CricketProbe/v1.00 - Revision history

Alexandre at 09:36, 24 June 2015

2015-06-24T09:36:28Z

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	=== Firmware Upgrade ===		=== Firmware Upgrade ===

	This requires ~~a already flashes~~ bootloader (see previous chapter).		This requires an functional bootloader (see previous chapter).

	# cd the rootdir of previously downloaded git repository		# cd the rootdir of previously downloaded git repository

Alexandre: add sudo for the flashing command

2015-06-24T09:34:30Z

add sudo for the flashing command

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	# maintain the small black button of the criquet probe while connecting it to computer via usb.		# maintain the small black button of the criquet probe while connecting it to computer via usb.
	# the red led should be flashing, indicating that the criquet wait for firmware upload		# the red led should be flashing, indicating that the criquet wait for firmware upload
	# ./scripts/stm32_mem.py src/blackmagic.bin		# sudo ./scripts/stm32_mem.py src/blackmagic.bin
	# unplug and replug usb		# unplug and replug usb

Alexandre: add tips for initial bootloader flash, for criquet probe or devboardm4 with criquet probe embedeed

2015-02-26T14:09:34Z

add tips for initial bootloader flash, for criquet probe or devboardm4 with criquet probe embedeed

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	# remove the two programming jumper on the discovery card (refer to the discovery card stm32 documentation)		# remove the two programming jumper on the discovery card (refer to the discovery card stm32 documentation)
	# wire discovery SWD connector to criquet probe (cf upper shematic)		# wire discovery SWD connector to criquet probe (cf upper shematic) (disco-swdio => criquetprobe-rx ; disco-swclk => criquetprobe-tx ; ground connected)
	# plug discovery on an usb port on your computer		# plug discovery on an usb port on your computer
	# load the bootloader : st-flash write ./src/blackmagic_dfu.bin 0x08000000		# load the bootloader : st-flash write ./src/blackmagic_dfu.bin 0x08000000

NeoFromMatrix: (blacksphere weblink correction)

2014-10-30T20:33:29Z

(blacksphere weblink correction)

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	== Detailed Features ==		== Detailed Features ==
	Fully compatible with the [~~http://~~http://www.blacksphere.co.nz/main/blackmagic Black Magic Probe], the features are identical:<br>		Fully compatible with the [http://www.blacksphere.co.nz/main/blackmagic Black Magic Probe], the features are identical:<br>
	''(following is a copy of [~~http://~~http://www.blacksphere.co.nz/main/blackmagic Black Magic Probe]'s webpage)''		''(following is a copy of [http://www.blacksphere.co.nz/main/blackmagic Black Magic Probe]'s webpage)''
	:* Aimed at ARM Cortex based microcontrollers.		:* Aimed at ARM Cortex based microcontrollers.
	:* Allows direct connection to the targeted processors JTAG interface. Alternatively, you may use the ARM Serial Wire Debug protocol as well.		:* Allows direct connection to the targeted processors JTAG interface. Alternatively, you may use the ARM Serial Wire Debug protocol as well.

Michel: blacksphere weblink correction

2014-10-30T18:01:33Z

blacksphere weblink correction

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	The CricketProbe is a debugging tool for ARM Cortex Microprocessors.<br>		The CricketProbe is a debugging tool for ARM Cortex Microprocessors.<br>
	It is a [~~http://~~http://www.blacksphere.co.nz Black Sphere Technologies] [~~http://~~http://www.blacksphere.co.nz/main/blackmagic Black Magic Probe] PCB re-design, with some improvements made to the connectors, and is fully software-compatible.<br>		It is a [http://www.blacksphere.co.nz Black Sphere Technologies] [http://www.blacksphere.co.nz/main/blackmagic Black Magic Probe] PCB re-design, with some improvements made to the connectors, and is fully software-compatible.<br>

	[[Image:CricketProbe_v100.jpg\|right\|400px\|CricketProbe v1.00]]		[[Image:CricketProbe_v100.jpg\|right\|400px\|CricketProbe v1.00]]

Michel at 04:56, 2 October 2014

2014-10-02T04:56:22Z

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	:*CricketProbe_v100_Outline.GBR (Board Outline)		:*CricketProbe_v100_Outline.GBR (Board Outline)
	:*CricketProbe_v100_Drill.GBR (NC XY coordinates & Drill tools sizes)		:*CricketProbe_v100_Drill.GBR (NC XY coordinates & Drill tools sizes)

	~~=== OSH Park PCB ===~~

	~~If you like to order from the OSH Park PCB pooling service, there is a project you can order: [https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/QRwGK8jt CricketProbe v1.00 OSH Park]~~

	== Assembly ==		== Assembly ==
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	Check availability on [[Get_Hardware\|Get Hardware]] page		Check availability on [[Get_Hardware\|Get Hardware]] page

			==== OSH Park PCB ====

			If you like to order from the OSH Park PCB pooling service, there is a project you can order: [https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/QRwGK8jt CricketProbe v1.00 OSH Park]


	== Mechanical Dimensions ==		== Mechanical Dimensions ==

Maknoll: /* Gerber & Drill Files */

2014-09-29T12:58:46Z

Gerber & Drill Files

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	:*CricketProbe_v100_Outline.GBR (Board Outline)		:*CricketProbe_v100_Outline.GBR (Board Outline)
	:*CricketProbe_v100_Drill.GBR (NC XY coordinates & Drill tools sizes)		:*CricketProbe_v100_Drill.GBR (NC XY coordinates & Drill tools sizes)

			=== OSH Park PCB ===

			If you like to order from the OSH Park PCB pooling service, there is a project you can order: [https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/QRwGK8jt CricketProbe v1.00 OSH Park]

	== Assembly ==		== Assembly ==

NeoFromMatrix: /* Getting, compiling flashing firmware */

2014-06-16T21:49:29Z

Getting, compiling flashing firmware

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	Here is an abstract of the software installation.		Here is an abstract of the software installation.

	° You will need the same cross compiler as used by paparazzi, so, if you already use paparazzi,		You will need the same cross compiler as used by paparazzi, so, if you already use paparazzi,
	this point is already done. This procedure assume that your are using a linux box. For a macosx		this point is already done. This procedure assume that your are using a linux box. For a macosx
	gear, it will be different, feel free to complete the wiki if you know how to do the job from a mac.		gear, it will be different, feel free to complete the wiki if you know how to do the job from a mac.

	~~° get~~ and compile source :		Get and compile source from GitHub:
	~~git clone https://github.com/gsmcmullin/blackmagic.git~~

	cd blackmagic ;		git clone https://github.com/gsmcmullin/blackmagic.git
	git submodule init ;		cd blackmagic
	git submodule update ;		git submodule init
	make		git submodule update
			make

	~~at this point,~~ the bootloader ~~and~~ the ~~debugging firmware are compiled.~~		Flash the bootloader via a STLink (all STM32 Discovery boards provide one onboard) with [[STLink\| st-flash]] onto the criquet MCU:

	~~Well will use~~ the ~~stlink part of a stm32~~ discovery (~~all~~ stm32 discovery ~~will be good~~ to ~~do the job~~)		# remove the two programming jumper on the discovery card (refer to the discovery card stm32 documentation)
	~~to program~~ the bootloader :		# wire discovery SWD connector to criquet probe (cf upper shematic)
			# plug discovery on an usb port on your computer
			# load the bootloader : st-flash write ./src/blackmagic_dfu.bin 0x08000000
			# unplug the discovery (and don't forget to put back the jumpers if you want to use it again as a discovery board)

	~~° remove the two programming jumper on the discovery card (refer to the discovery card stm32 documentation)~~		Still need one step to have a useful device, see on next chapter how to program black magic gdb client firmware.

	~~° wire discovery SWD connector to criquet probe (cf upper shematic)~~

	~~° plug discovery on an usb port on your computer~~

	~~° load the bootloader : st-flash write ./src/blackmagic_dfu.bin 0x08000000~~

	~~° unplug the discovery (and don't forget to put back the jumpers if you want to use it again as a discovery board)~~

	Still need one step to have a useful device, see on next chapter how to program black magic gdb client firmware

	=== Firmware Upgrade ===		=== Firmware Upgrade ===

	~~Here we assume that the~~ bootloader ~~is already flashed on the criquet probe~~ (see previous chapter)		This requires a already flashes bootloader (see previous chapter).

	~~° cd the rootdir of previously downloaded git repository~~

	~~° maintain the small black button of the criquet probe while connecting it to computer via usb.~~

	~~° the red led should be flashing, indicating that the criquet wait for firmware upload~~

	~~° sudo ./scripts/stm32_mem.py src/blackmagic~~.~~bin~~

	° unplug and replug usb		# cd the rootdir of previously downloaded git repository
			# maintain the small black button of the criquet probe while connecting it to computer via usb.
			# the red led should be flashing, indicating that the criquet wait for firmware upload
			# ./scripts/stm32_mem.py src/blackmagic.bin
			# unplug and replug usb

	should be done		should be done

Alexandre: /* Firmware Upgrade */

2014-05-28T14:21:07Z

Firmware Upgrade

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	=== Firmware Upgrade ===		=== Firmware Upgrade ===

			Here we assume that the bootloader is already flashed on the criquet probe (see previous chapter)

			° cd the rootdir of previously downloaded git repository

			° maintain the small black button of the criquet probe while connecting it to computer via usb.

			° the red led should be flashing, indicating that the criquet wait for firmware upload

			° sudo ./scripts/stm32_mem.py src/blackmagic.bin

			° unplug and replug usb

			should be done

	== Hardware Source Files ==		== Hardware Source Files ==

Alexandre: /* Getting, compiling flashing firmware */

2014-05-28T14:13:03Z

Getting, compiling flashing firmware

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	== Getting, compiling flashing firmware ==		== Getting, compiling flashing firmware ==

	Since the criquet probe is an accurate copy of ~~bmack~~ magic probe,		Since the criquet probe is an accurate copy of black magic probe,
	the black magic probe documentation applies.		the black magic probe documentation applies.

	Here is an abstract of the software installation.		Here is an abstract of the software installation.

	° You will need the same cross compiler as used by paparazzi, so, if you ~~allready~~ use paparazzi,		° You will need the same cross compiler as used by paparazzi, so, if you already use paparazzi,
	this point is already done.		this point is already done. This procedure assume that your are using a linux box. For a macosx
			gear, it will be different, feel free to complete the wiki if you know how to do the job from a mac.

	° get and compile source :		° get and compile source :
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	° wire discovery SWD connector to criquet probe (cf upper shematic)		° wire discovery SWD connector to criquet probe (cf upper shematic)

			° plug discovery on an usb port on your computer

	° load the bootloader : st-flash write ./src/blackmagic_dfu.bin 0x08000000		° load the bootloader : st-flash write ./src/blackmagic_dfu.bin 0x08000000

			° unplug the discovery (and don't forget to put back the jumpers if you want to use it again as a discovery board)

	Still need one step to have a useful device, see on next chapter how to program black magic gdb client firmware		Still need one step to have a useful device, see on next chapter how to program black magic gdb client firmware