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Hello:
I'm trying to flash a ARS6501 device (PSoC CY8c4147azi-s445 inside) using CMSIS-DAP and PSoC Programmer 3.29.0
The SWD adapter is detected by the programmer, however, the device is never acquired. I tried multiple times, with different CMSIS-DAP versions (v1, v1.1 and v2.0) but none worked! I always get "FAILED! PSoC device is not acquired! Check connection of the chip to the programmer..." error.
I checked all connections many times, and also probing the signals with the scope and I can see RST, SWCLK and SWDIO toggling trying to get response from device, but no luck so far... Only thing I notice is RST pulse is only 50ns, which seems to be small compared to what the PSoC Programming Specification states; however, I don't see how to actually change this as it's supposed to be handle by the programmer software.
Also tried two devices with same behavior so I don't think it's the device.
So my question is; it's really possible to acquire the device using CMSIS-DAP?
Thanks in advance;
Gus
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Thanks, Roy.
Just in case someone else is going through the same issue, the best solution at the moment is to buy a very cheap ($20) kit and use the KitProg2 included in it;
(I saw people that used CMSIS-DAP in the past, but they state the should use an specific version of PSoC Programmer, as newer versions have issues with this type of adapters, so I guess this is what happened in my tests...)
Regards;
Gus
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Take a look at the other ASR6501 programming discussion, check if it can help you.
Solved: Cannot connect Kitpro to Psoc 4100S Plus CY8C4147A... - Cypress Developer Community
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Thanks, Roy.
Just in case someone else is going through the same issue, the best solution at the moment is to buy a very cheap ($20) kit and use the KitProg2 included in it;
(I saw people that used CMSIS-DAP in the past, but they state the should use an specific version of PSoC Programmer, as newer versions have issues with this type of adapters, so I guess this is what happened in my tests...)
Regards;
Gus
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Thanks for the sharing Gus.
Just wanted to point out KitProg3 (cypress.com) would be helpful for understanding the difference of different version Kitprog.