Other Parts Discussed in Thread: HALCOGEN
Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
Hello,
I recently tried to flash an entirely blank CCS project to a custom-made board with a TMS570LS1227PGE chip in it. However, as soon as I tried to flash the blank program to the board using an external XDS110, I received an Error 1170 after a short while (the flash was successfully erased, the error showed up when flashing the new code), and after trying to re-flash, received an Error 2131 immediately.
I realized after that I stupidly set it up in HalCoGen as a TMS570LS1227ZWT chip, rather than the PGE chip. I looked up the errors and it's potentially a clocking issue (ZWT and PGE have different frequencies), so I am wondering if it's possible that I bricked the board because of my code. Is that possible? Is a complete reset of the chip necessary/possible to fix this?
I realize that a custom-made board introduces a number of potential mistakes that could have also led to this debugging issue, so I would assume that it is a hardware mistake on the board. If that's the case, is there any where in particular I should be looking for incorrect hardware?
I should add that a second, more simple board with the same chip was flashed to successfully, although I used my corrected code from the get-go (I was too afraid to try the incorrect code on it).
Thank you!
