Rei Vilo
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Mac OS X: Signed Binary release version 1.8.10E23 (12/17/2019).Download here: energia-1.8.10E23-macosx-signed.zip
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- What is the exact output of the compiler? See Information to Provide When Asking for Help
Copy the entire output of the compiler and post it here.
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- Check the display works with 3.3V. The Arduino Uno operates at 5V.
- Check the usual suspects for I²C, especially pull-up resistors. See I²C Check-List.
- Which pins are you using on the MSP430G2553? There are two I²C ports. See the MSP430G2 LaunchPad (MSP-EXP430G2) pins map.
- What is the exact output of the compiler? See Information to Provide When Asking for Help
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I am not sure whether SoftwareSerial works fine on the MSP430G2553, for the same reason of very limited RAM.
Does the ESP8266 run at 5V? MSP430G2553 runs at 3.3V.
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- How the ESP8266 is powered?
Keep in mind the ESP8266 requires up to 400 mA, so it requires to be powered separately, as the MSP430 can supply all the current;
- Which reference of the MSP430 are you using?
The MSP430G2553 has 512 bytes only of RAM, which may be too short.
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There are two questions on your post:
- How to use CC3200 WiFi?
- How to use Google Firebase?
To answer question 1, play with the examples supplied by Energia.
For question 2, I don't know Google Firebase, but there is a specific section of the documentation devoted to Add Firebase to your C++ project.
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For your own board, please refer to
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Have you checked the thread Porting an Arduino library to Energia?
Keep in mind the MSP430G2553 has very limited RAM, 512 bytes, too limited for your project.
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Please avoid duplicate posts —
If no one answers, it might be no one uses that specific screen
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Just have a look and use the examples provided with the EasyLink library. They work fine.
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The radio of the CC1310 is sub-1 GHZ, not WiFi. Look for the EasyLink library.
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Go through the examples available on the Energia menu File > Examples > 02. Digital.
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MSP430 with FRAM memory.
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We are missing critical information to be able to help you.
Please refer to
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Flash has only a limited life-span of write/read cycles.
Consider instead a micro SD-card or a MSP430 with FRAM memory.
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Pull-up resistors?
Quote- Are pull-ups installed?
Try 10, 4.7 or 2.2 kΩ for the SDA and SCL lines.
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- Edit the file /Applications/Energia.app/Contents/Java/hardware/energia/msp430/platform.txt
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tools.mspdebug.upload.pattern={cmd.path} {upload.verbose} {upload.protocol} --force-reset "prog '{build.path}/{build.project_name}.hex'"for
tools.mspdebug.program.pattern={cmd.path} {program.verbose} {protocol} --force-reset "prog {build.path}/{build.project_name}.hex"Note the switch between single and double quotes.
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Same here, upload fails with Energia 1.8.10E23 on macOS. This only impacts the MSP430s with mspdebug as uploader.
Energia generates
~/Library/Energia15/packages/energia/tools/mspdebug/0.24/mspdebug rf2500 --force-reset prog '/var/folders/wn/n7qqb8ss0k3bvpqwfcdwp_7r0000gn/T/arduino_build_280546/Blink.ino.hex’and it should be
~/Library/Energia15/packages/energia/tools/mspdebug/0.24/mspdebug rf2500 --force-reset 'prog /var/folders/wn/n7qqb8ss0k3bvpqwfcdwp_7r0000gn/T/arduino_build_280546/Blink.ino.hex’Note the ‘ before prog, not after.
I opened a ticket at https://github.com/energia/Energia/issues/1053
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Take a look at the example code software for the TRF7970A NFC BoosterPack
You'd need to adapt it to Energia.
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Which exact MSP430 MCU are you using? If it is the MSP430G2553, it only has one serial UART. You should consider other MSP430 with 2 UART ports instead.
Additionally, the MSP430 runs at 3.3 V, not 5 V. You may need logic level converters to connect the serial device.
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Have a look at the Read Me file on the New Compiler branch of the MSP430 core repository.
Also of interest, Install release 7.3.1 of the GCC tool-chain for MSP430.
GPS showing scrambled output on Serial monitor
in Energia - MSP
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Keep in mind the MSP430G2553 has only 512 bytes of RAM. It may not be enough for the buffers of two serial ports.
Try with a more capable MCU.