hi!
kavaler wrote: > > I wrote a simple program to download to and dump the memory of an MSP430 > via the TI USB FET a couple of years ago. > How did you do this? I mean, I am now starting to build my own FET, for which I found a document (TI's http://focus.ti.com.cn/cn/lit/ug/slau138k/slau138k.pdf slau138k.pdf document), and I intend to use it for developing under linux, using open tools. For this I wouldn't want to just copy schematics and make it work, but try to understand how everything works. And so, here comes my question, how did you manage to understand the protocol between PC and FET? Is there any official document where it explains how it works? kavaler wrote: > 2. The new firmware (version 20305000) is incompatible with the old > firmware in that the old firmware had a list of available MSP430 devices > built into the firmware itself, while the new firmware does not. In > addition, there appear to be new commands to the FET that I don't know > about. I am waiting for TI to give me some info. Much alike to the question I posted above, did you manage to figure out the commands on your own or did TI give you information on this (upon request or published in their web)? So I have some code that will work with the three processors that I use: 149, 1611, and the 249. One can add ones own processor to this code if you can figure out the magic messages that are sent to initialize them. It would be nice if I could get all of the magic messages. I promise I won't ask the same question again :-) it's just that I'd like to help (even though I have much to learn and much work to do first). Did you use any kind of "sniffer" tool between FET and USB? I work with the 2013, 2471 and 5419 micros, so I would be glad to help adding those. kavaler wrote: > If anyone is interested I can make the code available again. I am SURE interested :-) Any help would be more than welcome. Thanks in advance! Imanol -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Using-USB-FET-in-linux-including-F2xxx-parts-tp20044920p21581009.html Sent from the MSP430 gcc - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
