AURIX devices have several sensitive modules/areas (BMHDs, HSM, UCBs), which could lock the device permanently when configured incorrectly. To prevent locking your device follow these recommendations: Image checker Use theImage checker during UCB or HSM code programming. A separate license...
This topic explains what an application reset is, why it affects breakpoint detection, and provides potential workarounds for debugging HSM (Hardware Security Module) cores effectively. What is an application (software) reset? In the context of AURIX debugging, an application reset refers ...
When the AURIX is reset with the debugger connected and the Hardware Security Module (HSM) is enabled in the User Configuration Block (UCB), the boot code of TC2xx / TC3xx sets a breakpoint to HSM’s first instruction. This stops the HSM core from running and if the primary core expects the...
This topic applies only to winIDEA versions up to 9.21.126 . For HSM flash sector security in newer winIDEA versions the code which goes to those sectors is already checked by the Image checker. For more information refer to the Infineon AURIX: Prevent locking . On the first generation, Tr...
Devices or cores can be locked or hidden by the silicon vendor. In this case, a warning in the Progress window indicates that the device is not fully unlocked. Solution Create a ticket via the Support portal and provide the following information: Your exact location and company name Screen...
The HSM (Hardware Security Module) is an optional module available on selected AURIX devices. Through winIDEA, you can program an HSM application and configure the UCB (User Configuration Block) which is required to enable the HSM on your AURIXdevice. More information in winIDEA Help: TC2x...