Lincoln raw Example
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* 5. Connect the two boards together using a CAT5 cable. | * 5. Connect the two boards together using a CAT5 cable. | ||
* 6. Connect COM1 on the two Lincoln boards to COM ports on the computer. | * 6. Connect COM1 on the two Lincoln boards to COM ports on the computer. | ||
| - | * 7. | + | * 7. Open a terminal window for each board set to 115200, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, and no hardware handshaking. |
* 8. Hit reset button on two boards. | * 8. Hit reset button on two boards. | ||
* 9. Wait for EMAC initilization completes on two board. | * 9. Wait for EMAC initilization completes on two board. | ||
Revision as of 16:00, 10 April 2012
Compatibility Lincoln 60E
This example application demonstrates how to test EMAC driver with raw packet frame format that is not related with any upper-layer (i.e. TCP/IP...). In order to run this example you will need the following equipment:
- 1. Two Lincoln 60Es
- 2. Two COM ports on a computer
- 3. One Cat5 cable
Please follow these steps to run the RAW example:
- 1. Setting flag (in emactest.c): TX_ONLY = 1, BOUNCE_RX = 0
- 2. Build example and burn into first board.
- 3. Setting flag: TX_ONLY = 0, BOUNCE_RX = 1
- 4. Build example and burn into second board.
- 5. Connect the two boards together using a CAT5 cable.
- 6. Connect COM1 on the two Lincoln boards to COM ports on the computer.
- 7. Open a terminal window for each board set to 115200, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, and no hardware handshaking.
- 8. Hit reset button on two boards.
- 9. Wait for EMAC initilization completes on two board.
- 10. If ENABLE_WOL is enabled on board 'BOUNCE_RX' side, after initializing EMAC, it will enter sleep mode to be waked-up on LAN (WoL).
- 11. On 'TX_ONLY' side, hit User button to send a frame.
- 12. After receiving frame, 'BOUNCE_RX' side will wake-up and operate properly.
The following screen shots are of the RAW example in action.
