Hi,
I would want make stand - alone a TMS320C6711, to such purpose, I have modified
the post and recharge it in the dsp. If I do to function the dsp in "run -
free" mode, that I set with Code Composer Studio, it executes the post all
times I reset it through the reset button on the dsk board, but if I remove and
reapply power at it, the post isn't executed at the boot. I would like to
know the cause and, as to perform the post to the start.
Must I change the boot configuration through pull - up and pull - down
resistors? In such case, since there aren't special jumpers on the dsk
board, how do I perform this operation?
If I accept that it is always in power, how can I set the "run - free"
mode by hardware rather than software?
Thanks in advance,
Thomas
want make stand - alone a TMS320C6711
Started by ●December 5, 2005
Reply by ●December 5, 20052005-12-05
Hello Thomas,
The DSK is set up for Flash boot by default. If you
take a new DSK and apply power or hit reset, it will
run through the test process and blink the LEDs.
'Run Free' in CCS is >99% the same as the board
running stand-alone. Your problem/difference is most
likely due to something that CCS is initializing for
you. Try bringing up CCS without a GEL file and doing
'run free' and see if that works. If it fails as I
suspect, look at the GEL file to see what is being
initialized. You may want to make a copy of it and
edit it to remove initialization 'one-by-one' to find
the culprit.
Also, make sure that any code that accesses the LEDs
is executed from RAM.
mikedunn
--- ulisse_@ulis... wrote:
> Hi,
> I would want make stand - alone a TMS320C6711, to
> such purpose, I have modified the post and recharge
> it in the dsp. If I do to function the dsp in "run -
> free" mode, that I set with Code Composer Studio, it
> executes the post all times I reset it through the
> reset button on the dsk board, but if I remove and
> reapply power at it, the post isn't executed at the
> boot. I would like to know the cause and, as to
> perform the post to the start.
> Must I change the boot configuration through pull -
> up and pull - down resistors? In such case, since
> there aren't special jumpers on the dsk board, how
> do I perform this operation?
> If I accept that it is always in power, how can I
> set the "run - free" mode by hardware rather than
> software?
> Thanks in advance,
> Thomas > c6x-unsubscribe@c6x-...
The DSK is set up for Flash boot by default. If you
take a new DSK and apply power or hit reset, it will
run through the test process and blink the LEDs.
'Run Free' in CCS is >99% the same as the board
running stand-alone. Your problem/difference is most
likely due to something that CCS is initializing for
you. Try bringing up CCS without a GEL file and doing
'run free' and see if that works. If it fails as I
suspect, look at the GEL file to see what is being
initialized. You may want to make a copy of it and
edit it to remove initialization 'one-by-one' to find
the culprit.
Also, make sure that any code that accesses the LEDs
is executed from RAM.
mikedunn
--- ulisse_@ulis... wrote:
> Hi,
> I would want make stand - alone a TMS320C6711, to
> such purpose, I have modified the post and recharge
> it in the dsp. If I do to function the dsp in "run -
> free" mode, that I set with Code Composer Studio, it
> executes the post all times I reset it through the
> reset button on the dsk board, but if I remove and
> reapply power at it, the post isn't executed at the
> boot. I would like to know the cause and, as to
> perform the post to the start.
> Must I change the boot configuration through pull -
> up and pull - down resistors? In such case, since
> there aren't special jumpers on the dsk board, how
> do I perform this operation?
> If I accept that it is always in power, how can I
> set the "run - free" mode by hardware rather than
> software?
> Thanks in advance,
> Thomas > c6x-unsubscribe@c6x-...
