Hi NXP guys and community!
I have eval.board OM13098 for LPC54628J512.
I tested my example project (driver_examples\lcdc\lcdc_tft\mdk\) with KEIL uVision 5.21 as IDE with onboard "LPC-Link2 CMSIS-DAP V5.2" as debug probe.
I updated firmware and debug it few times. This was OK.
But, during download a last version of my firmware into MCU, my PC freeze and jump into BSOD (Windows 7).
After reboot I cannot connect with onboard MCU anymore!
The Onboard Debugger see the MCU:
But If I try to erase or download a new firmware, it exiting with error: "Invalid ROM Table"
Next, I tried to disconnected USB from connector J8 (debugger) and connect USB J3 (FullSpd), switch JP9 to FS position and reset board with ISP1 (SW3) pressed - I tried to boot to bootloader.
- Without success - Windows doesn't detected a new USB device. It was total silent, like no new device connected to USB.
Also I tried to same test , but Boot to HighSpeed USB - USB connected to J2 and JP9 changed to HS position and reset with ISP2 activated.
- Without success - Windows doesn't detected a new USB device. It was total silent, like no new device connected to USB.
Now - what next?
MCU looks as bricked. I cannot connect (erase/upgrade) by ANY way.
Whats happen inside MCU?
How I check from outside, where MCU stopped?
Why doesn't boot to bootloader?
Thanks for a kick.
Hi ,
Thanks for your reply.
According to your several testings, we can conclude that the ISP feature has been disabled, however, we can try to connect the MCU via the SWD port, the J-link Commander is a good tool to do it. In addition, the LPC-link2 can load the J-link firmware as J-Link Debug Probes.
Have a great day,
TIC
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Hi,
Thank you for your interest in NXP Semiconductor products and for the opportunity to serve you.
In my opinion, the ROM bootloader won't be damaged, however, it can be disabled actually.
So I'd like to suggest you use Flash Magic to establish the connection to OM13098 via the UART pins when force the LPC54628 enter the ISP UART boot mode. If the Flash Magic can't detect the device either, we have adequate evidence to suspect that the ISP pins have been disabled because of past misoperations
Have a great day,
TIC
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Hi ,
Thanks for your reply.
According to your several testings, we can conclude that the ISP feature has been disabled, however, we can try to connect the MCU via the SWD port, the J-link Commander is a good tool to do it. In addition, the LPC-link2 can load the J-link firmware as J-Link Debug Probes.
Have a great day,
TIC
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