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  • Forum Post: problems with reading/writing from/to RAM/XINTF zone with 32 bit data transfer

    Martin19383
    I am using eZDSP with an 28355 DSC and tried to change the provided example "Example_2833xDMA_xintf_to_ram" from using 16 bit data transfer to using 32 bit data transfer. However, if I configure register XTIMING7.bit.XSIZE = 1, then neither DMA transfer of a 32Bit data (DMA configured for 32...
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  • Forum Post: you will need to write Flash code to initialize ram memory.

    1391680
    HI I'm new to CCStudio and Firmware industry as well. I use tms320f2810, Ethernet daughter card - eZdsk.91C111 and some other peripherals also. my project is working as expected in ram mode. when i load the project into flash it gives the following warning and nothing was working. "Because...
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  • Forum Post: Delfino C28346 Experimenter's Kit - Issue with Example Code & XINTF Zone 7

    Jake9314
    I am running the example program "Example_2834xDMA_xintf_to_ram" on the C28346 Experimenter's Kit using CCS 4.02 MCU Ed with a XDS100v2. Here is the description of the example code: // DESCRIPTION: // Code will perform a block copy of 1024 words from Zone 7 XINTF (DMABuf2) // to...
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  • Forum Post: How to link sections to the flash memory

    1391680
    Hi I'm new to TI. I'm struggling at here . Could any one answer the following questions and guide me to solve the problem as well. How to link the Sections to the flash memory? In TMS320F2812 what is the address range of the FLASH memory and what is the address range of the ROM part...
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  • Forum Post: Need a recommended Land Pattern for TMS320F28033PN

    Oscar Palomino
    Hi Team, A customer is seeking the recommended land pattern for the TMS320F28033PN. This is the 80-pin PN plastic quad flatpack (LQFP). The same information is provided for the CC1101 as shown in the figures below. Can you help me find this information for the TMS320F28033PN? Thanks!
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    David NAMORA
    Sir, I am contacting you following the appearance of troubleshooting using the TMS320F2809 DSP. Indeed, we are using this component in a medical application as the main component. In that application, the board is link to a computer via an usb port. The USB port allows both the exchange...
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    Elisabeth Sperb
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  • Blog Post: Check out some of the buzz on the new floating-point Piccolo MCUs!

    RandiW
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  • Blog Post: Power On with C2000™ Microcontrollers!

    RandiW
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