How to Easily Burn a Binary File to an MSP430 Chip Using the LaunchPad

RE: How to Easily Burn a Binary File to an MSP430 Chip Using the LaunchPad

Former Member — Sun, 30 Aug 2015 17:44:57 GMT

Hi Dave,

Thank you for your answer. I'm just curious how it would work without the launchpad, and how in the real industrial application would work in programming hundreds or thousands of chips at one time, for example. Sorry for my in-experience, just out of my curiosity.

Thank you,

Yuttanant

RE: How to Easily Burn a Binary File to an MSP430 Chip Using the LaunchPad

Former Member — Sun, 30 Aug 2015 17:28:45 GMT

Hi Dave,

Thank you for such a great video. I would also like to know if I have to load the program directly to msp430 mcu without using the launchpad, do I need buy a programmer? How would I be able to do it? Please advise...

Thank you,

Yuttanant

RE: How to Easily Burn a Binary File to an MSP430 Chip Using the LaunchPad

dr.akshay_1980@yahoo.com — Wed, 18 Dec 2013 10:45:01 GMT

Hi,Dave

I really like this methodology of burning the chips of TI,but i do have one question in my mind if you can solve and find a better resource /solution to that .

I want to know how to write firmware for chinese multimedia players(mp4/mp5 players) and make their binary files and how they are burn into the ROM from the manufacturer.

How these files are able to boot these players including soc chips from chinese manufacturers like sunplus...ARM926ej is generally used in these portable players...

I want to customize these binary image files and want to play with these....kindly provide me players firmware knowledge and which is the development platform for these files?is it some kind of OS..?

thanks in advance

Akshay

RE: How to Easily Burn a Binary File to an MSP430 Chip Using the LaunchPad

gervasi — Mon, 15 Apr 2013 22:39:39 GMT

Getting CCS working isn't trivial if you're not used to it. Lauchpads are almost free. This is a nice alternative.

RE: How to Easily Burn a Binary File to an MSP430 Chip Using the LaunchPad

DAB — Mon, 15 Apr 2013 19:26:43 GMT

Hi Dave,

Good post. This approach would be perfect if you need to program a lot of chips with the same program.

I am assuming that you can just pop out the MSP430 chip and put another in its place to do the programming.

Of course if you were going to do a lot of these chips, you could just put a ZIF socket on the Launchpad.

Thanks

DAB