Hello and regards. My first post here.
I was wondering if anyone knows of an adapter PCB that would allow me to use a MSP430FR5949 38 Pin DA device in a project board/bread-board type environment (something where the pins are taken out to pins and the PCB is simply plugged into the project board)?
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Mark Wills1 said:I was wondering if anyone knows of an adapter PCB that would allow me to use a MSP430FR5949 38 Pin DA device in a project board/bread-board type environment (something where the pins are taken out to pins and the PCB is simply plugged into the project board)?
If target board is home p2p DIY board for entering to FRAM world, or professional related? If it is not professional related, don't see any reason for adapter, and for me it is just wasted PCB space.
My hands are shaking, and vision is far from perfect. Here you can see my p2p DIY work with MSP430F5510.
BTW, last p2p DIY board that I made for my SBW+ flasher testing is MSP430FR5959 in 38 DA package.
Mark Wills1 said:Just wondering what advice people here might have re programing the '430. What tool(s) would one suggest for developing in assembly language? I'm not too interested in developing in C/C++. Mark
I am working with MSP430 only in assembler. Using free IAR assembler. From begging for flashing was using my own (hardware / software) BSL and (later) SBW flasher. Now working on SBW+ (http://forum.43oh.com/topic/2972-sbw-msp430f550x-based-programmer). All MSP430 boards I done in p2p DIY, and here is my first MSP430F5510 board (redone many times), that is still used as base for SBW+ flasher (or any other USB) project development.
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