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I come from programming ATmel chips and trying to understand CC1310 and have some questions, I hope someone can answer them Does CC1310 Launchpad comes with bootloader on the chip? When I upload program from Energia IDE to CC1310 LP, does it upload it directly to CC1310 IC (via serial?) or does it use XDS110 JTAG to program it? Is there a way to use Energia IDE to burn bootloader on external CC1310 (via Launchpad's XDS110) Thanks a lot in advance!
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I have planned to use cc430f5133 for my project.Please tell me the cheapest programmer available in india for programming this IC.
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I designed a board using a MSP430G2553IPW28R its the 28 pin tssop package. I read on this forum that you can use the launchpad to program the part I have some code written and can program a 20 pin device but when i connect the wires to my board from the launchpad is cant find the device or its not there. Error connecting to the target: Could not find device (or device not supported) I used CCS and just for the hell of it did the MSP-EXP430G2-LaunchPad User Experience Application example which programs just fine but i get the same error when plugged onto my board. Here is -
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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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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Hi, I'm new to MSP430, I'm using a MSP430G2553 in a project and need help with an in depth understanding of programming the ADC10 inputs of the MCU. I'm using a potentiometer in order to light one of 3 LEDs. For example, LED1 lights up when input voltage is 1V or less, LED2 lights up between 1V and 2V and LED3 lights up when the input voltage is greater than or equal to 2V. I have attached my code below but I am not clear on how to read, convert and store a voltage so that I can use the IF statements to light the respective LEDs. #include <msp430g2553.h> void indicator_LED
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Hello! This is my first post, I'm a new board member. I have searched the forum for examples relating to my question and haven't found anything that's quite like what I'm looking for, so here goes. I am trying to build a system where a switch can be flipped on one board and it lights up an LED on another board. I have used the WirelessControl example program to verify that my boards are working and they do. I would like to just modify WirelessControl because it's a relatively simple program and it's already doing what I need the boards to do. The WirelessControl example program requ
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Hello! I recently bought a MetaWatch FRAME, with the intention of messing around with it as an inexpensive, portable MSP development platform. Meta open-sourced the watch's firmware and *used* to sell JTAG programming clips for the watch. Now, however, they've discontinued both my model of watch and its programming clips, and I'm out some cash on a less-than-fully-functional smartwatch. The watch uses an MSP430F5438A microcontroller and is programmable using the Spy-Bi-Wire protocol, according to this SparkFun teardown. I found the sticky post about programming MSPs with Launchpads, bu
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Temboo (I work there!) has just released a powerful new addition to our Internet of Things programming platform, enabling you to build production-ready IoT applications with your MSP430 in minutes. Please check it out and let me know if you have any questions. https://temboo.com/conditions
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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 all, just introducing myself! I was introduced to the msp340 in a computer programming class I am currently finishing up and I can say it has been eye opening. We have gone from the hardware level to assembly programing to higher level C programming. Coming from the arduino its cool to learn just what happens behind the scenes of the compiler/ programmer and realize just how inefficient some programs can be though they look basic in the higher level languages. Anyway, thats my rant, I'm looking forward to posting a recent project of mine here soon. Until then, have a wonderful day!
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Hello, i bought my msp430 about 6~ months ago, i bought it because i liked the price 4.30$ is really good for a dev board, and now im looking at arduinos, of course i dont want to spent 25-30$ on a board and have been reading about buying just the chip and some other components , slap it on a breadboard and using it that way but the problem is that the atmega328 and pretty much any chip needs to be burned with a bootloader, i read that it could be done from another arduino, but can i do it from an msp430?
