This section describes frequently asked questions
about the F29H85X-SOM-EVM.
- Can other programming and debug tools (such as an
XDS200 debug probe) be used with the controlSOM?
- Yes, when the controlSOM
is paired with the HSEC180ADAPEVM adapter board and the TMDSHSECDOCK baseboard docking station, a debug probe such
as the XDS200 can be used. Also, an XDS560v2 debug probe with a MIPI-60
connector can connect directly to the DLT header (J5) on the
controlSOM.
- Why can't I connect to the controlSOM in Code
Composer Studio?
- Ensure there is power on
the controlSOM by verifying that LED1 (5.0-V input) and LED2 (3.3-V
output) are on.
- Check that power is being
delivered to the F29H85x device by probing TP1 (VDD, 1.25-V), TP2
(VDDIO, 3.3-V), and TP14 (VDDA, 3.3-V).
- Check that the F29H85x
device is out of reset by probing TP15. This test point should read
close to 3.3-V when the device is out of reset.
- If using Section 2.1.2 or
Section 2.1.3, check that the XDS110ISO-EVM is configured for full JTAG mode. Switch S1 on
the XDS110ISO-EVM should be set to the JTAG
setting.
- Ensure that the target
configuration is set up to use full JTAG mode. Open the Target
Configuration file (.ccxml) in Code Composer Studio. Click on the
Advanced tab and select "JTAG (1149.1), SWD and cJTAG are disabled" from
the "JTAG/SWD/cJTAG Mode" drop-down. Alternatively, a working target
configuration file is included in all the F29 SDK examples. This file
can be used without modifications.