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CCS UniFlash v3.1 Release Notes
Contents
- 1 CCS UniFlash v3.1 Release Notes
- 1.1 Overview
- 1.2 System Requirements
- 1.3 Installation Instructions
- 1.4 List of Supported Devices
- 1.5 List of Communication Interface (Emulator) Support
- 1.6 List of Supported File Types
- 1.7 Issues Reporting
- 1.8 Where to Get Help
- 1.9 Release Roadmap (Tentative)
- 1.10 Bug Fixes
- 1.11 Improvements and Changes
- 1.12 Known Issue(s)
- 1.13 Release Notes Archive
CCS UniFlash v3.1 Release Notes[edit]
- Updated Release Date: March 18, 2014
- Updated Build Version: 3.1.0.00026
- Original Release Date: March 07, 2014
- Original Build Version: 3.1.0.00022 - Windows Only
Overview[edit]
Universal Flash Programmer for Texas Instruments devices. Provides a single interface for programming Flash memory and executing Flash based operations on supported targets.
This is the official v3.1 release of the application, including UART and Ethernet support for Stellaris/Tiva devices, Flash programming support for TMS320F2837xD (C28x Delfino™), and multi-USB support for Sitara devices.
Please read the Known Issue(s) section for issues we are currently working on, and the Issues Reporting section for information on how to report issues you come across.
System Requirements[edit]
CPU - supports SSE2 instruction set (ie; Intel Pentium 4 or newer, AMD Opteron/Athlon 64 or newer)
Disk Space - 600MB (2GB recommended)
Memory - 1GB (2GB recommended)
OS - Windows XP/7, Linux Distribution based on CCS requirements here
JRE 1.6 (or above) required
Installation Instructions[edit]
Download the CCS UniFlash v3.1 build at the following location:
Windows Version | Offline version (245 MB) | Web version (4 MB) |
Linux Version | Offline version (210 MB) | Web version (2 MB) |
- Note: Internet access required during installation for Web version
List of Supported Devices[edit]
C2000™ 32-bit Real-time Control MCUs
Device Series | Part # | Device List |
---|---|---|
C28x Fixed-point Series |
TMS320F280x TMS320F281x TMS320F2801x TMS320F28044 TMS320F2823x |
TI Product Page |
C28x Delfino™ Floating-point Series | TMS320F2833x
TMS320F2837xD |
TI Product Page |
C28x Piccolo™ Series |
TMS320F2802x TMS320F2803x TMS320F2805x TMS320F2806x |
TI Product Page |
C28x + ARM® Cortex™ M3 Concerto™ Series |
F28M35x F28M36x |
TI Product Page |
Hercules™ ARM® Safety MCUs
Device Series | Part # | Device List |
---|---|---|
TMS470M ARM Cortex-M3 Series | TMS470Mx | TI Product Page |
TMS570 ARM Cortex-R4 Series |
TMS570LS20xxx/10xxx TMS570LS31x/21x/11x TMS570LS1227 TMS570LS04x/03x |
TI Product Page |
RM4 ARM Cortex-R4 Series |
RM48xxx RM46xxx RM42xxx |
TI Product Page |
MSP430™ Ultra-Low Power 16-bit Microcontroller
Device Series | Part # | Device List |
---|---|---|
All MSP430 Series | MSP430 | TI Product Page |
Sitara™ ARM Cortex™-A8 & ARM9™ Processors
Device Series | Part # | Device List |
---|---|---|
AM335x ARM Cortex-A8 (or equivalent) | AM335x | TI Product Page |
Stellaris® ARM® Cortex™-M Microcontrollers <Quick Start Guide >
Device Series | Part # | Device List |
---|---|---|
LM3S Cortex-M3 Series | LM3Sx | TI Product Page |
LM4F Cortex-M4F Series | LM4Fx | TI Product Page |
Tiva™ ARM® Cortex™-M Microcontrollers <Quick Start Guide >
Device Series | Part # | Device List |
---|---|---|
Tiva™ C Series MCUs | TM4Cx | TI Product Page |
Tiva™ E Series MCUs | TM4Ex | N/A |
Wireless Connectivity CCxxxx Cortex™-M Devices <Quick Start Guide >
Device Series | Part # | Device List |
---|---|---|
CC253x | CC2538 | TI Product Page |
List of Communication Interface (Emulator) Support[edit]
- XDS100-class Debug Probes (all manufacturers)
- XDS200-class Debug Probes (all manufacturers)
- XDS560v2-class Debug Probes (all manufacturers)
- TI XDS560 PCI Debug Probe
- Stellaris In-Circuit Debug Interface (ICDI)
- USB Debug Firmware Update (DFU) Interface (for Stellaris, Tiva-C and Tiva-E devices only)
- MSP-FET430UIF (for MSP430 devices only)
- MSP-FET (for MSP430 devices only)
- Serial Connection (for C2000 Concerto series, Stellaris, CC3200, Tiva-C and Tiva-E devices only)
- Ethernet Connection (for Stellaris, Tiva-C and Tiva-E devices only)
List of Supported File Types[edit]
Loading:
- TI COFF
- TI ELF
- Intel Hex
- Motorola S-Record
- Tektronix Hex
- TI-TXT
- Binary
Saving/Exporting:
- TI COFF
- Binary
Issues Reporting[edit]
Please report all bugs, issues and enhancement requests in the following forum:
http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/default.aspx
Where to Get Help[edit]
Read the Quick Start Guide for more information on the product: Quick Start Guide
Read the FAQ
Please post questions about the product in the following forum: http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/default.aspx
Release Roadmap (Tentative)[edit]
UniFlash v3.2 is currently schedule for a June/July timeframe. Specific features and bug fixes will be announced at a later date.
Bug Fixes[edit]
- SDSCM00048459 - Provide a clear reason for flash failure when device requires 64-bit alignment
- SDSCM00049305 - Change Auto ECC default for Hercules devices to enabled
- SDSCM00049428 - UniFlash command line does not like quotes in the setOptions command on Linux
- SDSCM00049586 - BOOTCFG register implementation was causing some Stellaris devices from working in CCS5.5
Improvements and Changes[edit]
- Stellaris UART (serial) connectivity support
- Stellaris Ethernet connectivity support
- Multi-USB support for Sitara devices
- automatically installing the necessary Sitara USB drivers during install
- TMS320F2837xD Flash Programming Support
- Improve user experience for CC2538 in UniFlash (Linux, contiki)
- added menu item to enable DS logging More Info
Known Issue(s)[edit]
ID | Description | Targeted Release |
---|---|---|
1 | If the product is used to connect to a target that is already connected in another instance of UniFlash or CCS, the product might crash. | N/A |
2 | Multi-load features are not supported in CCxxxx devices, and therefore, users should not try to load more than 1 program at a time on these devices | N/A |