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I added the Bootloadable component, removed the LCD component, and changed the Baud rate to 31250 (standard for MIDI), edited main.c to create an endless loop transmitting 3 characters every second. Programming is successful (takes about 10-15 seconds). But Verify fails with cannot read data from device. The debugger cannot find the target device.
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Welcome in the forum.
Double post. I repeat the answer here again:
The CY8CKIT-049 42xx has no debugging capabilities. Programming this kit can only be done using the bootloader host program. You will have to use a miniprog3 when wanting to debug. Have a look into the documentation at c:\Programme(x86)\Cypress where you find entries for every kit you successfully installed.
Bob
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I should be seeing a UART signal on pin 0.1. What am I missing?
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Oops. Since I selected "external" clock, that means I supply a clock signal. Obvious now that I see it. The board really is just a chip and the board beaks out the pins. I'll look at the Pioneer board to see what clock it has.
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Remove the interrupt. Uncheck the Tx interrupt. Increase the Tx Buffer size to ~80. Use UART_1_PutChar().
Happy coding
Bob