How to show non-debuggable devices like ICEpick in CCSv5

Hi Steve,

You can find the target status view in CCSv5, select Windows | Show Views in the main window and look for the Target Status view in the list.

Regards,
Patrick

Steve, 

Another thing that you will need to do is to enable display of routers in debug view. Once you have them showing, then you will see status once icepick is connected. This is something that we are hoping of resolving for LR update. 

Easiest way of enabling display of routers is(in my opinion) start a debug sessions, select top node, right click and choose "Edit targetConfigName.." ;  then choose first tab and enable "Routers" checkbox on right hand side. Click Apply/Continue and restart debug session. 

Martin

Thanks Martin, I think I made it almost work. I wasn't able to get just the router to show up, but after checking all items (routers, daps, etc.) and restarting, I was able to make it show. I connected to just the ICEpick, but then I didn't get any status in the properties box that shows me power and clock. I attached my screen shot.

Can you update the wiki at: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/ICEPICK#Q:_How_do_I_see_the_ICEpick_registers_in_CCS_v4.3F to reflect how to do this for v5?

Hi Steve,

Power and Clock is a property of the subpath of the icepick, you have to connect to one of the core to see the subpath properties in the Target Status view.

Regards,
Patrick

Patrick, we should be able to get the subpath property by only connecting to ICEpick (i.e. connect to ICEpick and NOT connect to core yet).

With V5, even when connected to the core, it still doesn't show the power/clock status.

Steve,

Can you let me know the version of CCSv5 that you are using? I was able to see the status in my enviornment.

Regards,
Patrick

NVM. I see the version in your first post.