Serial Flash not working in MOD54415
Serial Flash not working in MOD54415
After reading the document what I understood is that to upload the code on MOD54415 via serial0 I need to type FLA command after typing 'A' while booting up and a new window should open up where I can browse and select the code I want to upload.In my case when I am typing FLA command at NB prompt I am getting download failed error. What might be the reason? Thank you in advance.
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Re: Serial Flash not working in MOD54415
Try this:
When you get to "flaDownload S recond", select "Transfer" and "Send File" to select the file to send.
When you get to "flaDownload S recond", select "Transfer" and "Send File" to select the file to send.
Re: Serial Flash not working in MOD54415
Thanks that worked
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Re: Serial Flash not working in MOD54415
You're close...
Once you're in the monitor (designated by the monitor prompt "nb>")
type "fla" then CR
You should see a prompt say something like "Begin Download now...."
In MTTTY pulldown the Transfer -> Send Textfile menu.
Navigate to the release folder of a known-good project and select the YourProject_APP.s19 file.
The code will download, the board will reboot and run your code.
As an aside to the NB update team, I just noticed that both new platform directories [ C:\nburn\NANO54415 and C:\nburn\MOD5441X ] lack the typical "originals" folder that archives the known-good factory demos.
Once you're in the monitor (designated by the monitor prompt "nb>")
type "fla" then CR
You should see a prompt say something like "Begin Download now...."
In MTTTY pulldown the Transfer -> Send Textfile menu.
Navigate to the release folder of a known-good project and select the YourProject_APP.s19 file.
The code will download, the board will reboot and run your code.
As an aside to the NB update team, I just noticed that both new platform directories [ C:\nburn\NANO54415 and C:\nburn\MOD5441X ] lack the typical "originals" folder that archives the known-good factory demos.