Quick Start - Simplicity Studio 6 - Using SEGGER SystemView with FreeRTOS

Getting Started with Simplicity Studio 6

1. SS6-101: Quick Start - Simplicity Studio 6 - Installation Guide

7:30
2. SS6-102: Quick Start - Simplicity Studio 6 - Working with Devices

6:40
3. SS6-103: Quick Start - Simplicity Studio 6 - Working with Demos

5:07
4. SS6-104: Quick Start - Simplicity Studio 6 - Working with Projects

15:27
5. SS6-105: Quick Start - Simplicity Studio 6 - Working with Visual Studio Code

11:26
6. SS6-106: Quick Start - Simplicity Studio 6 - Bluetooth GATT Configurator

9:23
7. SS6-107: Quick Start - Simplicity Studio 6 - Working with Software Components

19:23
8. SS6-108: Quick Start - Simplicity Studio 6 - Using SEGGER SystemView with FreeRTOS

21:30

This material is 8 of 8 in the Simplicity Studio 6 100: Getting Started with Simplicity Studio 6.

This series of videos shows how to get up and running with Simplicity Studio 6.

Overview

Get started with SEGGER SystemView and discover what is happening inside a FreeRTOS application running on a Silicon Labs device.

This video demonstrates how to enable and use SystemView with applications built using Simplicity Studio 6, with a particular focus on FreeRTOS. A Bluetooth thermometer application provides a practical wireless example, generating meaningful activity to examine as the device advertises, connects, transfers data, and disconnects.

You’ll learn how to:

Obtain and install the cost-free SystemView license for Silicon Labs devices- Understand continuous, single-shot, and post-mortem recording
Add SystemView support using a Simplicity Studio software component
Configure a FreeRTOS application for continuous recording
Connect SystemView to the target through J-Link
Navigate the Events List, Timeline, CPU Load, and Context views

Through Silicon Labs' licensing agreement with SEGGER, SystemView is available free of charge to anyone developing applications for Silicon Labs wireless SoCs and microcontrollers.

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