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TMS470R1B1M Sample Code, including IAR Kickstarter project code

STEVE PYE
Prodigy 110 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMS470R1B1M

I've seen reference to an IAR Kickstarter board/project for the TMS470R1B1M but I can't find the software project on TI's website.  I realize it's an old and unsupported part but for temperature reasons we're attempting to use it for a new project.  Does anybody have access to the kickstarter project code?  Specifically I'm having trouble a) getting things to run without IAR Debugger (I think I need some kind of startup code), and b) getting the processor into IDLE mode using the LPM bits of CLKCNTL register.

Any/all sample startup/application code would be appreciated.

Thank you.

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    TI__Guru 62930 points

    Steve,

    The example code is part of the IAR distribution.

    You should be able to load the example code from IAR Embeded Workbench.

    The startup page should have a link to example projects to load.

    If it is not visible, it can be opened with -> Help-> Information Center.


    Regards,

    Wade

  • 0 in reply to Wade Vonbergen
    Prodigy 110 points
    Thanks Wade, that helps with processor initialization, although I didn't notice any of the example code using LPM (low power mode). With the MSP430 one can enable interrupts and LPM in the same instruction and that guarantees an interrupt can't be handled immediately before setting the LPM bits. With this part the LPM bits are in the CLKCNTL register so interrupts have to be enabled in the Status Register before the LPM bits can be set - is there a 'best practice' suggestion for how to handle this scenario?

    Thanks.