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LP-MSPM0G3507: Error communicating with cloud agent

Andrew Lentvorski
Prodigy 115 points
Part Number: LP-MSPM0G3507
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CCSTUDIO, MSPM0G3507

Tool/software:

Hi folks,

I've just tried installing CCS standalone on both Windows 10 as well as Linux.  On both installations, when I attempt to browse the "out_of_box" demo I eventually get a window that interrupts me with "Error communicating with cloud agent".

I see: "[Violation] ide::resolveProxy took more than 30000ms" or "agentPort not ready for TICloudAgent"

So, first, how do I fix the "Error communicating with cloud agent" so I can actually get on with getting my work done?

And, second, why am I even communicating on the network or the cloud? That's unacceptable as avoiding "The Cloud" is the whole reason why I installed the standalone version.  I can see if I disable my network connection that the entire CCS system appears to be completely crippled--I can't even "Create a new project".  Where are the projects and support files in a downloadable form sufficient for offline usage?

Thanks.

  • 0
    Prodigy 115 points

    Sorry, I should have included versions:

    ```

    Details
    Version: 20.0.2.5__1.6.2

    Default VS Code API: 1.92.2

    VS Code Compatibility

    List of extensions
    @ccs/ccstudio 20.0.2
    @ccs/ccstudio-debug 20.0.2
    @ccs/ccstudio-getting-started 20.0.2
    @ccs/ccstudio-guicomposer 20.0.2
    @ccs/ccstudio-plugin 20.0.2
    @ccs/ccstudio-project 20.0.2
    @ccs/ccstudio-support 20.0.2
    @ccs/ccstudio-trace-config 20.0.2
    @ccs/ccstudio-trace-viewer 20.0.2
    @ccs/ccstudio-updater 20.0.2
    @theia/bulk-edit 1.53.2
    @theia/callhierarchy 1.53.2
    @theia/collaboration 1.53.2
    @theia/console 1.53.2
    @theia/core 1.53.2
    @theia/debug 1.53.2
    @theia/dev-container 1.53.2
    @theia/editor 1.53.2
    @theia/editor-preview 1.53.2
    @theia/electron 1.53.2
    @theia/external-terminal 1.53.2
    @theia/file-search 1.53.2
    @theia/filesystem 1.53.2
    @theia/keymaps 1.53.2
    @theia/markers 1.53.2
    @theia/messages 1.53.2
    @theia/metrics 1.53.2
    @theia/mini-browser 1.53.2
    @theia/monaco 1.53.2
    @theia/navigator 1.53.2
    @theia/notebook 1.53.2
    @theia/outline-view 1.53.2
    @theia/output 1.53.2
    @theia/plugin-dev 1.53.2
    @theia/plugin-ext 1.53.2
    @theia/plugin-ext-headless 1.53.2
    @theia/plugin-ext-vscode 1.53.2
    @theia/preferences 1.53.2
    @theia/preview 1.53.2
    @theia/process 1.53.2
    @theia/property-view 1.53.2
    @theia/remote 1.53.2
    @theia/scm 1.53.2
    @theia/scm-extra 1.53.2
    @theia/search-in-workspace 1.53.2
    @theia/secondary-window 1.53.2
    @theia/task 1.53.2
    @theia/terminal 1.53.2
    @theia/test 1.53.2
    @theia/timeline 1.53.2
    @theia/toolbar 1.53.2
    @theia/typehierarchy 1.53.2
    @theia/userstorage 1.53.2
    @theia/variable-resolver 1.53.2
    @theia/vsx-registry 1.53.2
    @theia/workspace 1.53.2

    ```

  • +1 in reply to Andrew Lentvorski
    TI__Intellectual 1320 points

    Hi Andrew, 

    When you open the README document for the "out of the box" offline routine, you'll find that it requires network support to open the online GUI. Therefore, you need to be connected to the Internet to complete the "out of the box" demo test.
    The online Resource Explorer in CCS provides users with regularly updated routines and documentation, users can conveniently import and utilize these resources when they are connected to the internet.
    If you use CCS in offline mode, it is strongly recommended you to import the project through SDK instead of creating a new project with CCS Theia, and m0 SDK download link as following https://www.ti.com/tool/MSPM0-SDK.
    You can find all the example code related to G3507 in the  directory within the SDK. You can import them into CCS for testing, and also find "empty" projects to import and start your own design.
    In the SDK, there is an "empty" example both in the "Your_SDK_folder/examples/nortos/LP_MSPM0G3507/driverlib" folder and "Your_SDK_folder/examples/nortos/CUSTOM_BOARD".
    You can also find the "MSPM0_SDK_Documentation_Overview.html" in the “docs” folder, which provides more detailed information about the SDK. 

    You can refer to the CCS_User_Guide Chapter 6 to get more information on how to import projects. 

    Best Regards,
    Peter

  • 0 in reply to Peter Jiang
    Prodigy 115 points

    Even if I'm not browsing a project, I'm still getting those resets when I try to use Package Manager to install things like the ARM GCC compiler for later use.

    The other pointers (especially to the SDK) were spot on.  I currently have gpio_toggle_output compiled and waiting to be flashed.  I'll post a different issue about that.

    Thanks.