Latest revision as of 16:41, 22 February 2021

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. 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.

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:

Additional resources

XJTAG_for_new_prototypes

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-This concerns users running latest version of XJTAG SW with the XJ-Tag Demo Board v 1.2.
+=XJDeveloper Tutorial=
-Latest version of XJ-TAG SW is avaliable on request at: [http://www.XJTAG.com XJTAG.com]
+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.
-The example files and tutorial that accompanies new versions of the XJ-TAG SW is not fully compatible with the XJ-TAG Demo board labeled v 1.2 that is avaliable at IFT.
+Below are a pictures of versions 3.1 of the XJDemo board.
-First of all the Netlist must be exchanged with the original. Download netlist for v1.2 of the Demo Board here: [[File:Demo.Net.txt]]
+[[Image:XJDemo v3.1.png]]
+=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:
+[[Image:XJLink Manager.png]]
+=Additional resources=
+[[XJTAG_for_new_prototypes]]
+[[Category:Mikroelektronikk]]