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• open <mode> <events> <single> <pol> <cmp> <clrCmp> <capGate> <clrGate> - opens the timerlptimer device. The device must be opened before enabling/disabling  Arguments are:
  • mode - one of the modes external clock, count single edge, count both edges, or count while polarity (i.e. pulse width) defined in dnmdn_lptimer.h. External mode should be used for high frequency (> 16 KHz) clocks.
  • events - a bitmask of which events will generate notifications (compare, overflow, capture)
  • single - use as a one-shot timer (1) or normal recurring timer (0)
  • pol - set the polarity, i.e. clock on rising (1) edge / high level, or falling (0) edges / low level, depending on mode
  • cmp - compare value - note . Note that in the 1.4.1 stack library, this the value passed in the open function is not used and must be set separately
  • clrCmp - if 1, clears the lptimer value when a compare value is reached, i.e. count up to the compare value
  • capGate - if 1, capture the counter when the corresponding gate event occurs
  • clrGate - if 1, clears the counter when the corresponding gate event occurs
• close - closes the lptimer device. Closing and re-opening the lptimer device is required for configuration changes other than the compare value to take effect.
• enable - enables the lptimer input
• disable - disables the lptimer input
• set - sets the compare value. A notification will be generated if the corresponding event is enabled.  Note Note that while the registers are 32-bits wide, the lptimer is a 16-bit timer - in . In revisions of the stack library >= 1.4.2, setting compare > 65535 will result in an error.

• getcap - gets the value of the capture register when a gate event occurs (for pulse width timing when capGate=1).

• getcount - gets the current value of the lptimer counter register

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Low Power Timer app, ver 1.2.0.1
SmartMeshIP stack, ver 1.4.1.6

> open 
Usage: open <mode> <events> <single> <pol> <cmp> <clrCmp> <capGate> <clrGate>
> open 0 0x7 0 0 12345 1 0 0

> set 12345
Compare: 12345
> enable

>enable> disable
>disable
> >closeclose

Once configured, the application will print notifications for each configured event, e.g. 

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Important points:

• Opening the lptimer device more than once will generate an error
• Closing the lptimer device more than once will generate an error

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The 02-lptimer sample application uses the Helper Modules to initialize the CLI Module and for interaction with the local interface. It passes JOIN_NO in the fJoin flag when initializing the local module in the loc_task_init() to prevent the local module from attempting to join. It has one lptimerTask application tasks task that installs event handlers for the various possible capture/compare events, and prints them on the CLI continuously as they occur.  The application relies on CLI commands to otherwise drive the PWM application to demonstrate its features.

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lptimer features.