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bryan_hong
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Dear nxp

I have S32K144EVB as below.

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I connect J-link with S32K144EVB  as below.

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and I have make `S32K144_Project_Hello.elf`

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so, I execute run but error dialog be present as below.

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this is my Debug configurations,

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I set Device name to Cortex-M4, Is it right ?

 

I want to know 

   - how to set Device name on `Debug configurations`
   - how to run S32K144_Project_hello
   - how to flash(downloading) S32K144_Project_Hello.elf to S32K144EVB 
        After power on, hope to be executed S32K144_Project_hello I modifed.

Could you share the any documents like above ?

thanks
Bryan

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bryan_hong
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Dear @Robin_Shen 

I have off-line meeting with @'James Lee' <james.lee@nxp.com> yesterday.

I success flash!!! and attached IMG_0017.MOV for this.

First,

I use external 12V power and check flash with J-link and PEMicro Multilink

bryan_hong_0-1697773611351.png

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thanks james.lee@nxp.com and @Robin_Shen again!!!

 

finally, U8 may did not work so I will file a thread for this. 

or
@Robin_Shen Could you guide to me that how to re-flash U8 ?

thanks
Bryan

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Robin_Shen
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Hi Bryan,

You connect the wrong debug interface. The header is for onboard debugger OpenSDA(K20). Please connect your SEGGER J-Link to J14. refer to 1.1 Get to Know Your Evaluation Board

bryan_hong_2-1697106295445.png

Here is the Debug Configurations of GDB SEGGER J-Link Debugging
Device name: S32K144
Executable: ${S32DS_ARM32_TOOLCHAIN_DIR}/bin/${arm32_cross_prefix}gdb${arm32_cross_suffix}

Debug Configurations GDB SEGGER J-Link Debugging.png

The examples you are testing is introduced in AN5413: S32K1xx Series Cookbook – Application Note. These are examples of baremetal.

It is recommended to install S32DS v3.4, and then install S32SDK S32K1xx RTM 4.0.3 or S32K1 RTD 1.0.1 in its S32DS Extensions and Updates.


Best Regards,
Robin
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bryan_hong
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thanks for your comments

I have two issue

One,

I open S32K144_Project_Hello from `AN5413SW`

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After I have reinstall  S32DS v3.4, I have meet the below error message when I execute build.

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Two

I open hello_world_s32k144 from `File->New->Create S32DS Project from Example`, then this is built.

so I change Debug configuration what you say.
Device name: S32K144
Executable: ${S32DS_ARM32_TOOLCHAIN_DIR}/bin/${arm32_cross_prefix}gdb${arm32_cross_suffix}

and then, I execute run, it's may be flashed 

When I unplugged j-link and reset EVK, it's do not blinking RGB LED (Red->Green->Blue)

BTW, I execute re-run, I meet the below error. How to do stop debug session ?

bryan_hong_2-1697441291871.png

 

thanks
Bryan

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Robin_Shen
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1. AN5413SW is developed with S32DS for ARM, so you may need to import those projects with S32DS for ARM instead of S32DS for S32 Platform.

Orphaned toolchain com.freescale.s32ds.cross.gnu.arm.cortexm.toolChain.debug.743572426 (Standard S32DS toolchain for ARM).png

2. Have you tried to Debug the hello_world_s32k144 project? Will the board blink RGB LEDs?

Debug hello_world_s32k144_debug_flash_jlink.png

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bryan_hong
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Dear NXP

I have try with below.

bryan_hong_0-1697444568583.png

but, I meet the error messagebox as below

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thanks
Bryan

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Robin_Shen
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Have you terminated the first Debug session? Here you can terminate Debug. If still not work, maybe restart S32DS.

Terminate debug.png

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bryan_hong
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Dear NXP

Of course, I terminate Debug and reset EVK and re-plugged j-link and EVK.

so,

When I debug with hello_world_s32k144_debug_ram_jlink, RGB LEDs blinked.

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At this ram case, If I click debug, S32DS set to below.

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then If click `resume`, RGB LEDs blinked.

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But
, When I debug with hello_world_s32k144_debug_flash_jlink, S32DS set to below.
Resume set to blur

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and RGB LEDs did not blinked no more.

thanks
Bryan

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Robin_Shen
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Strange. I am able to use SEGGER J-Link to debug hello_world_s32k144 in S32K1 SDK RTM4.0.3
It is recommended to update to the latest version of SEGGER Software

Debug hello_world_s32k144.png

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bryan_hong
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Dear NXP

I have re-install J-Link as V7.92j. This is latest version.

I have exit S32DS, I did not connect usb cable with EVK, then J-link led set to green.

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BTW, when I plugged usb cable, J-link led set to red.

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At this case, I have run S32DS. and execute Debug as below. the resume button still blurred.

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I have attached JLinkGDBServerCL_console.txt on my side.

plz any comment if you find any difference with your JLinkGDBServerCL_console

thanks
Bryan

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Robin_Shen
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You need to power the S32K144EVB: 

J107 1-2 S32K144 powered by 12 V power source
2-3 (Default) S32K144 powered by USB micro connector

Otherwise, S32K144 has no power at all. (Your J107 is connected 2-3, so the D3 GREEN (PWR_LED) does not light up when the USB cable is not plugged in)

This is mentioned in 3.1 Set Up Jumpers in S32K144EVB Evaluation Board.

Since the S32K144 is cycling reset, D1 RED (SDA_RST_LED) lights up. This may be caused by the fact that there is no working code program in S32K144.

The onboard PEMicro OpenSDA is able to program S32K144 too. Please use P&E Recovery Utility halt MCU, then you should be able to program S32K144.

 

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bryan_hong
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Dear @Robin_Shen 

This may be caused by the fact that there is no working code program in S32K144.
-> Yes, correct you are right.

and P&E Recovery Utility work well as below.

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and APPVER set to 1.19 as below.

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BTW,

I still did not flash any example to S32K144EVB.

and Now only D2 led blink with green as below on attached IMG_0012.MOV

 

From now. I have a some question.

Q1, What should I do with lpit_periodic_interrupt_s32k144.srec file ?

 

Q2, Why make Debug_FLASH to blurred as below?

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Q3. I can find Debug_FLASH on `S32 for ARM` but I can find that on `S32 Platform`

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thanks
Bryan

 

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Robin_Shen
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A1:Set J104 on position 1-2.
D2 500ms on and 500ms off, OpenSDA is bootloader mode Idle. (LED Status Indicator S32K144EVB D2 LED GREEN.png)

LED Status Indicator S32K144EVB D2 LED GREEN.png
If you don't Press and hold the Reset (SW5) when plug in a USB cable, will it appear as a removable drive in the host file system with a volume label of EVB-S32K144?
If so: Copy and paste or drag and drop one of the lpit_periodic_interrupt_s32k144.srec to the EVB-S32K144 drive. Or try to debug it when the MCU is halt.

Copy and paste or drag and drop one of the .srec files to the EVB-S32K144 drive..png

A2\3: Please build Debug_FLASH

Debug_FLASH.png

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bryan_hong
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Dear @Robin_Shen 

thanks for your comments!!!

Case 1

If you don't Press and hold the Reset (SW5) when plug in a USB cable, will it appear as a removable drive in the host file system with a volume label of EVB-S32K144?

--> J104 set to 1-2 on IMG_0014.MOV , at this time the volume label set to BOOTLOADER not EVB-S32K144

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Case 2

bryan_hong_3-1697677522215.png  <-- I can not find this

btw, I found out how to change project to Debug_FLASH.

bryan_hong_5-1697677908589.png

so I success build as Debug_FLASH.

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Finally, plz comment for `Case 1`

thanks
Bryan

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bryan_hong
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Dear @Robin_Shen 

I have off-line meeting with @'James Lee' <james.lee@nxp.com> yesterday.

I success flash!!! and attached IMG_0017.MOV for this.

First,

I use external 12V power and check flash with J-link and PEMicro Multilink

bryan_hong_0-1697773611351.png

bryan_hong_1-1697773641689.png

thanks james.lee@nxp.com and @Robin_Shen again!!!

 

finally, U8 may did not work so I will file a thread for this. 

or
@Robin_Shen Could you guide to me that how to re-flash U8 ?

thanks
Bryan

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Robin_Shen
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If you don't Press and hold the Reset (SW5) when plug in a USB cable, will it appear as a removable drive in the host file system with a volume label of EVB-S32K144? 

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bryan_hong
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Dear @Robin_Shen 

It's directly enter bootloader mode as soon as plugged power.

I have attached .mov file

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thanks
Bryan

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Robin_Shen
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Try drop the attached MSD-DEBUG-EVB-S32K144_Pemicro_v119.SDA into this BOOTLOADER(E:)

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bryan_hong
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Dear @Robin_Shen 

After I drop the .SDA what you attached, I plugged the power then,

I found volume as below. thanks~ thanks~

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thanks 
Bryan

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