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.

UniFlash[edit]

See the UniFlash Quick Start Guide for help in getting started. UniFlash is available in the cloud as well as a desktop application.

Cloud Version available here.

Desktop Version(s):

• Version - 5.0.0.2289

Notes

• Latest Release Notes

• For CC3100/CC3200, please continue to use UniFlash v3.4.1 (see below).
• If you download the Windows package with Internet Explorer you may need to rename the file to an executable (.exe)

Getting Started[edit]

• For MCU On-Chip Flash programming, please refer to the Quick Start Guide

• For CC32xx Image Creator support, please read the Image Creator User Guide

• For mmWave (AWR/IWR) device support, please read the UniFlash User Guide for mmWave Devices (PDF)

• For select AM and K2G device support, please refer to Board Utils section in Processor SDK documentation

• For MSP and SimpleLink Bootloader Programming Using UniFlash, please refer to the User Guide

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• For legacy UniFlash (v3 or older), please refer to the UniFlash v3 Quick Start Guide
• For Blackhawk Debug Probe support in UniFlash v4, please refer to the Blackhawk Web Site.

Supported Devices and Release notes[edit]

The list of supported devices can be found in the Latest Release Notes.

Support[edit]

Please post questions, comments, recommendations to the TI E2E Community:
http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/default.aspx

Troubleshooting[edit]

Please refer to the CCS Linux Host Support page for more information on Linux dependency requirements:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Linux_Host_Support_CCSv8

The SimpleLink CC31xx/CC32xx families require Python2.7 on Linux. If UniFlash hangs when starting a session for these families, please install python-minimal using apt-get.

In addition, UniFlash requires libudev.so.0, which may no longer be available on some distributions. You can, however, create a symlink from libudev.so.1 to libudev.so.0. For example:

sudo ln -sf /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libudev.so.1 /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libudev.so.0

Licensing Information[edit]

Please refer to the full license text: File:Uniflash v4 license.zip.

Previous Releases[edit]

Release Notes Archive/Download Links for all released versions: UniFlash Archive

For CC3100/CC3200 and Sitara please use v3.4.1 below.

License information for version 3: File:UniFlashLicensing.zip