The clock-change warning
message, which appears when a new sensor is added, now lists the changes
which happen in the background when the user selects Yes.
A warning in the notification tab is added, if the user selects No in the
clock-change warning message. This warning message has a link that describes
the procedure for manual configuration
Graphical representation of the input clock, available prescaler values, and
PTC clock frequencies are displayed in the parameter tab.
The maximum configured PTC frequency is displayed on the summary page.
QTouch Library Updates 7.0
New Features
The minimum and maximum PTC
clock frequency details are added.
Updated the prescaler values in api.h files to include the internal
prescaler division factor. For example, in ATtiny3217, the prescaler values
from 0, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128 are updated to 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128,
256 (to include a fixed internal division factor of 2). Similarly, all
prescaler values are updated for all other devices
Bug Fixes
Acquisition Library is
updated for ATtiny161x and ATtiny321x to use internal driver instead of pad
driver. This is to fix the noise issue that occurs on the Rev C 3217 device
and PORTC pins.
Issue fix for IAR Project
non-Compilation in ATTiny3217. There is change only in the compiler version
and the module version is not updated. The following modules are updated for
ATtiny81x, ATtiny161x, and ATtiny321x:
Acquisition
Binding layer
Frequency hop
Frequency hop
autotune
Scroller
Key
Surface
Gesture
Know issues
ATSAME5x and ATSAMD5x input
clock for PTC is displayed as 48 MHz even after the user selects Yes for
automatic clock setting. This issue is due to the clock not being properly
updated on the clocks page. The workaround is to click on the clock
configurator after adding all the sensors and before downloading the
project.
Frequency Hop module may not work as intended for GCC/IAR. It is recommended
to use Frequency Hop autotune instead.
The ‘atstart file’ generated before START QTouch 7.0 release will not be
directly compatible and hence, return a warning.