Hi,
Has anyone put together an example piece of code that erases and writes the FLASH for any of the SoC devices, cc2510, cc1110 or cc2430?
thanks in advance,
Chuck
Hi.
Have a look at the Basic Software Examples for the CC1110 and CC2510 here:http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/cc2510f32.html#toolssoftware
Contains example codes for writing the flash using both DMA and CPU. Should be rather easy to port to the CC2430 as well, just keep in mind the Flash timings.
Kjetil
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The cpu example without modifying if downloaded to the CC1110 (26MHz Osc).
The FWT = 0x11; which is here observing :
datasheet CC1110 : Page no 88 of 244 : 12.3.5 Flash Write Timing:
FWT = (21000*F)/(16*10⁹) = 21 x 26 / 16 = 0x22. Where F is 26MHz Osc frequency.
but
"The initial value held in FWT.FWT[5:0] after a reset is 0x11, which corresponds to 13 MHz system clock frequency ( calibrated HSRCOSC frequency for CC1110Fx when using a 26 MHz XOSC )."
Makes me confused for 0x11. Neither 0x22 nor 0x11 work here. However It should not be 0x22. Because the Osc frequency is itself 26MHz so the clock can be the half of the Osc frequency at max. Hence 0x11 seems the number.
FWT = (21000*F)/(16*10⁹) = 21 x 13 / 16 = 0x11.
But not working.
What could be the reason?
What are you trying to do, write data to flash? Writing data to flash with the CPU can not be done while executing code from flash, so the function that writes to flash must be copied to RAM and executed from there. Please see:
http://e2e.ti.com/support/low_power_rf/f/156/p/181715/659829.aspx#659829
Dear Firefighter,
Thanks for your answer. As I've mentioned that I did not change the cpu flash code example. Just ran to check its output. I could not find the change in memory section of the IAR IDE. Where to look for change in flash memory in the IDE itself in debug mode?
Or I might be doing something wrong. I want to save some data into a non-volatile memory of CC1110 and retain its values in power cycles. I want to do both read and write. Post which I'll do it with DMA.
Thanks