Launchpad Demo Project Download [UPDATED]

The LAUNCHXL-F28379D Users Guide ( ) says.. "4.3 Program and Debug the ADC Sample Demo Application The project and associated source code for the C2000 Delfino LaunchPad demo is included in the C2000Ware software package and should automatically be found by the TI Resource Explorer in Code Composer Studio. In the resource explorer, navigate C2000Ware to find the device_support\f2837xd\examples folder. Expand this item and LAUNCHXL-F28379D, then select the LaunchPad Demo Application. Follow the steps in the main pane of the resource explorer to import, build, debug, and run this application."

But in the CCS Resource Explorer and online device_support\f2837xd\examples folder".. and I cannot locate the CCS project for the OoBox / demo application.. just a .lnk file.. but unsure what to do with that. Here is what I see in resource explorer.. couple of close options but neither seem to actually include the actual OoBox demo application.

Launchpad Demo Project Download

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The demo illustrates the use of integration of Ethernet driver and lightweight IP (lwIP), which is a widely used open-source TCP/IP stack designed for embedded systems. The demo runs a static webserver. The driver code is generated with TI HALCoGen, and lwIP is ported to the Hercules devices.

The active webserver demo extends the lwIP demo. It serves a web page which can be navigated, and it also allows to control some LEDs on the launchpad. There are two demos bundled, show cases the CGI and SSI CGI handling capability of the webserver

The DMA controller is used to transfer data between two locations in thememory map in the background of CPU operations. This application reportdemonstrates how to use the DMA to free CPU cycles while transmittingSPI messages. The example was designed to be run on the LAUNCHXL2 seriesof launchpads.

For all the example projects that I have used, there is a README.html attached to the project. If you double click on that, it will open a tab containing more info on the project. It would be helpful to run through the examples to familiarize yourself with the overall environment.

I am looking to build a project with the CC2650 and would like to get started with at least some board files. It would be great if TI released the source code for the demo application as I suppose it already has all the drivers and examples to access the peripherals on the board. (serial flash, buttons, leds)

The image in the store is dated, (you'll notice it says 1.0 on it) the LaunchPads in mass production are the v1.1s, which is the one you have. I can confirm that you can program a sensortag using the on board XDS110 from the LP, as the above wiki states.

I cannot comment as to the release of the resident source code at this time, but I can say that you should expect a board file, and some updated examples (i.e. SimpleBLEPeripheral) that use the LP on the TI Github by early next week. There will also be a porting guide on how to move your existing BLEv2.1 projects to the LP.

Follow this repo for the latest and greatest

github.com/.../ble-sdk-210-extra

By purchasing a set of Phantom Stickers you agree that Kaskobi and/or any other associates are not liable if any damage is done to your launchpad or other property. All modifications are at your own risk.

Note that only the generic ARM Cortex-M tickless implementation is demonstrated,which prevents any of the advanced MSP432 low power modes from being entered, andtherefore does not get close to demonstrating the power saving that could otherwisebe achieved.

The RTOS demo projects can be configured to build eithera simple blinky project that also demonstrates FreeRTOS's generic tickless lowpower mode, or a comprehensive test and demo application. The constantconfigCREATE_SIMPLE_TICKLESS_DEMO, which is defined at the top of theprojects' FreeRTOSConfig.h file, is usedto switch between the two.

Note the comments at the top of this page about thedifference in power saving that can be achieved by the demonstrated generictickless implementation when compared to what could be achieved using an MSP432specific tickless implementation.

Note 1: The projects for all the compilers are contained in the same directorywithin the FreeRTOS .zip file download. Code Composer Studio (CCS) will fail to buildthe project if the directory already contains object files that were generatedby a different compiler. It is necessary to delete all intermediary files from thedirectory, and its sub-directories, before it is possible to switch to using theCode Composer Studio project after either the IAR or uVision projects have alreadybeen used.

Note 2: The CCS project references files using relative paths, includingFreeRTOS-Plus-CLI files from the /FreeRTOS-Plus directory. The project mayfail to build if a directory path is changed or if a file is moved. Eclipse's'export' features can be used to convert the project into a stand-alone projectthat only uses directories under the directory in which the .project file is located.

Recently my sister has gotten into electronic music production as a hobby, and I decided to dust off my old Launchpad S and set her up with some projects to have fun learning some classics like Weapon and Tetris on the side. I also never really used the Launchpad for playing songs, mostly for triggering samples and beats during sets on some parties I played.

So I hopped onto google to search this old website I knew, that hosted numerous files, sample packs and projects from the creators themselves. I remember reading on the about section of the website that it was run by 2 French enthusiasts and fans of the controller, and I remember that M4Sonic around that time has recreated Weapon just so he can upload it to this site. It was also probably one of the more popular if not THE most popular (not sure, SoNevable was active there too) upload on the site. And you could comment on the projects and like/dislike them.

For the life of me I cannot find any guides on how to setup MIDI to/out for the launchpad x. Every tutorial and video seems to be geared towards older models but don't work for my launchpad X. Does anyone else have any advice on this or links to tutorials that worked for them with an X?

The curated lab walks through the deployment of a demo application. For those with an imminent edge project, the demo application can be used to test the features of Fleet Command but full testing onsite is still necessary.

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