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| + | === Virtual Machine Development Package === | ||
| + | [[VM Development Package|Follow this article if you want to run a virtual Linux image]]. Note that running a VM requires a beefy laptop/desktop, and it only runs well if you can dedicate at least 2.5Gbyte of RAM and 2 CPUs for the VM. So if you have a slow windows machine, I would recommend get the Windows package. | ||
== Step by Step Tutorial == | == Step by Step Tutorial == | ||
Latest revision as of 04:05, 30 August 2018
Contents
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LPC17xx (SJ One Board) Advanced Topics :
Hyperload LPC Bootloader :
Get Development Package
- This article shows you how to write software for SJ One Board. The first step to getting started with the Development Package is to get the package itself!
- Get the Development Package and unzip in your C drive
- It is important to NOT unzip at your desktop
- The unzipped path should not have spaces
- Follow the steps below; screenshots of reference images are included.
- You can also watch a Video Demonstration
Virtual Machine Development Package
Follow this article if you want to run a virtual Linux image. Note that running a VM requires a beefy laptop/desktop, and it only runs well if you can dedicate at least 2.5Gbyte of RAM and 2 CPUs for the VM. So if you have a slow windows machine, I would recommend get the Windows package.
Step by Step Tutorial
Here are steps to follow in order to compile program for Embedded Processors:
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1. Plug-in your development board
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 Driver is in Development Package directory |
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2. Once Board driver is installed, open up Eclipse32_Emb.bat file
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 Browse Development Folder directory to find bat file |
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3. Once Eclipse opens, open ONLY ONE project. Close other projects if they are open.
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 Open Eclipse Project |
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4. Press Ctrl+B to build your project
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 Build Project |
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Now it is time to load the compiled program to the Embedded Board
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 Programming in Hyperload |
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8. Open up Hercules from your Development Package
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 View Output in Hercules |
Troubleshooting & Hints
- Clicking on Set in Hyperload CPU Frequency section will make more choices appear under COM Port speed.
- You can program at any of the baud rates listed
- Note that you can only open up COM Port in ONE Program
- If you are programming, close COM Port in Hercules and open in Hyperload
- If you wish to look at the output, close COM Port in Hyperload and open in Hercules
- Hyperload will always grab the latest HEX file before programming
- Only change HEX file if you are working on another project.
