Hello,
I have been having connection problems with my BlackHawk USB2000 controller (Code Composer 3.3) and a digtially controlled (2808) power supply I am working on, for some time now. Sometimes things can be 'fixed' by unplugging and re-plugging USB, even several times ocassionally. Frequently my PC resets when forcing the CCStudio Parallel Dbug Window to close, because it is "hanging". But things have really come to a head now, I have a collection of 4 USB2000's on my desk and have tried several target boards also with no success in connecting. Specifically I get the following error :-
Error connecting to the target:
Error 0x80000200/-1047
Fatal Error during: OCS,
PTI_ERR_EMU_CLOSE Error Occured at 0x00000000
I/O Port = 0
Board Name: Blackhawk USB2000 - C28x Controller
Cpu Name: TMS320C2800_0
I have Googled this and found many hits - many people having the same problems as me, but nothing very helpful.
I have noticed in the "CCStudio Parallel Debug Manager" window that depending on whether I right click the "Blackhawk USB2000 - F2808 Controller" or "TMS320C2800_0" I get "Connect Target" and "Connect Device" respecitvely. What is the difference? In my case there are RED crosses through both option's icons (to the left hand side of the label).
Is there a diagnostic utility I can use to determine the problem with the JTAG interface?
I have run the Blackhawk utility "BHCheck33.exe" which recommends no actions, as everything (CCStudio and Driver versions) is apparently OK.
Is there a simple process I can follow to verify the JTAG interface with my oscilloscope to find out why I cannot connect to my target (or device?) A preliminary check of several lines (TRST, TDI/O etc) seemed to show no activity on the JTAG lines when trying to connect, but in windows, under device manager I can see device is "working correctly"
Nick.