Hi Richard,
I am facing a problem where, during a sequential read of 6 bytes, the core automatically inserts the ACK-bit on the 9th bit for the first 4 bytes, then suddenly does not insert ACK-bit on the 5th byte.
This causes my SDA line to be held low, and arbitration-lost flag to be flagged high.. even though i had stopped my core.
1) Any idea why the core suddenly does not ACK the read-byte? My code is same for all the 6 bytes. 2) Any idea how to overcome this arbitration-lost flag?
Thanks & regards, Megan
Is the controller the only master on the bus? Something goes wrong with the communication. Seems like some other module is forcing SDA low, causing the arbitration lost.
I am using only 1 master and 1 slave. There is no other ongoing module to force the SDA low...
Hi Richard,
Now I zoomed in to the problem on the last byte read..
The master should clock on 8 SCL pulse (for the last byte read) + 1 SCL pulse for NACK. But what I am seeing is the wishbone core just clock out 8 SCL pulse and the SCL just stays high after that.
Any idea how to solve this problem?
That sounds wrong. Can you send me your testbench (or entire setup) in a private email. I will take a look.
Richard
I've sent you an email at your opencores.org mail account.. do take a look.. thanks!