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I removed the kitprog from the 059 stick, and it no longer enumerates a serial port (still works for programming). I want to hook up J9, pins 6 and 7, in order to use the USB UART. is there a sense pin or something that is severed?
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Hi,
In the kit guide, there is a diagram
So if you want use the USB-Serial function of the kit prog please connect
KitProg Target
VTARG - VDD
GND - GND
P12[7] - P12[6]
P12[6] - P12[7]
I just tried with a KitProg from CY8CKIT-043 and the UART print out is working.
moto
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Hi,
In the kit guide, there is a diagram
So if you want use the USB-Serial function of the kit prog please connect
KitProg Target
VTARG - VDD
GND - GND
P12[7] - P12[6]
P12[6] - P12[7]
I just tried with a KitProg from CY8CKIT-043 and the UART print out is working.
moto
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Hi.
The programmer portion still enumerates and provide a com port after it is separated from the application part of the kit. I just tried it again to double check and I have done it before as well.
The best way to separate the programmer from the application board is to cut along the perforations with a carpet knife as the UART and I2C tracks run between the perforations and can be torn off the board if you just break it off. I have learned this by experience!
Best regards
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duno,
You are correct. This is because the Target Boards port pins for the UART's P12.7 -Tx and P12.6 - Rx are connected to the KitProg's P12.6 -Rx and P12.7 -Tx respectively.
The 5-pin headers on the KitProg (J7) and the Target board (J3) are only for VTARG (VDD), GND, RST and SWCLK and SWIO. When separating the two boards not only are these traces cut but 4 other traces (for a UART and I2C) interface are too.
To reconnect the UART interface between the target board and KitProg you need to make the following connections shown in colors.
Len
"Engineering is an Art. The Art of Compromise."