Sundance SMT6001 User Manual

SmtFlash V2.0.0 1 August 2003 (SMT6001) User Guide This user guide describes the SmtFlash utility that is used to manage the Flash ROMs on Sundance

4. Dynamic Settings The bootloader can perform up to eight assignments of 32-bit values to memory locations at absolute addresses. This facility i

5. Appendix 1 – Directory Format The directory for the ROM is a number of 32-bit words at the start of the memory. It has the following format: t

6. Appendix 2 – User Area Format Each user area is made up from a number of complete 32-bit words and has the following format: enum AreaType {

7. Appendix 3 – Problems To avoid problems, you should always stop SmtFlash after programming your TIMs. You should do this by clicking on "E

1.3 FPGA data The FPGA data logical section holds information that the bootloader needs to configure the TIM's FPGA. 1.4 User data The

3. Using SmtFlash SmtFlash is started by clicking on SmtFlash.exe in the installation directory, usually "C:\Program Files\Sundance\6001\SmtF

User TIM definitions This is available for users with customised Sundance hardware to specify additional TIM definitions. Selected TIM type This is

3.3.1 The ROM contains valid information. Once all of the analysis checks (including cyclic redundancy checks, CRCs, of the data) have been passed

3.3.2 The information in the ROM appears to be corrupt. This will occur if the ROM has been inadvertently modified or does not contain information

3.5 Erasing the ROM It may be necessary to remove all data from the ROM under certain circumstances. To do this, press "Erase Flash". T

• Executable Program The area will contain data extracted from an executable COFF program (one suitable for loading and executing with Code Composer)

3.6.4 Booting from ROM Programming an executable program or a Diamond application into a user area will result in the first such area being noted