Zilog ZUSBOPTS - Manual (Page 48)

UM025603-0814 ZDS II Developer Studio for the ZNEO CPU
Zilog Educational Shields
User Manual
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15. The wireless link has now been established and you are now able to remotely control
the MODULE 2 (HOST) shield with the commands issued on the MODULE 1 (CLI-
ENT) console.
16. Verify this working link by entering the following command on the MODULE 1 con-
sole:
setpins pa 07 on
17. Three LEDS on MODULE 2 should illuminate. To turn these LEDs off, enter the fol-
lowing command:
setpins pa 07 off
ZDS II Developer Studio for the ZNEO CPU
The Zilog Developer Studio (ZDS II) Integrated Development Environment is used to pro-
gram, debug, and test your code on the Zilog Educational Platform, which is based on
Zilog’s ZNEO CPU. The latest version of ZDS II – ZNEO is available free for download
from the
Zilog Store .
The USB Flash drive that shipped with your Zilog Educational Platform contains two
project files that are located in the Samples folder; these two files are described below.
GalaxZshell.zdsproj. The principal program which contains all of the functions neces-
sary to run the Zilog Educational Platform under console control. The hex file contained in
this program gets burned into Flash memory using the Flash Loader Utility found in the
Tools drop-down menu located on the ZDS II toolbar.
LightmeUp.zdsproj. A simple introductory program that will display the word ZILOG on
the ZED Test Shield. This program does not use the console; therefore, the full 5x8 LED
matrix is available to it.
To debug and test with ZDS II, Zilog’s USB SmartCable must be connected to the P1 con-
nector on the Platform. The USB (A to Mini-B) cable for the console is not required for
debugging purposes.
After you have downloaded and installed the ZDS II software, insert the USB SmartCable
into the P1 connector and run the ZDS II program, open the file LightmeUp.zdsproj found
in the Sample Programs folder of the USB Flash Drive that came with the Kit or download
it from the Zilog's website.
The ZDSII development environment defaults to C language, although writing programs
in Assembly language is also possible. Note: