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Upgrade to IAR 5.6 and FET 430 problem!

CaEngineer
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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430F47197

I upgraded the IDE IAR from 5.4 to 5.6 and now FET is not detected by IDE. I updated the FET drivers as well.

Any idea please?

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    Guru 58965 points

    It might work if your source code use  "msp430.h" instead of "io430.h". But if your project is for ?generic", do not include either header file in your source code.

  • 0 in reply to old_cow_yellow
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    old_cow_yellow said:

    It might work if your source code use  "msp430.h" instead of "io430.h". But if your project is for ?generic", do not include either header file in your source code.

    ummm..I don't have currently access to my IDE but I am pretty sure that solution won't work just by changing the header file name. I was heard of downgrading or upgrading FET! What do you think about that?

    I will keep you updated buddy. Thanks!

  • 0 in reply to CaEngineer
    Guru 58965 points

    What device did you tell the project to use? Is it "generic"? Is it a very new MSP device?

    Take a look at the "io430.h" and "msp430.h". It is checking what device you told the project to use and try to figure out what header file of that device is. The error msg you got seem to indicate that it has a problem there.

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    Guru 227245 points

    CaEngineer said:
    FET is not detected by IDE

    FET is detected, but FET does not detect the target device. Is the FET configured to power the target? Or is it self-powered? Is the FET configured to power it or to adapt to its self-power voltage? What device (and target board) is it anyway?

  • 0 in reply to old_cow_yellow
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    old_cow_yellow said:

    What device did you tell the project to use? Is it "generic"? Is it a very new MSP device? 

    The Chip is MSP430F47197.

    old_cow_yellow said:

    Take a look at the "io430.h" and "msp430.h". It is checking what device you told the project to use and try to figure out what header file of that device is. The error msg you got seem to indicate that it has a problem there.

    I changed it to "msp430f47197.h" as follows and have the same error! 

  • 0 in reply to Jens-Michael Gross
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    Jens-Michael Gross said:

    FET is not detected by IDE

    FET is detected, but FET does not detect the target device. Is the FET configured to power the target? Or is it self-powered? Is the FET configured to power it or to adapt to its self-power voltage? What device (and target board) is it anyway?

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    Yes the FEt powers the LCD but not the LEDs on Evaluation module. and the USB powers the FET by almost 5 6 voltage as usual. I use MSP430F47197.

  • 0 in reply to CaEngineer
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    CaEngineer said:
    I use MSP430F47197.

    And which evaluation module do you use? Did it work before the upgrade? With this board? With this MSP? Check the documentation, maybe you'll have to set or remove some jumpers for properly powering the board from the FET.

  • 0 in reply to Jens-Michael Gross
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    Jens-Michael Gross said:

    I use MSP430F47197.

    And which evaluation module do you use? Did it work before the upgrade? With this board? With this MSP? Check the documentation, maybe you'll have to set or remove some jumpers for properly powering the board from the FET.

    [/quote]

    As a matter of the fact, there is jumper number 1 that needs to be connected during the programming. It is fine but still have same problem!

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