FRDM-MCXN947: Target Mismatch detected

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FRDM-MCXN947: Target Mismatch detected

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elby
Contributor II

Hi, I am new to NXP board and MCXpresso IDE. I am using FRDM-MCXN947 board where I am trying to execute a simple Hello World application. I am not sure if I am on the right path. I tried with Zephyr example it didn't work or perhaps nothing came up in the Serial Monitor when I tried to print message there (HELLO WORLD) . 

Now, I am trying with MCXpresso IDE where I have picked the Hello world example from "Import SDK examples"- build. When I clicked "Debug" I was able to see the board and probe however I had this warning.

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I carried on with "Yes" and this started to Debug.

I had the following issue:

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Can some explain me what went wrong? Thanks in Advance.

 

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diego_charles
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hi @elby 

We can temporally ignore the warning. 

To re-gain debug access, boot the MCu into ISP mode and then trigger a mass erase. Easiest way for doing this is by using the debugger, over SWD.

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 If you are having troubles, we can try to do a mass erase over LPUART/USB using the MCUXpresso Secure Provisioning Tool. You can also share a picture of your board jumper setup to double check settings and connections. 

Diego

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elby
Contributor II

Hi, Thanks - it's working now.

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diego_charles
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Hi @elby 

We can temporally ignore the warning. 

To re-gain debug access, boot the MCu into ISP mode and then trigger a mass erase. Easiest way for doing this is by using the debugger, over SWD.

diego_charles_1-1747334259146.png

 

 If you are having troubles, we can try to do a mass erase over LPUART/USB using the MCUXpresso Secure Provisioning Tool. You can also share a picture of your board jumper setup to double check settings and connections. 

Diego

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