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CCS/Tms320f28069: Windows 7 CCS5 cannot upload

James Davie
Prodigy 20 points
Part Number: TMS320F28069
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UNIFLASH

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

I am part of a small team tasked with creating an active noise cancellation system. We have a tms320f28069pnt, and we are trying to upload some code from a similar project using the same chip. The example code is in Assembly, which we have some issues with coding in, and we are also having issues connecting via USB jtag to this board.

Is it possible to program in a higher level language and upload the code separate to the board, or is there a simulator for testing purposes, or is there any advice you can give us?

Thanks,

James

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    Prodigy 20 points

    After speaking to the project lead, the following things have been clarified - we're looking to put the ASM direct on the chip, without running through the debug process (We've got ASM but CCS wants us to debug it in C++ first; There was also an issue with XML which we couldn't work out).

    The chip is on a custom board, with a power input, and breakouts on all pins, and is the TMS version.

    Thanks,

    James

  • 0 in reply to James Davie
    TI__Guru 54305 points
    Hi James,

    I don't entirely understand what issues you're having with the CCS debugger. Even if you don't want to do any actual debugging, you should still be able to use CCS to load the executable regardless of the code's being written in assembly or C. If you want to share what error messages you're getting with JTAG, we can try to help you figure those out.

    However, we do have a standalone Uniflash tool that you can use if you still want to avoid CCS.

    Whitney
  • 0 in reply to James Davie
    TI__Guru 54305 points
    Hi James,

    Did you figure out what you needed?

    Whitney