When I use XTC Tools for a test , I type "xrun -l"
the console show that it can find my device
Available XMOS Devices
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ID Name Adapter ID Devices
-- ---- ---------- -------
0 XMOS XTAG-3 UNWBWDKS O[0]
but
when I use xTIME Composer Command Prompt (Community_14.4.1)
it shows me the message below
Available XMOS Devices
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No Available Devices Found
then I open xTIME Composer Studio (Community_14.4.1)
Run->Run Configuration ->xCore Application
Device options:
Run on : hardware
Target: I can see nothing here....
I press the button "Refresh list" ,but still can't discover my device。
so what't wrong with my environment?
I am a noob,
Need your help
Thanks a lot!
Why xTIME Composer Studio (Community_14.4.1) can not find my device while XTC Tools can?
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I get this problem a lot with Windows 10 x64. So far the thing that works for me is a combination of:
1) connecting the PC to the xTAG after both the target and PC have powered up, and
2) trying xrun -l until it works.
Eventually it does work for me.
1) connecting the PC to the xTAG after both the target and PC have powered up, and
2) trying xrun -l until it works.
Eventually it does work for me.
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This is a known issue. The XTAG firmware is based on an old USB module that has some issues with specific USB hardware that have been fixed in the new USB library. I think so.
Workaround:
1. If possible, find a pure USB2.0 port in your PC for better compatibility.
2. Each time you turn off device power, reconnect XTAG USB.
Works for me.
Workaround:
1. If possible, find a pure USB2.0 port in your PC for better compatibility.
2. Each time you turn off device power, reconnect XTAG USB.
Works for me.
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Unfortunately it is not easy to switch between the XTC 15 series tools and xTimeComposer 4 series and use the XTAG.
The cleanest solution is to delete the XTAG driver using the Device Manager and re-install the Tools you which use and the installer will set up the correct XTAG driver.
The cleanest solution is to delete the XTAG driver using the Device Manager and re-install the Tools you which use and the installer will set up the correct XTAG driver.
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And you need to power-cycle the XTAG before using with the newly installed tools.