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I want to use energia to program ti msp430 f5510 but i can't find the board on select board tool of energia,is there any library or add on which i can use to conifugre my board.Also i am having problems with energia on windows 8.1 like when i hower on tools bar it hangs,should i install windows 7 or is there any fix to it. Any help will be much appreciated.
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Hi, I'm currently developing a software for the MSP430F5510. It worked fine with my development PCB for months, but as soon as I tried it on another one, I got very strange issues. My software is writing text to a display with a built-in font, and I'd sometimes get missing pixels, or the text "dEbug" or "debuf" instead of "debug". I then simplified my code until I arrived at this: #include <msp430.h> #include <string.h> #include "driverlib/MSP430F5xx_6xx/ucs.h" static const uint16_t flash_data[] = { 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF
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This project is an update to the binary clock that I used on my desk. The new version has a lot of new features including RGB leds(WS2812), a bigger microcontroller(The Olimexino-5510 board), capacitive touch and light sensor. My first idea was to have something based on the MSP430G2553, a couple of WS2812 leds and capacitive touch. But after comparing the work i would have to do, and very few rewards to the Olimexino-5510 functionality I quickly reconsidered. The Olimexino-5510 provides quite a few things I wanted: MSP430F5510 Battery Charger USB capabilities Arduino Form Factor So all I ha
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I played with a MSP430F5510 over the weekend and had a problem: The chip got really warmed (too warm, touchable, but not burning hot) when I connected 4 pins (PWR, GND, RST, TEST) to a programming dongle (from the Chronos watch or from the EZ2500RF board). I checked everything and did see any short, or wrong polarity. CCS is able to flash some code into the F5510 chip in this condition, but it was slow and really warm (almost uncomfortable to hold my finger flat on it). I couldn't verify if it worked or not since I didn't have any test code, and the circuit wasn't complete (Just the chip on a
