MSP432P401R: BSL compiling and updating using BSL scripter

Hello,

These instructions can be found in Chapter 5. Reprogram and Customize the BSL in the MSP432P4xx SimpleLink Microcontrollers Bootloader (BSL) User's Guide.

Hi james,

I tried as per the instructions mentioned in the datasheet , it worked I was able to compile and  flash the MSP432P401R using BSL scripter.
as per the source code the code will jump to low-power mode if there is no activity detected on the interface i.e., Uart. 

i removed low-power function call and tried to call a blink led function. the code got compiled i am able to flash and re-flash via BSL but the code is not blinking the LED 

Hi james,

I tried as per the instructions mentioned in the datasheet , it worked I was able to compile and  flash the MSP432P401R using BSL scripter.
as per the source code the code will jump to low-power mode if there is no activity detected on the interface i.e., Uart. 

i removed low-power function call and tried to call a blink led function. the code got compiled i am able to flash and re-flash via BSL but the code is not blinking the LED 

Can you try removing the LPM code? I would just use a simple code example that blinks the LED in active mode. This should hopefully indicate if there's an issue with how you're using the LPM.

Can please guide me how to jump to my application code i.e., led blinking from BSL 

According to the source code upon reboot the code enters BSL mode and waits for 10s and then if there in no activity detected it enters low power mode, how to make application code  get executed after the device boots up (without applying the BSL entry sequence).

Looking at the 'BSL432_Command_Interpreter.c' file, there's an endless while() loop that checks for commands. You can exit the BSL by sending the reboot reset command as I mentioned earlier. This resets the device and then executes the flash mailbox command.