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Hello ,I'm using MSP430F5131 Microcontroller of TI.I also use a MSP-FET Emulator in order to program that device.i have written a code in Code Composer Studio (Defined the properties of CCS's project to the devices im using).I compiled the program and no errors has found.Then i connected the MSP-FET to the board according to the datasheet SLA138H , page 26 . (The board supplies the 3.3V so i connected it to pin 4 in the JTAG connector of the MSP-FET). I didn't connect the TEST/VPP and didnt connect the the resistor R2 330Ohms as instructed in that datasheet coz i dont need to use the fuse blow
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Hi Guys, I am a senior at an university. I am working on my senior design project which requires us to design our own PCB. I have decided to use MSP430FR2311 as our MCU and RC522(RFID) for our project. Does Energia support JTAG instead of microUSB? If we purchase MSP PROGRAMMER AND DEBUGGER, can we use Energia to program codes into the MCU? The main reason I want to use Energia because there are codes available to be used, so it would save me tons of time to design the codes for RFID RC522. Thank you so much!
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I am an absolute novice to all this but I have received a new firmware which I want to program into my electronic test instrument. I was told that this could be done by using a suitable software like FETPRO430 or UNIFLASH I bought the MSP-FET430UIF jtag interface and it has 4 connections GND, RST, VCC and TST , on the jtag layout on the circuit diagram for my device it has an 8 pin connector with 7 designated it has VCC and GND so they are self explanatory but it also has TDI, TDO, TNS, TCK and ANA_RST I would like to know how I interface the RST and TST on the jtag interface to the
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I'm trying to use a Launchpad 430 to program a board that has an MSP430G2553IRHB32R. I am doing this on a Windows 10 machine. I've removed the jumpers on the Launchpad and connected VCC and Ground to the other board. I've also connected RST and TEST pins. I created a simple blinky sketch which runs just fine with a stand alone Launchpad 430. However, when I attempt to program my custom board with the same code, I get the following error. MSP430_GetNumberOfUsbIfs MSP430_GetNameOfUsbIf Found FET: HID0003:COM5 MSP430_Initialize: HID0003:COM5 Firmware version is 20409001 MSP430_VCC: 30
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Having a small collection of older F1xx and F4xx MSP430 devices, I've been looking for a convenient way to flash and debug them. The devices I have don't support Spy By Wire, so they require 4-wire JTAG. They also have their JTAG pins shared with other functions, so the test and reset pins have to be used to put them into JTAG mode. While I do have an Olimex parallel-port JTAG adapter, the computer I use most of the time has no parallel port. A Raspberry Pi running Debian Jessie and mspdebug with its gpio driver looked like a good option. Adding a patch to mspdebug so that the g
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The CC1310 board option in Energia assumes that I am using the CC1310 Launchpad. The launchpad uses the CC1310F128RGZ, but I actually am using the CC1310F64RHBT. This means that the board is assuming it has more flash and RAM than it actually does. I want to edit the boards.txt file to match with the specs of my chip but I cannot find the correct numbers for my chip. There is also an issue with the pin mapping, because the F128RGZ has 48 pins while the F64RHBT has 32. Here the boards.txt for the CC1310 launchpad that needs to be adapted for the CC1310F64RHBT: menu.cpu=Processor LAUNCHXL_CC13
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Hi folks, I'm currently deciding on the layout of the debugging connectors. I have a couple of MSP430 controller boards, which I want to debug simultaneously, more or less. IEEE 1149.1 JTAG builds on a TDI-TDO daisy-chain from board to board to achive that. TI's CCS IDE supports that (I've heard so). The IEEE 1149.7 extension to this standard builds on a star-topology, where all the signals (TCK, TMS, TDI, TDO) are connected to all devices in parallel. Furthermore, the standard introduces a 2-wire variant (TI's spy bi-wire?), which I find quite attractive for this purpose. Here is the r
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Here's a heads-up for anyone that wants to use the external SPI flash memory on the SensorTag: it's not accessible while a debugger session is active. Unfortunately the pin on the SensorTag's CC2650 which outputs the SPI clock to the flash memory is also used as the JTAG TDI pin: While you're debugging using the Debug DevPack the CC2650 is unable to clock data out to the flash chip. That means the flash will just sit there doing nothing and the CC2650 will end up reading zeroes from the SPI bus. To use the flash you need to be certain that no JTAG communication is occurring during exe
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Hi all I am new to TI environment, before this all of my projects were based on Arduino. I have developed one circuit with 5969 launchpad its working fine. Now I want to make it my own custom pcb for my application. I wanted to know by keeping two test pins for Spy Bi Wire on my pcb can I program my micro controller with help of my launch pad? And/Or which is best practice for ISP programming MSP430 micro controllers?
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Hi everybody, I find the Energia very very cool project, and i'm very new user of it, so bare with me if the questions sound stupid. I would like to know if anyone of you has some experience with Energia using MSP430-JTAG-TINY-V2 for program a CC430F513. If not which will be the most "compatible way for Energia" to communicate with the CC430. I do have also a ez430 usb programmer the i've got with the ez-chronos watch, would be that a better option? Which one whould you suggest? Thank you in advance
