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I have a brand new AURIX TFT TC397 board which has a USB port that can be used for debugging and/or as a serial port interface. The Infineon documentation that I have indicates that I just need to plug it in to a USB port on my computer and it will automatically setup a serial port interface.
I have tried this on two different Windows laptops, one running Windows 10 and the other Windows 11. By observing Device Manager, neither one even indicates that I have plugged anything into a USB port, nor sets up a virtual COM port. There is nothing wrong with the USB port because it powers the target board and the demo firmware on that board runs just fine.
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It was a bad cable. I found a different cable and can now debug via ADS and also see a COM Port in Device Manager.
Thanks
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Hi Roger,
Please check if give power to the board? Have you installed ADS and DAS?
https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/tools/aurix-tools/free-tools/infineon/
dw
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I have a DAS64 and this is what I see when I run the tools inside the directory. I don't know what ADS is. I am not using a miniWiggler or anything like that because eventually I will be debugging using the PLS UAD debugger.
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Hi Roger,
Could you please install ADS (Aurix Development Studio) and try to flash a demo project into the board?https://softwaretools.infineon.com/tools/com.ifx.tb.tool.aurixide
Generally, ADS will use integrated DAS automatically, so you don't need to run DAS seperatedly.
dw
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I grabbed a generic project for the TC39x and built it. Then I selected a generic target (not sure if that is a problem or not. But I got this error.
Error creating session
The debug instrument IO could not be initialized.
The GDI debug instrument provided the following error message.
Could not open Access HW
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It was a bad cable. I found a different cable and can now debug via ADS and also see a COM Port in Device Manager.
Thanks