Hi Clément,
I followed the steps in your link, but after "Open .syscfg in a Text Editor and revise argument list to use RGE instead of RKP", I got following errors:
I changed "@cliArgs --device "CC2340R5RKP" --package "RKP" --part "Default" --rtos "freertos" --product "simplelink_lowpower_f3_sdk@7.10.00.35"" into
"@cliArgs --device "CC2340R5RKP" --package "RGE" --part "Default" --rtos "freertos" --product "simplelink_lowpower_f3_sdk@7.10.00.35"".
Did I modify it in a wrong way?
Please help to clarify how should I fix this issue.
Thanks.
BR,
Hi,
May I ask if you have also applied the first step?
If yes, can you confirm you have done this before importing the project in CCS?
I changed "@cliArgs --device "CC2340R5RKP" --package "RKP" --part "Default" --rtos "freertos" --product "simplelink_lowpower_f3_sdk@7.10.00.35"" into
"@cliArgs --device "CC2340R5RKP" --package "RGE" --part "Default" --rtos "freertos" --product "simplelink_lowpower_f3_sdk@7.10.00.35"".
This does not seem correct as the SysConfig GUI should rather have been used as described here:
Let me know if it helps,
Regards,
Hi,
I saw this already in the C:\ti\simplelink_lowpower_f3_sdk_7_10_00_35\source\ti\ble5stack\.meta\rf_config\ble_rf_config.syscfg.js:
So I supposed I shall have these lines before I imported any of my projects.
And about this line:
Open the .syscfg file with the SysConfig Editor and go to Show Board View -> Use Custom Board -> Confirm.
I supposed in this figure I have done this step.
As for "
I changed "@cliArgs --device "CC2340R5RKP" --package "RKP" --part "Default" --rtos "freertos" --product "simplelink_lowpower_f3_sdk@7.10.00.35"" into
"@cliArgs --device "CC2340R5RKP" --package "RGE" --part "Default" --rtos "freertos" --product "simplelink_lowpower_f3_sdk@7.10.00.35"".
"
I did this following this step:
Open .syscfg in a Text Editor and revise argument list to use RGE instead of RKP
And this step might lead to the failure.
Besides, after these steps are done, should I merely modify the GPIO (e.g. RX/TX) and this can be built into a 4x4 compatible image, right?
We would like to set RX/TX into DIO12 and 13, but it showed conflict messages.
How can we check where we should modify?
Thanks.
BR,
Hi,
Looks like you are progressing.
Besides, after these steps are done, should I merely modify the GPIO (e.g. RX/TX) and this can be built into a 4x4 compatible image, right?
This is correct.
Here you can update the UART pins to use DIO12 and 13:
Once done, make sure to solve the other pin conflicts. Here you can see a red cross next to the Button menu.
Review the messages, and set the proper pin for all the instances showing a conflict (red cross):
Note: in the case of the data_stream example, conflicts will appear for the UART, Buttons and GPIO_LEDs. All the conflicts should be fixed following the process showed before.
I hope this will help,
Best regards,
