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CCS/IWR1642BOOST: IWR1642 Self Start Working (standalone)

CCS/IWR1642BOOST: How to run independently from the host computer

HAIGANG ZHAO
Intellectual 780 points
Part Number: IWR1642BOOST

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Hello, follow the instructions you told, and the results are as shown in the figure. I made an error while doing gmake clean and gmake all, as shown in the figure, and after the program is downloaded and running, the serial port only prints out the version number of the SDK, other information, but I can manually add commands, when all commands are written. I made an error when I wrote the sensorstart. What is going on? How to solve it? Thank you

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    TI__Mastermind 30405 points

    Hello,

    Please make sure you follow the instructions provided in the original post correctly.

    CCS/IWR1642BOOST: IWR1642 Self Start Working (standalone)

    I assume that you have already copied the new cli.c file (with hard-coded configuration) in <SDK_DIR>\packages\ti\utils\cli\src directory. After this you need to:

    1. Re-build the cli library for the hard-coded configuration to be added to the cli.
    2. Re-build the mmw demo (or other demo).

    Looking at your snapshots, here's what went wrong (and the correct steps as mentioned in the provided README.txt). Pay close attention to the cd commands in the following snapshots.

    1. After setting the build environment, you need to invoke gmake clean and gmake all from the cli directory as shown below (not from packages\script\windows):
    2. After successfully re-compiling the cli lib, switch to the mmw demo directory and invoke gmake clean and gmake all to build the mmw demo itself.
    3. Make sure you carry out all these steps in the same command prompt session.

    CLI build

    mmw demo build

    Thanks

     -Nitin

  • 0 in reply to Nitin Sakhuja
    Intellectual 780 points

    Thank you very much for your reply, it is really precious for me. Now checkenv.bat and setenv.bat, gmake clean can be compiled, but gmake all fails to compile, the error message is as follows: "src/climmwave.c", line 446: error: struct "rlAdcBitFormat"has no field "bitFormat" . Obviously this program is wrong, I put this program together in this trouble you check it? If not, please give a correct procedure, can you? Thank you very much. 8304.src.zip

  • 0 in reply to Nitin Sakhuja
    Intellectual 780 points

    I also have errors when I am doing mmw demo build. I will paste the error below.

  • 0 in reply to HAIGANG ZHAO
    TI__Mastermind 30405 points

    Hello,

    As mentioned in the instructions on the following thread:

    1. You are required to copy only cli.c provided in this example under SDK_DIR>\packages\ti\utils\cli\src. Do not touch cli_mmwave.c
    2. For hard-coding CLI configuration in the SDK out of box demo, please refer only to the following thread and copy the cli.c provided in this response in the above directory. (The other thread you referred to relates to the people counting lab. The fundamental concept is the same but that example includes additional commands specific to the people counting demo which are not applicable to the out of box demo)

    I would suggest you to start fresh (download the SDK again to make sure that you have all the original files) then copy the cli.c provided in the above thread and follow the steps provided in my previous response again (i.e. first re-build the cli library and then the out of box demo).

     Thanks

    -Nitin

    I assume that you have already copied the new cli.c file (with hard-coded configuration) in <SDK_DIR>\packages\ti\utils\cli\src directory. After this you need to:

    1. Re-build the cli library for the hard-coded configuration to be added to the cli.
    2. Re-build the mmw demo (or other demo).

    Looking at your snapshots, here's what went wrong (and the correct steps as mentioned in the provided README.txt). Pay close attention to the cdcommands in the following snapshots.

    1. After setting the build environment, you need to invoke gmake clean and gmake all from the cli directory as shown below (not from packages\script\windows):
    2. After successfully re-compiling the cli lib, switch to the mmw demo directory and invoke gmake clean and gmake all to build the mmw demo itself.
    3. Make sure you carry out all these steps in the same command prompt session.

  • 0 in reply to Nitin Sakhuja
    Intellectual 780 points
    Thank you very much, I was wrong because I did not perform all the steps at the same command prompt. According to what you said, working under the same command character, the problem is solved, thank you very much.