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best debugger for UCD3138 using code Composer studio

UCD3138: build function disabled

Ranjeet singh
Prodigy 30 points
Part Number: UCD3138

Tool/software:

I have open the program in ccm .but build option is disabled.how i can buildthe program ?how to make visible build option .
when we right click on any function inside program file. when click on open declaration then it do not open corresponding function.how i can solve this problem ?

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    TI__Expert 6515 points

    Hello Ranjeet,

    I do not understand your question completely but I believe you are misunderstanding the steps to get started with the UCD3138x devices. Please follow the instructions on this E2E post on how to get started with the UCD. Please confirm if you have completed those steps first.

    Regards,

    Jonathan Wong

  • 0 in reply to Jonathan Wong
    Prodigy 30 points

    Dear team,i am working on 3 kw EV charger .Designed support by Infineon technology.thet used the UCD3138 MCU and provided the source code.i open the code in CCS .but build function is disabled .see attched file.

  • 0 in reply to Ranjeet singh
    TI__Expert 6515 points

    Hello Ranjeet,

    If you click on the project name on the left, does the button show up?

    Also, please confirm you have completed the UCD training labs. Until you can complete the training labs successfully, then I do not think you are ready to start evaluating an extremely large and complex project such as a 3kW Totem Pole PFC converter. The UCD training lab videos and firmware are designed to be run on a UCD open loop EVM. I would also read the Introduction to UCD3138x Devices to understand the background and purpose of the UCD3138. 

    Regards,

    Jonathan Wong

  • 0 in reply to Jonathan Wong
    Prodigy 30 points

    if right click on project name then it show below options.

  • 0 in reply to Ranjeet singh
    Prodigy 30 points

    i see the lab training  video .he use the some example.i search these example on ti website .but its found .can you help me to download below data /file/folder.

    screenshort attched of tranning lav video ..

    i am looking for this tranning lab content.please suggest me from where i can download it 

  • 0 in reply to Ranjeet singh
    TI__Expert 6515 points

    Hello Ranjeet,

    Click "Build Project" in the dropdown menu when you right-click on the project name. Please see the documentation on the CCS website before continuing with UCD development. I will outline the steps to build one of the UCD training labs. In my example, I will open up Lab 4.

    Step 1: Download the UCD Training Labs

    Download the UCD training labs from ti.com here: https://www.ti.com/tool/UCD-TRAINING-LABS. The UCD Training Labs walk through basic UCD operations, such as generating a DPWM signal. The UCD Training Labs are designed to be used with a UCD Open Loop EVM (Ex. https://www.ti.com/tool/UCD3138OL64EVM-031) and with the "Intro to Digital Power Controllers" video series (https://www.ti.com/video/series/introduction-to-digital-power-controllers.html). 

    Step 2: Open Code Composer Studio (CCS)

    Install CCS. When you open CCS the window should look like below.

    Step 3: Import the UCD Training Lab projects into your CCS workspace

    Go to Project --> Import CCS Projects. A window as shown below will pop up. Click Browse and navigate to the folder that contains the UCD training labs. The target root folder is shown below. Import the desired project or projects.

    Step 4: Build the project

    Once the UCD project has imported, open the project. To build the project, click the hammer icon on the upper left. Or, you can right click on the project name and click "Build Project" in the dropdown.

    Regards,

    Jonathan Wong