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How to connect logic's omap-l138 evm dev. kit to ccs 4 and target arm9 and c67xx separately without external emulator?

prat
Expert 1115 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OMAP-L138, TMS320C6748

How to connect logic's omap-l138 evm development kit using code composer studio and target arm9 and c67xx separately?

I have to work on omap-l138. I am new to this board.

I dont have sd card with me so I can't connect to Linux.

I choose CCS4 to target ARM9 and C6748 separately .  I am not able to select proper target configuration in the list. How is it possible to the board to ccs4. Plz help.

mahesh

  • TI__Guru**** 464591 points

    Your target configuration should look like this:

    And you need a USB cable that plugs between your computer and the USB port on the board next to the serial port.

    Thanks

    ki

  • in reply to Ki
    Expert 1115 points

    Hi Ki lee,

    Thanks for the suggestion. I shall try it.

  • in reply to prat
    Expert 1115 points

    URGENT:

    I am able to connect to DSP core using the on-board emulator of the OMAP-L138 DEV kit from Logic PD and communicate with it using xdc100v2 target settings in CCS4.2 in sys/bios.

    But I am not able to connect to ARM9 core using the on-board emulator. Will it support the on-board emulator or shall I need an external emulator . The issue is that I dont have external emulator but need to work on both ARM and DSP.

    Please some body help.

     

  • in reply to prat
    TI__Guru**** 464591 points

    prat said:
    But I am not able to connect to ARM9 core using the on-board emulator. Will it support the on-board emulator or shall I need an external emulator .

    Sorry, but you will need an external emulator. The on-board emulator is an XDS100v1 and that does not support ARM.

    You will need at least an XDS100v2.

    Thanks

    ki

  • in reply to Ki
    Expert 1115 points

    Hi Ki-Soo,

    I see the specs of xds100v2 and xds510 on spectrum web pages. xds510 supports OMAP-L138 where as xds100v2 supports ARM9 and TMS320C6748 processors since these are listed individually in the device list. Can you please clarify me whether the later supports the ARM9+c67xx integrated development in OMAP-L138 platform? Please confirm before going for procurement.

    with warm regards,

    Prat