Posted on October 25, 2006 at 11:26Please can you clarify how to permanently disable the Debug Protect mode.
I understand the application note software and documentation except for one small point regarding in which memory space the code should execute from that disables the Debug Protection permanently.
Please see section 3.2 of the application note, specifically the note:
''Note: The Debug/Readout protection operation can be executed from all the internal/external memories except Flash Bank 0 of the Flash module.''
Here I assume that this only applies to the action of setting DBG to zero to ENABLE Debug protection.
In section 3.3.2, there is the following statement:
''If the DEBUG bit is programmed to 0, disabling the protection by programming the PDSx bits can be done only by a program executed from the Flash Module. The user software design can ensure that this is accessible only to authorized users.''
This leads me to the conclusion that the only way to permanently disable debug protection is to program the required routine into BANK 1 of the flash as it will not be possible to update the PDSx bits with code running in BANK 0. i.e. Executing this code from any other internal memory except BANK 1 will fail.
Please can you correct my understanding or confirm that this is indeed the only way to permanently disable the Debug protection.
Thank you.
