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Stellaris microcontroller MAC address

Stellaris microcontroller MAC address

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darko bogovic
Posted by darko bogovic
on Jun 12 2011 15:40 PM
Prodigy10 points

Dear All,

Does anybody know how to reprogram ones programmed and committed MAC address on the  Stellaris microcontroller

Thanks,  Darko B.


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  • Rebecca Ringhof
    Posted by Rebecca Ringhof
    on Jun 13 2011 14:18 PM
    Expert6605 points

    Darko,

    Under the "Other Utilities" tab of LM Flash Programmer, select "MAC Address Mode" under "User Register Programming".  Here, you can type in your MAC Address and select "Program MAC Address".  You can also select "Commit MAC Address" to commit it to the MCU.  

    You can retrieve your current MAC address here as well by clicking "Get Current MAC Address".  You should write this down for future reference.  If you've performed a "Debug Port Unlock" and you have not documented the MAC address, there is no way to retrieve this MAC address; you will have to program a new one.

     

    -Rebecca

      

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  • Rahul Chander
    Posted by Rahul Chander
    on Apr 19 2012 17:50 PM
    Prodigy130 points

    Hello Rebecca

    I am using LM3S8962 and have committed an incorrect MAC address.  I tried Debug port unlock in LM flash programmer build 1381, but it did not reset the mac address.  Do you know if the LM flash programmer is supposed to work with LM3S8962.

    I have used the same procedure successfully before on LM3S9B96 processor with the same debugger board.

    Thanks

    Rahul

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  • slandrum
    Posted by slandrum
    on Apr 19 2012 18:04 PM
    Mastermind9640 points

    The 8962 is an earlier generation part, and once the USER registers are committed (which is where the MAC address is normally stored), they cannot be altered.

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  • Rahul Chander
    Posted by Rahul Chander
    on Apr 19 2012 18:17 PM
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    Thank you. I confirmed in the datasheet from TI that user reg0 and reg1 cannot be resetted.  It is interesting that the preliminary Luminary datasheet indicated that the factory reset would be possible and I was relying on that one.

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