USB Tap and Problems with 56f8367

Charlie — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 03:57:56 GMT

I have JUST downloaded the latest codewarrior IDE (folder name 'CodeWarrior for DSC56800E v8.3' and about>help). I am using Windows XP with all the most recent updates.

I have had no problem loading code through JTAG through the parallel port. However, a coworker does not have a parellel port on his new laptop so we decided to get him the new USB tap. He was unable to get it to work on his machine and so I was tasked with getting it to work.

However, whenever I try to download, I always get the error "CCS: Library not found." I have searched around this site and the internet and have found a bunch of suggestions, none of them have helped.

When I start up the CCS I get the following data:

CodeWarrior Connection Server console display active (Tcl8.4.12 / Tk8.4.12)
Loading CCSAPI Tcl interface (C:/Program Files/Freescale/CodeWarrior for DSC56800E v8.3/ccs/bin/ccstcl.dll)...
CCS: trnbo_sync.tcl is sourced into [::rnbo_sync] namespace
CCS: trnbo_mcore.tcl is sourced into [::rnbo_mcore] namespace
CCS: trnbo_sc140.tcl is sourced into [::rnbo_sc140] namespace
CCS: trnbo_ipcm.tcl is sourced into [::rnbo_ipcm] namespace
CCS: tsc140.tcl is sourced into [::sc140] namespace
CCS: thawkv2.tcl is sourced into [::hawkv2] namespace
CCS: tdsp563.tcl is sourced into [::dsp563] namespace
CCS: tdsp566.tcl is sourced into [::dsp566] namespace
CCS: tdsp568.tcl is sourced into [::dsp568] namespace
CCS: tmsc8102_sync.tcl is sourced into [::msc8102_sync] namespace
CCS: tmsc8102_sc140.tcl is sourced into [::msc8102_sc140] namespace
CCS: tms116.tcl is sourced into [::ms116] namespace
CCS: todyssey_sync.tcl is sourced into [:dyssey_sync] namespace
CCS: todyssey_ms1162.tcl is sourced into [:dyssey_ms1162] namespace
CCS: tmpc5500_sync.tcl is sourced into [::mpc5500_sync] namespace
CCS: tmpc5500_zen.tcl is sourced into [::mpc5500_zen] namespace
CCS: tmpc5500_npc.tcl is sourced into [::mpc5500_npc] namespace
CCS: tmpc5500_ndedi.tcl is sourced into [::mpc5500_ndedi] namespace
CCS: tmpc5500_nxdm.tcl is sourced into [::mpc5500_nxdm] namespace
CCS: tmpc5500_etpu.tcl is sourced into [::mpc5500_etpu] namespace
CCS: tsjc.tcl is sourced into [::sjc] namespace
CCS: tmsc8144sc.tcl is sourced into [::msc8144sc] namespace
CCS: tmsc8144tp.tcl is sourced into [::msc8144tp] namespace
CCS: tskyeplus.tcl is sourced into [::skyeplus] namespace
CCS: tzas.tcl is sourced into [::zas] namespace
CCS: tarmetb.tcl is sourced into [::armetb] namespace
CCS: tmsc815xsc.tcl is sourced into [::msc815xsc] namespace
CCS: tmsc8154sc.tcl is sourced into [::msc8154sc] namespace
CCS: cannot load "tgstat.tcl" file!
CCS: thawkv2m.tcl is sourced into [::hawkv2m] namespace
CCS: tmpc603e.tcl is sourced into [::mpc603e] namespace
CCS: tmpc603ei.tcl is sourced into [::mpc603ei] namespace
CCS: te500.tcl is sourced into [::e500] namespace
CCS: tmpc7410.tcl is sourced into [::mpc7410] namespace
CCS: tmpc74x7.tcl is sourced into [::mpc74x7] namespace
CCS: tmpc7447a.tcl is sourced into [::mpc7447a] namespace
CCS: tj2i2c.tcl is sourced into [::j2i2c] namespace
CCS: tmpc83xx.tcl is sourced into [::mpc83xx] namespace
CCS: tmpc755.tcl is sourced into [::mpc755] namespace
CCS: tarm11.tcl is sourced into [::arm11] namespace
CCS: tmpc7448.tcl is sourced into [::mpc7448] namespace
CCS: tcoldfire.tcl is sourced into [::coldfire] namespace
CCS: tmpc8641.tcl is sourced into [::mpc8641] namespace
CCS: tsdma.tcl is sourced into [::sdma] namespace
CCS: tmxc_sdma_filter.tcl is sourced into [::mxc_sdma_filter] namespace
CCS: tarm.tcl is sourced into [::arm] namespace
CCS: tmxcsc.tcl is sourced into [::mxcsc] namespace
CCS: tj2i2cv2.tcl is sourced into [::j2i2cv2] namespace
CCS: tmxc_zassc_filter.tcl is sourced into [::mxc_zassc_filter] namespace
CCS: te500mc.tcl is sourced into [::e500mc] namespace
CCS: tcortex_a8.tcl is sourced into [::cortex_a8] namespace
CCS: tsjc2.tcl is sourced into [::sjc2] namespace
CCS: autoexec.tcl is sourced into [::] namespace
0: Parallel Port(SPP) (lpt:1) CC software ver. {3.3}
Server listening on port: 41475
Clients accepted from all hosts
(bin) 1 %

If I search my computer for that tgstat.tcl file, it is in the ccs\bin folder with the other tcl files. If I change the name of it, it allows me (which indicates to me that it is not currently in use which I thought could be causing that problem).

If I do a "show com" command and then try to download I get:

(bin) 1 % show com
Show commands turned on
Received CMD_CONFIG_CHAIN. count = 0
command done - Ok
CCSAPI connection #1 accepted from localhost at Wed Feb 03 14:53:47 2010
Received CMD_CHECK_MIN_VERSION
command done - Ok
Received CMD_AVAILABLE_CONNECTIONS
command done - Ok
Received CMD_DELETE_CC
command done - Ok
Received CMD_SETUP_CC.CC = utap:
command done - Ok
Received CMD_CONFIG_CHAIN. count = 1
    core 0: HawkV2
Available USB TAPs:
   09350014
Opening connection to USB TAP 09350014
Received an unknown command 45
USB TAP command done - Ok
Available USB TAPs:
   09350014
Opening connection to USB TAP 09350014
Received an unknown command 46
USB TAP command done - Ok
USB TAP command done - Cable disconnected
Received CMD_RESET_TO_DEBUG
USB TAP command done - Library not found
Received CMD_CONFIG_CHAIN. count = 0
USB TAP command done - Ok
CCSAPI connection #1 from localhost closed at Wed Feb 03 14:53:49 2010
(bin) 2 %

The cable is definitely connected. I have tried connecting it in a number of different ways (connecting with power off, power on, USB first, USB second, etc).

I also read about problems with the Jungo driver, a "show wdv" reveals I have version 9:

(bin) 2 % show wdv
WinDriver v9.00 Jungo (c) 1997 - 2007 Build Date: Mar 27 2007 X86 32bit SYS 13:58:07

Also, "show cc" reveals:

(bin) 3 % show cc
Received CMD_CC_VERSION
USB TAP command done - Ok
0: USB TAP (JTAG) (utap CC software ver. {1.3}

I am at a loss now. Does anyone have any ideas? Or should I just go ahead and submit a ticket?

Thanks

Re: USB Tap and Problems with 56f8367

Signalds — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 17:10:24 GMT

I have been having problems with USB Taps ever since I started using them. Your problem looks to me as though the USB Tap has expired (phut! ) I have had two of them give up the ghost on me and it now looks like the two I've been using have failed as well. They seem to be too fragile for the job. I could be wrong, but I think you need to replace the USB Tap (sadly).

Re: USB Tap and Problems with 56f8367

Signalds — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 23:23:26 GMT

With regard to the message "I always get the error "CCS: Library not found." - Just a thought, this occurs also when the JTAG connector is not connected to the device you are trying to program. Are you sure there is power to the USB Tap on the JTAG connector?

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