Solvline LemonIDE Ver 1.0e - Manual (Page 35)

LemonIDE TM User’s Guide
None Parity, 8 Data Bits with 1 Stop Bit . On Windows environment, connect Eddy’s console port and serial port of
Windows run PC with a serial cross cable (Only 3 lines of Tx, Rx, GND is required). Executed HyperTerminal and
set communication environment to 115200 bps, None Parity, 8 Data Bits, 1 stop bit.
In order to use LemonIDE’s serial communication emulator, please refer to “7.3 Terminal”.
If all settings are finished, click Run Method to upload the binary file to the target system, Eddy and check its
execution result.
Click on the icon left to execute last executed Run Method.
Clicking on the arrow would allow you to select a Run Method of your listing.
The image below shows the result of executing hello.c (of 5.2 Creating & Editing Source Codes) from
HyperTerminal.
5.5.3 Executing Run Method (with result to Telnet)
If Eddy DK board is not used, verifying result through serial port is not possible as serial console port is not existent.
In such cases, Telnet can be set to be used as a console port.
To use Telnet as a console port, procedure “5.5.1 Configuring Eddy’s Target Agent” must not be carried out.
To change the console port from serial port to Telnet, login to Eddy using a terminal program and execute Eddy
Target Agent, “tae”, manually as a background process as shown below. Execution results of uploads from
LemonIDE can now be checked through Telnet. Refer to “7.3 Terminal” for instructions on Telnet terminal
connections.
If all settings are finished, click Run Method to upload the binary file to the target system, Eddy and check its
execution result.
Click on the icon left to execute last executed Run Method.
Clicking on the arrow would allow you to select a Run Method of your listing.
The image below shows the result of executing hello.c (of 5.2 Creating & Editing Source Codes) from
Telnet.
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