Hi,
Please advise where do we download the application?
We have bought an RI-CTL-MB2B-30 and RI-RFM-007B-30 but we can't manage to make it work using the old S2_Util.exe
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Hi,
Please advise where do we download the application?
We have bought an RI-CTL-MB2B-30 and RI-RFM-007B-30 but we can't manage to make it work using the old S2_Util.exe
Hello Gabriele,
as I wrote in my answer to your previous post:
https://e2e.ti.com/support/tools/ccs/f/81/t/954478
the S2_Util I have linked to this post is the only version I can provide you.
Which interface are you using? Have you set all the jumpers und the DIP switch according to the documentation?
Best regards,
Helfried
Hi Helfried,
I am using the USB interface.
Here are my configurations on the RI-CTL-MB2B-30:
DIP switch were set to OFF by default
JP11 = closed (USB)
JP5 = closed (USB)
JP6 = closed and provided a 12v DC power source to ST22 (as followed on the leaflet included on the package)
other jumpers:
JP12 = closed
JP13 = open
JP14 =closed
While on the RI-RFM-007B-30:
DIP switch was ON by default
When I tried to open the S2_Util.exe, It can only detect the COM port that was initially detected when I plugged in the USB (in my case, it was COM4)
But still I can't manage to make it work.
Hello Gabriele,
just for clarification, the USB port can not be used for the normal reader operation. This is just a so called service port which is used for the configuration of the reader. For the normal operation of the reader the RS232 port hast to be used.
I will ad here one additional document that describe the USB port operation for the reader configuration:
Conf_S200_Reader_via_USB_scba024.pdf
Best regards,
Helfried
Thanks for the information. I will check it out try to make it work using the serial rs232 then. But another problem is that my corporate laptop does not have a serial rs232 port. But we do have a USB to Serial converter. Can we use it instead?
Please advise.
Thanks
Gabriele Ramos
Hello Gabriele,
yes, that is ok to use a USB to serial adapter.
Best regards,
Helfried