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# 1.2.9.3 Configuring the Library

## SPI Splitter Service Configuration

The SPI Splitter Service has no configuration options through MCC, only information. This service has a SPI dependency and provides SPI multi-capability.

Figure 1-64.SPI Splitter Service Configuration Options

- PLIB Used:
  - Indicates the SPI peripheral instance used by the SPI Splitter service
  - The name of the peripheral will vary from device to device
- DMA Channel For Transmit:
  - Indicates the DMA channel used by the SPI Splitter service for SPI transmission
- DMA Channel For Receive:
  - Indicates the DMA channel used by the SPI Splitter service for SPI reception

## PLC Driver Configuration

When PLC Driver's SPI dependency is connected to SPI splitter, a new field appears.

Figure 1-65.PLC Driver Configuration Options

- PLIB Used by SPI Splitter:
  - Indicates the SPI peripheral instance used by the SPI Splitter service
  - The name of the peripheral will vary from device to device

## RF215 Driver Configuration

When RF215 Driver's SPI dependency is connected to SPI splitter, a new field appears.

Figure 1-66.RF215 Driver Configuration Options

- PLIB Used by SPI Splitter:
  - Indicates the SPI peripheral instance used by the SPI Splitter service
  - The name of the peripheral will vary from device to device

## SPI Peripheral Configuration

If the connected SPI peripheral supports multiple chip select lines (NPCS), it is important to enable and configure the corresponding NPCS for PLC and RF215 drivers.

Figure 1-67.SPI Peripheral Configuration Options

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