Games (O-P) File # Name: Size: Downloads: 1: o.b.y. I (1991)(magic soft)[cr company].zip: 365 KB. Pages in category 'CCS UniFlash' The following 25 pages are in this category, out of 25 total. This project uses a Microchip PIC microcontroller, a serial EEPROM and a thermistor to create a temperature recorder. The temperature is measured and stored at user. Peter's electronic projects PBUS communication bus for.

In reply to: Hi, You didn't answer my question. Did you see the COM port on the device manager? What hardware do you have to make the UART7 appear as a virtual COM port to the PC? Do you use a FTDI chip or other means that does the protocol translation? I will suggest before you jump in to the serial bootloader, you will first run a simple example like a uart echo example between the PC and the UART7. Make sure the UART7 is talking to the PC before you debug the bootloader problem.

Please also use the scope to see if you see correct signaling on the UART7 TX and RX pins. In reply to: Hi, Do you already have some code starting at APP_START_ADDRESS?

You need to make sure there is no code starting at APP_START_ADDRESS the first time. Make sure your flash is completely erased. Use JTAG to first download the boot_serial 3. Specify the COM port in the Device Manager.

In addition, click the 'Disable Auto Baud Support' Checkbox. I assume you have the correct baudrate in the device manager as you stated. Please double check. The bl_config.h uses 115200 as the default so your PC side must match it. In the Program tab, specify the.bin file. Please use either the boot_demo1.bin or boot_demo2.bin 5.

In the Program tab, specify the Program Address Offset. If you are using default, then you must enter 4000 as the offset address of the application 6. Click Program button. After the application program is loaded, you should see the LED blinking if your board has the LED for the corresponding pin running on the demo1.bin/demo2.bin I will suggest a few things. Dragon Ball Z Battle Of Gods Game Free Download For Pc Torrent. If you have launchpad, run the boot_serial as is in conjunction with boot_demo1.bin or boot_demo2.bin and get a feel for how it works. Not sure if you need to modify your hardware, try to run the boot_serial as is on UART0 (if you also have the UART0 connected to the FTDI) and see if it works for you. In the bl_config.h there are various defines associated with the UART pins to use for serial bootloading.

Make sure UART7 is modified throughout instead of UART0. Vinicius, Do you have access to a Launchpad? Understanding the bootloader is only easy after you get it to work once - and it is relatively fast and easy to get it to work if you use a launchpad (because of the access to UART0), and simply tries the two examples found in TI's Tivaware folder.

Did you take that route? Investing 20 bucks in such a board will surely save you a few hours! If your time is worth as much as other EE's time, you should do that investment immediately, and we will be glad to post further answers if you have any difficulty with the example's bootloaders. Straight answer to your question is: YES, you can use LM Flash to upload files to UART7. Cheers Bruno.