SysConfig Getting Started
Overview
SysConfig is used for both low-level PinMux configuration and target software configuration. SysConfig offers a superset of features which were part of the TI PinMux tool. To use SysConfig to determine the bare metal pin multiplexing configuration for a design, your design's device peripheral requirements are first entered into the tool. The tool then automatically determines the mux configuration which will satisfy your pin requirements. Once determined, the tool can either generate source code that configures the device at runtime, or a summary file showing the configuration. Using SysConfig to configure target device software is very similar to use for low-level pinmux configuration. As you enter your software driver requirements the tool will automatically configure the low-level pinmux options and generate code to use the driver APIs.
Features:
- Enter software and pin requirements for your design with an easy to use User Interface
- A quick auto-solver for finding configurations based on your requirements
- File View allows you to download one or all generated files at any given point in your design
- Code Preview View lets you inspect changes to the generated code as new requirements are entered
- SysConfig projects are compatible with the desktop version, allow you to continue your design on any machine
- Legacy PinMux projects can automatically be converted to SysConfig projects.