Getting started with Fomu

Getting started with Fomu MicroPython

Install micropython on Fomu

$ dfu-util.exe -D micropython-fomu.dfu

Boot current program

$ dfu-util.exe -e

Use miniterm to connect to the Fomu

  1. Install pyserial
pip install pyserial
  1. Start miniterm and connect to MicroPython shell running on the Fomu.
python -m serial.tools.miniterm

Readout the sensors and set the leds

import machine
print(bin(machine.mem32[0xe0005808]))

Sleep function

import machine

def timer0_value_read():
    r = machine.mem32[0xe0002828]
    r = r << 8
    r = r | machine.mem32[0xe000282c]
    r = r << 8
    r = r | machine.mem32[0xe0002830]
    r = r << 8
    r = r | machine.mem32[0xe0002834]
    return r

def sleep(seconds): 
    # timer0_en_write
    machine.mem32[0xe0002820]=0
    # timer0_reload_write
    machine.mem32[0xe0002810]=0
    machine.mem32[0xe0002814]=0
    machine.mem32[0xe0002818]=0
    machine.mem32[0xe000281c]=0
    # timer0_load_write
    ms = 12000000 * seconds
    machine.mem32[0xe0002800]=ms>>24
    machine.mem32[0xe0002804]=ms>>16
    machine.mem32[0xe0002808]=ms>>8
    machine.mem32[0xe000280c]=ms
    # timer0_en_write
    machine.mem32[0xe0002820]=1
    # timer0_update_value_write
    machine.mem32[0xe0002824]=1
    while timer0_value_read():
        # timer0_update_value_write
        machine.mem32[0xe0002824]=1

See time.c for more

RGB

For more addresses see: https://github.com/im-tomu/fomu-workshop/blob/master/riscv-blink/include/generated/csr.h

TODO

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