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I am using latest version of MCU+SDK and have gotten plenty of other programs such as GPIO interrupts, the hello world, and various others to run but none of the UART examples work for me, they just send the message of "...test started..." and can get no further. One interesting thing is when I upload the code for things that work, its shows things such as "main" in my debug panel but I get this when I upload the UART example:
Any reason it just gets stuck? I did some print statements along the way and found it mainly occurs right when it tries to do any sort of TX.
Hi Dylan,
I tried these two UART examples on the LP and they work for me:
I'm using the SOC initialization method described here: https://software-dl.ti.com/mcu-plus-sdk/esd/AM243X/08_02_00_31/exports/docs/api_guide_am243x/EVM_SETUP_PAGE.html#autotoc_md26
Can you try resetting the R5F CPU before loading the program and see if that helps? In CCS, select R5_0_0 in the Debug window and select Run->Reset->CPU Reset.
Let me know if that helps.
Regards,
Frank
I am using the same, OSPI boot mode that you are (from the link), I did notice a newer version of MCU+SDK came out last month and I have installed it but building any of the projects gives an an error.
Resetting the CPU fixed the issue with the first picture I sent but it still froze so I think I should try to run the latest project, once I can build it.
I reinstalled CCS recently and am on 11.2 here is a picture of what it looks like:
inverted colors:
inverted colors is off:
The invert function does not work well for me.
Here is my default terminal when in dark mode. I highlighted some of the text to make it visible.
Here are the settings that I would recommend. Go to the Preferences dialog and then type terminal in the search box. Click on Terminal in the tree. Select white for the text. Uncheck the invert option. Apply. I suppose you could do the reverse and select white as the background and leave invert on.
Here is what it looks like afterwards.
Regards,
John
