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    Device state could not determine.

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    Jayakrishnan Duraisamy
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    on Apr 12 2012 02:05 AM
    Prodigy80 points

    Hi,

         Now  I  am working on MSP43047176 microcontroller. From the Mirocontroller I am giving low signal to external device via MOSFET for power up the module(modem). But After Initialized that particular pin I got an Error  "Error: Device state could not determined and Target excution stopped" code was crashed. I don't know why code crash happened.

    Please anyone help me to solve that crashing problem.

    Thanks ,

    Krrish

    MSP 430F47176
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    • Jens-Michael Gross
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      on Apr 12 2012 07:04 AM
      Guru141810 points

      Jayakrishnan Duraisamy
      Error: Device state could not determined and Target excution stopped

      Often, this error is thrown if the MSP unexpectedly resets or goes into low power mode (especially LPM3.5 or 4.5). Then the JTAG is disconnected or unable to retrieve information.

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    • Jayakrishnan Duraisamy
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      on Apr 19 2012 08:13 AM
      Prodigy80 points

      Hi ,

          Thanks for reply. 

      Thanks,

      Krrish

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