LP-MSPM0L1306: LP-MSPM0L1306 unusable out of the box

Hey Scott,
I see we have another thread today on same topic. Can you try what Ki recommends here: https://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/arm-based-microcontrollers-group/arm-based-microcontrollers/f/arm-based-microcontrollers-forum/1414529/lp-mspm0l1306-xds110-firmware-loses-connection-when-in-dfu-mode 

Thanks.
JD

Hey Scott,

We were able to replicate this issue on our side with Out of the box XDS and the latest CCS versions.  We've notified the CCS team and they are investigating.  

In the mean time, the Command line update still worked for us.  As listed in the XDS user's guide, these are the commands you should need to run:

xdsdfu -e

xdsdfu -m

xdsdfu.exe -f <path_to_binary> -r

Here is the local binary path I used once I was in the CCS folder: xdsdfu -f .\firmware_3.0.0.31.bin -r

Also, while the XDS is in DFU mode, it does not show up in the device manager.  

Please try this again and let me know if you were able to get it working.  

Thanks,

JD

JD-

This does not resolve my issue.  See screenshot below. I have a segger flasher arm and could reprogram the debugger, but I would need instructions for that. 

Hi Scott, 

Are you on windows 10 or 11?

I am on windows 11

Hey Scott,

We're still trying to narrow down the issue on our side.  We were seeing it on one system that was brand new and this was the first CCS install on.  We installed a slightly earlier version of eclipse based CCS, v12.5, and then the XDSDFU command from that latest CCS instantly was able to see the device.  So maybe there is a driver issue with the latest install package.  The CCS team is investigating but I would like to try and get you moving in the mean time.  

Could you try installing v8.7 of uniflash and trying this again?  It's a much smaller and faster install than CCS, but I think should include the XDS110 drivers.  

If that doesn't work, could you install an older version of CCSTheia?  

If you can test, Please share your results.  The other option is to give us a few days and hopefully the CCS team will identify the change and release an update in that time.  

Thanks,

JD

I'll have to try tonight on my home computer...I have to get our IT to install anything that requires admin unforunately.  Are there any additional instructions for uniflash I should be aware of ahead of time?

The process is similar to installing CCS, it won't vary too much.

uniflash and ccs12.5 both did not work for me.  They both still said the firmware needed to be updated and generated the same errors I previously documented.  Command line utility too.

I will give this a try tomorrow and let you know how it goes.

Hey Scott,

Have you had the opportunity to test it out?

Thank you,

Henry Nguyen

This did work.  I did try it once with old CCS 12.5 installed, and it wouldn't work.  I then reinstalled latest CCS Theia, then reinstalled the driver at the link, and then it worked via command line.  Not sure about the auto updater in CCS Theia

Hey Scott,

Thanks for testing it out and letting us know it works, this is really helpful!

Thank you,

Henry Nguyen