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From 02/29/2012 to 03/29/2012

03/29/2012

MW 05:25 PM Software Development: RE: emulator initialization from CCSV5.1
Also,
Have you double checked that the ribbon cable between the emulator adaptor board and the motherboard is not reversed as far as pin 1 to pin 1? It's not keyed, and this has happened to folks on multiple occasions....
-Mike
Michael Williamson
MW 05:23 PM Software Development: RE: emulator initialization from CCSV5.1
Hi Peter,
Don't jump out the window! I will try to get some screenshots tomorrow for connecting via CCS5 and a SD XDS510USB emulator. When you are connecting, is the MityDSP bootloader loaded (e.g., is there an FPGA loaded or anythi...
Michael Williamson
PF 02:25 PM Software Development: RE: emulator initialization from CCSV5.1
A couple more screen shots (attached) that might be helpful.
I've tested my setup with a couple other TI C28 based processors that I have and everything works with them.
I'm at my wit's end - may jump out the window.
Thanks,
...
Peter Faill
PF 11:50 AM Software Development: emulator initialization from CCSV5.1
I running Windows7.
I have the MDK-MB development board. I'm running CCSV5.1 and have a Spectrum Signal XDS510USB emulator.
I can initialize the emulator using the Spectrum Signal 'SdConfigEx' program. I see one device in the JTA...
Peter Faill
PF 01:06 PM PCB Development: RE: Schematics for the MityDsp development kit motherboard?
Thank you,
Peter
Peter Faill
MW 12:47 PM PCB Development: RE: Schematics for the MityDsp development kit motherboard?
Hi Peter,
I just dropped in a schematic set for the MityDSP-6711 Development kit motherboard in the Files tab. Let me know if you need anything further.
-Mike
Michael Williamson
PF 11:56 AM PCB Development: Schematics for the MityDsp development kit motherboard?
Where can they be found?
I see that the schematics are provided for the MityDSP-PRO dev kit under the forum's Files tab. I assume that the PRO dev kit is different from the regular MityDSP development kit.
Thanks,
Peter
Peter Faill

03/21/2012

DS 04:38 PM Software Development: RE: Loading code to on-board 6455 SRAM
It will copy from the flash to DDR2 then pass execution to DDR2. It is simple copy
which does not have the facility to copy to different addresses.
Dave
Dave Stehlik
BC 04:30 PM Software Development: RE: Loading code to on-board 6455 SRAM
Mike,
how does the bootloader work? If my code stored in FLASH is linked such that part of should be located in L1 or L2, does the bootloader just ignore it or does it somehow put everything in the DDR2 memory?
Thanks.
-Bob
Bob Clarke

03/14/2012

MW 10:13 AM Software Development: RE: Loading code to on-board 6455 SRAM
Hi.
At the moment, your observation is correct, the current bootloader does not support loading code directly to anywhere other than DDR2 from FLASH with the hex images provided. Initialized DATA (via cinit) should be OK. The issu...
Michael Williamson
TC 09:41 AM Software Development: Loading code to on-board 6455 SRAM
(posted on behalf of a customer using MityDSP-Pro)
I have so far only loaded & run via CCSv5, but soon I will want to run via boot from a hex file stored in FLASH. However, I see an ominous note under "IRAM" on pg 28 of your Day-1 PM...
Thomas Catalino
TC 09:40 AM Software Development: Placing code into onboard 6455 SRAM
(posted on behalf of a customer who is using the MityDSP-Pro)
I've been trying to put an interrupt service routine (ISR) and the data it touches into L1P & L1D on the c6455 (MityDSP-Pro). Using L2 for code & data works fine, but I ca...
Thomas Catalino
 

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