1.

Only ever run a Diamond application when all processors have been disconnected from Code Composer. If you do not do this, Code Composer can get confused and become unable to access your board. If this happens you can try disconnecting all the processors and then connecting them again. If this doesn't work you must shut down Code Composer and restart it. This usually clears the problem.

2.

The procedure used by Diamond to load a multiprocessor network is complex and does not allow individual processors to be restarted. This means that you cannot restart an application using Code Composer’s restart facility; you must set the processors running free, stop the application from the Server, and restart it from step 10 above.

3.

When using the Code Composer Setup utility, the processors are listed in their order on the JTAG scan chain. On the Lyrtech SignalMaster boards this corresponds to the order in which processor numbers are assigned in the hardware documentation.