Part Number: CC1310 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UNIFLASH Hello, I'm developing a Python scrip to automate flashing firmware. I want to control Flash Programmer 2 using CLI but I cannot connect to a device. I list connected devices using the comma…
Part Number: FLASH-PROGRAMMER Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMDSEMU110-U , CC1310 , UNIFLASH Hi,
I'm using a CC1310 wireless module and have attempted to upgrade its firmware using SmartRF Flash Programmer v2 and an XDS110 debugger [TMDSEMU110-U].…
Part Number: MSPM0C1104 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SYSCONFIG , MSPM0L1306 Hello,
NONMAIN memory on the MSPM0C1104 is 5 32 bit words long, but the flash programmer is expecting to program 64 bits at a time. Is it better to leave the warning or is…
Part Number: LAUNCHXL-CC1310 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1310 , UNIFLASH
Hi
We have a mix of 64KB and 128KB CC1310 devices and we need to be able to detect the device type and program the correct firmware in it accordingly. Using "Flash Programmer…
Part Number: C2000WARE Hi
Using the serial_flash_programmer tool, I was trying to erase specific sectors of flash but any of them were allowed, only the option "ALL" was accepted
Debugging de Source Code I realized some "else"s were forgotten…
Hi Premkumar,
I am replying to update the thread with what we discussed offline.
- When preparing the device to load the kernel/application, the EMU_BOOTPIN_CONFIG and EMU_BOOTDEF should be set as discussed above and the device should be reset. Do not…
Hi Christian,
I just noticed this:
Christiaan Arum said: The error message keeps popping up, even if we make a direct connection from the JTAG pins on the LAUNCHXL board to the JTAG pins on the TMS320F28062.
The F28062 needs more JTAG signals than the…
Hi Tom,
I found an alternate solution as well.
You can change DPI settings in a per-program basis.
If you right click the shortcut to Flash Programmer, you can change the settings there:
And use System Enhanced DPI scaling settings.
Regards,
Arthur
Charles Roberson said: We at the moment do not have a CLI version of the serial flash programmer utility for Linux.
I see. I'll then mark this thread as 'resolved' in this case.
Thank you very much for your prompt replies.