Dependencies: TivaWare C Series, 2.2.0.295
Put TivaWare under /home/user/ti/TivaWare_C_Series-2.2.0.295 or C:\ti\TivaWare_C_Series-2.2.0.295
After importing the project to your CCS workspace, right click on the project, select properties, and find the Resource - Linked Resources.
Modify SW_ROOT to point the your TivaWare folder, and click apply and close.
Click Build, and it should build with no problems.
Notice: make sure the
Debugfolder is empty, while transferring code between different computers.
Notice: the files in the
utils/directory are not visible in the filesystem, because these are linked in a special way within the CCS eco system. See.projectfile.
After plugging the USB to your host computer, issue the following command:
aseqdump -l
It should return:
Port Client name Port name
0:0 System Timer
0:1 System Announce
14:0 Midi Through Midi Through Port-0
24:0 TM4C USB-MIDI TM4C USB-MIDI MIDI 1
24:1 TM4C USB-MIDI TM4C USB-MIDI MIDI 2
24:0 is the Audio Control Interface, Input 24:1 is the Midi Streaming Interface, Output
The default program should send a note to channel 1, repeatedly, by making a 0.3s pause.
Connect your serial terminal emulator to /dev/ttyACM0.
Notice: The serial terminal is accessible by LaunchPad programming connector. So you have to connect both USB cables to your launchpad.
Issue the following command:
aplaymidi -p 24:0 file.mid
On your terminal, you should see the midi notes.
Comment out the MIDI_USB_Rx_Task(); and all the other noteOn, noteOff statements from the main loop and uncomment the:
// MIDI_USB_Echo_Task(); statement.
Connect 24:1 to Qsynth. All the notes you send to the midi device will be echoed back to Qsynth.
- Copyright 2021 Stephan Bourgeois
- Ported to TM4C123 by Can Altineller
- Originally written by Andy Peters