OPEN_BSL_CMD_JUMP_TO_ADDR command

Description

The OPEN_BSL_CMD_JUMP_TO_ADDR is used to make the target device jump to a certain destination address and start executing the instruction from there

This command can be enabled by using the OPEN_BSL_CONFIG_SUPPORT_CMD_JUMP_TO_ADDR compile options in OpenBSL_Config.h

Depending on the target/application specific implementation, this function most probably causes the device also to leave the BSL mode

Packet Format

REQUEST packet format

| CMD | ADDR |

Field Name	Length	Description
CMD	1 byte	OPEN_BSL_CMD_JUMP_TO_ADDR (0x0A)
ADDR	4 bytes	Destination address (LSB first)

Positive RESPONSE packet format:

| RESP |

Field Name	Length	Description
RESP	1 byte	(OPEN_BSL_CMD_JUMP_TO_ADDR|OPEN_BSL_RESP_BIT_MASK) (0x8A)