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A DIVISION OF TRIMBLE
80 Installing Developer Tools on LINUX OS
1. Go to: http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/
Select the appropriate version for your Linux system (32-bit or 64-bit)
(currently “luna”))
Download the appropriate version. For example, eclipse-cpp-luna-R-linux-gtk-
x86_64.tar.gz.
2. Install Eclipse core
• Open a terminal shell.
• Pick an installation directory; e.g., $HOME/usr and unpack there (or use
Archive Manager from the graphical interface).
mkdir -p $HOME/usr
tar -xvf eclipse-cpp-kepler-SR1-linux-gtk.tar.gz -C $HOME/usr/
xPRESS
• Optionally, add to your path. Edit $HOME/.profile and add the following
line:
PATH="$PATH:$HOME/usr/xPRESS/eclipse"
• If you changed your path, test the changes as described above, except
use eclipse instead of arm-none-eabi-gcc.
If you get “command not found”, your path isn’t correct.
If you get the Eclipse splash screen and Select a workspace prompt,
your path is correct.
• If you did not change your path, you will have to use the fully-qualified
path every time you start Eclipse.
$HOME/usr/xPRESS/eclipse
3. Start Eclipse
Navigate to the directory you just extracted. Go into the eclipse subdirectory and
launch the eclipse application executable program.
4. Select a workspace
The Eclipse workspace is a set of projects and settings contained within a directory.
Each user needs at least one workspace, some use multiple workspaces to organize
different development activities. Unless you have a reason to do otherwise, accept
the default $HOME/workspace that Eclipse proposes on startup.
- Mer cury 1
- SDK Version 1.7.1 1
- Revision Table 3
- Contents 5
- 6 Contents 6
- 8 Contents 8
- Introduction 9
- Ordering Information 10
- M6e: QV5MERCURY6E 12
- Bluetooth Module: T9J-RN42 12
- WiFi Module: T9JRN171-1 12
- Quick Start Guide 17
- Hardware 18
- Software 19
- Hardware Setup 21
- 22 Quick Start Guide 22
- Quick Start Guide 23 23
- 24 Quick Start Guide 24
- Using the Sample Application 25
- RFID Sensor Application 26
- Demo App Program Flow 27
- RTC: Real Time Clock 28
- Connecting to the Console 30
- Console Commands 30
- Log and Debug Levels 33
- Using the Optional Modules 35
- Bluetooth Module 36
- Using the Optional Modules 37 37
- 38 Using the Optional Modules 38
- 7. Select Pair 39
- Using the Optional Modules 41 41
- RFID Sensor Demo Instructions 43
- RN-42 Initialization 44
- RN-42 Flow Control 45
- RN-42 Connection Status 45
- WiFi Module 46
- Using the Optional Modules 47 47
- #define ENABLE_OUTPUT_BT” 47
- Features Implemented 48
- Using the Optional Modules 49 49
- Initialization Process 50
- Using the Optional Modules 51 51
- Connection Status 52
- Power Management 52
- Console Command Control 53
- Configuration Settings 54
- Joining Networks 57
- 58 Using the Optional Modules 58
- Known Limitations 59
- Power-Over-Ethernet Module 60
- Using the Optional Modules 61 61
- Power over Ethernet 62
- Configuration 62
- GPS Module 66
- GPS Metadata 67
- 68 Using the Optional Modules 68
- is 2 output fields, not 1 68
- Using the Optional Modules 69 69
- Windows OS 71
- Install Java 72
- Click Extract 75
- Install USB Driver 76
- Next Steps 76
- Installing Java Runtime 79
- • Open a terminal shell 80
- Project Building 87
- Common Build Errors 88
- Common Error 2 89
- Obtaining a JTAG ICE 89
- JTAG Hardware Installation 90
- Accept config defaults 95
- Running the Debugger 97
- Using the Developer Toolkit 100
- A DIVISION OF TRIMBLE 101
- Disconnecting the Console 103
- Hardware Reference Guide 105
- Processor (MCU) 106
- RFID Module 107
- Battery Charging Controller 108
- AC Adapter Input 109
- Hardware Reference Guide 111 111
- OTG USB Interface 112
- Hardware Reference Guide 113 113
- Debug USB Port 114
- Module USB Interface 114
- Programmable LEDs and Switch 115
- “Coin” battery 115
- 116 Hardware Reference Guide 116
- Hardware Reference Guide 117 117
- Test Interface 118
- Power Source Precedence 119
- AC Input Adapter 120
- USB Connection 121
- Li-ion Battery 122
- Comm Bus (“POE”) Power 122
- Known HW Limitations 123
- Known Issues 123
- 124 Hardware Reference Guide 124
- Software Reference Guide 125
- Toolchain 126
- Toolchain Downloads 126
- Toolchain Build Instructions 127
- JLink GDB 127
- 128 Software Reference Guide 128
- Installing SAM-BA Software 132
- Using SAM-BA 140
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