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PSoC 5LP Programmer Firmware

cy.wbz
cy.wbz over 12 years ago

Hello!

 

Today I would like to post an extra project for you guys. Attached to this post is the firmware for the PSoC 5LP device on the Pioneer kit. If you are designing a board and need a programmer and debugger for the board feel free to copy the PSoC 5LP layout on the Pioneer board and use this firmware to enable programming and debugging. The layout files are on the Cypress Pioneer Kit web page:

 

www.cypress.com/cy8ckit-042

 

This will allow you interface your custom board with our PSoC Creator and PSoC Programmer development tools.

 

In the example attached we have two projects, the source code for the PSoC 5LP and a base bootloadable project. To build the project you will need to perform the following actions:

 

1. Make the project KitProg_Bootloader active and build it first.

2. Open the KitProg project TopDesign.

3. Doube click the bootloadable component to open the bootloadable configuration.

4. Select the tab 'dependencies' and select the browse button.

5. Browse to the folder where the KitProg Bootloader.hex file is generated and select this file. Click Ok.

 

Good Luck!

Matt

Attachments:
KitProg version 2_03.zip
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  • Former Member
    Former Member over 11 years ago in reply to Former Member +2
    The other day I found a little SOIC 0.65 pitch board (schmartboard) so I used one of my 4200 SSOP 28 pin chips. I bought 10 SSOPs 10 QFPs and 20 QFN while they were (and still are) a dollar a pop. I had…
  • Former Member
    Former Member over 12 years ago +1
    Wow~ That's cool~
  • Former Member
    Former Member over 12 years ago +1
    Hi all, Posting the PSoC 5LP firmware updated for PSoC Creator 3.0 -Ranjith Attachments: community.element14.com/.../KitProg.zip
  • COMPACT
    COMPACT over 10 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Only if you snap the mini programmer off.

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    COMPACT over 10 years ago in reply to COMPACT

    imageI use also use the  CY8CKIT-002CY8CKIT-002 PSoC miniprog3 which is much more convenient image

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  • vernhout
    vernhout over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

    great software! any new update later than 2.03 ever made available...?

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  • wire67
    wire67 over 9 years ago

    Hi, how to transfer the bootloadable to the PSoC 5 ?

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  • wire67
    wire67 over 9 years ago in reply to wire67

    according to the source code:

    - Press PSoC 4 reset switch for more than 100ms during power-up.

    => If yes, blink the LED slowly(ON Time = 1.5s, OFF Time = 1.5s) to indicate that the device is in bootloader

     

    Then I guess using "bootloader host", leaving the default settings

    08:51:51 PM - program Started

    08:51:52 PM - The operation has timed out.

    08:51:52 PM - Communication port reported error 'Unable to read data from the target device'.

    08:51:52 PM - program failed in 1193 ms.

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  • ronniejk
    ronniejk over 7 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Sorry, I am a little late to the party. I can see if I try to remap the SWDIO and SWDCLK pins only P0.0(P5LP0_0) and P0.1(P5LP0_1) can be used on PSOC5 GPIO Extender connector J8. What is the reason? I tried using P3.4(P5LP3_4) and P3.5(P5LP3_5) but it does not work. Also I stipped and removed all the functionality, I just needed the programming functionality. Wonder why then limitation on which PIN can be used.

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  • ilmete
    ilmete over 6 years ago

    Hi,

     

    I would like to share how to use CY8CKIT-059CY8CKIT-059 target board (CY8C5888LTI_LP097) as a kitprog v2.21;

     

    Load the attached hex into the CY8CKIT-059CY8CKIT-059 target board (CY8C5888LTI_LP097) with a kitprog and Psoc Programmer.

    And do following HW modifications on target board (You can see the modifications on attached pictures).

     

    - Snap the kit into two pieces.

    - Short P0.5 and P3.2 to GND.

    - Short P2.2 to P12.4  ( for switch functionality )

    - Short P3.1 to P2.1  ( for led    functionality )

     

    - Add a R-2R resistor divider to P1.6 from the VBUS or any VDDD pin on board. (GND---20k---P1.7---10K---VBUS)

    - Add a R-2R resistor divider to P1.7 from the VTARGET (New kit pin - Not on board). (GND---20k---P1.6---10K---VTARGETnew)

     

    If you use 5V board always you can add only one divider instead of two seperate;

     

      P1.6---|      |---10K---VDDIO (or VDD or VBUS or VTARGET on board)

            |------|

    P1.7---|      |---20K---GND

     

    - Use these outputs: P12.4 as RST, P12.3 as SWDCLK, P12.2 as SWDIO, GND , high side of the P1.7 Resistor as VTARGET.

                                    If you use one resistor divider you can use any VDDD,VDDIO,VTARG as VTARGET output.

     

    How I get the hex file;

    I couldn't load original kitprog hex file to CY8C5888LTI_LP097 on CY8CKIT-059CY8CKIT-059 with the Psoc Programmer.

    So I tried these;

    - I loaded a compatible bootloader hex to the CY8C5888LTI_LP097 with kitprog and PSOC Programmer to load metadata sections.

    - I removed the sections start with 0x80000000 and 0x90000000 in the original kitprog hex files.

    - Then I loaded this modified hex to the CY8C5888LTI_LP097 with J-Link and J-Flash.

    - Connected the board to PC with a USB cable. Psoc Programmer see the kitprog and it said upgrade. Upgraded it and it works as version 2.21

    - I readback the working code as a hex file with Psoc Programmer and checked it by reload it to CY8C5888LTI_LP097.  Working hex file attached.

     

    Regards.

    Attachments:
    CY8C5888__as_kitprog.zip
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