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Support at 15:29, 5 April 2012

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	===Downloading Code Examples using the Ethernet Bootloader===		===Downloading Code Examples using the Ethernet Bootloader===
-	The Eagle 50E is shipped with an Ethernet bootloader that can be used to update the firmware on the board from an Ethernet connection. The bootloader uses the BOOTP and TFTP protocols to temporarily acquire an IP address and copy the binary image to the board. The LM Flash Programmer implements a small BOOTP and TFTP server to do this.	+	The Eagle 50E is shipped with an Ethernet bootloader that can be used to update the firmware on the board from an Ethernet connection. The bootloader uses the BOOTP and TFTP protocols to temporarily acquire an IP address and copy the binary image to the board. The LM Flash Programmer implements a small BOOTP and TFTP server to do this. The LM Flash Programmer can be downloaded from Texas Instruments website. http://www.ti.com/tool/lmflashprogrammer

	The bootloader uses the first 8 KB of the flash address space (0x00000000 to 0x00001fff). Programs loaded with the bootloader should be linked to start at address 0x00002000. That is done automatically if you use the “ewarm/application.icf” or “gcc/application.ld” linker scripts used in the examples.		The bootloader uses the first 8 KB of the flash address space (0x00000000 to 0x00001fff). Programs loaded with the bootloader should be linked to start at address 0x00002000. That is done automatically if you use the “ewarm/application.icf” or “gcc/application.ld” linker scripts used in the examples.
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	===Downloading Code Examples using the Serial Bootloader===		===Downloading Code Examples using the Serial Bootloader===
-	The Eagle 50 is shipped with a Serial bootloader that can be used to update the firmware on the board from a Serial connection. To place the bootloader in update mode you need to press and hold the user button while the board is starting up, e.g. via power up or when pressing the reset button. After the board starts up release the user button and you will see the user LED blinking approximately once per second. That indicates the board is ready to receive a firmware update via a Serial connection.	+	The Eagle 50 is shipped with a Serial bootloader that can be used in conjuction with the LM Flash Programming software to update the firmware on the board from a Serial connection. The LM Flash Programmer can be downloaded from Texas Instruments website http://www.ti.com/tool/lmflashprogrammer.
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		+	To place the bootloader in update mode you need to press and hold the user button while the board is starting up, e.g. via power up or when pressing the reset button. After the board starts up release the user button and you will see the user LED blinking approximately once per second. That indicates the board is ready to receive a firmware update via a Serial connection.

	Programs loaded with the bootloader should be linked to start at address 0x00002000. That is done automatically if you use the “ewarm/application.icf” or “gcc/application.ld” linker scripts used in the examples. You can overwrite the bootloader if you so desire by using the “ewarm/standalone.icf” or “gcc/ standalone.ld” linker scripts and downloading your binary image via the JTAG. Currently the bootloader cannot be overwritten via the Serial port.		Programs loaded with the bootloader should be linked to start at address 0x00002000. That is done automatically if you use the “ewarm/application.icf” or “gcc/application.ld” linker scripts used in the examples. You can overwrite the bootloader if you so desire by using the “ewarm/standalone.icf” or “gcc/ standalone.ld” linker scripts and downloading your binary image via the JTAG. Currently the bootloader cannot be overwritten via the Serial port.

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2012-04-03T19:08:14Z

Downloading Firmware from the Command Line

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	*7. Click on the "Program" button		*7. Click on the "Program" button

-	===Downloading ~~Firmware~~ from the Command Line===	+	===Downloading Code Examples from the Command Line===
	The TI Flash Programmer can also be invoked from the command line. The command line allows you to program the Eagle SBC though Ethernet Bootloader, Serial Bootloader, or FTDI JTAG. This section provides a step by step procedure for each programming method.		The TI Flash Programmer can also be invoked from the command line. The command line allows you to program the Eagle SBC though Ethernet Bootloader, Serial Bootloader, or FTDI JTAG. This section provides a step by step procedure for each programming method.
	Follow these steps to program the board using the command line and the Ethernet Bootloader. The Eagle 50E and Eagle 100 comes with the Ethernet Bootloader.		Follow these steps to program the board using the command line and the Ethernet Bootloader. The Eagle 50E and Eagle 100 comes with the Ethernet Bootloader.

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2012-04-03T19:07:55Z

Downloading Firmware using the Serial Bootloader

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	*2. Try bypassing the network by connecting the Eagle 50E directly to the computer Ethernet port. A regular CAT5 cable will work. Make sure to close the LM Flash Programmer software and start at step 2 in the above procedure.		*2. Try bypassing the network by connecting the Eagle 50E directly to the computer Ethernet port. A regular CAT5 cable will work. Make sure to close the LM Flash Programmer software and start at step 2 in the above procedure.

-	===Downloading ~~Firmware~~ using the Serial Bootloader===	+	===Downloading Code Examples using the Serial Bootloader===
	The Eagle 50 is shipped with a Serial bootloader that can be used to update the firmware on the board from a Serial connection. To place the bootloader in update mode you need to press and hold the user button while the board is starting up, e.g. via power up or when pressing the reset button. After the board starts up release the user button and you will see the user LED blinking approximately once per second. That indicates the board is ready to receive a firmware update via a Serial connection.		The Eagle 50 is shipped with a Serial bootloader that can be used to update the firmware on the board from a Serial connection. To place the bootloader in update mode you need to press and hold the user button while the board is starting up, e.g. via power up or when pressing the reset button. After the board starts up release the user button and you will see the user LED blinking approximately once per second. That indicates the board is ready to receive a firmware update via a Serial connection.

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2012-04-03T19:07:36Z

Downloading Firmware using the Ethernet Bootloader

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	{{:CooCox Flash Programmer Download}}		{{:CooCox Flash Programmer Download}}

-	===Downloading ~~Firmware~~ using the Ethernet Bootloader===	+	===Downloading Code Examples using the Ethernet Bootloader===
	The Eagle 50E is shipped with an Ethernet bootloader that can be used to update the firmware on the board from an Ethernet connection. The bootloader uses the BOOTP and TFTP protocols to temporarily acquire an IP address and copy the binary image to the board. The LM Flash Programmer implements a small BOOTP and TFTP server to do this.		The Eagle 50E is shipped with an Ethernet bootloader that can be used to update the firmware on the board from an Ethernet connection. The bootloader uses the BOOTP and TFTP protocols to temporarily acquire an IP address and copy the binary image to the board. The LM Flash Programmer implements a small BOOTP and TFTP server to do this.

Support: /* Downloading Firmware using the CoFlash Flash Programmer and the picoJTAG */

2012-04-03T19:07:16Z

Downloading Firmware using the CoFlash Flash Programmer and the picoJTAG

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	Please see the picoJTAGs Wiki: http://wiki.micromint.com/index.php/PicoJTAG_Manual/Getting_Started#IAR_Plugin		Please see the picoJTAGs Wiki: http://wiki.micromint.com/index.php/PicoJTAG_Manual/Getting_Started#IAR_Plugin

-	===Downloading ~~Firmware~~ using the CoFlash Flash Programmer and the picoJTAG===	+	===Downloading Code Examples using the CoFlash Flash Programmer and the picoJTAG===
	{{:CooCox Flash Programmer Download}}		{{:CooCox Flash Programmer Download}}

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Downloading Firmware using EWARM

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-	===Downloading ~~Firmware~~ using EWARM===	+	===Downloading Code Examples using EWARM===
	EWARM can be configured to download firmware using a variety of different debuggers. The following section explains how to set-up EWARM for using the J-Link, optional USB Debugger, and the picoJTAG.		EWARM can be configured to download firmware using a variety of different debuggers. The following section explains how to set-up EWARM for using the J-Link, optional USB Debugger, and the picoJTAG.

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2012-04-03T19:02:00Z

Steps for using the optional USB Debugger and EWARM

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	* 8. Select "Debug>Go" from the drop down menu.		* 8. Select "Debug>Go" from the drop down menu.

-	====Steps for using the optional USB Debugger and EWARM====	+	====Steps for using the optional USB Debugger on the Eagle 50 and EWARM====
	* 1. Select "Projects>Options" from the drop down menu.		* 1. Select "Projects>Options" from the drop down menu.
	* 2. Select the "Debugger" category.		* 2. Select the "Debugger" category.

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Downloading Firmware using EWARM

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	EWARM can be configured to download firmware using a variety of different debuggers. The following section explains how to set-up EWARM for using the J-Link, optional USB Debugger, and the picoJTAG.		EWARM can be configured to download firmware using a variety of different debuggers. The following section explains how to set-up EWARM for using the J-Link, optional USB Debugger, and the picoJTAG.

-	~~Please follow these steps~~ for the J-Link and EWARM:	+	====Steps for using the J-Link and EWARM====
	* 1. Select "Projects>Options" from the drop down menu.		* 1. Select "Projects>Options" from the drop down menu.
	* 2. Select the "Debugger" category.		* 2. Select the "Debugger" category.
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	* 8. Select "Debug>Go" from the drop down menu.		* 8. Select "Debug>Go" from the drop down menu.

-	~~Please follow these steps~~ for the optional USB Debugger and EWARM:	+	====Steps for using the optional USB Debugger and EWARM====
	* 1. Select "Projects>Options" from the drop down menu.		* 1. Select "Projects>Options" from the drop down menu.
	* 2. Select the "Debugger" category.		* 2. Select the "Debugger" category.
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	* 8. Select "Debug>Go" from the drop down menu.		* 8. Select "Debug>Go" from the drop down menu.

-	~~Please follow the steps~~ for the picoJTAG and EWARM on the picoJTAGs Wiki: http://wiki.micromint.com/index.php/PicoJTAG_Manual/Getting_Started#IAR_Plugin	+	====Steps for using the picoJTAG and EWARM ====
		+	Please see the picoJTAGs Wiki: http://wiki.micromint.com/index.php/PicoJTAG_Manual/Getting_Started#IAR_Plugin

	===Downloading Firmware using the CoFlash Flash Programmer and the picoJTAG===		===Downloading Firmware using the CoFlash Flash Programmer and the picoJTAG===

Support: /* Downloading Firmware using EWARM */

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Downloading Firmware using EWARM

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	===Downloading Firmware using EWARM===		===Downloading Firmware using EWARM===
-	~~To use~~ the J-Link ~~debugger with IAR EWARM~~, ~~select~~ Projects> Options~~> Debugger with~~ the ~~project name selected in~~ the ~~workspace~~. On the ~~“Setup”~~ tab select “J-Link/J-Trace” ~~as the driver and “main” as the location~~ to ~~run~~ to. On the Download tab make sure ~~that “Use~~ flash loader(s) is checked. Click ~~OK to save~~ the ~~settings~~. ~~Then select the “Download~~ and ~~debug” button on~~ the ~~toolbar and then~~ the ~~“Go” button to execute~~.	+	EWARM can be configured to download firmware using a variety of different debuggers. The following section explains how to set-up EWARM for using the J-Link, optional USB Debugger, and the picoJTAG.
-	~~To use~~ the USB ~~debugger with IAR~~ EWARM~~, select~~ Projects> Options~~> Debugger with~~ the ~~project name selected in~~ the ~~workspace~~. On the ~~“Setup”~~ tab select “LMI FTDI” ~~as the driver and “main” as the location~~ to ~~run~~ to. On the Download tab make sure ~~that “Use~~ flash loader(s)~~” is~~ checked. Click OK ~~to save~~ the ~~settings~~. ~~Then select~~ the ~~“Download~~ and ~~debug” button~~ on the ~~toolbar and then the “Go” button to execute~~.	+
		+	Please follow these steps for the J-Link and EWARM:
		+	* 1. Select "Projects>Options" from the drop down menu.
		+	* 2. Select the "Debugger" category.
		+	* 3. On the "Setup" tab select “J-Link/J-Trace”.
		+	* 4. Make sure "Run to" has a check next to it and "main" is written in the text box.
		+	* 5. On the "Download" tab make sure "Verify download" and "Use flash loader(s) are checked
		+	* 6. Click the "OK" button.
		+	* 7. Select "Projects>Download and Debug" from the drop down menu.
		+	* 8. Select "Debug>Go" from the drop down menu.
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		+	Please follow these steps for the optional USB Debugger and EWARM:
		+	* 1. Select "Projects>Options" from the drop down menu.
		+	* 2. Select the "Debugger" category.
		+	* 3. On the "Setup" tab select “LMI FTDI”.
		+	* 4. Make sure "Run to" has a check next to it and "main" is written in the text box.
		+	* 5. On the "Download" tab make sure "Verify download" and "Use flash loader(s) are checked
		+	* 6. Click the "OK" button.
		+	* 7. Select "Projects>Download and Debug" from the drop down menu.
		+	* 8. Select "Debug>Go" from the drop down menu.
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		+	Please follow the steps for the picoJTAG and EWARM on the picoJTAGs Wiki: http://wiki.micromint.com/index.php/PicoJTAG_Manual/Getting_Started#IAR_Plugin

	===Downloading Firmware using the CoFlash Flash Programmer and the picoJTAG===		===Downloading Firmware using the CoFlash Flash Programmer and the picoJTAG===

Support at 14:18, 27 March 2012

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	===Downloading Firmware using the CoFlash Flash Programmer and the picoJTAG===		===Downloading Firmware using the CoFlash Flash Programmer and the picoJTAG===
		+	{{:CooCox Flash Programmer Download}}

	===Downloading Firmware using the Ethernet Bootloader===		===Downloading Firmware using the Ethernet Bootloader===