Other Parts Discussed in Thread: C2000WARE
Tool/software:
According to manuals F28003x and 137, it was found that the memory is edited to 128 bits each time, while F280015x is 512 bits. Therefore, the program burning borrowed F28003x and used a baud rate of 100k instead of 1000k, just like 03x. The third and fourth bytes of the boot program were set to 0 by default, and attempts were made to change it to 1000k. The boot program also changed, but did not return the set message. 100k returned a fixed message
The txt file attempting to program is sent to flash memory. The bootloader successfully imported and sent a fixed message, but the application cannot write it properly. There are two issues with sending it first
1. It seems that the sector has not been found and has not entered the statement
2. BlockHeader.BlockSize defines the byte count for reading CAN messages as 6 and 7, but I have noticed that sometimes bytes such as 1, 2, or 2, 3 are also read, resulting in misalignment
3 Does 137 default to 100k? I found that a routine also uses 100k,
C:\Users\Lenovo\workspace_v12\tida_010273_GaNInv_f280013x\src_device\boot_rom\include\bootloader_can_timing.h
