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CC2564C: how to flash and debug custom cc2564c module using Xds110 usb debug probe

Abinesh Rajendran
Intellectual 365 points
Part Number: CC2564C
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2564

Tool/software:

HI,

  • I have a CC2564C dual-mode module and a TI XDS110 USB debug probe. I need to know the hardware connections for flashing and debugging.

  • I also have a CC256XQFNEM evaluation board. For this, I need to know the hardware connections using the TI XDS110 USB debug probe.

And also help with which SDK and its version, IDE version need to use for development

Thanks and regards

chandra shekar

  • 0
    Intellectual 365 points

    Hi team,

    Anyone can help regarding my query.

  • 0 in reply to Abinesh Rajendran
    TI__Genius 14641 points

    Hello sorry for the delay,

    The cc2564C does not get flashed as it is a transceiver. The most that happens is there is a .bts file where the FW patches are held.

    The CC2564C requires a host to work and communicates to the host through HCI UART

    The only lines needed to hook up the CC256XQFNEM evaluation board to a host are the UART lines (TX,RX,CTS,RTS), a BLE Enable (GPIO), Power, Gnd.

    We also offer the bluetopia bt stack for the following Hosts (MSP432, STM32, Linux hosts)

    However, our device can work with any BT SIG qualified BT stack.

    The Bluetopia SDKs can be found in the CC2564C page under software development.

    The MSP432 Host uses CCS as the IDE while the stm32 host uses Keil

    Best,

    Rogelio

  • +1 in reply to RogelioD
    Intellectual 365 points

    Hi Rogelio,

    We have taken out UART lines (TX,RX,CTS,RTS) ,power and Gnd.

    But one query ,what you meant by BLE enable GPIO.

    we couldn't able to find out the BLE enable GPIO from below pin mapping.

    Kindly provide the pin details for BLE enable GPIO Pin

    Thanks and Regards

    chandra shekar

  • 0 in reply to Abinesh Rajendran
    TI__Genius 14641 points

    It is labeled as nShut in the datasheet. which would be pin 19. 

  • +1 in reply to RogelioD
    Intellectual 365 points

    Hi Rogelio D

    Thanks for the input ,

    This nShut pin 19 need to connect with 3.3v supply/ nReset ? or any other pin/ configurations need to do.

    And additionally, after importing the base project from SDK and try to build the project i am getting an error in the console is attached below for your reference.

    Kindly provide the support....!

  • 0 in reply to Abinesh Rajendran
    TI__Genius 14641 points

    Hi Abinesh,

    If you are using the MSP432 as the host for the CC2564 

    If you use the hardware stack we offer you will not need to worry about the pins as the adapter takes care of all of that.

    Connecting the pins are only necessary  if you are using another unsupported host.

    The reason the MSP432 Bluetopia project isnt building is because when you installed CCS you didnt include the MSP432 device.

    I would recommend doing a new install and when selecting your custom build. Make sure to select the MSP432 box.

    Best,

    Rogelio