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CCS v5.4.0.00091 error when importing example (Example_2806xEPwmTimerInt) project

Mark Walsh1
Prodigy 180 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CONTROLSUITE

I decided to see why my PWM wasn't working by backtracking to the PWM example project for the F28069.

I am using CCS v5.4.0.00091 on Windows 7 - 64-bit, and my compiler is v6.1.4.

When I import the project, I receive the following error:

Unrecognized product of type 'com.ti.rtsc.XDAIS' is required of project 'Example_2806xEPwmTimerInt' - please install at least one product of this type before building this project.

What does this mean, and what am I to do?

If I continue, the project builds fine, but when I run it on my TI eval board (Docking-stn USB-EMU [R3]) with a TI F28069 controlCARD Release 1.1), I see no PWM activity.

I tried it on our own hardware, with the same negative result.

Should it have worked?  What can I do to make it work?

Looking at the forums, I saw some entries about XDAIS (which we don't need), that suggested running the "Check For Updates" function.  When I do that, I get:

Some sites could not be found. See the error log for more detail.
No repository found at file:/C:/Users/km6xu/AppData/Local/Temp/ijtmp_6B5DB922-B91C-45C9-8E61-8B6181ECDD0D/dvtRepo.
No repository found at file:/C:/Users/km6xu/AppData/Local/Temp/ijtmp_6B5DB922-B91C-45C9-8E61-8B6181ECDD0D/gmfRepo.

Might this be part of the problem?  If so, how is it resolved?

Thanks -- Mark

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    TI__Guru**** 173310 points

    Mark,

    Mark Walsh1 said:

    When I import the project, I receive the following error:

    Unrecognized product of type 'com.ti.rtsc.XDAIS' is required of project 'Example_2806xEPwmTimerInt' - please install at least one product of this type before building this project.

    It seems that the way this project was created it has a dependency on XDAIS, which is kind of odd because the examples in ControlSuite don't use XDAIS or any BIOS components. I think in this case, it is safe to ignore the warning especially if the code builds fine without errors.

    If you really want to get rid of the warning, I think installing the BIOS components should do it. To install BIOS, you can re-run the CCS 5.4 installer, select the same directory where your current CCS is installed, select the type of setup as "Custom" and and select the DSP/BIOS5 and SYS/BIOS6 components to install. This should install those components over your existing installation, and hopefully the next time you start up CCS that should fix that error during import.

    Mark Walsh1 said:

    If I continue, the project builds fine, but when I run it on my TI eval board (Docking-stn USB-EMU [R3]) with a TI F28069 controlCARD Release 1.1), I see no PWM activity.

    I am not the best person to help with this. I would suggest posting to the C2000 device forum for the experts there to offer their advice.

     

  • 0 in reply to AartiG
    Prodigy 180 points

    AartiG, thanks for the help!  I reinstalled as you suggested, and I don't see the XDIAS errors.

    I later ran the "Check For Updates" function, and it allowed me to get the updates for Spectrum Digital Emulators (5.2.0.08) and TI C2000 Device Support (4.1.0.4), but it also reported that "Some sites could not be found," and to get more info from an error log, but I have no idea where to look for that error log.

    Importing the Example_2806xCpuTimer.out sample project, the linker reports an issue:

    warning: entry-point symbol other than "_c_int00" specified: "code_start"

    but I assume that I can ignore it because the processor does get to main().

    I'll now find that other forum regarding the PWM problem.  I've already found one issue in the sample code.

    Thanks -- Mark