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How to disable low power debug mode?

Pascal4275
Expert 2045 points

Hello!

I have restarted to use MSP430 recently, and I feel like a newbie. I have written a small program

for a launchpad (FR5994 launchpad, but I suppose it doesn't matter). I have one interrupt catching events

on the buttons. It works, but I would like to set a breakpoint in the interrupt routine. As far as I remember,

this used to be possible. But I get a popup window saying this:

Title: Breakpoint manager

Contents: EEM module not accessible when running ultra low power debug mode. Deactivate ultra low

power debug mode to enable this feature.

Where can I disable ultra low power debug mode?

I haven't set any low power mode for the time being.

Thans for any hint.

Pascal

  • 0
    Expert 2045 points

    Hello again!

    Sorry for the mess, I found it.

    For those who may wonder:

    I'm using CCS 11 on Ubuntu.

    - When the debugger is not launched, go to project and select properties.

    - Select debug in the left column

    - Select MSP43x options in the left column of Debug pane

    - In case the window is not high enough, scroll down a little bit, and you will have

    a "low power mode settings" items in which you can disable low power mode debug.

    Not complicated when you know it but it would be great if the popup window could specify

    the path project->properties->debug->MSP43x options.

    Pascal