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    Programing targets with code composer

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    Al2966
    Posted by Al2966
    on Aug 28 2008 14:38 PM
    Intellectual350 points

    Hi,

    I want to load my code on the targets without going thrugh a debug session but sadly in Target, only Make device secure is available.

    I got my program.out, I just want to load it !!! (I suprise the option for doing this is not obvious!?!)

    I am also creating a standard makefile so I would like to know the command line for the usb programmer MSP-FET430UIF

     

    Thanks,

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    • AES
      Posted by AES
      on Aug 28 2008 17:02 PM
      Expert2805 points

      Hi

       

      If you change to the Debug perspective the option Load Program will be available at Target menu. But first you must connect the target using Connect Target.

       

      Best Regards,

      AES
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    • Al2966
      Posted by Al2966
      on Aug 28 2008 17:23 PM
      Intellectual350 points

       Thanks but

      I switch to Debug persperctive, physically connect to my powered device and the target-> Connect and  Load Program options are both grayed out.

       :(

       

      Regards

      AL

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    • AES
      Posted by AES
      on Aug 28 2008 17:47 PM
      Expert2805 points
      yes you are right, try this: 

       

       

      - Make a simple project….just to load it in the taget.

      - Them debug the project, this will active the Target > Load Program function and connect the CCE with the target

      - Ok, now go to Load Program and browse the file to download.

       

       

      I hope this helps you

       

      AES

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    • Al2966
      Posted by Al2966
      on Aug 29 2008 08:49 AM
      Intellectual350 points

      I repeat,

      The question is how to programs devices WITHOUT going through debug.

      And "Is there a Command line that can be used to do this?

      Thanks anyway AES

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