XDS510 USB JTAG EMULATOR Spectrum Digital Inc, XDS510 USB JTAG EMULATOR Datasheet - Page 2

• Manufacturer Part Number: XDS510 USB JTAG EMULATOR
• Description: USB JTAG Emulator
• Manufacturer: Spectrum Digital Inc

Specifications of XDS510 USB JTAG EMULATOR

• Ic Product Type: In-Circuit Emulator / Programmer
• Kit Contents: Emulator, USB Cable, CD-ROM With Drivers, Setup Instructions, Warranty Registration Card
• Core Architecture: C2000
• Core Sub-architecture: C2000

Note: For Windows 2000 and XP you must install Code
Composer Studio using Administrator privileges. To run CCS on
these systems requires write permission on the registry.
The install CD contains emulation drivers for both CCS 2.2x and
CCS 3.1x environments along with legacy driver support,
SDFlash algos for C2000, and assorted manuals. To install any of
the legacy support you must browse the CD and install by
selecting the appropriate install program.
The CCS 2.2x and CCS 3.1x driver install supports all Spectrum
Digital emulators. Emulation drivers are updated on a regular
basis so check the Spectrum Digital web site at
support.spectrumdigital.com.
Installing Emulation Drivers
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Insert the installation CD into the CD-ROM Drive. An
install screen should appear; if not, go to Windows
Explorer and run launch.exe from the CD-ROM.
Select the CCStudio product version and then the
processor of interest. For CCS 2.2x drivers you have
the choice of C2000, C6000 and
OMAP(C54/C55/ARM). For CCS 3.1x platinum there
is only one choice and it includes all processors in
one install. When installing emulation drivers the
default install should be changed to same directory as
you targeted CCStudio install. For CCS 2.2x this is
normally “c:\ti” and for CCS 3.1x this is normally
“c:\CCStudio_v3.1”.
Plug the supplied USB cable into an available port on
your PC or HUB. Use of a USB HUB is
recommended as it provides added isolation between
your debug environment and PC.
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Setting Up Code Composer
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Running Code Composer
You can now start Code Composer by double-clicking on
the appropriate CCS icon. When CCS starts the XDS510-
USB application loader will download the emulation driver
application. Once the emulation application is loaded, the
XDS510-USB emulator will enumerate and CCS will start.
If there is a problem during the load or enumerate phase
then the loader app will display an error/status message.
If you are running CCS 3.1, once CCS has started select
Debug->Connect from the menu bar. Target
Connect/Disconnect is a new feature in CCS 3.1, for
more details go to your CCS online help.
Plug the XDS510-USB emulator into the other end of
the supplied USB cable. Windows will recognize a
new USB device and pop-up the new hardware found
wizard. Follow the instructions and let Windows find
the USB drivers located on the install CD
(sdusbem.sys and sd510u2.inf). If properly installed
Windows will create a new device class named “SD
USB Based Debug Tools”. The XDS510-USB device
will show up as a “Spectrum Digital XDS510 USB”
under this class. You can view this information under
Windows Device Manager.
Select the Code Composer Setup icon from the
desktop.
From CC Setup you can either import a new
configuration or select from an existing one. From the
filters pane select the platform “xds510usb”. This will
give you a list of predefined configurations for the
XDS510USB emulator. If one of these configurations
does not exactly match your target then select the
closet configuration. You can then modify this
configuration to meet your needs. Setup between
CCS 2.2x and 3.x has changed dramatically so see
your CCStudio docs for more details.
If you want to change the configuration of your setup
simply right mouse click on the configuration under
System Configuration then select Properties. You
can modify the individual properties for your setup.
The I/O Port under Board Properties should be set to
0x510 for the XDS510-USB emulator.
Save your configuration and exit CC Setup.
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