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Win7-64, CCSv6, MSP430Flasher + MSP-FET
run MSP430Flasherv1.3.3, update FET firmware, do "Y", and unplug/replug, and check agian:
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]
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C:\ti\MSP430Flasher_1.3.3>msp430flasher
* -----/|-------------------------------------------------------------------- *
* / |__ *
* /_ / MSP430 Flasher v1.3.3 *
* | / *
* -----|/-------------------------------------------------------------------- *
*
* Evaluating triggers...done
* Checking for available FET debuggers:
* Found USB FET @ COM13 <- Selected
* Initializing interface @ COM13...done
* Checking firmware compatibility:
* FET firmware is up to date.
* Reading FW version...done
* Setting VCC to 3000 mV...done
* Accessing device...
# Exit: 16
# ERROR: Unknown device
* Powering down...done
* Disconnecting from device...done
*
* ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Driver : closed (Internal error)
* ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
C:\ti\MSP430Flasher_1.3.3>
...what mean for? I have checked : MSP430.dll (V 3.4.3.4) HIL.dll (V 1.2.6.0)
please help me urgently
Hi Andy,
Do you have an MSP430 board connected to the MSP-FET? What device and what board (a TI development board, or one of your own design?) This dialogue above looks like the FET is now up-to-date, but when it tried to access your MSP430 device it did not recognize it and gave an "unknown device" error.
This could mean no MSP430 device was connected to the MSP-FET, or it was not connected properly, or some other error. If you use your own board, we'd need information on the device used, all of the programming connections used, and how the board is being powered. The programming connections from the MSP430 to the MSP-FET need to match those in Chapter 2 of the Hardware Tools User's Guide www.ti.com/lit/pdf/slau278
Regards,
Katie
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