Hi Jpitt,

Thanks for your help, I've managed to resolve this issue. 

It seems I had two different versions of the MCU SDK:

- v 6.0.0.0 (without Micrium)

- v 5.x.x.x (with Micrium)

The earlier version didnt have configurator/pintool support as you stated and for some reason the v 6.0.0.0 didn't have Micrium and also it wouldn't allow me to update Micrium either.

I did a fresh install of Simplicity Studio (deleted all files and folders) and it now works correctly.

Thanks for your help,

Errol

Hi,

I've designed a custom PCB using the EFM32TG11 processor.

I'm able to flash the processor with the "Micrium OS Blink" example and it works correctly. However I would like to use the pin tool in order to define the peripherals that I'm using for each of the pins.

If I convert the project to a Configurable Project (slcp) then I can access the pin tool, but the project no longer builds (even if I dont change anything).

I've read through the user guides (Start a Project - v1.0 - Simplicity Studio API Documentation Silicon Labs (silabs.com)) and the pictures seem to suggest that creating a new project should produce a .slcp file (without needing to convert the project to a configurable project), but this isn't what happens for me when I follow the instructions.

What is the correct workflow to generate a new Micrium OS project for custom hardware?

Regards,

Errol