LPC54606 Reinvoke UART ISP

[gph]

Hi,

I'am trying to Reinvoke ISP UART0 from IAP with no success.

ECRP say ISP and IAP mode are authorized.

The function Reinvoke is called and doesn't return (no error).

But the ISP tested with FlashMagic doesn't respond.

The bootloader is called, because if i set the ISP0 pin to low level, it's Ok.

But my need is to go in ISP mode without open the box and put the pin to ground.

Why when calling IAP with ispmode=6 the UART doesn't work ?

Does anyone have any advice ?

Thanks, Philippe

[Alice_Yang]

Hello @gph 

I highly recommend you refer to: 

https://community.nxp.com/t5/LPC-Microcontrollers/Problem-with-ReinvokeISP-on-LPC54618/m-p/1351500  

Please contact me if still have issue. Thank you.

BR

Alice

[gph]

Hello,
Thanks.

I see this one and other post on forum, but no way.
My problem seems it's the bootloader who doesn't start in UART mode ...
Even when i specify mode 6.

[Alice_Yang]

Hello @gph 

Can UART PORT function properly with the ISP pin?

If yes, please  share your project  and  steps. I'd be glad to help you review them.

Thanks!

BR

Alice

[gph]

Hi,

Yes with ISP pin it's working well.

I can't post all project. But here after related things.

Electronic part :

Code part : 

function called after reset and initialisation who start ISP if tag present in eeprom.

static void ISPCheck(void)
{
	uint8_t isp[3]={'?','?','?'};
	uint32_t st=0;
	uint8_t ispmode=6U;

	if(E2P_I2C_Read(EP2_ISPADDRESS, isp, sizeof(isp))==kStatus_Success)
	{
		if(isp[0]=='I' && isp[1]=='S' && isp[2]=='P')
		{
			LED_J_Set(false);
			isp[0]='?';
			isp[1]='?';
			isp[2]='?';
			E2P_I2C_Write(EP2_ISPADDRESS, isp, sizeof(isp));
			//delayms(100);
			//CLI_DirectPrintLine("!!! MODE ISP !!!");
			USART_Deinit(FLEXCOMM0_PERIPHERAL);
			//delayms(100);
			//__disable_irq();
			GPIO_PinWrite(GPIO, 0, 4, 0);
			delayms(100);
		    IAP_ReinvokeISP(ispmode, &st);	// Ne retourne pas si OK
		    CLI_DirectPrintLine("ISP : Fail !");
		}
//		else
//			CLI_DirectPrintLine("ISP : No request");
	}
	else
		CLI_DirectPrintLine("ISP : Read Error");
}

[Alice_Yang]

Hello @gph 

I reviewed the content you shared。

I recommend debugging the code step-by-step to check the value of the variable ispmode before calling IAP_ReinvokeISP(ispmode, &st).

Additionally, use logic analysis to measure the signals on UART0 TX/RX and verify their integrity.

I also suggest you testing the demo first via the link below:

https://community.nxp.com/t5/LPC-Microcontrollers-Knowledge/LPC54XXX-How-To-Use-USB-Port-To-Update-F... 

BR

Alice