NXP Semiconductors Freescale 56800TDC User manual

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DSP56 00TDCKIG
Rev. 1, 10/2004
Freescale Semiconductor
56 00TDC Kit Installation Guide
Welcome!
Thank you for choosing this Freescale Development Tools product, featuring the
CodeWarrior Integrated Development Environment (IDE). This document provides
instructions on how to set up the Freescale 56 00/E Telecommunications Daugh-
ter Card (TDC1) with a 56 52EVM, 56 5 EVM, 56F 26EVM or 56 27EVM. If you
have any questions regarding the hardware kit or software development tools,
please contact the Technical Information Center:
www.freescale.com/support
Kit Contents
Your 56 00TDC kit includes:
Hardware
• TDC1 Board
Software
• Metrowerks® CodeWarrior® with Processor ExpertTM Development Tools
CD-ROM
• Freescale 56 00/E Accelerated Development System Resource CD-ROM
Documentation
•56800TDC Kit Installation Guide (this document)
• Warranty Registration card
System Requirements
•Appropriate EVM board
•CodeWarrior Development tools with
Processor Expert
Help
To obtain assistance for the 56 00TDC,
please contact the Technical Information
Center:
www.freescale.com/support
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Install the DC1 Board on an EVM
1. Remove all power connections from the EVM.
2. Review the EVM’s User Manual and disable any peripheral resource which you plan to use on the TDC1 board. For example, if
you are using a 56 5 EVM board and plan to use the ESSI Port #0 to communicate with the codecs on the TDC1 board, then the
ESSI Port #0 jumpers for the audio codec will need to be removed on the EVM board.
3. Connect the TDC1 to the EVM
• Align connectors P1 and P2 on the bottom of the TDC1 board above the 56 52EVM, 56 5 EVM, 56F 26EVM or the
56F 27EVM board’s connectors (J1 and J2,
respectively). The Keypad, Display and DAA portion of the TDC1 board whould be to the left side of the EVM.
• Press firmly on the TDC1 board above these two
connectors.
Configure the 56800 DCEVM Board
The TDC1board is shipped with all jumper blocks in the default configuration,
shown in the table at right.
For more information about jumper settings, refer to the TDC1 Hardware User’s
Manual (located on the Resource CD-ROM).
Jumper Group Connections
JG1 2 - 3, 5 - 6, - 9, 11 - 12, 14 - 15, 17 - 1
JG2 1 - 2
JG3 2 - 3
JG4 1 - 2
JG5 1 - 2
JG6 1 - 2
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Connect the EVM with DC1 to Your Computer
Additional Resources
• Code examples can be accessed in Processor Expert Examples Stationery by selecting File > New.
• Additional training, tutorials, code examples, and documentation can be found on the Resource CD-ROM.
• Additional Freescale 56 00/E hardware and chip documentation is available from:
www.freescale.com/dsp
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1. Follow the EVM’s Quick Installation Guide or the appropriate User’s Manual recommendations for connecting the 56 52EVM,
56 5 EVM, 56F 26EVM or56F 27EVM to your computer.
NO E: If a 56F826EVM or 56F827EVM is used with the DC1, the jumper at JG5 must be removed.
2. Plug the power supply into the power jack on the EVM board.
3. Plug the +12V DC power supply into an AC outlet.
IP: To protect the equipment from power source surges, the +12V DC power supply should be plugged into a surge-protected power
strip.