I still haven't gotten a solution or clue for this, so maybe I'll give some more details about what I'm trying to do.
I got the XMC1100 evaluation kit and installed DAVE v4.1.2. My goal is to evaluate the XMC1100 series chips to see if it is suitable for my company's purpose. For that, I need the ADC to function.
I was pleased to see that DAVE has CE APPs to make implementing peripheral easier (got my UART working with minimal effort), but the Analog_IO APP doesn't really do anything (I'm guessing it's not fully implemented).
In order to make any progress, I really need the ADC to work. So I found an example project for DAVE to set up the ADC on the XMC1100, but that can only be used with DAVE 4.0.0.
I thought I'd just look at the reference manual for the XMC1100. From the manual, it would seem that I should be able to use the ADC interface by reading/writing to the appropriate control registers directly. So I started my trying to read and print the Module ID register, but I don't believe that's being done correctly (hence my earlier post).
I got the XMC1100 evaluation kit and installed DAVE v4.1.2. My goal is to evaluate the XMC1100 series chips to see if it is suitable for my company's purpose. For that, I need the ADC to function.
I was pleased to see that DAVE has CE APPs to make implementing peripheral easier (got my UART working with minimal effort), but the Analog_IO APP doesn't really do anything (I'm guessing it's not fully implemented).
In order to make any progress, I really need the ADC to work. So I found an example project for DAVE to set up the ADC on the XMC1100, but that can only be used with DAVE 4.0.0.
I thought I'd just look at the reference manual for the XMC1100. From the manual, it would seem that I should be able to use the ADC interface by reading/writing to the appropriate control registers directly. So I started my trying to read and print the Module ID register, but I don't believe that's being done correctly (hence my earlier post).