Strange behaviour with wakeupon() on PAN4561_SE

[frille]

Hi,
to save Consumption I want to use sleep(0,0). My Device should wake up on multiple PinEvents. 2 Counters and 2 RTC-Alarms.

This works fine:

wakeupOn(IRQ_RTCA, True, False)
wakeupOn(IRQ_RTCB, True, False)
#wakeupOn(IRQ_COUNTER0, True, False)
#wakeupOn(IRQ_COUNTER1, True, False)
setPinPullup(IRQ_RTCA, True)
setPinPullup(IRQ_RTCB, True)
setPinPullup(IRQ_COUNTER0, True)
setPinPullup(IRQ_COUNTER1, True)
sleep(0,0)

But when I uncomment the wakeupOn() on line 3 and 4 nothing goes. The Device would sleep until next Ice Age.

IRQ_RTCA = GPIO_21
IRQ_RTCB = GPIO_22
IRQ_COUNTER0 = GPIO_19
IRQ_COUNTER1 = GPIO_20

I don't have any Idea.

Thanks for Answers!

[Jheath]

SNAP has a built-in fail safe that checks to make sure you have defined a proper wake-up pin before going to sleep forever. If change to a timed sleep (Ex. sleep(0,10)) then the pinWakeUp() will not matter.

[frille]

Ok, but the Device is fallen asleep and it does not wake up.
There is no Wakeup with the additional Pins.

(sorry for my bad English)

[Jheath]

OK, then there are a few things to check :

- Are you are fully transitioning the pin from either high-to-low or low-to-high? Do you have a pull-up/down resistor? It appears from the script you intend for a falling transition.

- Are pins properly mapped to the physical pins you intend? You appear to be using a "PAN4561_SE" as the platform settings. Do you have the PAN4561 on a carrier board from a dev kit or as a raw module (which uses a different I/O scheme).

Note: Only specific pins can be used as wakeup pins (Ex. GPIO_19 aka I/O 0 aka PTA0 aka Physical Pin 41.

[frille]

Thank you for your answer.
Yes, I have checked it out. The Device works properly (until it goes to bed).
If there are any wrong assignments I would have already noticed it.

IRQ_RTCA = GPIO_21 = PIN 39 = IO 2
IRQ_RTCB = GPIO_22 = PIN 38 = IO 3
IRQ_COUNTER0 = GPIO_19 = PIN 41 = IO 0
IRQ_COUNTER1 = GPIO_20 = PIN 40 = IO 1
These Pins should support Wakeups.

This is strange:
The Wakeups on both Pins connected with the RTC works fine until I add one or both of the additional Pins. Then even the RTC Wakeups don't work.

[Jheath]

Are you using a raw PAN4561 module or a PAN4561 mounted to a carrier board (usually from an eval kit)?

[frille]

I am using a PAN4561 as a raw module.