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CircuitPython - a Python implementation for teaching coding with microcontrollers
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SAMD51 SPI Slave Mode #2131

Open gingle opened 4 years ago

gingle commented 4 years ago

I would like to use the Metro M4 as a remote controller run by a master microcontroller. I need to read A/D results and send D/A levels as well as set logic pins. I am worried that the I2C and RX/TX lines are not fast enough and perhaps not as free from errors.

tannewt commented 4 years ago

@gingle It's not a high priority for us but we'd love a PR if you implement it yourself. We're also happy answering questions to get you started on it. I'd suggest looking at I2CSlave as a model for it.

gingle commented 4 years ago

Can you point me to the I2CSlave code?

tannewt commented 4 years ago

https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/tree/master/ports/atmel-samd/common-hal/i2cslave https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/tree/master/shared-bindings/i2cslave

Want me to reopen? It's still ok to leave open for the long term.

gingle commented 4 years ago

I would leave it open for the long term. I have a lot on my plate so my work on this will be intermittent. Thanks for the links.

tannewt commented 4 years ago

Ok, reopened! No worries if it takes time. Please reach out if you have questions! Thanks!

wallarug commented 4 years ago

@gingle have you made any progress on this? I'm very interested in getting this going.

gingle commented 4 years ago

@gingle have you made any progress on this? I'm very interested in getting this going.

Not for now. I have been sidetracked for awhile.

Meschmid23 commented 4 years ago

I also would like to use the SAMD51 (Adafruit feather M4) as a SPI slave. Please let us know once progress has been made.

Randall-Scharpf commented 1 month ago

Hi all! Not sure what the current status of progress is on this, but for a set of boards I'm working on, we've needed to get SPI communication between two SAM D51 boards running CircuitPython.* Our code is a bit of a mess right now since it's just for our internal project, but (admittedly not having looked through the commits mentioned here) it might be helpful developing this feature, if there's anyone else still interested in getting it running. Namely, I've noticed some talk in the issue linked here about messing with the DMA controller to get it working, and we've had to do that. We've got a fork at https://github.com/Bruin-Spacecraft-Group/bruinspace-circuitpython/tree/cfa4425d3443ebb54ace97f78d477a34079b44cd if you'd like to take a look. If there's anything you'd like from us to help with establishing these changes for others or documenting what we've done, let us know!

jepler commented 1 month ago

When an issue is tagged "long term", Adafruit isn't prioritizing work on it. But we're always happy if a community member can contribute something!

tannewt commented 1 month ago

@Randall-Scharpf The easiest way for us to review what you've done is to make a pull request to this repo. That will show us a diff of changes that we can comment on. https://learn.adafruit.com/contribute-to-circuitpython-with-git-and-github/create-your-pull-request