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Note that this article is obsolete and its content consolidated into WinCE-BSP ARM-A8 Quick Start Guide 4 Requirements 5 Hardware Setup 6 Building the BSP 8 Running OS Designs 9 Customizing an OS Design 10 Demonstration OS Design This is the Quick Start Guide for the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 BSP for the Texas Instruments AM3517 processor.

The BSP has been designed to run on the AM3517 EVM produced by Logic PD.

For information on the functionality and features provided in the BSP see the AM35x BSP User Guide This document describes how to install, build and configure the BSP for AM3517 processor.

Further information on Windows CE development can be found on the Microsoft website.

Windows Embedded CE Developer Center: Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Technical Documentation: To jump start Windows CE design, use the Windows CE 180-day evaluation tool kit available via web download from our Windows Embedded Partners Adeneo Embedded.

Also, as needed, refer to self paced prerecorded training available at MSDN at: Module 1 Operating System Overview Module 2 Tools for Platform Development Module 3 Operating System Internals Module 4 Operating System Components Module 5 The Build System Module 6 The Board Support Package Module 7 Device Driver Concepts Module 8 Customizing the OS Design Module 9 Application Development Module 10 Testing Verification 1.

AM35x BSP User Guide Hardware To use the BSP you will require the following hardware: AM3517 EVM.

To attach client devices via the USB Host port you will require: USB Powered Hub.

To attach client devices via the USB OTG high speed port you will require: USB type A socket to micro-A plug (the micro-A plug has the ID pin grounded).

Audio Hardware To use the audio features in the BSP you will require the following hardware connected to the 3.5mm audio jacks: Line in source LINE IN CODEC 1 (J12) Microphone in source MIC IN CODEC 1 (J13) Headphones speakers LINE OUT CODEC 1 (J9) Headphones speakers LINE OUT CODEC 2 (J10) By default the audio driver will use LINE IN Codec 1 and LINE OUT Codec 1.

This can be changed using the wavmixer.exe tool.

Note that Codec 2 does not have a Line In connector wired up.

SDMMC Cards The SD card driver in the BSP supports use of SD cards (including high capacity cards) and MMC cards (including MMCplus 8bit cards).

Note that the data lines required for full 8-bit transmissions are not connect.

Display Hardware The display driver supports the LCD panel on the AM35x eXperimenter board.

The display driver supports the following features: Windows GDI DirectDraw Hardware accelerated rotation using VRFB The display driver supports the following panels and resolutions: Onboard LCD display - 480x27260 Hz External DVI display 640x48060 Hz External DVI display 640x48072 Hz External DVI display 800x48060 Hz External DVI display 800x60060 Hz External DVI display 800x60056 Hz External DVI display 1024x76860 Hz External DVI display 1280x72060 Hz The panelresolution to use is configurable through EBOOTs menu item named Select Display Resolution.

Video Input Hardware The video input driver supports right now only composite video (via TVP5146).

Here are the steps needed in order to enable and use video input.

Before booting the board, make sure user switches on the application board are configured as this: 1,2: ON; 3,4: Dont care.

Connect the video player to the composite video input on the application board (currently, this is the only one supported).

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Tools Setup Connect the development PC to the EVM using the serial cable and configure your chosen serial terminal application for 115200 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity: IMPORTANT: If you have other development tools installed on your PC check that they have not defined environment variables that may conflict with VS2005.

BSP Source Code Installation (ToDo: Update after install jammer is done) Extract the BSP source code from the release installation file.

Move the OS designs and BSP platform files into the relevant locations for Windows Embedded CE 6.0: Move extracted folder: BSPAM35xBSP To: C:WINCE600PLATFORM Move extracted folder: BSPCOMMONSRCSOCCOMMONTIV1 To: C:WINCE600PLATFORMCOMMONSRCSOC Move extracted folder: OSDesignsAM35xOSDesign To: C:WINCE600OSDesigns Move extracted folder: PowerVRPowerVR To: C:WINCE600PUBLIC Move extracted folder: PowerVRPowerVR-Demos To: C:WINCE600PUBLIC Move extracted folder: 3rdPartydvsdk1100000 To: C:WINCE6003rdParty BSP Build Notes Before building and running an OS design the following is a configuration change you may wish to make: Console access Windows CE does not provide a shell on the UART but you can telnet to the target to get a text console.