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Jul 16, 2014
06:00 AM
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Jul 16, 2014
06:00 AM
Hello,
I am working with Infineon TC277TE microcontroller . And facing the below mentioned Issue :
Issue : With the debugger connection I'm getting proper output from the controller , but if I disconnect the debugger and reset controller (without debugger) , then there is no any
output from controller .I have Disabled the Internal Watchdog .
Please let me know how to resolve this issue.
Following is my Lab Setup:
Controller : Infineon TC277TF
Target Board : Triboard
TC2x7 V1.0
-Thanks & Regards
Veeresh Biradar
I am working with Infineon TC277TE microcontroller . And facing the below mentioned Issue :
Issue : With the debugger connection I'm getting proper output from the controller , but if I disconnect the debugger and reset controller (without debugger) , then there is no any
output from controller .I have Disabled the Internal Watchdog .
Please let me know how to resolve this issue.
Following is my Lab Setup:
Controller : Infineon TC277TF
Target Board : Triboard
TC2x7 V1.0
-Thanks & Regards
Veeresh Biradar
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Jul 16, 2014
08:00 AM
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Jul 16, 2014
08:00 AM
I've seen this happen quite often when customers don't configure the Boot Mode Headers. The debugger forces the AURIX to start at your program's starting address, bypassing the BootROM header scan. If there's no debugger connected, and the BootROM doesn't find any valid BMHD, it'll fall into the Generic Bootstrap Loader.
Are you sure you've got one or more Boot Mode Headers configured correctly? If you're using the Tasking compiler, make sure you're generating at least one. You'll find it under this menu:
Project properties / C/C++ Build / Memory / Boot Mode Headers
You'll need to set at least one Boot Mode Header configuration to "Generate Boot Mode Header".
Regards,
Neal
Are you sure you've got one or more Boot Mode Headers configured correctly? If you're using the Tasking compiler, make sure you're generating at least one. You'll find it under this menu:
Project properties / C/C++ Build / Memory / Boot Mode Headers
You'll need to set at least one Boot Mode Header configuration to "Generate Boot Mode Header".
Regards,
Neal
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01:30 AM
Hello Neal Manson,
Thank you for the reply.
As you have said to write BMH at 0x80000000 location , I would like to tell you that BMH is already located at that address , for your reference below is the screen shot for BMH location.

As still I'm facing the Stand Alone issue, Kindly let me know what else I can do to resolve this issue.
-Thanks & Regards
Veeresh Biradar
Thank you for the reply.
As you have said to write BMH at 0x80000000 location , I would like to tell you that BMH is already located at that address , for your reference below is the screen shot for BMH location.
As still I'm facing the Stand Alone issue, Kindly let me know what else I can do to resolve this issue.
-Thanks & Regards
Veeresh Biradar
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