PROCESSOR-SDK-J7200: How to load Sciserver to other core other than MCU1_0

Hi,

Any specific reason why you dont want to run SciServer on mcu1_0? You could run application on mcu1_0 without SciServer, but then there would be any RM/PM services available for all cores. 

Regards,

Brijesh

There is no specific to run SciServer on mcu1_0, its just default launch.js behavior.

Wonder does the sciserver acts like a proxy to transfer message from other cores to host ? what's RM / PM in details ?

Hi Zhang,

RM and PM are resource and power manager, which are running as part of the SciServer. Most of the code/drivers running on different cores are dependent on these services, so cannot avoid it. 

Regards,

Brijesh

Brijesh,

Why I can load for example uart example directly to mcu1_0 without sciserver running on any other cores?

Hi Zhang,

We can't, because internally driver/application might be using sciclient services to enable this module or to set functional clock for this module, this call will eventually be supported by SciServer. So there is a dependency on the SciServer. 

Regards,

Brijesh

Brijesh,

Thanks for your explain. Please bear with me, I am new to Ti platform

I did the following action:

NOT loading sciserver to MCU1_0, and load pdk_j7200_08_01_00_33/packages/ti/binary/csl_adc_singleshot_test_app/bin/j7200_evm/csl_adc_singleshot_test_app_mcu1_0_debug.xer5f to the MCU1_0, run the app and get the console output in both the CCS and the uart terminal.

The reason this csl_adc_singleshot_test_app_mcu1_0_debug.xer5f is able to run is because of it doesn't involve sciserver, is that correct ?

As you can see in the below picture that no sciserver running and I get adc read output in the console.