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Feb 22, 2015
09:27 PM
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Feb 22, 2015
09:27 PM
hi,
iam ravi embedded engineer from thinkembedded pvt ltd, hyderabad, india.
i purchased EVAL BOARD BOOT KIT XMC1100 for my testing. it is working fine.
actually this is breakble for flashing other xmc1100 controllers via SWD.
so, i breakd it out and i tried for my experiment board which has controller naming XMC1100T038X0064AAXUMA1. but that boot kit is unable to flash my experiment board.
the problem is that "no cortex-m sw device found ".
so, please help me to solve this problem. if you further any info. i will provide you.
thank you.
iam ravi embedded engineer from thinkembedded pvt ltd, hyderabad, india.
i purchased EVAL BOARD BOOT KIT XMC1100 for my testing. it is working fine.
actually this is breakble for flashing other xmc1100 controllers via SWD.
so, i breakd it out and i tried for my experiment board which has controller naming XMC1100T038X0064AAXUMA1. but that boot kit is unable to flash my experiment board.
the problem is that "no cortex-m sw device found ".
so, please help me to solve this problem. if you further any info. i will provide you.
thank you.
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Feb 23, 2015
12:34 AM
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Feb 23, 2015
12:34 AM
Hi Ravi,
BMI value of XMC1100 determine the boot-up mode of the device.
For XMC1100 boot kit, This may be set to SWD0. so you have to config BMI as per your Debug pin.
If you have a new sample from Infineon, than mostly it would be in ASC_BSL mode.
If that is the case, you could use the Get/Set BMI utility in DAVE3 to change the BMI value from
ASL_BSL to SWD0 or SWD1. Make sure you are using Debug option not HAR option otherwise
you will not able to program your device further more.
Regards,
Naresh
BMI value of XMC1100 determine the boot-up mode of the device.
For XMC1100 boot kit, This may be set to SWD0. so you have to config BMI as per your Debug pin.
If you have a new sample from Infineon, than mostly it would be in ASC_BSL mode.
If that is the case, you could use the Get/Set BMI utility in DAVE3 to change the BMI value from
ASL_BSL to SWD0 or SWD1. Make sure you are using Debug option not HAR option otherwise
you will not able to program your device further more.
Regards,
Naresh