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IWR1443BOOST: high accuracy lab not get data from XDS110 debug probe

Part Number: IWR1443BOOST
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: IWR1443

We disable the on board XDS110  and using XDS110 debug probe, using CM10 adapter board connect to TMS, TDI, TDO, TCK ,Nreset, 3.3 V to Vref, we are able to flash the board, then we connect Aux pin 12  - UARTTx to AR_RS232Rx; connect pin14-UARTRx to AR_RS232Tx, expansion header pin 17_ UART7 Rx connect to MSS_Logger_Tx Uart, we launch "high accuracy lab" and load the configure, do not see any data to the high accuracy lab. Anyone know why and tried using XDS110 debug probe for "High Accuracy lab"?

Thanks,

  • Hello Feng,
    We have not tried to use the XDS 110 debug probe, with the IWR1443 BOOST EVM.

    In order to check what information you are getting:
    a: if you have the initial com ports and have set them up to work with TeraTerm without the Visualizer running.
    B: for the control UART open up the terminal, and past the .cfg file with 10ms intercharacter delay, 10ms line feed delay.
    C: you should see the response to each command line “Done”, on the last line, you should see the sensor calibration value in hex, and Done.
    This tells you that you have the MSS, BSS code loaded, you have sent the Control messages, and have started to chirp.

    D: the information that comes back on the MSS Logger port, is binary. You can see if something streams by but its not readable.
    In CCS, you can configure the UART Rx connected to the MSS Logger UART. You need to open a buffer, and somehow stream the UART to a memory on the PC,
    Or to a file. Then using the software in the mmwave High Accuracy source code, decode the binary data into the returned data.

    Note: There is new software to use Tx2 for High Accuracy, both on the HA Visualizer, and on the mmwave software.
    We will need to upload that (you have ES2, or ES3 IWr1443 device) – if it’s the standard EVM it is ES2.

    Regards,
    Joe Quintal