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Continuous Excution of Code after Disconnecting Emulator and Power ON

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMS320F28335

Hello All,

I am using CCS3.3 for downloading the code into TI TMS320F28335(C2000) using XDS510USB Emulator.

Code is running after pressing RUN at CCS.

Now I want to disconnect the emulator and Shut down the power supply.

I want that code to be execute again by making power ON(without Emulator and CCS).

 

Can anybody please tell me, what settings I need to do so at CCS3.3...!

Thanks in advance..

Regards,

Vivek

  • Vivek Shinde30 said:
    I want that code to be execute again by making power ON(without Emulator and CCS).

    In summary, the main things to ensure for running stand-alone code are that the code is built to run from Flash and the boot pins on the target board are set to boot from Flash. 

    There are several resources for Flash programming here. Specifically check out the application note "Running an Application from Internal Flash Memory". However, note that all current resources/examples are targeted for newer versions of CCS while you are using a really old version that is no longer supported.

  • Thanks ArtiG...
    I am generating code from Simulink Model using Embedded coder. So do you have any idea that where to set boot pins as boot from Flash...!
    Please let me know.
  • Hello Team,

    Here are some settings which we are doing at Target Block(C28335) of Simulink.

    Board Type : SD F28335 eZdsp(boot from flash)

    Memory : ZONE7P

                    ZONE7D

    Section : Flash

    I am using CCS3.3 and XDS510USB emulator.

    Please let me know your thoughts.

  • Vivek Shinde30 said:
    So do you have any idea that where to set boot pins as boot from Flash...!

    Please check the boot mode jumper settings in the Technical Reference Manual for the specific board you are using (in this case eZdspF28335).