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Mountain-ICE Emulator Hardware User's Guide
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Mountain-ICE Emulator Hardware User's Guide
Notice Analog Devices Inc. reserves right make changes discontinue product service identified this publication without notice. Analog Devices assumes liability Analog Devices applications assistance, customer product design, customer software performance, infringement patents services described herein. addition, Analog Devices shall held liable special, collateral, incidental consequential damages connection with arising furnishing, performance, this product. Analog Devices products intended life-support applications, devices, systems. Analog Devices product such applications without written consent Analog Devices officer prohibited. Users restricted from copying, modifying, distributing, reverse engineering reverse assembling reverse compiling Mountain-ICE operational software (one copy made back-up purposes only). part this document reproduced form without permission. Trademarks property their respective holders.
Limited Warranty Mountain-ICE hardware warranted against defects materials workmanship period year from date purchase from Analog Devices from authorized dealer.
Copyright 1998-2000, Analog Devices, Inc. rights reserved Revision April 2000 MANMTNICE
Contents
INTRODUCTION.1 REQUIREMENTS HARDWARE CONFIGURATION INSTALLATION.
UNPACKING EMULATOR REMOVING COVER FROM YOUR COMPUTER.4 SETTING BASE ADDRESS.4 INSTALLING MOUNTAIN-ICE BOARD YOUR COMPUTER.6 CONFIGURING MOUNTAIN-ICE
3.5.1 CONNECTING VOLT TARGET.7 3.5.2 CONNECTING VOLT TARGET.8 3.5.3 REDUCING NOISE ISSUES JTAG SIGNALS.8
CONECTING MOUNTAIN-ICE BOARD.9 CONECTING YOUR TARGET SYSTEM.10
SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION INSTALLATION.11
WINDOWS 95/98 DRIVER INSTALLATION WINDOWS DRIVER INSTALLATION.11 WINDOWS 2000 DRIVER INSTALLATION
4.3.1 INSTALLING DRIVER
4.3.2 VIEWING EMULATOR CONFIGURATION.23 4.3.3 CHANGING EMULATOR CONFIGURATION.26
DEBUGGER SOFTWARE INSTALLATION OPERATION.26
SUPPORT
TECHNICAL SUPPORT QUALITY ASSURANCE
REFERENCES
List Figures
FIGURE JUMPERS FIGURE LEDS FIGURE TERMINATIORS CONNECTED JTAG SIGNALS FIGURE WELCOME ADD/REMOVE HARDWARE WIZARD DIALOG. FIGURE CHOOSE HARDWARE DEVICE DIALOG FIGURE CHOOSE HARDWARE DEVICE DIALOG FIGURE FIND HARDWARE DIALOG. FIGURE HARDWARE TYPE DIALOG FIGURE SELECT DEVICE DRIVER DIALOG. FIGURE INSTALL FROM DISK DIALOG FIGURE SELECT DEVICE DRIVER DIALOG. FIGURE WINDOWS WARNING MESSAGE DIALOG FIGURE HARDWARE WIZARD PROPERTIES DIALOG. FIGURE EDIT INPUT/OUTPUT RANGE DIALOG FIGURE START HARDWARE INSTALLATION DIALOG FIGURE COMPLETING ADD/REMOVE HARDWARE WIZARD DIALOG FIGURE SYSTEM PROPERTIES DIALOG FIGURE MOUNTAIN-ICE EMULATOR PROPERTIES DIALOG
List Tables
TABLE BASE ADDRESS SWITCH SETTING EXAMPLE
Introduction
White Mountain Mountain-ICE Universal Emulator system provides state-of-the-art emulation support Analog Devices JTAG family DSPs. provides controlled environment observing, debugging, testing activities target system connecting directly target processor through JTAG interface. Features Mountain-ICE system follows:
Runs with Windows®95/98/2000 Windows Emulation industry standard Analog Devices JTAG families DSPs Rugged high-speed JTAG emulation
Requirements
host requirements Mountain-ICE follows:
Pentium greater Windows 95/98/2000 Windows greater Minimum megabytes PC-AT memory
slot Administrator privileges install and/or configure this driver
under Windows 2000.
Hardware Installation Configuration
This section provides information required install Mountain-ICE card into your specific instructions installing card your computer, should consult operation manual that computer. general should able following instructions.
Important! Mountain-ICE n-circuit emulator contains (electrostatic discharge) sensitive devices. Electrostatic charges readily accumulate human body equipment discharge without detection. Permanent damage occur devices subjected highenergy discharges. Proper precautions recommended avoid performance degradation loss functionality.
Unpacking Emulator Remove Mountain-ICE board from package. Care should taken when handling these boards avoid discharge static electricity which damage some components. aside. Mountain-ICE board must first installed your computer. Removing Cover From Your Computer Make sure power power cords disconnected. should also disconnect other cables externally attached devices from main unit computer. Remove screws clips that secure cover unit carefully remove cover. operation manual your computer should contain detailed instructions removing cover. Setting Base Address base address factory configured 340h. Make sure that expansion boards installed your computer this address. this address already used another device, must change base address that device Mountain-ICE board. wish change this factory setting, table determine proper switch settings some recommended PC-AT addresses.
Base Address (Hex)
Table Base Address Switch Setting Examples
Installing Mountain-ICE Board Your Computer
After selecting free expansion slot Mountain-ICE board, remove cover plate from back expansion slot. Hold Mountain-ICE board firmly press carefully into expansion slot making sure that good connection made. Secure Mountain-ICE board computer chassis using screw hole used holding expansion cover plate. Replace cover computer's main unit reconnect cables devices. Configuring Mountain-ICE Important Note: Before connected target system important determine target volt volt DSP. factory default setting volt target. Section 3.5.2 explains configure volt target. Mountain-ICE contains four internal jumpers. These jumpers accessed removing four screws bottom plastic enclosure removing enclosure. jumpers shown figure Mountain-ICE also contains status LEDs. left voltage status (3V/5V) right emulator status. When emulator right illuminated. LEDs shown figure
Figure Jumpers
Figure LEDs
3.5.1 Connecting volt target
Jumper used differentiate between volt volt target. This only jumper that most users will need change. When jumper installed JTAG signals configured connect volt target. When jumper installed left side illuminated.
3.5.2 Connecting volt target
When jumper installed JTAG signals configured connect volt target. When jumper installed left illuminated. This default setting.
3.5.3 Reducing noise issues JTAG signals
There three jumpers provided help reduce problems that arise because ringing reflections JTAG signals target board. default that these jumpers installed. three jumpers Jumpers used adding parallel terminator CLKIN signals. When jumper installed parallel terminator connected CLKIN signals. Figure shows terminator connected JTAG signals. important note that your target MUST able drive load before these jumpers installed. cannot drive this load directly, driver should inserted between JTAG signals JTAG signals header.
Figure Terminators connected JTAG signals
Jumper provided allow board level test pins JTAG connector (BTMS, BTCK, BTRST, BTDI) used ground pins allow greater shielding JTAG cable connecting target. These pins should only used ground pins they used your target. Connecting Mountain-Ice Board connects Mountain-ICE board through shielded flat ribbon cable 25-pin connector. Connect Mountain-ICE before applying power JTAG header opposite side connected/disconnected live well unpowered) target system without damaging system.
Important! Connect/disconnect remote to/from emulator card only with power turned off. Failure follow this precaution result damage board.
Connecting Your Target System connects target processor through JTAG interface. target board must built with appropriate JTAG connector. Please note position pin. should used guide connect target. Included with MountainICE system extender connectors. These extenders used connect Mountain-ICE system target, which designed with ICEPACTM. These extenders allow connection JTAG pins ICEPAC header.
Software Installation Configuration
Windows 95/98 Driver Installation There required driver installation Windows 95/98. Windows Driver Installation Please refer emulator's software installation guide further detailed instructions. Windows 2000 Driver Installation Administrator privileges required install and/or configure this driver under Windows 2000.
4.3.1 Installing Driver
Follow instructions install Mountain-ICE emulator shown Section "Hardware Installation Configuration." From Windows 2000 Start Menu arrow "Settings" then "Control Panel." Double click "Add/Remove Hardware" icon.
dialog "Welcome Add/Remove Hardware Wizard"
will appear seen figure Click "Next."
Figure "Welcome Add/Remove Hardware Wizard" dialog
"Choose Hardware Task" dialog seen figure select "Add/Troubleshoot device" click "Next."
Figure "Choose Hardware Task" dialog
Windows 2000 will search Plug Play hardware your
machine. When finished will "Choose Hardware Device" dialog shown figure Select "Add device" click "Next."
Figure "Choose Hardware Device" dialog
"Find Hardware" dialog shown figure select "No, want select hardware from list" click "Next."
Figure "Find Hardware" dialog
"Hardware Type" dialog shown figure select
"Other devices" click "Next."
Figure "Hardware Type" dialog
"Select Device Driver" dialog shown figure click "Have Disk."
Figure "Select Device Driver" dialog
When "Install From Disk" dialog shown figure displayed, insert "Emulator Drivers CD", choose your drive letter, click "OK."
Figure "Install From Disk" dialog
When "Select Device Driver" dialog shown figure appears, select "Mountain-ICE Emulator" click "Next."
Figure "Select Device Driver" dialog
will warning that Windows could detect settings this device shown figure Click "OK."
Figure Windows warning message dialog
"Add Hardware Wizard Properties" dialog shown figure select "Input/Output Range" resource type click "Change Setting."
Figure "Add Hardware Wizard Properties" dialog
"Edit Input/Output Range" dialog shown figure
will appear. "Value" window scroll through possible address ranges available Mountain-ICE emulator.
Select range that does show conflicts "Conflict Information" window, click "OK." Note that must change switch settings Mountain-ICE board match this value next time power down your machine they already matched.
Figure "Edit Input/Output Range" dialog
will back "Add Hardware Wizard Properties"
dialog shown figure Notice "Input/Output Range" setting shows newly chosen value. Click "OK."
"Start Hardware Installation" dialog shown figure click "Next."
Figure "Start Hardware Installation" dialog
driver files will copy your machine "Completing Add/Remove Hardware Wizard" dialog will appear shown figure Click "Resources" view resources again, click "Finish" complete driver installation.
Figure "Completing Add/Remove Hardware Wizard" dialog
When dialog stating must reboot your computer before settings will take effect appears, click "Yes" restart your computer. 4.3.2 Viewing Emulator Configuration Click Start menu icon Windows 2000 task bar. Arrow "Settings" click "Control Panel" icon.
Double click "System" icon view "System Properties"
dialog.
From "Hardware" tab, click "Device Manager." shown figure
Figure "System Properties" dialog
Double click "DSP Emulators" icon expand this category.
Double click specific emulator view emulator
properties dialog.
Click "Resources" view resources this particular emulator shown figure
Figure "Mountain-ICE Emulator Properties" dialog
4.3.3 Changing Emulator Configuration From "Mountain-ICE Emulator Properties" dialog shown figure select "Input/Output Range" under "Resource settings" click "Change Setting." will "Edit Input/Output Range" dialog shown figure "Value" window scroll through possible address ranges available Mountain-ICE Emulator. Select range that does show conflicts "Conflict Information" window, click "OK." Note that must change switch settings Mountain-ICE board match this value next time power down your machine they already matched.
Upon clicking "OK" Emulator properties dialog will
"System Settings Change" dialog indicating that must restart your computer change take effect. Click "Yes" restart your computer now.
Debugger Software Installation Operation install operate debugger software, refer Software User's Guide included with software distribution.
Support
Technical Support fully support products. technical support Mountain-ICE, call (603) 883-2430 Monday Friday during normal business hours e-mail support@wmdsp.com. direct support Analog Devices family DSPs, call Analog Devices' Applications Engineering group (781) 461-3672. Quality Assurance White Mountain committed providing quality products services. efforts continually provide this quality, please contact Quality Assurance Department directly have concerns (603) 883-2430 Monday-Friday during normal business hours email quality@wmdsp.com. Quality Assurance Manager will listen your concerns provide effective solution.
References
This section discusses other documentation resources will need develop your application. information designing interface between Analog Devices JTAG emulation header your custom target board, refer Analog Devices JTAG Emulation Technical Reference (2.0), EE-68. information about your development platform, refer your operating system manuals hardware system manuals. information about digital signal processing theory application, want consult: Higgins. Digital Signal Processing VLSI. Prentice-Hall, 1990. Oppenheim Schafer. Digital Signal Processing. Prentice-Hall, 1975. information emulator software, refer Software Users Guide.

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