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I've just released an open source project based around a CY8CKIT-059 (FluxEngine; it's a floppy disk drive controller). Currently I have to tell people to download and install PSoC Creator in order to build the firmware and program the board (using the KitProg).
I'd rather like to avoid this. I can provide a precompiled .hex file which people can program without needing to compile it themselves, but they still need a programmer. This only appears to be distributed alongside the IDE, so they still have to install that, which I'd like to avoid.
Is there a way to get either the just the Cypress programmer as an individual download? Or some other way of getting the .hex file onto the device? (Ideally a standalone open source programmer I could integrate into the rest of my software would be ideal...)
(BTW, mass storage programming doesn't support the PSoC5, which the CY8CKIT-059 is based around.)
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Yep, it needs a registration, which is a shame. But thanks --- that's pretty much what I was looking for.
Sadly the COM interface doesn't do anything for me as I can't use it without asking the user to install the programmer, at which point they now have the programmer and so don't need the COM interface!
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HI,
and to implement a mass storage in your application? As kitprog2 works. The difference is that you need to develop two pieces of code more:
a) to work as mass storage (with a external flash working as HD)
b) code for auto programming
I've the same problem than you and I'm pondering it
Regards
Gil
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I can, of course, implement a custom OTA firmware upgrade system into my firmware (which I do intend to do at some point), but that can't be used until it's been programmed at least once!