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CC2650: Need help with CC2560 Launchpad, project_zero

Michael Moulton
Prodigy 10 points

Part Number: CC2650
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BLE-STACK

Hi All, 

I hope someone can help out a little bit, I have been running in circles for a week now.  I am trying to upload Project_Zero to the CC2650 LaunchPad.  There seems to be a significant lack in documentation for this unit. 

I have installed almost every version of CCS, BLE-Stack, SimpleLink Academy with no success.  I did finally get the IDE to *almost* function by installing:

CCS V7.4.0

BLE-Stack 2.2.7

SimpleLink Academy 

TI-RTOS version 2.21.01.08

TI ARM Compiler 16.9.4.LTS

However, the Project_Zero has GAP errors after compiling and loading.  It should not be this hard... please help - could someone that is currently developing with CC2650 please tell me what their software stack is to get the IDE to function?  TIA 

Thanks

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    TI__Guru**** 223507 points

    Hi Michael,

    I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing troubles in getting started.  All of your dependencies are aligned with the BLE-STACK 2.2.7 Release Notes and are valid as such.  This is also where you can find the correct documentation for this older product.  Can you confirm in the CCS Project Properties that the TI ARM Compiler 16.9.4.LTS and correct Products are being used?  Can you also provide the CCS console log of your build?  Have you followed SWRU393 and the SLAs?  Are you able to get any projects from the BLE-STACK software to build as expected?

    Regards,
    Ryan