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  • 6713DSK it is not configured correctly in CCS 4, what do you recommend?

    6713DSK it is not configured correctly in CCS 4, what do you recommend?

    • Miguel Angel
      Posted by Miguel Angel
      on Jun 05 2012 22:18 PM
      Prodigy10 points

      Hi

      I'm using the 6713DSK, the version is ASSY 506730 Rev C made for Spectrum Digital. Two Month ago I started to use Code Composer Studio Version: 4.2.4.00033.

      In the support page from Spectrum Digital I followed the instructions to configure the 6713DSK (http://support.spectrumdigital.com/ccs40/). But at the moment to debug my project or click to Launch Selected Configuration is there a error with the next legend "Error Initializing Emulator" and i can`t work in my projects.

      I think that is for a error in the software installation, using the tools for CCS 2.21 the 6713DSK is running with out problem.

      Here are some screenshots

      This are for the Driver

      This is for the installation instruccions by Spectrum Digital in CCS v4

      By the way i attended a DSP workshop in April and we used a OMAP device and worked correctly with the same laptop and the same version of CCS v4.

      Any suggestion is welcome.

      Thank you.

      Regards, Miguel Angel

      Instructor at UPIBI IPN

      6713 DSK CCS v4 spectrum Digital
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    • desouza
      Posted by desouza
      on Jun 11 2012 17:09 PM
      Guru56025 points

      Miguel Angel,

      It seems that the board is being recognized by Windows but the device driver is not being initializing properly. In this case, I usually start by using the utility SDConfig to check the connectivity at its lowest level (JTAG level), then if it does not work I connect the board to a different USB port, then I try a different PC, etc. 

      An overall strategy for debugging is outlined in the page below - pay special attention to a link to one of the troubleshooting guides from Spectrum Digital. 

      http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Debugging_JTAG_Connectivity_Problems

      Hope this helps,

      Rafael


      If my reply answers your question please click on the green button "Verify Answer".
      Search the wiki or go to useful pages for SDOWP, CGT, BIOS, CCSv3, CCSv4, CCSv5
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