5.6.1 Switching to Debug Mode
Switch Logic Designer to Debug mode before debugging.
SEE ALSO
For details on how to switch Logic Designer into Debug mode, see ”Switching Logic Designer to Debug
Mode” of TI “STARDOM FCN/FCJ Primer – Fundamental.”
If no warning dialog is displayed when switching to Debug mode, as is the case
described in the above-mentioned TI document, you can begin debugging after the
switchover is completed.
When making a switch to Debug mode, however, a warning dialog may be
displayed. Some possible warning messages are described below, along with their
remedies.
1. If project on FCN-500, FCN-RTU and project in Logic Designer have
different names
If the project running on the FCN-500 or FCN-RTU is different from the project
currently open in Logic Designer, the following dialog is displayed.
Explanation of warning
The above figure shows that the name of the project currently running on the
FCN-500 or FCN-RTU is “TEST1” while the name of the project currently open in
Logic Designer is “TEST2.”
Even if the control applications of the two projects are identical, so long as their
project names are different, Logic Designer treats them as different projects.
For this reason, switching to Debug mode is disallowed.
Solution for warning
This warning will not be displayed if the project running on the FCN-500 or FCN-
RTU and the project currently open in Logic Designer have the same name.
In the above example, you can either open project “TEST1”, which is currently
running on the FCN-500 or FCN-RTU, in Logic Designer, or download project
“TEST2”, which is currently open in Logic Designer, to the FCN-500 or FCN-
RTU .
Either of these solutions will make the two project names identical and thus
enable successful switching into Debug mode.
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