Hi Errol,

Which version of the Gecko SDK Suite are you using?  The EFM32 parts only got Project Configurator and Pintool support with the recently released MCU SDK 6.0.0.0 and Gecko SDK version 3.1.0.  If the 32-bit MCU SDK -6.0.0.0 is installed from [Install] > [Manage installed packages] then click the [SDKs] tab and the install link for MCU SDK 6.0.0.0 (this will automatically install Gecko Platform version 3.1.0).  After the installation completes, from the Launcher perspective, select your board from the Debug Adapter window and make sure the Preferred SDK is set to Gecko SDK Suite 3.1.0 on the General Information card on the OVERVIEW tab.  Then click Create New Project and select one of the [Platform] example projects:

The new project will be a configurable project and it will include a .pintool file that can be used to define the function of each of the pins.

Let me know if the above helps or not.

Thank you,

jpitt

This is expected.

0x91 for TMR3CN0 is not bit addressable.

This is expected.

0x91 for TMR3CN0 is not bit addressable.

This is expected.

0x91 for TMR3CN0 is not bit addressable.

This is interesting. 

Usually We don't recommend to manually change hwconf directly. 

Could you made change in the Simplicity Studio hardware configurator perspective/view?  

This is interesting. 

Usually We don't recommend to manually change hwconf directly. 

Could you made change in the Simplicity Studio hardware configurator perspective/view?  

You really need to elaborate you question.

For example, which device or board you are working on, is this a Silabs radio board/module?

Please describe this as detailed as possible.

If you are measure pin PB01. Pay attention on the bus alloc and made corresponding change.

#define IADC_INPUT_0_BUS          CDBUSALLOC

Hi Pete,

Is this on an STK, or your own board?  I'm not familiar with the error DR_OP 159.  Can you attach a debug log to this thread?  You can create a debug log by going to help -> report bug in Simplicity Studio.

Regards,

Joe

 I am emulating the receive operation using built in virtual serial port as a standard reference point and to avoid external uncertainty.

Please read the readme.tex to know how to test the example.

https://github.com/SiliconLabs/peripheral_examples/blob/master/series0/leuart/leuart_half_duplex/readme.txt