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 </source>
-'''''Note:''' There is also an unofficial systick component available from a Cypress employee at the cypress forum. The advantage of that component is that it uses the native systick timer of the Cortex-M. The reason that component isn't used in this example is because it's not part of the official Cypress libraries. [http://www.cypress.com/forum/psoc-community-components/systimers-component Link].''
+'''''Note:''' There is also an unofficial systick component available from a Cypress employee at the Cypress forum. The advantage of that component is that it uses the native systick timer of the Cortex-M. The reason that component isn't used in this example is because it's not part of the official Cypress libraries. [http://www.cypress.com/forum/psoc-community-components/systimers-component Link].''
 === SPI ===

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 </source>
-'''''Note:''' There is also an unofficial systick component available from a Cypress employee at the cypress forum. That component can be used as well. [http://www.cypress.com/forum/psoc-community-components/systimers-component Link].
+'''''Note:''' There is also an unofficial systick component available from a Cypress employee at the cypress forum. The advantage of that component is that it uses the native systick timer of the Cortex-M. The reason that component isn't used in this example is because it's not part of the official Cypress libraries. [http://www.cypress.com/forum/psoc-community-components/systimers-component Link].''
 === SPI ===

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 #define GFX_OS_PRE_INIT_FUNCTION raw32Init
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 === SPI ===

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	However, this article has been kept as generic as possible and should be usable for any PSoC platform.		However, this article has been kept as generic as possible and should be usable for any PSoC platform.
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		+	The complete pre-configured & ready-to-run example project of this guide can be found [https://community.ugfx.io/files/file/16-psoc-5lp-ili9341/ here].

	== Structure ==		== Structure ==

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 [[File:psoc_spi_config_01.png]]
 [[File:psoc_spi_config_02.png]]
 == Examples ==
 Various example projects can be found in the [https://community.ugfx.io/files/category/2-example-projects/ downloads section]. Use the search to find projects that suit your setup.

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 * PSoC Creator 3.3 CP3
 * PSoC 5LP Prototyping Kit (CY8CKIT-059)
 However, this article has been kept as generic as possible and should be usable for any PSoC platform.

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 === SPI ===
-ToDo
+In our example project we are using an ILI9341 display module connected over SPI. For this, we need to add an SPI component to the PSoC project and wire it up to the external pins to which the actual display is connected to.
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 [[File:psoc_spi.png]]

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 </source>
-However, we still have to manually start and enable the timer and the counter. For this, we add another function and modify the [[configuration|configuration file]] accordingly to tell µGFX to call this function before doing anything else:
+However, we still have to manually start and enable the timer and the counter. For this, we add another function and modify the
 <source lang=c>
 void raw32Init(void)
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 <source lang=c>
 #define GFX_OS_PRE_INIT_FUNCTION raw32Init

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 [[File:psoc_systick.png]]
-The implementation of two systick functions of the raw32 port look like the following:
+The two systick functions of the raw32 port can be implemented like this:
 === SPI ===

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	[[File:psoc_systick.png]]		[[File:psoc_systick.png]]
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		+	The implementation of two systick functions of the raw32 port look like the following:

	=== SPI ===		=== SPI ===