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Lra034: /* XJDeveloper Tutorial */

2021-02-22T16:41:55Z

XJDeveloper Tutorial

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	=XJDeveloper Tutorial=		=XJDeveloper Tutorial=

	You should run the tutorial XJDeveloper ~~tutorial~~ (you can search for the app, or it can be found under XJTAG 3.10 in the windows start meny), the tutorial contains a detailed description on what to do. The program this tutorial is designed for is called XJDeveloper 3.10.		You should run the tutorial XJDeveloper Tutorial (you can search for the app, or it can be found under XJTAG 3.10 in the windows start meny), the tutorial contains a detailed description on what to do. The program this tutorial is designed for is called XJDeveloper 3.10.
	In this tutorial you can choose between version 4.2 and 3.1 of the XJDemo board, we are using version 3.1. The tutorial provides a turtorial3.zip file with the files you're going to use. Unzip this to a new folder for your project.		In this tutorial you can choose between version 4.2 and 3.1 of the XJDemo board, we are using version 3.1. The tutorial provides a turtorial3.zip file with the files you're going to use. Unzip this to a new folder for your project.

Lra034 at 16:38, 22 February 2021

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 Below are a pictures of versions 3.1 of the XJDemo board.
 [[Image:XJDemo v3.1.png]]
-=Running the XJDemo version 2.0 demo on the XJDemo version 1.2 card=
+=XJLink Manager=
+XJLink Manager can be used to check if the XJDemo Board is properly connected and that the license is set correctly. You can open the program from the XJ-icon on the right side of the windows taskbar. If everything is fine the XJTask Manager should look like this:
-==Design reuse==
+[[Image:XJLink Manager.png]]
 =Additional resources=

Lra034: /* XJDeveloper Tutorial */

2021-02-22T16:26:39Z

XJDeveloper Tutorial

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	You should run the tutorial XJDeveloper tutorial (you can search for the app, or it can be found under XJTAG 3.10 in the windows start meny), the tutorial contains a detailed description on what to do. The program this tutorial is designed for is called XJDeveloper 3.10.		You should run the tutorial XJDeveloper tutorial (you can search for the app, or it can be found under XJTAG 3.10 in the windows start meny), the tutorial contains a detailed description on what to do. The program this tutorial is designed for is called XJDeveloper 3.10.
	In this tutorial you can choose between version 4.2 and 3.1 of the XJDemo board, we are using version 3.1. The tutorial provides a ~~turtorial~~.zip file with the files you're going to use. Unzip this to a new folder for your project.		In this tutorial you can choose between version 4.2 and 3.1 of the XJDemo board, we are using version 3.1. The tutorial provides a turtorial3.zip file with the files you're going to use. Unzip this to a new folder for your project.

	Below are a pictures of versions 3.1 of the XJDemo board.		Below are a pictures of versions 3.1 of the XJDemo board.

Lra034: /* XJDeveloper Tutorial */

2021-02-22T16:25:52Z

XJDeveloper Tutorial

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	You should run the tutorial XJDeveloper tutorial (you can search for the app, or it can be found under XJTAG 3.10 in the windows start meny). The program this tutorial is designed for is called XJDeveloper 3.10.		You should run the tutorial XJDeveloper tutorial (you can search for the app, or it can be found under XJTAG 3.10 in the windows start meny), the tutorial contains a detailed description on what to do. The program this tutorial is designed for is called XJDeveloper 3.10.
	In this tutorial you can choose between version 4.2 and 3.1 of the XJDemo board, we are using version 3.1. The tutorial provides a turtorial.zip file with the files you're going to use. Unzip this to a new folder for your project.		In this tutorial you can choose between version 4.2 and 3.1 of the XJDemo board, we are using version 3.1. The tutorial provides a turtorial.zip file with the files you're going to use. Unzip this to a new folder for your project.

	Below are pictures of versions 1~~.2 and 2.0~~ of the XJDemo board ~~side-by-side so you can identify which you have. The main identifying feature of version 2.0 is its blue thumbwheel. On the 3.1 version you will see the name written on the card~~.		Below are a pictures of versions 3.1 of the XJDemo board.

Lra034: /* XJDeveloper Tutorial */

2021-02-22T16:10:41Z

XJDeveloper Tutorial

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	=~~XJEase and~~ XJDeveloper Tutorial=		=XJDeveloper Tutorial=

	You should run the tutorial ~~at Program Files>~~ XJTAG 3.~~5 > Help > XJEase and XJDeveloper tutorial~~. The program this tutorial is designed for is called XJDeveloper 3.5.		You should run the tutorial XJDeveloper tutorial (you can search for the app, or it can be found under XJTAG 3.10 in the windows start meny). The program this tutorial is designed for is called XJDeveloper 3.10.
	~~This~~ tutorial ~~assumes~~ you ~~have a~~ version 3.1 of the XJDemo board. ~~In the help folder there is~~ a turtorial.zip file with the files you're going to use. Unzip this to a new folder for your project.		In this tutorial you can choose between version 4.2 and 3.1 of the XJDemo board, we are using version 3.1. The tutorial provides a turtorial.zip file with the files you're going to use. Unzip this to a new folder for your project.

	Below are pictures of versions 1.2 and 2.0 of the XJDemo board side-by-side so you can identify which you have. The main identifying feature of version 2.0 is its blue thumbwheel. On the 3.1 version you will see the name written on the card.		Below are pictures of versions 1.2 and 2.0 of the XJDemo board side-by-side so you can identify which you have. The main identifying feature of version 2.0 is its blue thumbwheel. On the 3.1 version you will see the name written on the card.


	[[Image:XJDemo v1.2.png~~\|292px]][[Image:XJDemo v2.0.png\|292px~~]]		[[Image:XJDemo v3.1.png]]


	=Running the XJDemo version 2.0 demo on the XJDemo version 1.2 card=		=Running the XJDemo version 2.0 demo on the XJDemo version 1.2 card=

Put009: Updated path to XJTAG 3.5

2018-03-12T11:49:59Z

Updated path to XJTAG 3.5

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	=XJEase and XJDeveloper Tutorial=		=XJEase and XJDeveloper Tutorial=

	You should run the tutorial at Program Files> XJTAG 2.3 > Help > XJEase and XJDeveloper ~~Tutorial~~		You should run the tutorial at Program Files> XJTAG 3.5 > Help > XJEase and XJDeveloper tutorial. The program this tutorial is designed for is called XJDeveloper 3.5.
	This tutorial assumes you have a version 2.0 of the XJDemo board. Below are pictures of versions 1.2 and 2.0 of the XJDemo board side-by-side so you can identify which you have. The main identifying feature of version 2.0 is its blue thumbwheel.		This tutorial assumes you have a version 3.1 of the XJDemo board. In the help folder there is a turtorial.zip file with the files you're going to use. Unzip this to a new folder for your project.

			Below are pictures of versions 1.2 and 2.0 of the XJDemo board side-by-side so you can identify which you have. The main identifying feature of version 2.0 is its blue thumbwheel. On the 3.1 version you will see the name written on the card.


	[[Image:XJDemo v1.2.png\|292px]][[Image:XJDemo v2.0.png\|292px]]		[[Image:XJDemo v1.2.png\|292px]][[Image:XJDemo v2.0.png\|292px]]

Mer020: Added link to XJTAG_for_new_prototypes

2016-05-20T09:57:01Z

Added link to XJTAG_for_new_prototypes

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	==DFT Analysis==		==DFT Analysis==
	The demo script is analysed to check the coverage of the test code and find out where extra tests need to be applied to improve the testability of the board.		The demo script is analysed to check the coverage of the test code and find out where extra tests need to be applied to improve the testability of the board.

			=Additional resources=
			[[XJTAG_for_new_prototypes]]

	[[Category:Mikroelektronikk]]		[[Category:Mikroelektronikk]]

Ave082 at 11:01, 15 March 2010

2010-03-15T11:01:42Z

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	We are using version 1.2 XJDemo board (most likely version 1.2). The main functional differences are:		We are using version 1.2 XJDemo board (most likely version 1.2). The main functional differences are:
	# The RAM circuit is a Holtek HT6116 2Kx8 bit as opposed to the BS62LV256SC on the v2.0 board		# The RAM circuit is a Holtek HT6116 2Kx8 bit as opposed to the BS62LV256SC on the v2.0 board. Refer to the schematic for the pinmapping for page 11 of the tutorial.
	# The ADC is not available on the v1.2 board		# The ADC is not available on the v1.2 board
	# The jumper between the Altera and Xilinx device is not present on the v1.2 board		# The jumper between the Altera and Xilinx device is not present on the v1.2 board

Nfyku at 12:58, 10 March 2010

2010-03-10T12:58:33Z

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	# The jumper between the Altera and Xilinx device is not present on the v1.2 board		# The jumper between the Altera and Xilinx device is not present on the v1.2 board

	You can download the modified tutorial files from [[http://web.ift.uib.no/~kjetil/wiki/XJTAG%20Demo%20Board.zip here]].		You can download the modified tutorial files from [http://web.ift.uib.no/~kjetil/wiki/XJTAG%20Demo%20Board.zip here].

	The tutorial aims to give you an understanding the process of creating an XJEase test system for a circuit, and the XJEase design philosophy.		The tutorial aims to give you an understanding the process of creating an XJEase test system for a circuit, and the XJEase design philosophy.

Nfyku at 12:58, 10 March 2010

2010-03-10T12:58:03Z

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	# The jumper between the Altera and Xilinx device is not present on the v1.2 board		# The jumper between the Altera and Xilinx device is not present on the v1.2 board

	You can download the modified tutorial files from [[http://web.ift.uib.no/~kjetil/wiki/XJTAG%20Demo%20Board.zip\|here]].		You can download the modified tutorial files from [[http://web.ift.uib.no/~kjetil/wiki/XJTAG%20Demo%20Board.zip here]].

	The tutorial aims to give you an understanding the process of creating an XJEase test system for a circuit, and the XJEase design philosophy.		The tutorial aims to give you an understanding the process of creating an XJEase test system for a circuit, and the XJEase design philosophy.