Part Number: MSP430F1471 Hi,
I'm a firmware developer of flashing tools.
I'm interested to be able to erase and re-flash BSL memory of device MSP430F1471 using my JTAG or Spy-Bi-Wire flashing tool. In general my question is about the possibility…
Part Number: MSP430F147 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , MSP430F149 , MSP430F148 Hi,
our electronic manufacture had at the moment problems to order the MSP430F147IRTDR.
Now we have the question what is the difference between MSP430F147 and MSP430F1471…
Part Number: MSP430F1471 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UNIFLASH , Hello,
I have been trying to update an older product with release fw on its BSL. I am not well-versed on how a bootstrap loader is made, so I have resorted to using Uniflash and am programming…
While the 3.6V are (at least theoretically) required for 8MHz CPU speed, the flash doesn't need this voltage. It has its own charge pump for programming voltage (that works down to 2.4V or so), and you adjust the flash controller write clock to the main…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430F1471 Dear All,
Now I am working on using a MCU to program the flash of device MSP430F1471 via the BSL UART interface.
But when I sent bytes to write, data read at the same address just wrote are all 0xff.
All procedures…
I ran into some issues using pdkProjectCreate script. See attached text files for output of both scripts i.e. pdkProjectCreate and pdksetupenv. The pdkProjectCreate script created a folder called MyExampleProjects but it was empty. The script appears…
OK, got an .rl file. See attached.
The line in question in this file is line 42960, __bis_SR_register(GIE). If you look, it replaces that line with the following:
__asm__ __volatile__ ("bis.w %0, SR { nop" : : "ri"((unsigned int) (0x0008)) );…
