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Hi,
With the recent shortage of parts, we are forced to use 2809's in place of 2808's in our product. I have to be able to update firmware in the field using the serial flash tools, but with the currently available tools, they don't automatically detect which device and therefore which algorithms to use. While the CCS flash tool add-in does automatically detect the different parts, SDFlash and C2ooo do not and it's not practical for my customers to connect an emulator for programming.
Is there a way to use the device ID at 0x3F FFB9 to detect which device is connected (this must be a yes since CCS can do it)? If so, what are the codes for the different parts?
I've searched the literature and all I can find is a brief mention of this location in SPR722 with no details about the part codes.
Thanks,
Bob
Hi Bob -
Bob D. said:Is there a way to use the device ID at 0x3F FFB9 to detect which device is connected (this must be a yes since CCS can do it)? If so, what are the codes for the different parts?
The flash tools use the PARTID at address 0x882. The value corresponding to each device is documented in the data manual - just search for "PARTID".
Cheers
Lori
Hi, Bob
Do you solve your problem?
Cause I want to ask you some question about device ID.
I'm working on PLC's research.
I want two devices(with F28069 control card) to connect the other one.
And I want to give these two devices an ID that the other one can recognize them and receive their data.
Do you have any suggestion that can help me with this problem?
Thanks,
Wayne