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Does CC Debugger use SPI interface (pin 5, 6, 8 & 10) to program flash memory in CC2540? Or does CC Debugger use debug interface (DC & DD) to program flash memory?
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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2540
Does CC Debugger use SPI interface (pin 5, 6, 8 & 10) to program flash memory in CC2540? Or does CC Debugger use debug interface (DC & DD) to program flash memory?
Hi Chi-wen,
The CC Debugger use the debug interface, DC, CC and Reset signals. Additionally the debugger must be connected to ground and VDD of your CC2540 board.
For additional information, you can have a look at the CC Debugger User Guide: http://www.ti.com/litv/pdf/swru197c
/Fredrik
H iFredrik,
Thanks for the information. Just to double confirm, we don't need to connect those SPI signals if we want to use CC Debugger to debug and program CC2540. Is that correct?
Also, is there any other way, beside using CC Debugger, to program CC2540 for production?
No, you do not need the SPI signals to program the CC2540. You must use the CC Debugger.
/Fredrik