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10:46 PM
Hello
(I hope somebody can help me with this thread)
I am trying to enable ethernet communication on an Infineon Aurix Tricore, specifically TC29x. To this end I am using the Aurix SW_framework_tools and the ILLD supplied by Infineon on their Aurix workspace page (if you ask for access).
In the ILLD package and demo, they have a ethernet demo with loopback_mode enabled. This demo works fine on the board. I then wanted to send out a package to another machine to enable ethernet communication. I have tried fiddling around with settings, using wireshark with cross-over-cable, wireshark with switch, against windows and linux pc's. With no packages received
I am therefore unsure if the demo has the pinmap configured correctly, and/or if some settings I have missed should be changed. My question is therefore if anyone has enabled ethernet communication using the infineon tools, and can guide me?
Tools
I have chosen the HighTec toolchain using the debuger UDE, all are from the free tools available on Infineon.
Board
Infineon Aurix Tricore TC299 Starter Kit.
(I hope somebody can help me with this thread)
I am trying to enable ethernet communication on an Infineon Aurix Tricore, specifically TC29x. To this end I am using the Aurix SW_framework_tools and the ILLD supplied by Infineon on their Aurix workspace page (if you ask for access).
In the ILLD package and demo, they have a ethernet demo with loopback_mode enabled. This demo works fine on the board. I then wanted to send out a package to another machine to enable ethernet communication. I have tried fiddling around with settings, using wireshark with cross-over-cable, wireshark with switch, against windows and linux pc's. With no packages received
I am therefore unsure if the demo has the pinmap configured correctly, and/or if some settings I have missed should be changed. My question is therefore if anyone has enabled ethernet communication using the infineon tools, and can guide me?
Tools
I have chosen the HighTec toolchain using the debuger UDE, all are from the free tools available on Infineon.
Board
Infineon Aurix Tricore TC299 Starter Kit.
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02:22 PM
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May 12, 2017
02:22 PM
Claas wrote:
Hello
(I hope somebody can help me with this thread)
I am trying to enable ethernet communication on an Infineon Aurix Tricore, specifically TC29x. To this end I am using the Aurix SW_framework_tools and the ILLD supplied by Infineon on their Aurix workspace page (if you ask for access).
In the ILLD package and demo, they have a ethernet demo with loopback_mode enabled. This demo works fine on the board. I then wanted to send out a package to another machine to enable ethernet communication. I have tried fiddling around with settings, using wireshark with cross-over-cable, wireshark with switch, against windows and linux pc's. With no packages received
I am therefore unsure if the demo has the pinmap configured correctly, and/or if some settings I have missed should be changed. My question is therefore if anyone has enabled ethernet communication using the infineon tools, and can guide me?
Tools
I have chosen the HighTec toolchain using the debuger UDE, all are from the free tools available on Infineon.
Board
Infineon Aurix Tricore TC299 Starter Kit.
I have the exact same issue. Has anyone figured out how to do this?
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May 07, 2018
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Hello All,
Before reading this post, I also noticed the same issue posted in the link from vlylin.
However I still get absolutely nothing from the PHY. Has this issue been solved?
Before reading this post, I also noticed the same issue posted in the link from vlylin.
However I still get absolutely nothing from the PHY. Has this issue been solved?
Jan 17, 2019
03:41 AM
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Jan 17, 2019
03:41 AM
Claas wrote:
Hello
(I hope somebody can help me with this thread)
I am trying to enable ethernet communication on an Infineon Aurix Tricore, specifically TC29x. To this end I am using the Aurix SW_framework_tools and the ILLD supplied by Infineon on their Aurix workspace page (if you ask for access).
In the ILLD package and demo, they have a ethernet demo with loopback_mode enabled. This demo works fine on the board. I then wanted to send out a package to another machine to enable ethernet communication. I have tried fiddling around with settings, using wireshark with cross-over-cable, wireshark with switch, against windows and linux pc's. With no packages received
I am therefore unsure if the demo has the pinmap configured correctly, and/or if some settings I have missed should be changed. My question is therefore if anyone has enabled ethernet communication using the infineon tools, and can guide me?
Tools
I have chosen the HighTec toolchain using the debuger UDE, all are from the free tools available on Infineon.
Board
Infineon Aurix Tricore TC299 Starter Kit.
hi, can you please help me out, am trying to run the ethernet demo code on TC234 but its not getting run, the problem is that while using UDE and debugging it The programme gets stuck in
** \defgroup IfxLld_Cpu_Intrinsics_Gnucsingle_assembly Insert Single Assembly Instruction
The next table provides an overview of the intrinsic functions that you can use to insert a single assembly
instruction.You can also use inline assembly but these intrinsics provide a shorthand for frequently used
assembly instructions.
* \ingroup IfxLld_Cpu_Intrinsics_Gnuc
* \{
*/
/** Insert DEBUG instruction
*/
IFX_INLINE void Ifx__debug(void)
{
__asm__ volatile ("debug" : : : "memory");
}
please help me out.
Jan 21, 2019
10:02 PM
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Jan 21, 2019
10:02 PM
hi vivek
did u find any solution ?
did u find any solution ?
Jan 22, 2019
09:30 PM
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Jan 22, 2019
09:30 PM
SKG238234 wrote:
hi vivek
did u find any solution ?
Hi,
Thanks for asking at least, 🙂 because these days was fedup seeing no one is viewing my message. Atleast someone is able to see me.
Coming back to your question, am afraid to say No.
But while continuous debugging I found out that after executing these line of codes
void IfxEth_enableModule(void)
{
{
uint16 l_TempVar = IfxScuWdt_getCpuWatchdogPassword();
IfxScuWdt_clearCpuEndinit(l_TempVar);
ETH_CLC.U = 0;
IfxScuWdt_setCpuEndinit(l_TempVar);
}
}
the UDE gets stuck in this,
/** Insert DEBUG instruction
*/
IFX_INLINE void __debug(void)
{
__asm__ volatile ("debug" : : : "memory");
}
But now I don't know why this is happening, am new to AURIX, infact am new to this embedded field also, but am still trying to find out the solution of this.
I told you where the problem is, now you too try to find its solution, and to other friends over here, please help me and him out.
we/I need it to work ASAP