Getting Started User's Guide - Department of Electrical & Computer
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1. IP Address Class 10 0 0 0 to 10 255 255 255 A 172 16 0 0 to 172 31 255 255 B 192 168 0 0 to 192 168 255 255 C 2 Install the NetBurner Development Tools on your host computer 3 Connect the power adapter that came with your kit to your NetBurner hardware Insert the P5 male connector on the power adapter cord to the P5 female connector on your NetBurner hardware 4 Plug the power adapter into a working electrical outlet 5 Ifyou are part of an existing network or are using hub Use the blue RJ 45 standard ethernet cable that was included in your kit to connect the NetBurner board to an unused network jack or hub port Important You cannot use the blue patch cable to connect directly to a network card in a computer 10 10 11 uy NetBurner IPSetup V2 0 m NDK Settings r Select a Unit E F MOD5234 00 03 4 02 01 0 DHCP d at 101119 EJ EIN 4 2 26 255 255 255 O S803 Baudrate fi 15200 If you do not have a hub and want to connect directly to your computer Use the red RJ 45 crossover Ethernet cable that was included in your kit to connect the NetBurner board directly to your host computer Important You cannot use the red patch cable to connect to a network hub or existing network jack Execute the IPSetup program from Windows Start gt Programs gt Netburner NNDK gt IP Setup tool The IPSetup GUI will appear as shown below Not2. three conditions are true 1 The Boot Monitor Parameters are configured to boot the application An A i e an upper case A has not been received from the primary serial port during the boot wait interval An A would cause the system to remain in the boot monitor program 3 The Monitor uncompresses the application and the application checksum calculation is correct Important If any of the above three conditions are not met the application is not loaded and the system will remain in the Boot Monitor program If this occurs and you are monitoring the primary serial port you will see the NetBurner prompt i e nb 3 5 Coldfire Exception Processing When the Boot Monitor starts it fills all of the exception vectors with a pointer to the Boot Monitor exception handler Your application may overwrite any of these entries The NetBurner system libraries only overwrite vectors for Timer Serial and Ethernet interrupt handling The Boot Monitor exception handler looks at the exception action from the Boot Monitor Parameters record and chooses one of the following three actions which can be configured in the monitor setup screen e Prints the exception data to the primary serial port and halts e Prints the exception data to the primary serial port and restarts e Silently restarts 3 6 The Development Process The NetBurner environment is setup to run normal C and C programs It includes all of the standard C Library functions
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4. docs These documents include NBEclipse Getting Started Guide Installation instructions and users guide for NBEclipse This is required reading before using NBEclipse Network Programmers Guide Programming tutorial for network platforms NetBurner Runtime Libraries Library reference guide for network and non network platforms uC OS Reference Manual Library reference for uC OS Real time operating system Mod5213 Programmers Guide Programming tutorial for Mod5213 devices EFFS Programmers Guide Embedded Flash File System programming tutorial Freescale Processor Manual Freescale detailed manuals for ColdFire microprocessors GNU Manuals Manuals for GNU C C libraries compiler an linker This includes the C C language API functions NetBurner PC Tools Reference manual for NetBurner tools that run on the PC such as IPSetup Autoupdate and MTTTY Platform Manuals for NetBurner Hardware These are the NetBurner hardware manuals that include schematic information memory maps and design guides These manuals are intended as an introduction to developing Network Internet enabled products using NetBurner s Network Development Kits but it is beyond the scope of any of these manuals to tell you everything you need to know about embedded applications or about the C C programming language However we do refer you to a variety of publications that explain the topics that
5. we present in our manuals in more detail The software included in your NetBurner Development Kit is licensed to run only on NetBurner provided hardware If your application involves manufacturing your own hardware please contact our Sales Department for details on a royalty free software license All license information is also located in C Nburn docs NetBurner is your single source for hardware software development kits tools technical support and custom design services These elements are combined in a unique package that lets you concentrate on developing your product instead of reinventing network protocols and designing hardware NetBurner solutions also allow you to reduce risk and improve functionality with a complete proven design including hardware TCP IP Stack RTOS and all necessary tools NetBurner is indeed the fastest way to network enable your product Whether you want to design your own hardware or are looking for a standard off the shelf network solution NetBurner provides the software hardware and tools to get your product to market in the shortest possible time NetBurner offers a full line of services from board level designs and hourly consulting to complete turnkey systems Please ensure that your NetBurner Network Development Kit is registered by going to http support netburner com to set up your account The registration data stored on NetBurner s Server will not be sold exchanged or knowingly rel
6. 4 etBurner Networking in 1 Day Getting Started User s Guide Revision 1 3 October 17 2007 Released Table of Contents 1 2 3 gt 5 INTRODUCTION eR 3 1 1 DOCUMENTATION 3 LICENSE INFORMATION nuo oc eoo suae do Vae eee pPa FE Suae os ep Ipae op era aed ere PU eno Po RS ares 5 2 l LIFESUPPORT DISCEAIMER 5 secet ce cete a sbabanseaniesan eene iree diede eee 5 OVERVIEW e 6 3 1 INSTALLATION DIRECTORY STRUCTURE ccccccccccccccecececececececesecececececececececesecsceseseseseseeasesessseuauseanseseaes 6 3 2 APPLICATION MEMORY MAPPING e e ene emen ener nnns nsns e ese ese ese e ese ese esee ese e ese 6 3 3 THE STRUCTURE OF APPLICATION 6 BA THE BOOT PROGESS rtc 7 3 5 COLDFIRE EXCEPTION PROCESSING Ee 7 3 6 THE DEVELOPMENT PROCBESS eere eerte 8 3 7 THE NETBURNER COMPCODE TOOL cccccccecececececececececscececscecesecececececscscssssssesecsseuscssscsessassusesesesesnees 8 3 8 MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS cccccccscssssscecececeesesseaeeececeesesseaececececsessaaeaececeeseneaaaececeesesensaaeeeeees 8 3 6 I Known System Issues e RE A each Rv QE TU ERA ee RE ea Mare 8 3 9 PROJECT MANAGEMENT WITH NBECLIPSE
7. As the programmer you can choose to do as much or as little system initialization as desired If your code includes a function named main you have complete control If you would like the NetBurner Library to initialize the timer and serial port then use as your starting function void UserMain void pd With this method the main function is provided by the main c file in C Nburn system or C Nburn system_nn for the Mod5213 platform Note All of the examples in your C Nburn examples directory begin with the UserMain function This is the method most commonly used by developers 3 7 The NetBurner Compcode Tool The NetBurner CompCode tool takes an S Record targeted at the beginning of SDRAM and compresses the image using the zlib library It then prepends a header that defines the size starting point and checksum The image is output as an S record whose base address starts at OxFFCO08000 the beginning of application memory space A typical compression ratio is 2 1 The source code for the NetBurner compcode tool is in C Nburn pctools compcode 3 8 Minimum System Requirements e An Intel Pentium P4 processor or equivalent e Windows 2000 Windows XP or Vista NBEclipse must be installed using a Windows User account with administrative permissions NBEclipse must be run with the same user account used during the installation NBEclipse requires Java Version 1 5 or higher running on your host computer 512 MB of random access
8. B721O SB70 SB72 EX or CB34EX You will see a message Waiting Xsec to start A to abort Note You may have to scroll up the screen to view this message Before the time expires type an A i e an uppercase A and the NetBurner boot monitor prompt i e nb will appear as shown below I Multi threaded TTY File Edit TTY Transfer Help Parity Data Bits Stop Bits Local Echo Reading Port Baud r com Z 115200 None z 8 1 v Display Eros Ho wiring CR CR ALF HoEvents Font Comm E vents Flow Control Timeouts Disconnect V Autowrap Tl fla Siti aiting 2sec to start A to abort etburner MODS282 Monitor 01 13 Dec 6 2005 14 35 59 FLE for help r Modem Status Comm Status cts DSR RING RLSD CD CTS TXChar DSR Hold XOFF Sent Chars 0 _ PLSD Hold EOF Sent RX Chars 0 The next step depends on whether you choose to download to SDRAM or FLASH Important Programs downloaded to SDRAM will be lost when the power to your board is turned off Programs downloaded to FLASH memory will overwrite the current program in your board 13 4 3 1 Downloading an Application to SDRAM This section does not apply to the NetBurner Non Networked Development Kits e g Mod5213 While you will normally download to flash there may be some occasions in which you want to download a program into SDRAM e Atthe n
9. Newlib License the least restrictive The GNU Development Executables provided in the C Nburn GCC M68k directory branch are subject to the GPL The GNU Public License CANburn docs GNU The Runtime Libraries and include files provided in the C Nburn GCC M68k directory branch are subject to the Newlib License C Nburn docs GNU The Compcode application provided in the C Nburn pctools compcode directory is subject to the GPL The GNU Public License C Nburn docs GNU All other programs are subject to the NetBurner Tools License C Nburn docs LicenseText All other provided source code and libraries are subject to the NetBurner Embedded Software License C Nburn docs LicenseText 2 1 Life Support Disclaimer NetBurner s products both hardware and software including tools are not authorized for use as critical components in life support devices or systems without the express written approval of NetBurner Inc prior to use As used herein Life support devices or systems are devices or systems that a are intended for surgical implant into the body or b support or sustain life and whose failure to perform when properly used in accordance with instructions for use provided in the labeling can be reasonably expected to result in a significant injury to the user A critical component is any component of a life support device or system whose failure to perform can be reasonably expected to cause the failure of the life
10. an 24 hours Major holidays e g Thanksgiving and Christmas are excluded If you are having problems remember to include the following with your support request e The NetBurner hardware platform that you are using e software revision of the NetBurner software that you are using found in the release tag file in C Nburn Adetailed description of your problem and the steps necessary to reproduce your problem e Atelephone number and suggested hours so that we can contact you if necessary The NetBurner Annual Support Maintenance Agreement is the best way for you to stay current with the rapidly changing technologies that affect your products All annual maintenance plan subscribers receive Software upgrades and enhancements free of charge as soon as they are released via E Mail notification This means that you will be able to uniformly manage upgrades across your organization avoiding piecemeal implementation and technology inconsistency The NetBurner Annual Support Maintenance Agreement provides technology insurance ensuring your employees have the latest technology to maximize their productivity Yet it lets you manage your upgrade strategy and technology versions inexpensively easily and with low administrative overhead The NetBurner Annual Support Maintenance Agreement helps ensure the maximum return on your hardware and software investment Please contact our Sales Department for more information NetBurner Inc re
11. ations program called MTTTY The following examples will assume that you are using this program There is nothing extraordinary about MTTTY and you are free to use whatever communication program you desire This section is also covered in your hard copy Quick Start Guide e Setup your NetBurner hardware and install the NetBurner SW in your host computer as described in the previous section Hardware Setup e Connect the supplied Serial cable from the Serial port on your NetBurner hardware to your host computer s serial port UART 0 e f you are using any of the NetBurner modules with the Mod Dev 100 Carrier board the serial port is the inner serial port J7 on your Carrier board e If you are using any of the NetBurner modules with the NetBurner Mod Dev 50 Carrier board the serial port is the inner serial port J4 on your Carrier board e f you are using the Mod5270LC Kit with the Mod Dev 70 Carrier board the serial port is the inner serial port UARTO on your Carrier board e f you are using the PK70 the serial port is the right DB9 port e f you are using the Mod5213 with the Mod Dev 40 Carrier board the serial port is the inner serial port UARTO on your Carrier board Important Please read your hard copy Quick Start Guide to enable Flow Control e f you are using the CB34EX with the supplied NULL Modem cable the serial port is the right DB9 port Port 1 Note You must use the supplied NULL Modem cable t
12. b prompt in the MTTTY window type the command DL DL stands for download then press the Enter key e Next send the s19 file to your board This is done by either selecting the Send option from the Transfer menu or by pressing the F5 key on your keyboard A Send File window will appear Navigate to the directory where your s19 file is located select it from the file list and click the Open button e As the download progresses characters will appear in the MTTTY window and the progress bar on the lower left hand side of the MTTTY window will move towards the right as shown below WF Multi threaded TTY ic x File Edi TIY Transfer Help Waiting 2sec to start A to ahort letburner MOD 2272 lt 2 0 gt Monitor 01 14 Nov 23 2005 10 42 51 ELP for help nb DLDown load now lt Any char but S to stop gt jetecte ph 1 Moden 5 c 5 DSR RING PLSD ICD XDFFHoid TxChw 200 notet DSA Held M XOFF Sont TX Chus O BytesSecond 11938 RLSDHed EOF Sent Rx Chae fT e When the download has finished you will be returned to the nb gt prompt type the command GO at the nb gt prompt and press the Enter key your application will start 14 4 3 2 Downloading an Application to Flash Memory e Atthe nb prompt in the MTTTY window type the command FLA FLA stands for FLASH Application then press the Enter key e Next send the _APP s19 fil
13. b Browsers and Proxy Servers If you are working on a corporate LAN that uses a proxy server for Internet web browsing you will need to exclude the IP Address of your NetBurner hardware in your web browser s proxy server settings preferences Otherwise an attempt to connect to a web page on the LAN will fail because the proxy server will attempt to route the request outside the LAN For most web browsers this can be accomplished in the advanced settings for the proxy server configuration Just set the Network Mask for both to 255 255 255 0 4 5 Additional Resources Creating a network device covers many disciplines We have tried to provide examples that you can use as starting points for the specific features that you wish to implement In addition to this manual we provide many example programs In C Nburn examples that you are free to use Warning Some of the NetBurner example applications do not have Networking AutoUpdate enabled Therefore when you load one of these example programs without AutoUpdate you must load a new program into your NetBurner board via the Serial Port For general information on the ColdFire processor try the ColdFire discussion group You can also join the NetBurner Group on Yahoo to exchange ideas troubleshooting tips etc with other NetBurner developers In addition you can download free copies of the latest ColdFire Microprocessor Family Reference Manuals and the ColdFire User Manuals directly from Frees
14. cale 4 5 1 Suggested Reading e uC OS Il by Jean J Labrosse TCP IP Illustrated Volume 1 by Richard Stevens 16 5 Support Policy We offer three levels of support 1 Ninety days of free E Mail support and Software upgrades with the purchase of a Development Kit 2 One year of E Mail support and upgrades when you purchase an Annual Support Agreement Note If you purchase an Annual Support Agreement at the time you purchase your Development Kit you will receive one year plus three months for the of support and upgrades plus three bonus months at no charge for a total of one year and six months of Free E Mail support 3 Telephone support is available on an hourly consulting basis Please contact our Sales Department for more information Important In order to submit technical support requests you must register your Development Kit at http support netburner com Registration is quick and easy The registration data stored on NetBurner s Server will not be sold exchanged or knowingly released to third parties without prior written permission from the individuals affected We require that all of our developers participate in the support process Therefore if your question is technical in nature a senior engineer not a junior support person will most likely provide your answer If we have any questions about your support request we may call you and ask for more information We will reply to all support requests in less th
15. e If you used the default installation settings this program is located in C Nburn pctools ipsetup The IPSetup program will automatically locate all NetBurner devices on the subnet Note If more than one device appears select your device by matching the MAC address displayed in IPSetup with the MAC address label on your NetBurner hardware as shown below If you are using a Static IP Address enter your IP Address and Network Mask in the corresponding text boxes in the NDK Settings pane For example if you are on an isolated network the IP Address could be 10 1 1 52 and the Mask could be 255 255 255 0 as shown below See the How Do Select an IP Address section in this manual for more information Remember to click the Set gt button in the center of the IPSetup GUI to submit and save your modifications If you are using DHCP Verify that the IP Address and mask have been set they will be visible in the IPSetup Select a Unit pane as shown below You can view the NetBurner factory web page program immediately by clicking the Launch Webpage button in the IPSetup GUI as shown below You can also open up your web browser and enter the IP Address to view the web page we MOD5282 00 03 F 4 02 3F BB at 10 1 1 52 running Factory Demo 0 0 0 0 Search Again Advanced Help Close Launch Webpage 11 4 3 Using MTTTY e NetBurner provides a simple serial communic
16. e to the board This is done by either selecting the Send option from the Transfer menu or by pressing the F5 key on your keyboard A Send File window will appear Navigate to the directory where your APP s19 file is located select it from the file list and click the Open button Note All NetBurner example _APP s19 files are located by default in C Nburn lt HardwarePlatform gt original e As the download progresses characters will appear in the MTTTY and the progress bar on the lower left hand side of the window will move towards the right e The Boot Monitor will automatically reprogram the application area of the flash and restart your NetBurner device as shown below Important If your program does not automatically restart automatic loading may be turned off If this is the case type the command BOOT and press the Enter key your application will start Multithreaded TTY in x Bus Pot Boat pugne 3 Ska Bas 3f Maiting 2see to start A te abort 5272 2 Monitor 01 14 Now 23 2005 18 43 51 rogranning Plash fron FPOB G0b o COSI image from 08 WZJFTCAB opin 2ene to bort i low Stata Com CIS OSA RING RLSDICO CTSHed XOFFHa M TXOw DSR Mad HOFF Sort TX Owe f BrtesEecond 11038 RasD Hold EOF Set Chae o z 15 4 4 We
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18. memory RAM 600 MB of available hard drive space 3 8 1 Known System Issues If you are using stdin stdout or stderr from multiple tasks you must leave the files set to unbuffered This is done as part of the system startup code so you should not need to change it This problem also exists for any FILE you create using fdopen You can set the file to unbuffered with the following function setvbuf thefile NULL _IONBF 0 3 9 Project Management with NBEclipse and Command Line Tools You can choose to develop with the NBEclipse IDE or Command Line Tools NBEclipse can manage your project automatically If you prefer a command line environment or desire to use your own IDE you can invoke the compiler with your own makefile Each example program in c nburn examples includes a makefile to build the project The following only applies if you use the Command Line Tools The NetBurner tools provide a set of file fragments that simplify compiling and linking your custom projects In order to use this makefile system you must do one of the following Use the NetBurner Application Wizard application to set up your project Edit the list of C C and S source files to be included in your project s makefile A simple minimal NetBurner make file shown below This is a minimal make file Anything that starts with is a comment To generate the dependencies automatically run make depend To clean up the direc
19. nd integrating network and operating system software Building a network device covers many engineering disciplines This manual and associated documentation is intended to be a reference guide for developers rather than a tutorial on a specific topic 4 2 Hardware Setup This section assumes you have setup TCP IP on your host computer and have a working Ethernet card with TCP IP configured as a protocol You will also need to have a Static IP Address to assign to the NetBurner board and you need to know your IP Network Mask e g 255 255 255 0 or you can use DHCP if you have a DHCP Server If you are not part of a larger LAN and do not know how to get an IP address please read the section I m Really New to Networking and I m Confused About Getting an IP Address below Note This section is also covered in your hard copy Quick Start Guide 1 Geta Static IP Address and configure a Network Mask or use DHCP factory default Warning If you are part of an existing network are not using DHCP stop reading now and go get an IP Address and Network Mask from your Network Administrator IP Addresses are used to route packets from place to place on an Intranet Internet If you are not part of an established network and your ethernet segment is isolated you can choose just about any IP Address you desire The powers that be have actually set aside some addresses for isolated networks They are documented in RFC1918 The reserved ranges are
20. o connect your CB34EX to your host computer Warning You cannot use a Standard Serial cable e f you are using the SB72 EX with the supplied NULL Modem cable the serial port is the left serial port Port 0 Note You must use the supplied NULL Modem cable to connect your SB72EX to your host computer Warning You cannot use a Standard Serial cable e f you are using either the SB72 or SB70 boards with the SB72 SB70 Adapter Evaluation board the serial port is the inner serial port J2 on the Adapter Evaluation board e f you are using the CFV2 66 board use the single on board serial port e Start the MTTTY program from Windows Start gt Programs gt Netburner NNDK gt Mttty Serial Terminal Select the Port that you connected the Serial or NULL modem cable to on your host computer usually COM1 Set the Baud rate to 115 200 the Parity to None the Data Bits to 8 the Stop Bits to1 as shown on the next page and press the Connect button Note After you click the Connect button the button name will change to Disconnect 12 EX Multi threaded TTY File Edit TTY Transfer Help Port Baud Parity Data Bits Stop Bits LocalEcho No Reading 115200 z None 8 1 Display Errors No Writing gt NoEvents Font Comm Events Flow Control Timeouts IV Autowrap No Status Press the Reset button on your NetBurner device or cycle power on a PK70 SB72 S
21. re of Application Code All NetBurner applications are designed to operate from SDRAM After you have built the application you can load it into SDRAM DL command and execute it or you can load it into FLASH FLA command and have the Boot Monitor load it into SDRAM on reset This allows you to run exactly the same linked image whether you are debugging or running your final application and minimizes the unpleasant surprises that can occur when firmware is developed with an emulator and moved to FLASH The recommended development method is to download to flash memory 3 4 The Boot Process Upon reset the Coldfire processor loads the Stack Pointer and Reset Vector from parameters supplied in FLASH memory The Reset Vector is contained in the NetBurner Boot Monitor code The Boot Monitor program then will Initialize MBAR Module Base Address Register Initialize RAMBAR RAM Base Address Register Initialize CSO Chip Select CSO Initialize other Chip Selects Initialize SDRAM Initialize VBR Vector Base Register Initialize the primary Serial Port Fill in the Vector Table with the Boot Monitor exception handlers The acronyms specified above are explained in the Freescale User s Manual for your particular hardware platform in C Nburn docs FreescaleManuals The application always runs from SDRAM It is stored in FLASH memory as a compressed image The Boot Monitor moves the application from FLASH to SDRAM when all of the following
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23. support device or system or to affect its safety or effectiveness 3 Overview 3 1 Installation Directory Structure This section does not apply to any of NetBurner s Non Network Development Kits e g Mod5213 The NetBurner installation creates a number of directories located under the root C Nburn directory These directories are listed below along with a brief description make The make file fragments that implement the NetBurner make environment Executable files for the NetBurner Windows tools pctools Source code for the NetBurner Windows tools NetBurner network API header files include_nn NetBurner non network API header files system NetBurner network system libraries source code system_nn NetBurner non network system libraries source code platform system Source code for the specific platform hardware system Libraries platform include Source code for the specific platform hardware NetBurner API Libraries platform original Compiled copies of the factory applications These can be downloaded to your NetBurner device to restore the factory application 3 2 Application Memory Mapping Many embedded systems map memory starting at address zero NetBurner deliberately does not map address zero so that NULL pointers can be detected Any attempt to dereference a NULL pointer will cause a bus fault exception Please refer to your hardware platform documentation for detailed memory maps 3 3 The Structu
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25. tory run make clean Run make depend whenever you Add files to the project Change what files are included in a source file Run make clean whenever you change this makefile Setup the project root name This will build NAME x and save it as NBROOT bin NAME x NAME simphtml CXXSRCS main cpp htmldata cpp Uncomment and modify these lines if you have C or S files CSRCS foo c ASRCS foo s CREATEDTARGS htmldata cpp Include the file that does all of the automagic work include NBROOT make main mak htmldata cpp wildcard html comphtml html ohtmldata cpp The makefile fragments in the C Nburn make directory accomplish this makefile automation e Applications use root mk main mk and last mk e Libraries use root mk libmain mk and last mk After the make system makes an application image it uses the NetBurner CompCode tool to make a compressed application image that can be loaded in FLASH memory Running make load will compile the project and download it to the NetBurner device 4 Network Devices Getting Started 4 1 Introduction This section contains information on how to get started with your kit Such as system configuration how to download files and interfacing with HTML The focus of this section is to allow someone to begin their application code development without having to configure compilers building hardware a
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