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  • MSP-FET430UIF Firmware Update

    MSP-FET430UIF Firmware Update

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    old_cow_yellow
    Posted by old_cow_yellow
    on Jun 04 2009 23:34 PM
    Guru25715 points

    I do not want to spread rumors. Instead, I would like to hear someone here to clear this.

    What I heard is, CCE may offer to update the firmware inside the user’s MSP-FET430UIF. But if you accept that offer, your MSP-FET430UIF will no longer work for IAR or other third party software tools. I heard that even if you made a backup copy of the firmware of the MSP430F1611 inside the tool and restored it, it still would not work. They suspect that the EEPROM for the TUSB3410 inside the tool must also be restored to work for IAR.

    I am using IAR and intend to switch to CCE. But I would like to be able to still use IAR for my old projects. Is this a one-way street? Do I need to use two different MSP-FET430UIF’s? (One for CCE and one for IAR?)

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    • BrandonElliott
      Posted by BrandonElliott
      on Jun 05 2009 08:26 AM
      Genius13815 points

      I have not heard of this behavior. Certainly the goal is to have both IAR and CCE co-exist with one FET. I personally have not seen an issue like this but it is normal to have the tool prompt for and update the firmware when you switch from one sw tool  to the other...

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    • old_cow_yellow
      Posted by old_cow_yellow
      on Jun 06 2009 09:31 AM
      Guru25715 points

      Brandon, Thanks for the reply. Do you think the following are true?

      (a) Some of the updated versions will only allow future updates of later versions and will disallow going back to earlier versions. (That is, like a one-way street.)

      (b) Some of the updates not only alter the Flash of the MSP chip, but also alter the EEPROM of the USB chip.

      Regards,

      OCY

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    • BrandonElliott
      Posted by BrandonElliott
      on Jun 09 2009 13:37 PM
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      Verified by Priya Thanigai
      Genius13815 points

      I have heard of something similar, but it just deals with CCSv4. If you install one of the beta versions of CCS V4, you have to copy that specific MSP430.DLL into IAR and/or CCE for those tools to see the FET.

      I haven't heard of any problems with CCE and IAR coexisting on 1 PC.

      IAR msp-fet430uif CCEv3 Firmware msp430.dll CCSv4
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    • Rodrigo Rodrigues Teixiera
      Posted by Rodrigo Rodrigues Teixiera
      on Oct 09 2011 17:52 PM
      Intellectual415 points

      Hello everybody!

      I'm with this problem, I downloaded and started CCSV5-do a simple code, when I went to debug, he updated the firmware Fet, hence when the fu ulilizar CCSV4 but it does not recognize the tool and also, is not doing downgrade. I used the excuse CCSV5 free, and this license only works with the EVM (launch pad and F-RAM etc. ..), and does not enabledebug for the FET.
      some can help me?

      Rodrigo Rodrigues Teixeira

      BR

       

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    • Rodrigo Rodrigues Teixiera
      Posted by Rodrigo Rodrigues Teixiera
      on Oct 09 2011 23:47 PM
      Intellectual415 points

      Guys!

      I could solve my problem!
      Go on searching and found the TI Wiki software that does the downgrade firmwareFET430UIF and he returned to work correctly, download the MSP430.dll v3 and do thedowngrade that problem is resolved, follow the link below.

      http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/MSP430.dll_v3

      Rodrigo Rodrigues Teixeira

      BR

       

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