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--- en:general_information:tutorial:spi [2015/08/17 14:37] – added spidev 4.0 liedmann
+++ en:general_information:tutorial:spi [2017/06/22 11:24] – liedmann
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+~~NOTOC~~
 ===== SPI =====
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 ==== Testing spidev 0.1 ====
-<wrap Round info 65%>spidev_test is a loopback test to use it on the starterkit please put a bridge between **X27_43 (SPI1.MOSI)** and **X27_44 (SPI1.MISO)**.</wrap>
+<wrap Round info 65%>spidev_test is a loopback test, to use it on the Starterkit put a bridge between the pins **X27_43 (SPI1.MOSI)** and **X27_44 (SPI1.MISO)**.</wrap>
 To run spidev with /dev/spi0.1 you need to specify the device with -D parameter
-<code>root@MBa6x:/usr/bin ./spidev_test -D /dev/spidev0.1</code>
+<code>
+root@MBa6x:cd /usr/bin
+root@MBa6x:/usr/bin ./spidev_test -D /dev/spidev0.1
+</code>
 ++++console output with open bridge:|
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 ==== Testing spidev 4.0 ====
-<wrap Round info 65%>spidev_test is a loopback test to use it on the starterkit please put a bridge between **X28_51 (ECSPI5.MIS0)** and **X28_53 (ECSPI5.MOSI)**.</wrap>
+<wrap Round info 65%>spidev_test is a loopback test, to use it on the starterkit put a bridge between the pins **X28_51 (ECSPI5.MIS0)** and **X28_53 (ECSPI5.MOSI)**.</wrap>
 To run spidev with /dev/spi4.0 you need to specify the device with -D parameter
-<code>root@MBa6x:/usr/bin ./spidev_test -D /dev/spidev4.0</code>
+<code>
+root@MBa6x:cd /usr/bin
+root@MBa6x:/usr/bin ./spidev_test -D /dev/spidev4.0
+</code>
 ++++console output with open bridge:|
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