Hi! I purchased the latest version (4.10.36) of CCS for the TMS320VC33. It runs in simulator mode just fine. I also purchased an XDS510PP_PLUS and instazlled the latest drivers from the SXPectrum Digital website. When I try to configure CCS to accept the XDS510PP_PLUS, the configruaiton utility seems happy. But when I then fire up CCS< I get an edrror message that the driver is not supported and CCS refuses to boot. If I return it to simulator mode, it is just fine. I queried TI about this and their response is that CCS for the 'C3x is unsupported under Windows XP. I also queried Spectrum Digianl, but nothing heard as of yet. I see from other posts on this group that some of you apparently have this combination installed and working under XP. My test setup is the XDS510PP_PLUS and a University DSK VC33. I have the parallel cable unconencted to the DSK so I can use it for the XDS. WHen I run the SDCOnfig utliity, it recognizes the XDS and also reports that it finds one device on the scan chain, so I am reasonably certain that the XDS is functional. All of this on a Dell Inspiron 4150 laptop (2 GHz P4) with 768MB RAM, Windows XP Pro SP2, Norton AV and Firewall. Thank you for any insight or advice on how I might get this to function. Lyle Johnson |
XDS510PP_PLUS with Code COmposer on Windows XP Pro
Started by ●February 19, 2005
Reply by ●February 21, 20052005-02-21
Lyle, You may want to give Spectrum Digital a call. I vaguely remember having to install some kind of patch to CC which the SD guys had to get their device to work happily with the 'VC33. Good luck, Bill Finger ________________________________ From: kk7p [mailto:] Sent: Sat 2/19/2005 6:44 AM To: Subject: [c3x] XDS510PP_PLUS with Code COmposer on Windows XP Pro Hi! I purchased the latest version (4.10.36) of CCS for the TMS320VC33. It runs in simulator mode just fine. I also purchased an XDS510PP_PLUS and instazlled the latest drivers from the SXPectrum Digital website. When I try to configure CCS to accept the XDS510PP_PLUS, the configruaiton utility seems happy. But when I then fire up CCS< I get an edrror message that the driver is not supported and CCS refuses to boot. If I return it to simulator mode, it is just fine. I queried TI about this and their response is that CCS for the 'C3x is unsupported under Windows XP. I also queried Spectrum Digianl, but nothing heard as of yet. I see from other posts on this group that some of you apparently have this combination installed and working under XP. My test setup is the XDS510PP_PLUS and a University DSK VC33. I have the parallel cable unconencted to the DSK so I can use it for the XDS. WHen I run the SDCOnfig utliity, it recognizes the XDS and also reports that it finds one device on the scan chain, so I am reasonably certain that the XDS is functional. All of this on a Dell Inspiron 4150 laptop (2 GHz P4) with 768MB RAM, Windows XP Pro SP2, Norton AV and Firewall. Thank you for any insight or advice on how I might get this to function. Lyle Johnson |
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Reply by ●February 21, 20052005-02-21
Hi Lyle, Bill You can download that patch from the CC tool link here. http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/folders/print/codecomposer.html The bottom line is that SD has been doing tools and software for TI for some time. Best regards Keith Larson Bill Finger wrote:
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Reply by ●February 22, 20052005-02-22
Hello Keith! > You can download that patch from the CC tool link here. >http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/folders/print/codecomposer.html > > The bottom line is that SD has been doing tools and >software for TI for some time. Thank you for the pointer. I had seen it on the website, but assumed incorrectly that if I purchased the tools new in 2004, the 2001 patch would have already been applied! Silly me! CCS now locates the XDS510PP_PLUS. Thank you for the help! Regards, Lyle |