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Howdy! There are so many good ideas here, I don't know quite where to start. I don't have my development machine working as it is in the middle of an upgrade, but I did download the MSP430G2553 flavor of SIMPL and flash it to a spare Launchpad. Do you have some example sessions of talking to it anywhere, I assume it's running at 9600 baud on the LP? I would like to gets some hands on experience. I can help with the port to the 16F1XXX, actually the 16F1455 might be an elegant, minimal fit. Best, Randy
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All, This fault was corrected when in desperation, I tried to re-establish a link via a CCS session, with the EPB MKII off the board. I was able to hit the reset button, on another example, debug correctly and then reattach the EPB MKII and run the FFT demo properly. So the error message regarding manually resetting the DAP debugger, via the reset button was correct. Be advised, the FFT demo requires patching, the demo that ships in the examples, is broken fatally. Best, Randy
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Thanks all! To be more specific, the Energia, EBP MK II samples, shipped with v.16 do not support the graphic LCD found on the EPB MK II, for the new MSP432 LP. However there are example(s) for CCS, that ship within the support for the Education BoosterPack, as demonstrated aptly here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BdCLLynk4Y, in the "Out of Box Demo" I have a recently upgraded version of CCS 6.1, and I tried one of the Out of box demos on the CCS Cloud (very very impressive business, CCS Cloud!) Here's the error I have... Error connecting to the target: (Error -1
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Folks, FYI, for anyone with the new LP MSP432, and MK II booster pack, form a Energia perspective, might be smart to wait awhile before purchasing. Doesn't seem quite supported yet! R.
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All, So disappointed today to see that the LCD checkout examples do not support the MSP432. Does anyone know of a simple sketch to exercise the LCD on the Education Booster-pack MK II, for the MSP432 ARM Launchpad? I would run the CCS based projects, but the CCS update for the debug probe broke that today. . Any help much appreciated! Best, R.
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All, I have a MSP430F5529 USB LaunchPad Evaluation Kit in storage, I will try it with the MK II and see if that's the issue. R.
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Howdy All!, I just un-boxed a Education PB MK II, the back light jumper works fine, all the serial examples compile OK on my Tiva-C 123GXL, I'm seeing the debug messages at 9600 baud perfectly. The screen is just gray, so no sign of activity on any of the LCD Energia examples I tried. Before I RMA it back to TI, anyone have an idea what might be wrong? Thanks, R.
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Hi folks! Anyone have some insight on when Energia will become sensor tag 2 "aware". I see on their site that they are advertising compatibility... http://www.ti.com/ww/en/wireless_connectivity/sensortag2015/gettingStarted.html Best, Randy
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Folks, Seems that Energia 15 runs without lagging issues, and no back channel comport failures on Ubuntu velvet. Make sure to use the recommended udev rules posted on the Energia web site. "No drivers are needed for this LaunchPad under Linux. You do need to add this LaunchPad to udev rules. To do so, follow the steps below: Download the udev rules: TI udev rules Open a terminal and execute the following command: sudo mv /71-ti-permissions.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/ If your Linux distribution supports the service command you can active the new rules with sudo service udev restar
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Would it be impolite to inquire, on the status of TI's response on this matter? Thanks! R.
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Anyone, Does anyone know what happened regarding the manufacture and sale of the Education Booster Packs, both I & II? I asked this question a while ago and wanted to refresh the question. R.
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Energia slow to start with TI Launchpad connected, Ubuntu 12.04
rando replied to rando's topic in Energia - MSP
All, Does anyone have a notion how best to insure that... The newly build cdcacm.ko file is ... "sudo modprobe -r cdc_acm (just in case it's been already loaded) sudo insmod ./cdcacm.ko" happens and automagically "sticks" until the next reboot? Does it make sense to keep the old copy? R. -
Energia slow to start with TI Launchpad connected, Ubuntu 12.04
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Here's what I was hoping to get working, Fired up minicom, set for 4800, brought up the board in mspdebug and told it to run. Voila! -
Energia slow to start with TI Launchpad connected, Ubuntu 12.04
rando replied to rando's topic in Energia - MSP
Everyone, Thanks! These instructions worked perfectly and has seemed to corrected most the issues I was having. Will post more when I've test more completely. I need to think about if I can still program the board, and what it takes to get the new module to "stick", (if anything) My compile issue was I think, I was not in proper directory when I issued the make command. That being some other directory than where the kernel headers were located. At least the serial demo, ASCHIITable, runs after reset and I can see the ouput in Energia's serial terminal on /dev/ttyACTM0 now. Just -
Energia slow to start with TI Launchpad connected, Ubuntu 12.04
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r. I've seen these posts before, but forgot about their significance... oops! Hey I'm getting this error when I attempt to use the make file to rebuld a new cdc,etc. make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-3.2.0-34-generic-pae' make[1]: *** No rule to make target `Launchpad'. Stop. make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-3.2.0-34-generic-pae' make: *** [all] Error 2 Have you seen this? Thanks Randy