MSPM0G3507: Migrating from 64 pin to 32 pin

Krushna Thete

Part Number: MSPM0G3507
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SYSCONFIG

Tool/software:

hello there,

I am using LP-MSPMG3507, I have studied examples given in the SDK, the problem is I have launchpad which is 64 pin, but for my project I am using 32 pin MCU,
my question is can I use the same SDK for 32 pin MCU?
1) if yes, then what are the expected changes I shall do to get my code run. Unfortunately, I do not have 32 pin MCU yet.
2) SDK for 32 pin MCU is available or not?
these are my questions, an help would be appreciated....

Thanks & Regards
Krushna T.

1 month ago

0 Yuhao Zhao 1 month ago

TI__Expert 6100 points

Yes, you can use SDK for any package.

You can modify the package in Sysconfig easily.

Click switch in device view

0 Krushna Thete 1 month ago in reply to Yuhao Zhao

Prodigy 230 points

Thanks for the response, as I told I don't have 32 bit MCU, how I can check the code is working or not?
My PCB for project will come after few days, till then is there any way to test the code, whether it working or not?

Thanks & Regards,
Krushna T.

0 Yuhao Zhao 1 month ago in reply to Krushna Thete

TI__Expert 6100 points

No I think you need a board to test the function. CCS do not support simulation debugging.

You can use launchpad to test the main function. But the test of final package MCU is necessary.

0 Krushna Thete 1 month ago in reply to Yuhao Zhao

Prodigy 230 points

ok thank you for your response

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MSPM0G3507: Migrating from 64 pin to 32 pin