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--- first_example_microzed [2020/09/06 16:40] – created ursgraf
+++ first_example_microzed [2020/09/18 14:14] – ursgraf
@@ Line 8: / Line 8: @@
    - Target Configuration:
     - Select a board: //MicroZed Zynq-7000 avnet board//
+    - Select a operating System: //Simple Tasking System for ARM//
     - Select a programmer: //OpenOCD//
-    - Select a operating System: //NTB Simple Tasking System for ARM//
+    - Select programmer options: //localhost_4444//
-    - Select the checkbox //Create image file// and choose the location to save the image file and the desired image file format, preferably //BIN//. Default save location is the project folder. \\ {{targetconfiguration555.png?300|}}
+    - Select the checkbox //Create image file// and choose the location to save the image file and the desired image file format, preferably //BIN//. Default save location is the project folder. Please make sure that the file path does not include spaces or hyphens. \\ {{targetconfigurationmicrozed.png?300|}}
   - Project name:
     - Choose a project name (no spaces, no special characters such as "umlauts")
@@ Line 47: / Line 48: @@
 project HelloWorld {
 	libpath = "I:\deep\lib";
-	boardtype = ZYBO7000;
+	boardtype = MicroZed;
-	ostype = ntbSTS_arm;
+	ostype = sts_arm;
 	programmertype = openOCD;
 	programmeropts = localhost_4444;
+	imgfile = "D:\work\HelloWorld.bin";
+	imgformat = BIN;
+#	pl_file = none;
 #	enter names of rootclasses, e.g.
 #	rootclasses = "test.MyFirstTestClass","other.MySecondTestClass";
 	rootclasses = "test.HelloWorld";
-	imgfile = "M:\Workspace\HelloWorld\HelloWorld.bin";
-	imgformat = BIN;
 }
 </code>
-  - Connect the hardware to your host PC by an USB cable and apply power to the target.
+  - Connect the hardware to your host machine by an USB cable and a JTAG-HS3 adapter (J3).
-  - Open a terminal program such as ''putty'' or ''realterm''. Alternatively open a terminal program as an eclipse view. Select the appropriate serial port number. Check your host operating settings for this number.
+  - Make sure that you select the proper driver for your adapter [[https://wiki.ntb.ch/infoportal/embedded_systems/jtaghs3/start]].
+  - Start [[https://deepjava.org/openocd/starting_openocd|OpenOCD]]
+  - Connect your host machine with another USB cable to the MicroZed board (J2). This applies power to the target.
+  - Open a terminal program such as ''putty'' or ''realterm''. Alternatively open a terminal program as an eclipse view. Select the appropriate serial port number. Check your host operating settings for this number. If there is no associated serial port yet - make sure, that you have the proper driver installed ([[https://www.silabs.com/community/interface/knowledge-base.entry.html/2016/12/30/downloading_cp210xd-ek07|Downloading CP210x drivers]]).
   - Create a new run configuration by marking the project file //HelloWorld.deep//. Then, right-click on it and choose //Run As -> Deep Application//. If you already created such a run configuration you can select from the pulldown menu of the run-button. \\ {{runas_context.png?280|}} {{ runas_pulldown.png?280|}}
   - //Run// will compile, link and download the image file. For downloading and debugging [[openocd:start|OpenOCD]] will be used. Make sure to have it installed.
   - The terminal window will show //Hello, World//.
-  - With {{run.jpg}} you can recompile and rerun the programm.
+  - With {{run.jpg}} you can recompile and rerun the program.
-  - See [[eclipse:flashing|Flashing your Program]] for how to write your program to permanent flash memory.

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