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CCS/CC2640R2F: Watchdog functionality

CC2640R2F: Sensor controller linux cli

Alexander Mellers
Intellectual 415 points

Part Number: CC2640R2F

We have a pipeline using the sensor controller studio linux CLI, the windows version has patches that create an output that is different (and functional for us) when compared with the out linux cli tool, where can we download these patches? 

thank you

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    TI__Guru**** 220447 points

    Hi Alexander,

    I will check with the SCS Development Team and provide a response within 24 hours.

    Regards,
    Ryan

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    TI__Guru**** 220447 points

    Please follow this guide for Manual Patch Installation.

    Regards,
    Ryan

  • 0 in reply to Ryan Brown1
    Intellectual 415 points

    I believe this is only for windows?

  • 0 in reply to Alexander Mellers
    TI__Guru**** 220447 points

    It is for both Windows and Linux.  The trick is that, from the /sensor_controller_studio_cli_2_9_0_208/sensor_controller_studio/bin folder, after entering "./sensor_controller_studio_cli -pr DirUserPatchesBase" you will find that patches are expected to be installed under the default "<$HOME>/Documents/Texas Instruments/Sensor Controller Studio/patches".  If you would like to change this then you could use "./sensor_controller_studio_cli -pw "DirUserPatchesBase=<your_new_absolute_path>" before creating the directory folder itself.  Then you will put all of the sensor_controller_studio_patch_archive contents (2_9_0 folder, upd_info.xml, etc.) directly into that new folder.  After entering "./sensor_controller_studio_cli --version" you should find that the PATCHES are located.  Here is my example:

    a0274016local@uda0274016:~/sensor_controller_studio_cli_2_9_0_208/sensor_controller_studio/bin$ ./sensor_controller_studio_cli -pw "DirUserPatchesBase=/home/a0274016local/Texas Instruments"
a0274016local@uda0274016:~/sensor_controller_studio_cli_2_9_0_208/sensor_controller_studio/bin$ ./sensor_controller_studio_cli -pr DirUserPatchesBase
/home/a0274016local/Texas Instruments
# IN BETWEEN THESE COMMANDS IS WHEN THE "Texas Instruments" FOLDER IS CREATED
a0274016local@uda0274016:~/sensor_controller_studio_cli_2_9_0_208/sensor_controller_studio/bin$ ./sensor_controller_studio_cli --version
VERSION: 2.9.0.208
PATCHES: 1, 2 and 3


    Regards,
    Ryan