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DSP56311EVM PRODUCT INSTALLATION GUIDE
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Install Motorola's DSP56311EVM Development Tools
System Requirements:
Windows PC (Pentiumâ class, or higher), 32 Mbytes of RAM,
Windowsâ 95/98 or Windows NTâ 4.0 operating system, 50 Mbytes
of hard drive space, parallel port, CD-ROM drive, and mouse.
1. Insert the DSP56311EVM Development Tools CD-ROM into
your computer's CD-ROM drive.
2. If you have Autorun activated, the installation software will
start automatically. Otherwise, click on the Start button, select
Run and type the CD-ROM's drive letter and \win\setup.exe
in the Open: text box. (For example, D:\win\setup.exe)
3. Follow the Motorola software installation instructions on your
screen.
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Set Up the DSP56311EVM Board
Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.
The DSP56311EVM is shipped
with all the jumper blocks in the
default configuration. The photo
on the left shows the default
configuration for your reference.
For more information on the
jumper configuration of the
DSP56311EVM, refer to the
DSP56311EVM Hardware
Reference Manual on the
DSP56311EVM Development
Tools CD-ROM.
For More Information On This Product,
Go to: www.freescale.com
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Connect the DSP56311EVM to your PC
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The DSP56311EVM Browser and Tutorial
The DSP56311EVM browser provides access to
product information, release notes, documentation,
tutorial, installation guide, install information, and
contact information. The DSP56311EVM browser will
automatically launch if Autorun is enabled on your
computer. If Autorun is not enabled, click the
start.exe file to launch the browser.
To run Motorola's DSP56311EVM Tutorial, click on the tutorial
button in the DSP56311EVM browser. Example software is
included in the tutorial program supplied on the DSP56311EVM
Development Tools CD-ROM.
1. Connect the DB25 plug end of
the parallel port extender cable to
the parallel port on your computer.
2. Connect the DB25 receptacle
end of the parallel port extender
cable to the parallel port connector
labeled P2 on the DSP56311EVM
Board.
3. Plug 2.1 mm coax connector of
7-12 V, 500 mA power supply
(supplied by user) into the P6
connector on the DSP56311EVM
board.
4. Plug the other end of the power
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