I want to save what is on my rev 1.5 lanchpad board to a file and if possible
reflash that image at a later time.
how would i do that? or better how do i clone what is on board?
James
is there way to retrieve extract the image that is on my msp430 launch pad board
Started by ●September 15, 2012
Reply by ●September 16, 20122012-09-16
Hello James,
The software tools from Elprotronic should help. I am not sure if you can
copy with the TI FET and the Elprotronic tools - but you may be able to.
Take a look on www.elprotronic.com .
HTH,
John Westmoreland
On Sep 15, 2012 1:09 PM, "james osburn" wrote:
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> I want to save what is on my rev 1.5 lanchpad board to a file and if
> possible reflash that image at a later time.
> how would i do that? or better how do i clone what is on board?
> James
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>
>
The software tools from Elprotronic should help. I am not sure if you can
copy with the TI FET and the Elprotronic tools - but you may be able to.
Take a look on www.elprotronic.com .
HTH,
John Westmoreland
On Sep 15, 2012 1:09 PM, "james osburn" wrote:
> **
> I want to save what is on my rev 1.5 lanchpad board to a file and if
> possible reflash that image at a later time.
> how would i do that? or better how do i clone what is on board?
> James
>
>
>
>
>
Reply by ●September 16, 20122012-09-16
On Sat, Sep 15, 2012 at 4:09 PM, james osburn wrote:
> I want to save what is on my rev 1.5 lanchpad board to a file and if possible reflash that image at a later time.
> how would i do that? or better how do i clone what is on board?
The BSL supports extraction of flash memory contents so long as it is
not protected. This will require that you solder or otherwise connect
to the appropriate pins on the F1612.
-p.
> I want to save what is on my rev 1.5 lanchpad board to a file and if possible reflash that image at a later time.
> how would i do that? or better how do i clone what is on board?
The BSL supports extraction of flash memory contents so long as it is
not protected. This will require that you solder or otherwise connect
to the appropriate pins on the F1612.
-p.
