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My CCS5.2.1 can't launch TargetConfiguraton



Hi, everyone. The version of my CCS is 5.2.1 and my board is EVMDM8168. I start the CCS following the DM816X AM389X PSP Flash Tools Guide

  • Make sure the Boot Mode / Configuration Select Switch is set for the respective boot mode
  • Connect the XDS560 emulator to the DM816x EVM
  • Start CCSv5 by navigating to 'Start' menu in Windows XP
  • Select "View -> Target Configurations"
  • In the "Target Configurations" tab select "New Target Configuration File" button (in the top left corner)
  • Name the file (eg. ti816x_usb.ccxml)
  • Connection = SEED XDS560PLUS  Emulator
  • Board or Device = TI816x or Board or Device = EVMDM8168
  •  Save configuration
  • From next run, the project and target configuration will be readily available and can be skipped
  •  Select "Debug Perspective" in CCS if not there already: "Window -> Open Perspective -> Debug"
  •  Select "View" -> "Target Configurations"
  •  Expand "User Defined" configuration tree, Right click on the newly created target configuration and select"Launch Selected Configuration"

But the CCS stop there. what's wrong?

  • Hi,

    What does your "Test Connection" tab result say? Can you paste the results?

    Regards,

    Gautam

  • The color of the button "Test Connection " is gray, and I can't use it to test the connection. I don't know what the matter is.

  • That's strange. I'll forward your post to my TI buddy to help you out.

    Regards,

    Gautam

  • Hi,

    Whenever I have debug problems, I usually follow the sections General IDE and Debugger of the Troubleshooting page at:

    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Troubleshooting_CCSv5

    Unfortunately I don't have a SEED emulator and therefore can't test the same configuration as you to validate all this, therefore I will have to ask you to contact their support and check what may be happening in this case.

    The same can be said for the Test Connection button: this is a feature that is usually enabled by the emulator manufacturer when they create their support package. In other words, to enable this they must add a property similar to the one below (obviously adapting to their own utility) to their XML connection file (typically installed under C:\ti\ccsv5\ccs_base\common\targetdb\connections

    <property Name="Diagnostic Command" Type="hiddenfield" Value="%ccs_base%/common/uscif/dbgjtag.exe -f %boarddatafile% -rv -o -F inform,logfile=yes -S pathlength -S integrity" ID="DiagnosticCommand"/>
    

    Regards,

    Rafael