Hi,
Chip:DA14695
SDK: SDK_10.0.8.105 / SDK_10.0.10.118
SmartSnippets Toolbox: v5.0.12.2786
Is there an example code about uartboot to support flash W25Q80EW?
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I follow the documenthttp://lpccs-docs.dialog-semiconductor.com/da1469x_creating_flash_driver...
and reference memory/include/qspi_w25q32fw.h in uartboot project to add support W25Q80EW (W25Q32FW as like as W25Q80EW),
but I failed connecting the flash with SmartSnippets Toolbox.
I also replaced the flash (MX25U3235 -> W25Q32FW) on DA1469x devkt-pro daughterboard to check the original uartboot.bin whether support W25Q32FW, and I failed again.
MX25U3235 is OK in my environment.
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Thanks.
Hi Grant,
Please check section 6.3. Modifications in the tutorial. You should copy uartboot.bin from {SDK_root}/binaries to {SmartSnippetsToolbox_root}/common_resources/SupportPackages/DA1469x/toolbox_resources/common.
Did you perform this step? Otherwise the Toolbox will not recognize the QSPI flash.
http://lpccs-docs.dialog-semiconductor.com/da1469x_creating_flash_driver/SSToolbox_support.html
Thanks, PM_Dialog
Yes, I did that with W25Q80EW.
But I used original uartboot.bin (original SmartSnippets Toolbox) to connect W25Q32FW. Does the uartboot.bin need to compile by myself to support W25Q32FW?
It's best if there is a right sample code about W25Q80EW.
Hi Grant,
You should build again the cli_programmer - please check section 5. Burning the Firmware
http://lpccs-docs.dialog-semiconductor.com/da1469x_creating_flash_driver/firmware_download.html
When it is built in its dynamic version, its dependency projects are also built separately as a binary file(uartboot.bin) and a dll library (libprogrammer.dll).
Are you able to erase and program your flash through SmartSnippets Studio and using the python scripts?
Thanks, PM_Dialog