QuickStart reference for Angel ROM-monitors and JTAG interfaces

Getting started with the Angel evaluation board

Follow these instructions to set up a project for your evaluation board:

Start the IAR Embedded Workbench and create a new project, or open an existing project.

To use the Angel driver, open the project settings and select the Angel driver in the C-SPY Setup page. Angel-specific options can now be set in the Angel page, shown in the picture below. The Angel monitor always starts to communicate at 9600 baud, and then switches to the baudrate specified in Serial Port Settings.

Make sure that you have a linker command file that matches your hardware. To select a linker command file, choose Project>Options and go to the Include page of the XLINK category. Sample linker command files can be found for a number of boards under the ...\arm\examples directory.

To setup your own linker file, select Override default and click the XCL file configuration button to enter the linker file configuration tool.

You can now start the debug session. Choose Project>Debug (or click the C-SPY button on the toolbar) to download the code to the target and start debugging.

Under the ...\arm\examples directory there is a number of ready made projects for Angel evaluation boards. The readme.txt file delivered with each project contains detailed information about the project. Ready-made projects can be found for:
ARM Evaluator7t board
Atmel AT91EB40, AT91EB40A, AT91EB42, AT91EB55 and AT91EB63 boards
Cirrus Logic EDB7312 board

Start the IAR Embedded Workbench and create a new project, or open an existing project.

To use the Angel driver, open the project settings and select the Angel driver in the C-SPY Setup page. Angel specific options can now be set in the Angel page, shown in the picture below. JEENI always starts to communicate at 9600 baud, and then switches to the baudrate specified in Serial Port Settings.

To use Ethernet instead, the IP address for JEENI needs to be programmed. By installing the JEENI software from EPI tools, you will have access to jconfig.exe that configures JEENI. This program is run in an MS-DOS window.
Example: We have JEENI connected to COM1 and want to reprogram the IP address to 192.9.201.252.

Also see the JEENI User's Manual for more detailed usage of jconfig.exe. For example, setting the correct CPU core.
Make sure that you have a linker command file that matches your hardware. To select a linker command file, choose Project>Options and go to the Include page of the XLINK category. Sample linker command files can be found for a number of boards under the ...\arm\examples directory.

To setup your own linker file, select Override default and click the XCL file configuration button to enter the linker file configuration tool.

You can now start the debug session. Choose Project>Debug (or click the C-SPY button on the toolbar) to download the code to the target and start debugging.