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    .bin file failed to write in NOR flash in C5505

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    Talha Saleem
    Posted by Talha Saleem
    on Aug 22 2011 00:08 AM
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    hi,

         I am doing project on C5505. I have a ECG.out file which I converted into .bin file using hex55. I followed the instruction of how to program of C5505 in CCS. But I have failed to do so.

    I load the file programmer_C5515_EVM.out then select the NOR flash and give the .bin file address...

    It says Erasing chip (NOR) then After some time it gives the error "Chip Erase failed".

    Please advice how to proceed...

    Flash TMS320VC5505 EVM ECG hex utility TMS320VC5505. VC5505 EVM Code Composer Studio 5505
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    • Steve Tsang
      Posted by Steve Tsang
      on Aug 22 2011 11:50 AM
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      What board are you programming to? Have you referred to this page: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/C5515_Boot-Image_Programmer

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    • Talha Saleem
      Posted by Talha Saleem
      on Aug 22 2011 22:25 PM
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      hi Steve,

                     I am doing the programming on C5505 EVM, and yes I followed the instructions given in the link you posted. I don't know whats wrong... But whenever I burn I get the error that Chip Erased failed...

       

                     Please advice...

      C5505 EVM CCS 3.3 TMS320VC5505 C5505 MDK EVM ECG hex utility VC5505 EVM 5505
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    • Steve Tsang
      Posted by Steve Tsang
      on Aug 23 2011 09:48 AM
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      Talha,

      Could you tell me more info about your hardware?

      1. What is the name and version of your EVM? TMS320???? Rev ????

      2. You said you are using NOR, where is the NOR? On the EVM?

      3. What Gel file do you using?

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    • Talha Saleem
      Posted by Talha Saleem
      on Aug 24 2011 04:41 AM
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      Answers to questions:

      1. TMS320VC5505
      2. J5
      3. C5505.gel, its the one supplied with it.

      I read your answer on this link
      http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/tms320c5000_power-efficient_dsps/f/109/t/126035.aspx

      about the blinking LED on IIC EEPROM. It works fine in my case too only when I change the PLL to 12 Mhz. But when I change it to 100Mhz it gives error about the Write Failed.

      When I burn my code it does not run when I restart the EVM even on 12 MHz.
       
      Please advice...I am sending you the link for the file link

      http://www.megafileupload.com/en/file/324262/imp-bin.html

      Regards.

       

       

      C55X C5505 EVM bootloader CCS 3.3 TMS320VC5505 I2C C5505 MDK EVM ECG hex utility VC5505 EVM Boot Load 5505
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    • Steve Tsang
      Posted by Steve Tsang
      on Aug 24 2011 09:30 AM
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      Since the blinking LED example I posted on http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/tms320c5000_power-efficient_dsps/f/109/t/126035.aspx works but your code does not, the problem is in your code. Refer to the documentation posted on http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/C5515_Boot-Image_Programmer.

      It is clearly stated in the instruction that IIC works only with 12 MHz.

      The blinking LED example I posted programs the PLL according to TMS320C5515. Are you sure you have a TMS320VC5505? You have not provided the revision information, so I cannot tell.

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    • Talha Saleem
      Posted by Talha Saleem
      on Aug 25 2011 05:06 AM
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      Yes, I am sure the device is C5505, its revision is E.

      The other thing about the code, may be that is the case you are referring... But the program works fine in Debug mode. I also tried to re build the the code and then make the .bin file. The statement I used is as follows:

      hex55 -i ECGSystem.out -o imp.bin -boot -v5505 -b -serial

      Now I want to ask you is that do both SD or SPI peripherals work on 12Mhz??

      I have the SD card, I tried to do the same procedure, but it asks for C5505BOOT.BIN , from where I can produce this file?? Also I tried to rename my .bin file to this and copy it from computer but it also failed.  I formatted the card by using HP utility available at ti.wiki site.

      Now how should I proceed??

      C55X C5505 EVM C5505 bootloader C5505 MDK EVM MMC/SD ECG hex utility VC5505 EVM Boot Load SD Card 5505
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    • Steve Tsang
      Posted by Steve Tsang
      on Aug 25 2011 09:25 AM
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      Ok. The gel I used in my posting is good for C5505, not VC5505.

      C5515/05/14/04 family only boot from secure mode for SD and USB. It is stated in the data manual. Also, refer to this posting:

      http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/tms320c5000_power-efficient_dsps/f/109/p/73999/269032.aspx#269032

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