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STR710-Eval SRAM issue

markj
Associate II
Posted on June 17, 2005 at 00:43

STR710-Eval SRAM issue

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markj
Associate II
Posted on June 13, 2005 at 13:36

Hello

Has anyone else had a problem with accessing the external SRAM of the STR710-Eval above the 1Megabyte mark?

Thanks

Mark

dmerchez9
Associate II
Posted on June 13, 2005 at 13:47

Yes i have the same problem...

I don't managed to write in the external SRAM even if i write the lines found in this forum...

Could you please give us a few more help

dmerchez9
Associate II
Posted on June 14, 2005 at 08:04

I've wrote those lines in my program: So i initialize the bank 1, witch is conected to the external SRAM, and then, i write the number 0x55 into it, and read it... Then, in my program, i send the ''data'' on the RS232, and nothing appear (but i'm sure that the RS232 run, i've made test), so the problem is really from the external SRAM configuration...

//Configure les bits de selection /CS et d'adressage en OUT PP.

IOPORT2_Config(0x000F,GPIO_AF_PP);

BCON1 |= 0x8015;

BCON2 &= 0x0015;

BCON3 &= 0x0015;

BCON0 &= 0x0015;

*(__REG8*)(0x620000000) = 0x55;

data = *(__REG8*)0x62000000;

dmerchez9
Associate II
Posted on June 14, 2005 at 11:01

are there anything to modify on the board (jump, switch) to write and read in the EMI SRAM???

dmerchez9
Associate II
Posted on June 14, 2005 at 12:11

hello;

My code is executed in the internal Flash mapped at 0x0.

The boot mode is: SW15 = 0

SW14 = X

SW13 = X

I use the EMI to enter data in the external ram... After, it will be used to dialog with a FPGA.

Is there something wrong in my code?

Regards

Dam

dmerchez9
Associate II
Posted on June 14, 2005 at 12:26

I don't use RDVK.

We have choosen WinIdea IDE with IAR compilator.

In my memory windows, icn't write data at the 0x62000000 address...

Regards

Dam

dmerchez9
Associate II
Posted on June 14, 2005 at 13:03

Hello

No, i use WinIdea IDE with IAR C compilator.

Is it possible to be a hardware problem?

Damien

markj
Associate II
Posted on June 17, 2005 at 00:43

I am using Green Hills Software tools. I notice that when I try to read or write memory above the 1MB mark with my JTAG I have problems. Also Green Hills states in their linker file which describes the memory layout on the board that there is something wrong with accessing the SRAM on the STR710-EVAL board above 1MB.