Driver and software installation on a linux system – Maxim Integrated 73S1217F Evaluation Board User Manual
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73S1217F Evaluation Board Quick Start Guide
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Rev. 1.3
Driver and Software Installation on a Windows XP System
Follow these steps to install the driver and application software on a PC running Windows XP:
• Open “TSC 12xx CD 12xx SCR USB-CCID Vz,zz.msi” (where z.zz is the latest version of the
firmware release).
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The default install directory is “C:\TSC\12xxF Vy.yy\”.
• Connect the USB cable between the host system and the 73S1217F Evaluation Board. The power
LED light should now come on.
• The host system should recognize the board and start the Add New Hardware Installation Wizard.
When the wizard prompts, select the Teridian driver file.
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To use the Teridian supplied driver, select the ccidtsc.inf file located in the “CCID USB XPDriver”
subdirectory. The ccistsc.inf and ccidtsc.sys files must be in the same directory on the host.
• Follow the prompts until the process is completed.
• To run the demonstration application:
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Press the ON/OFF button once. The Power LED should now come on.
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Run CCID-USB.exe on the host system.
At this point the application window should appear. For additional information regarding the use of the
Teridian Host application, refer to the 73S12xxF USB-CCID Host GUI Users Guide (UG_12xxF_037).
Driver and Software Installation on a Linux System
Teridian has tested the 73S1217F Evaluation Board with the Linux CCID driver v1.3.2 and PCSC-Lite
v.1.4.4 (middleware) on Linux. Refer to the 73S1215F, 73S1217F CCID USB Linux Driver Installation
Guide (UG_12xxF_041) for details on installation and usage.
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