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CCS/CC2640: Project Zero on CC2640

Part Number: CC2640


Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

I have a modified Project Zero to work on CC2640 on a custom board and its work good.

I copied the App and stack code to other computer and programmed through Flash programmer 2 on CC2640 custom board, there its the code doesn't work.

Flash programmer 2 is working good,I have tested with blinky code on CC2640, but this Project Zero code is not working.

Can anyone guide me on this?

  • Hi Jan,

    It is not really clear what you have done here. Did you copy the SW projects to another computer, recompiled and it did not work?

    Some more details are required to be able to help.

    Cheers,
    Fredrik
  • Hi Fredrik,

    Sorry that I didn't post my problem clearly.

    I working a on laptop say that as 'system-1', here I have made Project Zero to work in CC2640 custom board. In this 'system-1' I have CCS, Flash programmer and all other TI tools installed.

    I am using Dev-pack to program my custom board using Flash Programmer 2.I can program and tested that the code works correctly in 'systems-1'.

    Now I just copied App and Stack file from the Project Zero which I am working from 'system-1' to another pc say that as 'system-2'.

    In 'system-2', I have only Flash programmer 2 and drivers installed for Dev-pack. From 'system-2', I can successfully program my custom board with App and Stack file using Flash programmer 2.

    But the code is not running or working. Is there any other files needed?

    What could be the issue?

    Did I make to clear about the problems and do you need any other details?

  • Hi,

    I have solved my issue. I will dumping my code in Flash programmer with Erase all unprotected pages enabled.

    Then I changed that to Pages in image.

    Now I can program from 'systems-2' also.

    Thanks