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Problem with communicating via USB

Kamyar Mehran
Prodigy 50 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CONTROLSUITE

As a newbie in TI community, I'm trying to communicate via USB with my Concerto device used with the experimenter kit. I have imported "usb_dev_bulk" example. First of all, when I'm trying to run it, I come across with lots of errors as you can see below:

I can understand from the above that "usblib.lib" is corrupted. How can I rebuilt "usblib.lib" to fix these errors?

Second, I know that the communication via USB with the host (in my case, my PC) is possible via MicroUSB (J2). However, my PC does not recognize this USB. It only recognizes the miniUSB used for the XD100 emulator as "USB Serial Port (COM10)". How can I recognize the MicroUSB to my computer? I know that I can find the Windows Drivers in the path "C:\ti\controlSUITE\device_support\f28m35x\v100\MWare\windows_drivers"; however, what necessary steps should I take to install these drivers? Is that any installation file somewhere?

Third, I used to use TeraTerminal to communicate via USB and check the outputs. Which Terminal is the best to use with Concerto to communicate via USB and check input/output data?

Fourth, as I eventually want to send a bulk of data from my PC to the Controller (using a circular buffer), is that the example "usb_dev_bulk" would be a good example to show me how can I do this (using a C# in VisualStudio) or should I take a look at other examples.

Really appreciate if somebody help me with all my questions,

Regards,

Kamyar

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    Prodigy 205 points

    hi Kamyar,i think you can try the V201 demo.

  • 0
    Prodigy 110 points
    Hi Kamyar,

    First of all, you have to run the example code on your device correctly, otherwise, it is impossible for your computer to detect your usb device.

    For your case, I don't know if you copy the project to somewhere with missing somethings. Try to import the example project in CCS from the default path, something like"v100/F28m35x_examples_Master/usb_dev_bulk".

    Best regard.
    Mork