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CC3235MODASF: Best community? quick start?

Evgeniy Stenkin
Prodigy 50 points
Part Number: CC3235MODASF
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ENERGIA, UNIFLASH, CC3200, CC3235SF

Hi.

TI provide this modules and no community?

Energia not supported this module

Mongoose not supported this module

AWS not supported this module

UniFlash - this is very very strange idea - if i'm need flash via booltloader - i'm need open UniFlash in creator mode - create image, then i'm need reopen programm in bootloader mode and flash device via UART.

Very very hard to start anything - this is because peoples porting nothing to this product..

Get programmers and port all known projects - and there will be sales to you - otherwise this is a road to nowhere.

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    TI__Mastermind 38980 points

    Hi Evgeniy Stenkin,

    If you're getting started, I suggest checking out SimpleLink Academy. It contains lots of trainings on our devices and the LaunchPad Out of Box Experience explains why we have the external serial flash and bootloader. The UniFlash tool is used with all our SimpleLink Wi-Fi devices.

    AWS is absolutely supported on the CC323x devices! The AWS documentation features the CC3220 LaunchPad, but the CC3220 and CC323x ICs and modules all use the same CC32xx SDK. Please check out the AWS IoT Plugin for easy development: https://www.ti.com/tool/SIMPLELINK-SDK-PLUGIN-FOR-AWSIOT

    I can't speak to third parties like Energia and Mongoose, but I believe they both support CC3220 devices already. As above, the SDK and drivers are shared between CC3220 and CC323x, with a few feature differences.

    Best regards,

    Sarah

  • 0 in reply to Sarah P
    Prodigy 50 points

    Thank.

    Yes i'm find usefull info about aws.. 

    BUT - mongoose for cc3220 not supporting OTA - but cc3200 have this - developers say that not interesting because no one interesting for this products..

    And again about UniFlash - i'm dont have XDS110 - i'm have only uart usb converter and when i'm need flash my module i'm need make many actions to do this - please make UniFlash mode for building image and flashing wifi modules for bootloader mode without XDS110 and without change modes for making image and for flashing for bootloader. 

     

  • 0 in reply to Evgeniy Stenkin
    Guru 79905 points

    Hi,

    A comment as 3rd party developer. CC3220/CC3235 device have very rich development environment including free IDE (CCS) and development kits which are relatively affordable (CC3235SF LaunchPad costs only $55).

    Why you not use Uniflash CLI? Uniflash CLI can use any COM port and even can control external pin via files power_off_com.py and power_on_com.py if needed (e.g. restart device if needed).

    Jan

  • 0 in reply to Jan D
    Prodigy 50 points

    Because i'm need learn - how using cli version - and i'm dont understand why uniflash cant have mode for building and flashing image via bootloader - very hard to understand why devs do make this as is..

  • 0 in reply to Evgeniy Stenkin
    Guru 79905 points

    Hi,

    Uniflash GUI have capability to crate and upload image via bootloader at LaunchPads and this works well. If you want use different hardware than LaunchPad, easiest way it to use Uniflash CLI. How to use Uniflash CLI is described at swru469. For example:

    SET port=COM3

rem update content of user file "my-file.txt"
call dslite.bat --mode cc32xx project add_file --name WiFi-project --file C:\dev\my-file.txt --fs_path my-file.txt --overwrite --flags "failsafe"

rem update .bin file
call %upath%\dslite.bat --mode cc32xx project add_file --name WiFi-project --file C:\dev\my-binary-file.bin --mcu --priv C:\dev\certificate\dummy-root-ca-cert-key --cert dummy-root-ca-cert --overwrite

rem program via COM port
call dslite.bat --mode cc32xx project program --name WiFi-project --port %port% --dev

    Jan