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Programming S32K344EVB-T172

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josejulianEEVAM
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Good Morning,

I'm trying to load a sample program on the NXP S32K344EVB-T172 development board using model based design, the code builds it without problems, but it won't let me load it on the board.

 

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Is it possible that it is because I am trying to do it through OPENSDA instead of using the JTAG?


Thanks

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Nikunj_Patel
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I am facing the same issue. Is the issue resolved @josejulianEEVAM ?

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josejulianEEVAM
Contributor I

Hello, we have followed the steps you have told us but we have not been able to solve the error.
From the S32 design studio environment you can program directly, but we would like to do it from Simulink.
This are the steps followed in two examples, one using Tresos and the other using S32 design studio.

1. Example s32k3xx_dio_ebt: 

         In this example, I choose the S32K344EVB-Q172 electronic board:

 

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          Select the way to download the card as well

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       If I try to enter the configuration of a block I get the following message:

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        And if I try to flash the ECU, this is the diagnostic output -> s32k3xx_dio_ebt_Diagnostic.

2. Example s32k3xx_dio_s32ct:

    In this example, I choose the S32K344EVB-Q172 electronic board:

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 Select the way to download the card as well

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  If I try to enter the configuration of a block I get the following message:

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And if I try to flash the ECU, this is the diagnostic output -> s32k3xx_dio_s32ct_Diagnostic.

I am setting the default jumpers on the electronic board, do I have to change them?

Thanks,

 

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georgevictor
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi, @josejulianEEVAM

 

The issue you are encountering may be related to the Windows path limitation. Review the following thread which addresses a similar issue.

Best regards,

Victor

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georgevictor
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi, @josejulianEEVAM ,

Runtime error 216 is usually prompted when the target of your application is not the same as the hardware target, so please check that you have selected the right Hardware Part (S32K344-Q172 in your case) in the model settings. The embedded OPENSDA debugger of the board that you are using should work just fine. 

Please check the following thread: S32K3X4EVB-T172, where you can find an extended answer to your problem.

Please let us know if this helped you.

Cheers,

Victor

 

 

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