FreeMASTER example fully configured by MCUXpresso ConfigTools. Serial communication is used by default, but it can be changed easily to CAN or other in the MCUXpresso Peripheral Tool. Also FreeMASTER driver features...See more details in readme document.

FreeMASTER example fully configured by MCUXpresso ConfigTools. Serial communication is used by default, but it can be changed easily to CAN or other in the MCUXpresso Peripheral Tool. Also FreeMASTER driver features...See more details in readme document.

FreeMASTER example using a special packet-driven protocol on top of JTAG or BDM direct memory access. This example application demonstrates use of FreeMASTER tool to visualize internal variables and to control the...See more details in readme document.

FreeMASTER example using a special packet-driven protocol on top of JTAG or BDM direct memory access. This example application demonstrates use of FreeMASTER tool to visualize internal variables and to control the...See more details in readme document.

FreeMASTER example using Serial-UART communication with the target microcontroller. This example application demonstrates use of FreeMASTER tool to visualize internal variables and to control the application flow by...See more details in readme document.

FreeMASTER example using Serial-UART communication with the target microcontroller. This example application demonstrates use of FreeMASTER tool to visualize internal variables and to control the application flow by...See more details in readme document.

This document explains the freertos_event example. It shows how task waits for an event (defined setof bits in event group). This event can be set by any other process or interrupt in the system.The example application creates three tasks. Two write tasks write_task_1 and write_task_2continuously setting event bit 0 and bit 1.Read_task is waiting for any event bit and printing actual state on console. Event bits areautomatically cleared after read task is entered.Three possible states can occurre:Both bits are set.zBit B0 is set.Bit B1 is set.

This document explains the freertos_event example. It shows how task waits for an event (defined setof bits in event group). This event can be set by any other process or interrupt in the system.The example application creates three tasks. Two write tasks write_task_1 and write_task_2continuously setting event bit 0 and bit 1.Read_task is waiting for any event bit and printing actual state on console. Event bits areautomatically cleared after read task is entered.Three possible states can occurre:Both bits are set.zBit B0 is set.Bit B1 is set.

This document explains the freertos_event example. It shows how task waits for an event (defined setof bits in event group). This event can be set by any other process or interrupt in the system.The example...See more details in readme document.

This document explains the freertos_event example. It shows how task waits for an event (defined setof bits in event group). This event can be set by any other process or interrupt in the system.The example...See more details in readme document.