C:\CCStudio_v3.1

Step 1 - Download and Install Emulation Drivers
All Spectrum Digital JTAG emulation drivers for the CCStudio v3.1 platform are now integrated into a single driver installer. This driver installer includes drivers both across processor architectures (C2000, C5000, C6000, ARM, and OMAP) as well as across emulator, DSK and eZdsp types (USB, parallel port, PCI). Download the driver package using this link:

   >> Download Spectrum Digital Driver Release 3.01.04C [28-July-2005] <<

Un-zip the downloaded file, then run the installer. It will default to install into the C:\CCStudio_v3.1 path. Click here for the latest release notes.

Step 2 - Connect Your Emulator to Your PC

For the XDS510 USB JTAG Emulator
Connect the XDS510 USB JTAG emulator to your PC through the included USB cable. The red USB-ACTIVE light will light for about one second and then turn off. If this is the first time you ever plugged in an XDS510 USB JTAG emulator, Windows will pop up its "Add New Hardware" wizard. Select the Install from a specific location option. Then select "Search for the best driver" option and use the browse function to include C:\CCStudio_v3.1\specdig\xds510usb\ subdirectory of your CCStudio installation.

For the XDS510 PP+ JTAG Emulator
Connect the XDS510 PP+ JTAG emulator to your PC through the included parallel cable. Connect the included +5V power suppy to the emulator. The following steps below require that the parallel port I/O address on your PC be at 0x378. In the Software guide, go to the PC I/O Port section to figure out what your parallel port I/O address is and if it needs to be changed.

Step 3 - Download and Install CCStudio Configuration Files (Optional)
Before you can actually talk to your target board, CCStudio needs to know some details about the emulator being used, the JTAG scan chain configuration of the processor on the board and the location of any startup GEL files. This information is configured in the CCStudio Setup application and can be stored as import configuration files. Many of these configurations are included with CCStudio for generic platforms and DSP Developer Starter Kits (DSKs). If you are working with popular Spectrum Digital target boards, you can find configuration files here. Download the configuration file installer below and launch it to add the configuration files.

Step 4 - Automatic CCStudio v3.1 Configuration
At this point, you need to configure CCStudio to recognize your emulator and your target board.

• Launch the desktop icon (Setup CCStudio v3.1).
• Press the Remove All button to clean up the System Configuration pane.
• Choose a Family and Platform option, to filter the number of configurations.
• Choose an Available Configurations option that best suits your own setup.
• Press the << Add button to add that configuration.
• Save your settings ( File -> Save ).
• Exit out of CCStudio Setup and start CCStudio v3.1.

Here is a list of some family/platform filters and the available board configurations.

Guides and References

There are three useful guides if you come across an error during a step from above:

• Troubleshooting guide - For problems involving your JTAG emulator, development board, TI CCStudio, and your CCStudio projects.

• Software guide - For general information about the JTAG emulator utilities and setup. For general information involving CCStudio versions, setup configuration, components, and debug environment.

• Hardware guide - For general information about the JTAG emulator hardware, daughtercards, general tips for hardware developers, and general tips on hardware features.