Hello everybody,
I recently acquired a FRDM-K22F eval board for the company. I have been trying for a couple of days to be able to write software to it.
I am having a hard time communicating with the device. I followed the instructions on the quick start guide.
If I understand correctly, the K22F is programed by dragging a make file into a storage drive called "mbed". When I first acquired the eval board, I was able to see this folder in My computer. However after following the instructions on the Quick Start Guide (FRDM_K22F_QSG.pdf), the last instruction asked me to update the bootloader to OpenSDA_V2.1. I booted the device in BOOTLOADER mode, copied the .bin from the openSDA website (V2.1) into the BOOTLOADER drive (as instructed), and disconnected/reconnected the cable. This is when the mbed drive disappeared from my computer.
At first I didnt really pay too much attention to it, as the serial comm changed to match the screenshot in the instructions. However now I have tried for a couple of days to load any program into the K22F, and none of the IDEs (codeWarriors and Kinetics Design Studio) I downloaded seem to be able to run anything (they all say "target not found" meaning they can't find the MCU).
I went to the debugging options to see if the software was able to detect the board, but no matter what connection I select (JLink or otherwise), I never get anything on the "PORT" dropdown.
That is when I read that in order to load a program into the board I need to copy the make file into the mbed drive, which is not there anymore.
I am at a loss here, that I can't even get a simple hello world program loaded into the mcu. Maybe the mbed is supposed to go away, or maybe I am doing something wrong in the design studio. I am just really confused at the moment as to how to get anything written on the board.
