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Sharing SWS protocol?

Open ospanic opened this issue 4 years ago • 5 comments

Thank you for your tools.

Earlier this year, I made a similar tool, but used a bootloader. TBXX_Flash_Tool.

I feel that your practice is very good. Where did you get the SWS protocol? Can you share this agreement with me? My email: [email protected] Thank You!

ospanic avatar Dec 10 '20 15:12 ospanic

All available information on SWire (SWS/SWM) is posted here: https://github.com/pvvx/TlsrTools/blob/master/DOCs/SWM_S.pdf Everything else is reengineering...

pvvx avatar Dec 11 '20 16:12 pvvx

@pvvx HI maybe now is a little late. But I check the doc and the code I found the address is 16bit in the doc but 24 bit in the code. Why there is a difference here? Is it because some type chip has 16 bit address setting but others has 24bits setting?

cheng3100 avatar Sep 08 '24 14:09 cheng3100

TLSR8266 - SWire addres 16 bit TLSR825x - SWire addres 24 bit

pvvx avatar Sep 08 '24 22:09 pvvx

thanks! Is it get by sniffer the official download tools or from some spec? Because I also found that the TLSR8359 's SWire address also 24bit. Maybe newer telink chip all use the 24bit address?

cheng3100 avatar Sep 09 '24 01:09 cheng3100

Is it get by sniffer the official download tools or from some spec?

Double:

All available information on SWire (SWS/SWM) is posted here: https://github.com/pvvx/TlsrTools/blob/master/DOCs/SWM_S.pdf Everything else is reengineering...


https://github.com/pvvx/TLSRPGM

options:
-u, --u2b             Use 2 bytes swire address (TLSR826x)

pvvx avatar Sep 09 '24 16:09 pvvx