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Hi-
For various corporate reasons, I am trying to get CCS 3.3 running on Windows 7 (64-bit) using XDS510 USB (Plus) emulator. CCS 3.3 seems fine on Windows 7 (though it is not officially tested on it), but I'm having trouble finding drivers for XDS510 USB. Per the Spectrum Digital site, XDS510 USB drivers for CCS 3.3 are only available for Windows OS's up to and including Vista. Per same site, there *are* drivers for XDS510 USB for Windows 7 (including 64-bit), but they are only for CCS 4.2, and come bundled with CCS 4.2.
Does anyone know of any workaround to get XDS510 USB working on Windows 7 with CCS 3.3? I tried just using the 3.3 drivers on Windows 7, but had (not unexpected) problem when driver for XDS510 USB tried to install. Ideally, the Win7 drivers bundled with CCS 4.2 will also work for 3.3 on Windows 7, but because 3.3 is not "officially" tested on Windows 7, they are not independently readily available? Or there exist, but are not readily available, Win7 drivers for 3.3, but are hidden because 3.3 is not "officially" tested on Windows 7?
Any advice other than "upgrade to 4.2" or "stick with XP" or "get a new emulator" would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Jim Gort
Nevermind--doing a manual driver setup using the xds510usb_win64 drivers in \specdig seems to work on Windows 7.
Hello,
I have the same problem, can you give me the right adress in TI or Spectrum site to download the xds510usb_win64 driver.
What do you mean by <doing a manual driver setup using the xds510usb_win64 drivers> ?
Sorry for my <bad english>.
Thank you.
Hi Jean-Michel-
I think I got the drivers from spectrum digital website, but quick check I did not see them there. Or, they may have come when I installed the patch "patch_030330_XDS510USB_22sept2010", which is required to add support for the processor I am using (DM648) to CCS 3.3. You could ask spectrum digital where the moved them to.
By "doing a manual driver setup" I mean going to device manager and manually installing driver for the USB emulator, rather than trying to rely on *any* sort of plug and play. Let the plug and play fail, then find the device in device manager, and do "install driver" and point to the specdig\XDS510usb_win64 dir.
Jim
Thank for your answer, i am waiting for an answer from Spectrum.
Have a good day.
Dear Mr. Vignolles,
have you been successful with the driver and did spectrum send it to you? Because I have the same problem.
Best regards
Sorry, it's not possible to send you the zip directory (Ti don't accept it).
Can you give me your mail.
JMV
Hi,
I am facing the same problem. Will you be able to supply me the said zip file to install the drivers. Mail ID: sachin.deshmukh@covidien.com
Thanks,
Sachin
For anyone looking for these drivers in the future, the Win64 Spectrum Digital XDS510USB drivers for CCS 3.3 are available on their website:
Hello Ramesh,
for me it's ok, but i am using the old driver version: sd510u2.inf contains: DriverVer=06/25/2008,6.0.999.0
I install the olddriver in a special repository: C:\CCStudio_v3.3\specdig\xds510usb_win64 .
Also, it's important to connect the probe in the same Usb port that i connect for the first time (when Seven ask for the driver).
Good luck
I just had the same problem that was mentioned numerous times above. I figured I would post my solution to this problem, which is similar to what others have found:
I am running the following hardware/software on my PC: Intel COREi7vPro processor with Windows 7 Enterprise with SP1 - 64bit. I am using CCSv3.3, the XDS510USB emulator, with a C2000 series processor (F2801 to be exact). Using the disk that came with the emulator (dated2/13/2007) did not work with my OS, the dialog simply came back and said that "the drivers could not be found" when I pointed it at the C:\CCStudio_v3.3\specdig\xds510usb directory.
Reading the posts on this thread, I went back to Spectrum Digital's website, which I found very difficult to navigate, and came up with the following link:
http://support.spectrumdigital.com/ccs33/Release-30330/setupCCSPlatinum_v30330.ZIP
This is a driver dated 2009, and has support for 64 bit OS. When you run the installer, you will find that now there is a folder called: C:\CCStudio_v3.3\specdig\xds510usb_win64 When you point the OS at that folder, the driver installs correctly.
I hope this helps anyone who is having the same problem.
-Justin
jean-Michel Vignolles said:Hello,
I have the same problem, can you give me the right adress in TI or Spectrum site to download the xds510usb_win64 driver.
What do you mean by <doing a manual driver setup using the xds510usb_win64 drivers> ?
Sorry for my <bad english>.
Thank you.
Andre,
If you're asking my advice, it seems you can still use the link I included in my 3/25/2014 response to this thread. Once you download the driver in .zip format, you install the driver according to the instructions in the .zip file. Then, in my case, once the 64 bit driver was installed, there was a 64 bit driver folder in the directory tree (noted in my 3/25/2014 forum entry) that CCS was able to use to connect to the emulator.
I don't have any other information than this. Back then, all I did was search Spectrum Digital's site for a 64 bit XDS510 driver, and that is what I found. If this doesn't suit your needs, you might have some luck contacting Spectrum Digital directly and asking a tech service engineer.
Good luck,
Justin
Hi all people,
Andre, if you want, send me your mail adress, I return you a zip file with the driver repository.
jmV