Part Number: TM4C1237H6PM Has anyone been able to get the drivers for the DFUProg.exe utility to properly install on Windows 11? I just got a new PC running 11 and I cannot get the drivers to properly install.
I have the driver files copied locally…
Part Number: TM4C1237H6PMTM4C1237H6PMI Datasheet says "The silicon revision number is the last number in the part number". But for the p/n we ordered -- TM4C1237H6PMI, there is no such the last number on the part marking. Then what is the silicon revision…
Part Number: TM4C1237H6PM In one of our applications, the Microcontroller (MCU) we used -- TM4C1237H6PM -- entered a kind of lockup mode (or may be internal resetting mode) at the event when the supply power brown out happened. This is reproduceable with…
Part Number: TM4C1237H6PM Hi,
In F28377S, it is possible to detect stack overflow (see www.ti.com/.../spra820.pdf ). Is there a similar way to detect stack overflow in Tiva-C processors? If so, what are the addresses of the relevant registers?
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Part Number: TM4C1237H6PM Hi,
I modified your example, usb_dev_serial to run without the UART. My program just echos back whatever I type on the serial terminal. I have attached the complete program below. I have the following questions.
I handle…
Part Number: TM4C1237H6PM Hi,
I wanted to test a CDC class device with DFU added to it on the TM4C123gxl eval board. I prepared the following code based on the example code provided. The first problem I have is that the Putty terminal is unable to connect…
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We are using GPIO points PF0 through PF4 from a TM4C1237H6PM to drive a Darlington transistor array (TI SN75468). During ESD testing, we have found that discharges seem to couple…
Part Number: TM4C1237H6PM Hi E2E,
Good day!
A customer of mine tested their TM4C1237H6PM with 15k pull-up resistors. Pins PA6 and PA7 display different voltages, 4.85v and 3.6v respectively. However, on the datasheet, GPIOs are 5V tolerant. Is there…
