For ultra-small, there are the F2012 daughter boards that mate with the EZ430-F2013 USB stick.
https://estore.ti.com/EZ430-T2012-MSP430-USB-Stick-F2012-Board-P955.aspx
The CPU on these is also much smaller than the Arduino CPU, having only 2K of…
Hi,
the Launchpad (MSP-EXP430G2) is the cheapest Spy-Bi-Wire debugger/programmer you can get. If you order one be shure to include the eZ430-T2012 since they are small and cheap ($14.30 for the whole toolchain!).
Since all I/O were available on…
I am newbie do please forgive my ignorance.[:(]
Now in eZ430 chronos watch kit they also give me a eZ430 USB programming and debugging interface now my question is can this same programming and debugging interface be used to program the eZ430-T2012…
Hi Michael,
a MSP430F2012 is mounted on the eZ430-T2012 boards.
Do you know GRACE ( http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/folders/print/grace.html?DCMP=Grace&HQS=Other+EM+grace )? Grace is a Graphical Peripheral configuration Tool. It is still in Beta…
Hi,
as already mentioned by old_cow_yellow you should use the LaunchPad http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/folders/print/msp-exp430g2.html for this because it has a Backchannel UART for communication between MSP430 and PC.
Pls note that the MSP430F2012…
Hi Hithesh,
what about buying the CHRONOS ( http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/folders/print/ez430-chronos.html ) and an eZ430-RF2500T (the part with the controller and the RF chip; http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/folders/print/ez430-rf2500t.html ). …
Hi MEDARZ,
the 2 additional pins were used for the (so called) Backchannel UART ( http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/EZ430_Backchannel_UART_Configuration ).
Since the eZ430-T2013 (or eZ430-T2012) - this is the small PCB with the microcontroller…
Hi Teeravis,
Your post tells us about the eZ430-F2013; so, when your talking about that do you sppek of this tool or do you mean the small target board attached to the eZ430U (USB Stick like part) ( like this , eZ430-T2012 target board; there is a version…
Thanks for clarifying.
Apparently, I haven't been looking closely enough at the schematics (nor the dis-assembly) but I will.
If the TUSB3410 was capable of a greater speed than 9600 even when running a software UART - do you think it would be possible…
I think i've found out my problem .... if i'm right shame on me :!
ACLK isn't an internal clock, am I right ? So without any external crystal, not any clock....
Since the beggining, I thought ACLK was an internal 32kHz clock .. but A is for auxilary…
