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RE: Getting Started with FreeRTOS and KSDK 2.0: [Creating a new FreeRTOS with KSDK V2.0 application using FRDM-K64F freedom board]

noorpuri — Fri, 02 Aug 2019 16:10:50 GMT

A good guide for new RTOS learners.

RE: Getting Started with KSDK 2.0: [How to use the SDK with Kinetis Design Studio using FRDM-K64F freedom board]

nxavier — Sat, 31 Dec 2016 02:20:07 GMT

Hi Bheema,

I'm trying to understand programming with KDS for a K64F board so maybe this will be a very basic question for you.

How do know what instructions must be put in the different files (e.g. board.h, pin_mux.c, etc) ?

Is there any way to know the needed instructions and the sequence to be followed (e.g. initialize ports, then enable clocks, then...)?

I went through the "board.h" file of your example and noticed a lot of definitions.

I'm taking a look to the Kinetis SDK v.2.1 API Reference Manual but don't understant what to put where.

Than you in advance

RE: Getting Started with KSDK 2.0: [How to use the SDK with Kinetis Design Studio using FRDM-K64F freedom board]

nickppv2000 — Mon, 31 Oct 2016 06:16:32 GMT

I'm new to Kinetis and Freescale/NXP.

What is the deal with Expert Project in KDS 3.x? How do I get Processor description in Kinetis 2.x project? 1.x expert project provides great feature set, is there way to have it in more recent versions?

thanks

RE: Part-1: Getting started with FRDM-KW41Z [executing MKW41Z SMAC based Connectivity Test application]

mikeyd — Wed, 26 Oct 2016 07:54:52 GMT

Great getting started tutorial.. I found it very useful - I hope you do some further ones on Thread & BLE with the KW41Z

Cheers

Michael

RE: Executing Wireless messenger Application using KW40Z connectivity software [Demonstrating and executing the cloning of wireless messenger project using FRDM-KW40Z NXP Freedom Development Platform]

DAB — Fri, 19 Aug 2016 19:26:32 GMT

Very nice detailed post.

DAB

RE: Executing Wireless UART Application using KW40Z connectivity software [Demonstrating and executing the cloning of wireless uart project using FRDM-KW40Z NXP Freedom Development Platform]

Former Member — Thu, 18 Aug 2016 15:02:08 GMT

Hello [mention:9d0324fa1fad46a498434dddb619d411:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05],

It is great guidance to be able to use FRDM-KW40Z. Nevertheless, I guess there was a confusion about the Wireless UART project you are showing to clone. There are two kind of Wireless UART examples in the KW40Z Connectivity Software. One is related to SMAC, which is a lightweight protocol based on 802.15.4 standard. The second one is related to BLE, which I guess it is the one you wanted to explain in this thread. All, instruction are correct, they would be the same just that the example project you need to select is the one related to BLE which is named "bluetooth_wireless_uart_demo". Hence, the next figure shows what should be selected to clone a BLE Wireless UART Project.

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Thanks and best regards,

Miguel

RE: Out-of-box demo of OM13078 (LPC54102+ Sensor Shield Board (SSB)) NXP LPC54102-based Application-in-a-box Sensor Processing/Motion Solution

DAB — Tue, 26 Jul 2016 00:58:53 GMT

Nice post and impressive video.

It looks like you have a very nicely integrated system working with sensors and converting their data in to useful applications.

I may have to find some time to explore its capabilities.

DAB

RE: Working with Multicore blinky example (M4 core as master, M0 as slave) using OM13077[exploring multicore platform using existing example project using LPC54102 microcontroller on LPCXpresso]

DAB — Mon, 27 Jun 2016 19:01:04 GMT

Ah, I see I should have read this post first.

Do you have an end project in mind for exploiting the multiple processor configuration?

DAB

RE: Creating multicore Master- Slave project pair using LPCXpresso LPC54102 development board (Cortex-M4 core as master, M0+ as slave)

DAB — Mon, 27 Jun 2016 18:58:48 GMT

Nice detail, but I got lost going through all of the screens.

Could you add some context between major steps to remind us what each group of screens accomplishes in the overall system implementation?

Thanks

DAB

RE: [FRDM-KL46Z - PE - CW] Tutorial: Display easily on a Segment LCD

Marceli — Thu, 09 Jun 2016 11:06:25 GMT

Dear Cruz,

I bought the board but in Windows 10 when plug into USB OpenSDA port is not available, not green LED ON. Only I can get is data from BOOTLODAER disk as following:

Board Name is: FRDM-KL46Z48M
MicroBoot Kernel Version is: 1.05
Bootloader Version is: 1.09
Application Version is: 0.00
DUID is: E3833938-B2A881A5-3744F80B-BA9AE678
EUID is: DB21A239-3CC28727-1843DA18-A0A368D6
TUID is: 74823938-473281C1-37689805-BBADE678
TOA is: 86B6E505-BA734E97-FEB041DB-6DAED969
TOA2 is: 86B6E505-14B38D1D-6F23F598-568F12C1
SUID is: 86B6E505-8D48971F-37239804-8003EC65

Board registered to Control Devices Pty Ltd.

Bootloader is not allowing upgrade as well. It disappears after USB plug back.

Additionally to use Multilink Universal FX I need now buy half inch pitch male header socket 10 pins for J11, and cable with female plugs. Do you have?

Maybe using Multilink I can put your program there, now is not any program there as original gone after first time trying to program the board.

Regards,

Marceli Firlej

marceli@controldevices.net

RE: Interfacing / Porting SDcard using MBED-OS[yotta] on Freedom board FRDM-K64F

DAB — Tue, 10 May 2016 17:57:46 GMT

Nice detailed tutorial.

DAB

RE: Merging NXP LPCXpresso IDE with the Kinetis Design Studio, Processor Expert and Kinetis SDK [working with KSDK1.3 on LPCXpresso using FRDM-K64F freedom development board]

clem57 — Fri, 22 Apr 2016 15:41:03 GMT

How different was your experience using LDCXpresso IDE from Kinetis IDE? Any motivation why I should change?

Clem

RE: Importing project from kinetis SDK2.0: [How to import the existing project from Kinetis SDK and execute using FRDM-K64F ]

clem57 — Tue, 29 Mar 2016 14:13:57 GMT

Nice to know how to import rather than some other tedious way.

Thanks,

Clem

RE: Getting Started with KSDK 2.0: [How to use the SDK with Kinetis Design Studio using FRDM-K64F freedom board]

sdorf — Wed, 23 Mar 2016 19:11:06 GMT

Hello Bheema;

I successfully reproduce your demo post.

The program is compiled and downloaded using PE Micro OpenSDAto into target board.

The program runs and the RGB LED’s are toggling.

The problem that I have that the Resume (F8) is not responding after the downloading.

I can’t execute stepping and after few F8 pressing the CPU is stuck in infinite loop somewhere in startup_MK64F12.S file.

The only possibility to execute the program is during power up execution or manual board Reset (not in the debug mode only getting power via USB.

I'm using Windows 10 and PEMicro Open SDA .

Regards

Shaul Dorf

RE: Getting Started with KSDK 2.0: [How to use the SDK with Kinetis Design Studio using FRDM-K64F freedom board]

clem57 — Sun, 20 Mar 2016 11:00:24 GMT

Looks like I will be delving into this more with Freedom Paper Piano! Thanks [mention:9d0324fa1fad46a498434dddb619d411:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05]for the inspiration/motivation.

Clem