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CCS/TMS320F280049: SYSCONFIG tool usage

Wayne Huang
Genius 16735 points
Part Number: TMS320F280049
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: C2000WARE, SYSCONFIG

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Dear Champs,

I am asking this for our customers.

In the latest c2000ware V3.02.00.00, it says 

"Updated Peripheral examples for SCI, SPI, I2C and GPIO that demonstrated utilization of SYSCONFIG tool for F2838x, F28002x, F28004x and F28x7x"

SYSCONFIG is an interesting tool.

1) Is there any doc to describe how to use it from scratch on CCS?

2) How does the user use it from scratch?

We are aware that we can import the existing project like SCI loopback to use the .syscfg file.

But can the user use FILE->NEW option on CCS to generate a .syscfg file for both SCI, I2C, SPI, GPIO code generation as well as pinmux? 

3) Will there be example codes for other communication peripherals like CAN, FSI?

Wayne Huang

 

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    TI__Guru 52040 points

    Hi Wayne,

    I put together the SYSCONFIG ecosystem for C2000 but I dont have a documentation in place for it. Possibly it would be a good idea to write a user's guide for it.

    But here are the answers:

    • Yes, you can do all of your pinmuxing, SCI,I2C, GPIO and SPI initialization within one file (.syscfg).
    • Other peripherals will slowly follow as we develope this tool.

    In order to add the SYSCONFIG support to an existing driverlib project,

    1. Add a new empty .syscfg file to the project.

    2. Open project properties and select the SYSCFG project options.

    3. Add the device family

    4. Add the SDK.json path in the C2000WARE