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SmartRF05 and CC2530Em CCdebugger

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Intellectual 545 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2530EM, CC-DEBUGGER

Hai,

is it possible to dump the code into CC2530EM using SmartRF with CCDbugger(Not with USB cable)..??

if yes, please provide some documents..!!

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    TI__Genius 9705 points

    Hello,

    Yes, CC2530EM can be programmed using CCDebugger and SmartRF studio . Please refer to section 6 in the CCdebugger user guide for connections needed to do this.

    www.ti.com/lit/swru197

    Regards,

    SS

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    Intellectual 545 points

    Hai,

    i updated my CCdebugger and  i put my SmartRf board in Battery mode. i connect smartRf board  with CCdebugger. 

    but my CCDbugger is showing RED light. i connect my CC debugger in smartRf board at Port3.

    why my CCDebugger is showing RED light..??

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    TI__Genius 13620 points

    P3 on the SmartRF05EB is the debug "output" of the board. You can use that if you want to use the SmartRF05EB as a debugger.

    Your case is the opposite. You want to use a CC-Debugger to debug the CC2530EM mounted on the EB. What you need to do is to tap into the debug signals debug data (P2.1) and debug clock (P2.2) on the CC2530EM. 

    Take a look at the first page of the schematics for the SmartRF05EB (see at the end of the user's guide www.ti.com/lit/swru210). Remove jumpers on P1.19-P1.20 and P1.21-P1.22 and connect the CC-debuggers debug clock line to P1.19 and the debug data line to P1.21.

    You also need to control the reset signal, so remove the jumper on P10.35-P10.36 and connect the reset line from the target connector on the debugger to P10.35.

    You must also connect the debugger's GND to GND on 05EB. And not to forget, it is imperative that you connect the target voltage detect signal on the debugger (pin 2 on the target connector) to VDD on the 05EB.

    The EB can be powered from either USB or batteries (or from the debugger via target connector pin 9).

  • 0 in reply to M
    Intellectual 545 points

    Hai T,

    Thank You for reply,

    I am unable to find VDD and GND pin in SmartRF05 EB. from where i need to give VDD of debugger to SmartRF05EB.??

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    TI__Genius 13620 points

    VDD: P20.3

    GND: P20.20

  • 0 in reply to M
    Intellectual 545 points

    Hai M,

    i made connections as you told, but still i am getting RED light on in CC bugger.

    i am attaching snap of my set up.

    What is wrong in my setup..??

    Why it showing RED light.

  • 0 in reply to nick name
    TI__Genius 13620 points

    You're apparently not supplying any power to the EB. Either attach batteries to the EB or connect pin 9 and pin 2 on the CC Debugger's target connector together.

    Also verify the reset signal. It should be on P10.35 (not P1.35).

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    Intellectual 545 points

    sorry, that snap i took when i power was off.

    even when power was on(i am giving from batteries) also its showing RED light on CC debugger(i.e no device was selected). 

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    Intellectual 545 points

    Hai M,

    i observed one thing is, when i connect  pin9 of CC debugger is P11.1(Port 11 of 1st pin), The LED is going to OFF mode. 

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    TI__Genius 13620 points

    Debugger Target Connector  <---> SmartRF05EB

    Pin 1 to P20.20

    Pin 2 to P20.3

    Pin 3 to P1.19

    Pin 4 to P1.21

    Pin 7 to P10.35

    Power the EB from USB or batteries, alternatively connect pin 9 on the debugger's target connector to P11.2 to power the EB from the debugger.