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    Wiki - C2000 Development - Great Resource

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    ChrisClearman
    Posted by ChrisClearman
    on Oct 29 2012 15:32 PM
    Mastermind22775 points

    This is a GREAT resource for developing on C2000 microcontrollers.

    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/C2000
     

    F28335 F28035 Piccolo F2808 Experimenter's Kit Piccolo Experimenter's Kit F28335 Experimenter's Kit F28027 Flash programmer CCS 4 CLA F28x C2000 flash training software help new user control law accelerator Piccolo F28035 Experimenter's Kit stickies start tools wiki
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    • nikhil n mane
      Posted by nikhil n mane
      on Jan 06 2011 22:08 PM
      Expert1015 points

      hi chris

      c2804x is included which series?

      whwn c28044 device is developed?

      is not from piccolo series?

      what is major difference between piccolo series and 28x floating point series?

       

      thanks and regards

      nikhil

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    • ChrisClearman
      Posted by ChrisClearman
      on Jan 11 2011 10:27 AM
      Mastermind22775 points

      F28044 is a member of the Fixed-Point F280x series, specifically developed with the F2809.

      It is not considered a Piccolo device.

      Released in 2007 I believe.

      Piccolo family is smaller pin-count (38-100), smaller flash size (<= 256KB), and offer more on-chip integration with Vreg/Vmon, 2x OSC, and comparators and DACs.  The Piccolo family also includes optional CLA parallel accelerator and the new today F2806x includes a new VCU math accelerator as well as native Floating Point. 

       

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    • amir yaghobi
      Posted by amir yaghobi
      on Oct 11 2011 01:01 AM
      Prodigy70 points

      Thanks you help me.

      I am a board reverse-engineering.There are devise on the board    TMS320F240

      How do I read this device and another device to write flash.

      thanks

       

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    • Andrew Levenbaum
      Posted by Andrew Levenbaum
      on Oct 24 2011 15:25 PM
      Prodigy40 points

      Hi Chris,

      Another great tool to program Microcontrollers is by the company Visual Solutions, http://vissim.com/. Their program Vissim makes it very easy to work with and program microcontrollers along with its many diagrams which have various uses involving microcontrollers. Its a fantastic tool to help and make it simple to program microcontrollers.

      -Andrew

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    • HUIQI LI
      Posted by HUIQI LI
      on Oct 24 2012 03:34 AM
      Prodigy15 points

      Hi Chris:

       I encountered a problem in programming I2C interface TCA9535 (TI product). I referred TI's I2C interfaced EEPROM program, and make adaptive modifications. But it's does not work sometimes.

      I checked the I2C relevant registers, and found the difference between two situations, see diagram below. There are three differences, I2CSTR, I2CISRC, I2CFFTX. Refer to the AN spru721, I made modifications like below:

      1. disable FIFO first, then enable it. Then I2CFFTX seems good.

      2. the other two registers are all related to STOP signal, so I set STP in I2CMDR in I2C initialization, and delay for a few then operation I2C interface. But there is no impact on the other 2 registers. The problem is still there.

      Could you please help me on this issue, or forward it to the right person. I hope to get reply, my mailbox is huiqi.li@thermofisher.com

      Thanks in advance.

       

      Best Regards,

      Huiqi Li

      C2000 I2C
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    • Adam Haun
      Posted by Adam Haun
      on Oct 26 2012 15:52 PM
      Prodigy190 points

      Huiqi,

      Can you tell me the values in the I2CSTR, I2CISRC, I2CFFTX, and I2CMDR registers in each case? The screenshots are too small to read. Also, can you tell me the part number of the MCU you're using?

      I will send this to your email address too.

      Thanks,

      -Adam Haun

      -Adam Haun

      C2000 Product Applications

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    • Lori Heustess
      Posted by Lori Heustess
      on Oct 29 2012 15:32 PM
      Guru50545 points

      Locking this to new questions.  Please post a new thread to the forum.

      Thank you

      Lori

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