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  • Forum Post: Custom Board with LM3S59556 C1

    Andrea Sorio Andrea Sorio
    Hi My name is Andrea I designed a board with a LM3S5956 Cortex M3 micro, revision C1. The JTAG interface doesn't work. The LDO voltage regulator feeds 1.2V and not 2.5V! Any idea? Thank you in advance Best Regards Andrea Sorio
    on Jun 15, 2010
  • Forum Post: What are the changes need to do for boot loader to run on LM3s9b92 C1 revision with the patch

    elia49267 elia49267
    Hi, The C1 revision of 9b92 need to start from 0x1000 because of the patch to the hardware bug. So i have a boot loader and i want to change it to start from 0x1000. In normal code that start from main i just change the linker flash origin start to 0x1000. But this change with boot loader...
    on May 12, 2010
  • Forum Post: Re: Boot loader using UIP

    elia49267 elia49267
    The boot_eth not only uses uip it is using UDP broadcast and two other things 1) BOOTP protocol 2) TFTP Protocol Both are not working fine on linux and unit and also on embedded linux like OMAP 138. The UIP i am suggesting is a TCP point to point , client server that is working everywhere...
    on Jul 20, 2010
  • Forum Post: Stellaris LM3S9B90 revision C and USB

    Einar Einar
    I have been using the evaluation board EK-LM3S9B90 with a revision B chip for a product acting as a USB device. I have now received a prototype which is using a revision C chip, but I notice that neither the USB enabled boot loader nor my application handles USB. The device is not enumerated in any case...
    on Aug 16, 2010
  • Forum Post: Re: LM3S9B92 Flash programming problem

    Stellaris Paul Stellaris Paul
    I was confused and I thought you had unlocked and erased the patch, but apparently you did not. You cannot erase the entire flash on Rev C1 parts, which is what you have apparently, because the patch code is read only at address 0-0x00000fff. This is only for Rev C1 which requires this patch so yes this...
    on Sep 1, 2010
  • Forum Post: LM3S9B90 problem 1: JTAG often locked by unknown reason

    Steven54023 Steven54023
    We built many prototype boards with LM3S9b90, but JTAG just does not work. Some boards can be unlocked again by ICDI interface and TI flash programmer software, but some other boards just dead there, no way to program them. Even those “unlocked” board still have problem, some of them only...
    on Sep 14, 2010
  • Forum Post: LM3S9B90 Problem 2: EPI Host-Bus 16 mode does not work

    Steven54023 Steven54023
    When we use 16 bit mode to control 16-bit SRAM, we connect LM3S9B90's A1 to SRAM's A0. The processor has byte control signal to select lower and higher byte. The problem is the processor shift left all address pin by one bit, for example, their A1 is actually A0, but TI do not state this clearly...
    on Sep 14, 2010
  • Forum Post: LM3S9B90 Problem 3. USB does not work

    Steven54023 Steven54023
    Our USB just does not work at all, it is a simple circuit, all the pins and resistor is ok, but we could not find out where is the problem. In Errata RevB1, it has a USB bug, and we even changed the circuit according the Errata to make it as same as evaluation board (with RevB1 processor), but still...
    on Sep 14, 2010
  • Forum Post: LM3S9B90 C1 problem 1: JTAG often locked by unknown reason

    top liang top liang
    We built many prototype boards with LM3S9b90, but JTAG just does not work. Some boards can be unlocked again by ICDI interface and TI flash programmer software, but some other boards just dead there, no way to program them. Even those “unlocked” board still have problem, some of them only...
    on Sep 15, 2010
  • Forum Post: LM3S9B90 C1 Problem 2: EPI Host-Bus 16 mode does not work

    top liang top liang
    When we use 16 bit mode to control 16-bit SRAM, we connect LM3S9B90 's A1 to SRAM's A0. The processor has byte control signal to select lower and higher byte. The problem is the processor shift left all address pin by one bit, for example, their A1 is actually A0, but TI do not state this...
    on Sep 15, 2010
  • Forum Post: LM3S9B90 C1 Problem 3. USB does not work

    top liang top liang
    Our USB just does not work at all, it is a simple circuit, all the pins and resistor is ok, but we could not find out where is the problem. In Errata RevB1, it has a USB bug, and we even changed the circuit according the Errata to make it as same as evaluation board (with RevB1 processor), but still...
    on Sep 15, 2010
  • Forum Post: Boot loader using UIP

    elia49267 elia49267
    Hi, I designed the boot loader program using the Code composer studio 4. for some reason the boot loader is not working correct under the IAR environment, even if i am using the latest 4.5.1. Now , To design a boot loader the way i did , you can do the following , it is very simple. The idea...
    on Jul 18, 2010
  • Forum Post: JTAG, Flashloader error, LM3S9B95

    Ivan Zuev Ivan Zuev
    Hello, Can you help me to solve the next troubles? I have EvalBoard LM3S8962+LM3S2110, JLINK and IAR 5.5. That work perfect with JLINK or LM FTDI. But it doesn't work at all with crystall LM3S9B95! IAR say that "The flash loader program reported an error". HELP! I don't...
    on Mar 23, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: USB with LM3S9B95 rev.C1 IAR doesn't work at all... :(

    Ivan Zuev Ivan Zuev
    Ivan Zuev I got stuck with USB. Noone example doesn't work at all. The program hung in the strange state. I'd made change for rev. C1 in startup.c (for FLASH: (void(*)(void))0x00000881) and in *.icf (define region FLASH = mem:[from 0x00001000 to 0x0003ffff];) Debbuging with breakpoints...
    on Apr 15, 2011
  • Forum Post: Stellaris Tech Support

    -mark -mark
    Is there a way to get timely tech support for the Stellaris devices? Sorry, but this e2e support community seems hit or miss. There is much uncertainty regarding when or if you will receive a satisfactory answer. I've called TI tech support and am still awaiting an answer. Does anyone know...
    on Nov 4, 2011
  • Forum Post: QEI Interrupt on Index Problem w/LM3S5791

    Stephen Clark Stephen Clark
    I'm having some trouble getting the interrupt on index to work properly without resetting the position counter. I want to interrupt on an index pulse and NOT reset the pulse counting register. However I can only get the interrupt to trigger when I DO reset the counter ( QEI_CONFIG_RESET_IDX...
    on Nov 7, 2011
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