PIC32MZ tutorial -- Blinky LED

　　Today I finish the "Blinky LED" application on PIC32MZ starter kit. This application let LED1 blink with 0.5HZ frequency. The pseudo code is like

    LOOP:
        LED ON
        Delay 1 second
        LED OFF
        Delay 1 second

　　It uses Timer1 to control the delay time. So first I implement the three Timer1 functions.

/**
  
Function: TMR1_Open

  
Summary: Initialization of Timer 

  
Description: TMR1 on; 0.08 microsecond every tick 

  
Remarks: Pre-scale 1:8; PB 100MHz; PR1 0xFFFF
 */
void TMR1_Open(void)
{
    T1CON = 0x8010;
    PR1 = 0xFFFF;
}
// Comment a function definition and leverage automatic documentation 
/**
  
Function: TMR1_Write

  
Summary: Write TMR1

  
Description: Write a value to TMR1

  
Remarks: the value is range of 0~65535
 */
void TMR1_Write(unsigned int value)
{
    TMR1 = value & 0xFFFF;
}
/**
  
Function: TMR1_Read

  
Summary: Read TMR1

  
Description: Read the value from TMR1

  
Remarks: the value is range of 0~65535
 */
unsigned int TMR1_Read(void)
{
    return (TMR1 & 0xFFFF);
}

　　Second I finish the delay function, the implemention is like below

/**
  
Function: Delay_1S 

  
Summary: Delay using TMR1

  
Description: Delay one second 

  
Remarks: call TMR1_Open first 
 */
void Delay_1S(void)
{
    unsigned int count = 12500;
    unsigned int ticks = 1000;
    while (count--)
    {
        TMR1_Write(0);
        while (TMR1_Read() < ticks)
        {
            ; // do nothing
        }
    }
}

　　Actually we are also able to do that like below

/**
  
Function: Delay_1S 

  
Summary: Delay using TMR1

  
Description: Delay one second 

  
Remarks: call TMR1_Open first 
 */
void Delay_1S(void)
{
    unsigned int count = 1000;
    unsigned int ticks = 12500;
    while (count--)
    {
        TMR1_Write(0);
        while (TMR1_Read() < ticks)
        {
            ; // do nothing
        }
    }
}

　　I prefer to the second one. I believe the second one has higher accuracy than the first one.

　　In the end, I finish the main function. In last blog, I already show how to implement LED_SETON. This time, we will the same LED_SETON funtion, and more, we need to implement LED_SETOFF. That's easy once you have read my last blog. If you don't know yet, please look at below.

#include 
#include "Delay.h"
#include "ConfigurationBits.h"

#define LED_IOCTL()       TRISHCLR = (1<<0)
#define LED_SETON()       LATHSET = (1<<0)
#define LED_SETOFF()      LATHCLR = (1<<0)
#define LED_OPEN()        ANSELH &= 0xFFFFFFFE

void main(void)
{
    TMR1_Open();
    LED_OPEN();
    LED_IOCTL();
    while (1)
    {
        LED_SETON();
        Delay_1S();
        LED_SETOFF();
        Delay_1S();
    }
}