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6.4.2 Establishing a connection between the FlexGUI and the hardware

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To establish a connection between the FlexGUI and the hardware, the microcontroller
board needs to be connected to the PC with a USB cable and a battery supply provided
for the UJA116xA-EVB (see
operating system to detect the connection and locate the appropriate USB driver.
Once the connection has been established, a communication session can be started over
the USB link:
• Click the Search button to detect all available serial connections.
• Identify and select the COM port of the board. It is usually the last item on the list if no
other USB cables were connected to the PC since the board was plugged in.
• Click Start to enable the connection.
The text in the lower left corner of the window should turn from red to green, to indicate
that the session has started successfully
be accessed, as discussed in the following sections.
Figure 30. FlexGUI, USB connection to MCU board established
If FlexGUI shuts down during a connection attempt, there may be a conflict due to an
obsolete jssc (java simple serial connector) library in the user cache. This problem can
be solved by removing that library from the cache, e.g. with the command:
del "%USERPROFILE%\.jssc\windows\jSSC-2.8_x86_64.dll".
When this command is executed (e.g. by double-clicking on a text file that includes this
line and has a file extension .cmd), the obsolete library is removed from the cache and a
later version of the library is cached the next time FlexGUI starts up.
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Figure
20). Note that it may take a few seconds for the PC
(Figure
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UJA116xA evaluation boards
30). The FlexGUI functionality can now
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