K82F based FRDM board flashing procedure

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K82F based FRDM board flashing procedure

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vivek_kaushik
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Hi,

I am using KSDK 2.6.0 for K82F based FRDM board, I am using MCUXpresso IDE.

I am able to compile all example and my own code and flash and able to test on FRDM board and everything is working fine.

I would like to know any alternative simple way of flashing binary to FRDM board instead of using MCUXpresso, as I have to share my binary with other teams, who will not use MCUXPresso IDE, if there is alternative simple flashing mechanism available for my other teams to use then I do not need to share and explain them to use MCUXpresso IDE.

Please support.

Kind Regards

Vivek

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Robin_Shen
NXP TechSupport
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Hi Vivek,

You can drag-and-drop binary (.bin) files onto the virtual hard disk to program the internal flash of the target MCU.
Please refer: OpenSDAv2

Best Regards,

Robin

 

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vivek_kaushik
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Thanks! a lot Robin,

It is really helpful procedure. Please let me know where in my project folder I can locate the .bin file to flash?

Kind Regards,

Vivek

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vivek_kaushik
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Hi Robin, 

I am not able to locate any .bin after build in my project folder. However if i use MCUXPresso IDE to flash after build, I can see my modified code is getting flashed and executing.

My project folder is looking like below:

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And the FRDM board when connected to my PC appears as below, is it expected?

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Kind Regards

Vivek

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Robin_Shen
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hi Vivek,

Please refer: MCUXpresso IDE: S-Record, Intel Hex and Binary Files

Best Regards,

Robin

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vivek_kaushik
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Thanks a lot! Robin. This helps, will get back for any further support.

Kind Regards

Vivek

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