Sundance SMT107 - Manual (Page 6)

Version 1.2 Page 6 of 16 SMT107 User Manual
Installation Instructions
If Code Composer for C6000 is not already installed on the host PC; install it now. Follow the
instructions provided by Texas Instruments.
Hardware Installation
Both the SMT107 PCMCIA card and the cables supplied with the SMT107 are keyed to
ensure they cannot be inserted incorrectly. Please ensure you are familiar with all these
connections before you attempt to install the hardware. Then follow the following procedure.
1. Remove the power from the target board,
2. Shutdown and power off your PC,
3. Insert the SMT107 card into a spare PCMCIA slot in your machine,
4. Connect the PCMCIA card cable to the PCMCIA card,
5. Connect the other end of the PCMCIA card cable to the SMT107 POD,
6. Connect the JTAG cable to the SMT107 POD,
7. Connect the other end of the cable to the JTAG header on the target, using the blocked
off pin to ensure correct alignment,
8. Reboot the PC,
9. Connect power to the target board,
Some operating systems (i.e. Microsoft Windows 95 & 98) allow you to insert PCMCIA cards
with the machine already switched on. This is permitted with the SMT107.
However, you must make sure that the SMT107 is installed and configured correctly
BEFORE you try to start Code Composer. Code Composer is not written to allow PCMCIA
cards to be inserted and removed whilst it is running.
For Microsoft Windows NT4 systems, the SMT107 has to be installed BEFORE you switch
the machine on. Windows NT4 is only able to recognise PCMCIA cards during the boot
sequence, and therefore the card must be inserted prior to booting