Motorola MMCMPFB1200 User manual

KITEVS2107QS/D MOTOROLA
Quick Start Guide 1
Quick Start Guide — KITEVSMMC2107
Evaluation System
MMCMPFB1200 Platform Board
Install GNU Tools
1. Insert the CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive.
The install shield should begin automatically.
(If the install shield does not start automatically,
click on the Start button and select Run. Then
use theRundialogboxtorunfileAutorun.exe
of the CD-ROM.)
2. AnM•COREinstall screenappears.Clickon the
M•CORE Tools button to bring up a second
screen.
3. Click on the Install GNU Tools button, then
follow the instructions of successive screens to
install the tools into the default directory.
An installation-complete message indicates
successful installation.
4. Click on the OK button of the message box to
return to the second screen, then click on the
Exit button.
NOTE: If the GNU tools do not work after
installation your initial environment space may
be too small: it should be at least 4096 bytes.
(The way to make this setting may be different
for each system. For assistance, refer to your
Windows documentation, to Microsoft technical
support, or to Motorola technical support.)
Connect Your Boards
1. Make sure that all switches and jumper headers
of your MPFB1200 and CMB2107 have the
factory configuration.
2. Place the MPFB1200 on your work surface.
Hold the CMB2107 directly above the
MPFB1200. Orient the CMB2107 to align the
silk-screen right-triangle markings, at the ends
of the boards’ MAPI connectors P1 and P2.
3. Press the boards together, so that CMB2107
MAPI connectors J1 through J4 (on the bottom
of the board) connect with corresponding
MPFB1200 MAPI connectors P1 through P4.
Connect Boards to Your System
1. Connect the RS-232 cable between CMB2107
connector J58 and the serial port of your
computer. (If appropriate, use the DB9/DB25
adapter.)
2. Connect the +12-volt power supply to
MPFB1200 connector J17. (Do not connect a
power supply directly to the CMB2107: the
platform board supplies CMB power through the
MAPI ring.)
P4
P3
P1
P2
P3
J6
J7
J16
J8
J10
J12
J14
J5
J9
J11
J13
J15
Breadboard Areas
Breadboard
Area
W10
F1 J17 J18
J29
DS1
W1 W2 W3 W4
J19 J20
W9W8W7
DS2
DS3
J21
LCD display location
W5
J24
W6
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MOTOROLA KITEVS2107QS/D
2Quick Start Guide
3. Start CMB communication by selecting Hyper
Terminal from the Programs/Accessories group
of your computer. (Alternatively, activate a
comparable terminal emulation program.)
4. TheConnectionDescriptiondialogboxappears.
Enter a name and click on the OK button.
5. The Connect To dialog box appears. Select the
COM port to which you connected your serial
cable, then click on the OK button.
6. The Properties dialog box appears. Set the port
properties to 19200 bits per second, 8 data bits,
no parity, 1 stop bit, and no flow control. Click on
the OK button.
7. Connect the 12-volt power supply to line power;
apply 12-volt power to the MPFB1200.
8. The Picobug prompt appears in the Hyper
Terminal window. (Depending on your system,
you may need to press the enter key to bring up
the Picobug prompt.)
(Had the build process been set up to output an
S-record file, you could use Picobug at this point
to start debugging your application. But this
quick-start guide makes use of the more
powerful GNU debugger.)
9. From the Call menu, select Disconnect. Close
the Hyper Terminal window.
Build a Sample Application
1. Copy the CD-ROM subdirectory
Dev_Sys\MMC2107\quickstart to the root
directory of your hard disk (for example, to root
directory C:\).
2. Open an MS-DOS window, and change to the
quickstart subdirectory of your hard disk.
3. When the MS-DOS prompt returns, type
mpfb1200_qs and press the enter key. This
runs a batch file that sets up your application
environment. (Leave the MS-DOS window open
for later use.)
Debug Your Application
1. At the MS-DOS prompt, type
gdb-mcore mpfb1200_qs.elf. Press the
enter key.
2. At the GDB prompt, type target picobug
com2. (If you are using a different
communications port, change this command
appropriately.) Press the enter key.
3. At the GDB prompt, type load
mpfb1200_qs.elf. Press the enter key.
4. At the GDB prompt, type list. Press the enter
key several times to view the application. (The
program consists of 162 lines.)
5. At the GDB prompt, type run and press the
enter key. A Motorola MPFB1200
congratulations message advances across the
LCD display.
6. Press the CMB2107 reset switch. Then, at the
GDB prompt, type load mpfb1200_qs.elf,
and press the enter key.
7. At the GDB prompt, set a breakpoint at line 137
type BR 137 and press enter.
8. At the GDB prompt, type run and press the
enter key. The application executes until it
reaches line 137. The MS-DOS window shows
typical breakpoint information. The LCD display
shows only the words Motorola MPFB1200.
9. At the GDB prompt, delete the breakpoint: type
del 1and press the enter key.
10. At the GDB prompt, type cand press the enter
key. The application resumes execution of the
message loop; the congratulations message
again advances across the LCD display.
11. Press the CMB2107 reset switch.
12. At the GDB prompt, type qand press the enter
key. This quits the debugger application.
You have just set up your CMB2107 and your
MPFB1200; you have just used a simple application.
NOTE: Before you create and debug
applications of your own, check the product
release guides for your CMB and for your EVS
kit.ShouldCMBFLASHneedanewerversionof
system software, upgrade instructions will be in
one of these documents.
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