The software packages described in
Section 2.1 include
example projects that can be loaded and run on the F280013x LaunchPad. If you
installed the C2000WARE software to the default installation path of
C:\ti\c2000\C2000Ware_<version>, you can find driverLib based
example applications in
C:\ti\c2000\C2000Ware_<version>\examples\F280013x. The on-board
XDS110 is used with the On-Chip Flash Programmer tool to program applications to the
F280013x LaunchPad.
Follow these steps to program example
applications onto the F280013x LaunchPad development kit using the on-board XDS110
debug probe:
- Install Code Composer
Studio IDE on a PC running Microsoft Windows.
- Connect the USB-A cable plug in to an available USB port on the PC and plug the
USB Type-C™ plug to the port (USB101) on the F280013x LaunchPad.
- Verify the following LEDs are illuminated:
- LED7, at the top left of the board, indicating 5-V USB power
- LED0 indicating 3.3-V power to the XDS110 debug probe
- LED1 indicating 3.-V power to the F2800137 MCU
- Install Windows XDS110 and Virtual COM Port drivers, if prompted. Installation
instructions are found in the XDS110 Product Page.
- Run Code Composer Studio IDE on
the PC.
- Import a F280013x project from
C2000WARE, or another installed software package, into the Code Composer Studio
IDE workspace.
- Add the _LAUNCHXL_F2800137 predefined symbol to the imported DriverLib
example project for the software to use relevant F280013x LaunchPad signal definitions.
- Open the projects
Properties → Expand the Build tab → Expand the C2000
Compiler tab → Select Predefined Symbol → Add
_LAUNCHXL_F2800137 predefine NAME
- Right-click the project name and
select Rebuild Project in the Code Composer Studio IDE.
- Launch the LAUNCHXL-F2800137 Target Configuration file and connect to the
F280013x device. Make sure that the Target Configuration file is configured to
use the 2-pin cJTAG advanced configuration. See FAQ section for additional details.
- Click 'Load Program' and select the program's binary to load. The binary is
loaded onto the device and can now be run and debugged.