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While reading through the BlueCore BCCMD Commands documentation, I came
across the "memory" test command. This command allows us to read or
write from/to a block of RAM within the chip.
The documentation is rather sparse for this test command. The Varid and
Type are documented, indicating that it's possible to specify a base
memory address and a length of bytes, but it does not indicate how to
differentiate a read or write operation.
Does anyone have more documentation on this test command, or know how to
use this command to read memory from RAM on the chip for a given offset?
Thanks!
- -Josh
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Hi Josh,
> While reading through the BlueCore BCCMD Commands documentation, I came
> across the "memory" test command. This command allows us to read or
> write from/to a block of RAM within the chip.
>
> The documentation is rather sparse for this test command. The Varid and
> Type are documented, indicating that it's possible to specify a base
> memory address and a length of bytes, but it does not indicate how to
> differentiate a read or write operation.
the BCCMD itself differs between writing or reading a value and this
should be the same for direct memory access.
> Does anyone have more documentation on this test command, or know how to
> use this command to read memory from RAM on the chip for a given offset?
I think that I do, but without permission from CSR I will not share them
or make them public.
Regards
Marcel
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