What is the flash programming tool for the MPC5777C processor?

[192064963]

I need to directly operate the flash of the MPC5777C processor now. Could you please tell me what flash tools can be used for direct operation? For example, for the ARM architecture, the flash tool S32 Flash Tool 2.3.3 is the same.  Thank you very much

[petervlna]

Hello,

There are lot of programmer which support this micro.

For example:

1. Lauterbach TRACE32

• Interfaces Supported:
  • JTAG/OnCE Debugger
  • Parallel Nexus Trace
  • Aurora Nexus (High-Speed Serial) Trace
  • Trace-to-Memory (on supported devices)
• Features:
  • Multicore debugging
  • Co-processor debugging (eTPU, GTM, SPT)
  • Software-only debugging via XCP
  • Debugging through reset
  • Extensive trace filtering and triggering options
  • FLASH programming support

2. PLS Universal Debug Engine (UDE)

• Features:
  • Multicore debugging
  • Support for NXP Power Architecture (MPC57xx)
  • Integration with trace and test solutions
  • Flexible emulator platform

3. PEmicro Multilink & Cyclone Programmers

• Models:
  • Multilink Universal and Multilink FX Universal: USB-based, fast and reliable debugging and programming.
  • Cyclone Universal: Standalone or PC-controlled flash programmer.
• Supported Features:
  • Flash and EEPROM programming
  • Debugging via BDM interface
  • Compatible with development tools like CodeWarrior, IAR, Keil, and more

Best regards,

Peter

[192064963]

Thank you for your reply. We now need to provide the customer with a .bin file burning program. We don't want to give them the source code. However, S32DS 2.1 requires a code project to compile and download. Are there any other ways to directly download the .bin file?
We have PEmicro Multilink & Cyclone Programmers tools. How to use PEmicro Multilink & Cyclone Programmers tools to download the .bin file without the source code project?

[petervlna]

Hello,

Are there any other ways to directly download the .bin file?

Sure, simply use programmer / debugger for such purpose.

For example PEMicro, Lauterbach, etc...

Usually you provide the s-record, elf, but any supported binary should be no issue.

Best regards,

Peter

[192064963]

Solved. Thank you very much.