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How to make a TI-RTOS project for cc1310F32 and cc1310F64

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1310

I'm attempting to create a TI-RTOS project for a cc1310F32 or cc1310F64, but I am having difficulty? In CSS, when cc1310F128 is selected as the target, there are TI-RTOS templates, but with cc1310F32 or cc1310F64 selected, there are no TI-RTOS templates. See screenshots below. Is there something else I need to install?

I've asked a similar question on the TI-RTOS forum and was told that TI-RTOS is only officially supported on cc1310F128, not on the 32 kB and 64 kB versions, but based on my searching through the forums, it appears others have put TI-RTOS on the 32 kB and 64 kB versions. Plus, it seems using TI-RTOS is almost a fundamental requirement for using the cc1310. 

System details:

Windows 10

CCS 6.2.0.00050

TI-RTOS 2.20.00.06 downloaded from website, not App Center

cc1310F128 has TI-RTOS options:

cc1310F32 or cc1310F64 do not have TI-RTOS option:

  • In ccs go to view->resource explorer, choose the F128 platform you want and the example (empty if you just want a hello would). After the project is created go to project options and change the device to F64.
  • Hi, I just tested a standard example (empty) for a CC1310F32.
    In addition to what TopCat wrote I had to exclude the old cmd file from the build (CC1310DK_7XD.cmd).
    The generated cmd file is called cc13x0f32.cmd.
    Under the folder TargetConfigs I have two files (CC1310F128.ccml and CC1310F32.ccml).
    The ...F32 file should have an 'Active' flag beside it.
    Let us know if you still have issues with this.