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Hi!
This morning I downloaded and installed the ModusToolbox_1.0.0.2953-windows-install.exe.
Then I watched the four tutorial videos.
They were very nice and clear to be understood.
And I misunderstood myself ready to go.
I Started ~\ModusToolbox_1.0\eclipse\ModusToolbox.exe
I selected the menu File > New > ModusToolbox IDE Applicaiton
I selected Dev/Eval Kit
And selected CY8CKIT-062-BLE, as it's the only PSoC 6 evb I have right now.
For the Starter Application, although I wanted try some FreeRTOS,
I decided not to take chance, so I selected BlinkyLED.
When I selected "Finish" button, I got following dialog saying "Problem Occurred."
Although I'm sure that I'm good at encountering problem(s),
I'm a little bit bewildered about what to do next.
moto
Show LessI have downloaded and installed ModusToolBox, and would like to try it out.
I purchased the Cy8CPROTO-063-BLE and want to download the CE216795 project to it. I have downloaded the project.
I believe it will need to be modified, because I read somewhere pin numbers are different from PSoC 6 BLE Pioneer Kit (and possibly cpu).
I got down to Page 1, Operation in the pdf file. It indicated I should see KBA225201. I clicked on the link. On the Web Page, I get an error message:
Access to this place or content is restricted. If you think this is a mistake, please contact your administrator or the person who directed you here.
I do not know email for the uploader of the project (which I won't spell out, but is J.T.) so I am contacting you here.
I am logged into the Cypress system. I am registered as an early adopter. I brushed my teeth this morning. <grin>
Questions:
1) How would I create custom components with ModusToolbox?
(i.e. use UDB to create AND-OR-XOR combinatorial logic) Please point me to some literature.
2) I have been able to narrow down the CY8CPROTO PSOC 63 to either CY8C6347BZI-BLD33 (without crypto) or CY8C6347BZI-BLD53 with crypto. Unfortunately, the specs on
the CYBLE-416045-02 module DO NOT specify the PSOC 63 being used by part number. The documentation on the CY8CPROTO-063-BLE does not specify the PSOC63 being used in the descriptive text, or the BLE module. I zoomed into a module photo and cross referenced the package and the BLE PSOC to come up with this possibility. I will now proceed to the next step.
**Update** I found the target MCU as CYBLE-416045-02 in the Choose Target MCU portion of the IDE application creation. Please specify this in your documentation in future revisions.
3) Do you need help translating C# to Qt? (For, e.g., your schematic designer). I work cheap.
Message was edited by: Wade Maxfield
Show LessHello,
I tried to program my KitProg (PSoC® 6 Wifi-BT) using the PioneerKitApp, and I get a message:
Error: *********************************************************************************************
Error: * KitProg firmware is out of date, please update to the latest version using fw-loader tool *
Error: *********************************************************************************************
Error: No Valid JTAG Interface Configured.
Where do I find the fw-loader tool and latest firmware?
Enrico
Show LessWelcome to the ModusToolbox software space. A lot of us have been working really hard to get this done. For us it's MERRY CHRISTMAS!
I'm working on an App Note on how to use ModusToolbox software with IAR or Keil tools. I'll share that with you when I can, probably early next year. however, as part of that I created a simple graphic to show you how all the pieces parts fit together. I thought you might find it useful.
Of course, being a high-level diagram it isn't precise in all details. Example, some middleware doesn't have or need a Configurator.
Everything in ModusToolbox is IDE-neutral. It comes with the ModusToolbox IDE, which is an Eclipse-based IDE. So it works on Linux and macOS as well as Windows. But, substituting a different IDE in the middle of that diagram is definitely doable.
There is a whole lot of "new" here, so there will be learning curves. If you have never used an Eclipse-based IDE before, and you run into problems trying to figure out where "stuff" is hiding inside the IDE, let me recommend the Eclipse IDE Survival Guide. It's really just a long FAQ with 50 or 60 questions on things both simple and complex.
I wrote it. So if it doesn't answer your questions, that's my fault. Give me a shout. I'll do my best to answer, and make the Survival Guide better.
Cheers!
Jim Trudeau
Show LessToday we released version 1.0 of ModusToolbox. Like all of our development software it is completely free and available for download here.
Please take the time to download and install this exciting new product and let us know what you think. Just start a new discussion or add a comment in this one.
Matt is specifically interested in the download and install experience so please share that with him in this discussion thread. This is a brand new tool, supporting macOS and Linux for the first time, and we've tried to make the install work smoothly but can't perfect it without your help.
I hope you enjoy ModusToolbox. I am going to start posting some examples of things you can do on the corporate blog site so I'll post links to the more technical articles in here so you can all find them in one place
Happy coding!
Mark.
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