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In the top left pane, click Asm file (.s) to change the Type field to ASM File (.s). d. In the Name field, type Exercise01. e. Click the Add I button to create exercise01.s. Exercise01.s is then opened in the editor pane on the right side of the uVision IDE windows, as shown in Figure 6. Figure 6. Source File in uVision IDE Editor 3.2.4. Enter assembly source code. a. Type the code as shown in Figure 7 into the exercise 01.s editor pane. The full source code of exercise01.s can be downloaded in the course website. Figure 7. Lab01 Exercise Assembly code b.

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Date post: 27-Mar-2018 Category: Documents View: 214 times Download: 2 times Download for free Report this document Share this document with a friend Transcript: ECE 362 ECE 362 Microprocessor Systems and Interfacing Laboratory 01 Keil MDK-ARM Microcontroller Development Kit Tutorial This exercise introduces the Keil MDK-ARM Microcontroller Development Kit, which runs on a PC under windows.

The objective of this exercise is to get you familiar with the Keil MDK-ARM IDE environment (downloading, installation of MDK-ARM corepackagedeviceschip, creating projects, entering assembly language programs, assembling, simulating, and debugging).

An assembly language program is entered and simulated in Keil MDK-ARM, and important features of assembly language programming with Keil MDK-ARM are explored.

Prelab Work Optional (but encouraged) You should plan to work on your own computer at home a lot during this semester.

You should install the main software (evaluation version) we will use in this course: the Microcontroller Development Kit (MDK-ARM), which supports software development for and debugging of ARM7, ARM9, Cortex-M, and Cortex-R4 processor-based devices.

Download it from ARMs website and install it on your own computer.

MDK-ARM is already installed on the computers in the lab room ET 307.

MDK combines the ARM RealView compilation tools with the Keil Vision Integrated Development Environment (IDE).

The Keil Vision IDE includes: Project Management and Device Tool Configuration, Source Code Editor Optimized for Embedded Systems, Target Debugging and Flash Programming, Accurate Device Simulation (CPU and Peripheral).

Introduction Kiel ARM-MDK Lite versin 5.10 toolchain is used in the lab exercises.

Though Keil ARM-MDK Lite has a code-size 32KB limit, it is enough for all the lab exercises in ECE 362.

Keil MDK is the most comprehensive software development environment for Cortex-M processor based microcontrollers.

From version 5, ARM-MDK is split into the MDK Core and Software Packs which makes new device support and middleware updates independent from the toolchain.

The MDK Core contains all development tools including IDE, Compiler, and Debugger.

The new Pack Installer adds and updates Software Packs for devices, CMSIS, and middleware.

Some useful references can be found in the following links: Keil ARM-MDK Version Overview Keil ARM-MDK DownloadInstall Getting Started with ARM-MDK Keil ARM-MDK Primer3.

Procedure 3.1 Downloading and Installation Keil MDK-ARM 5.10 3.1.1 Go to the Keil MDK-ARM downinstall website, fill the requested information and download Keil MDK-ARM 5.10 lite core installation package.

In the packinstaller window, please install the package for Keil::LPC1700DFP, Board: MCB1700 Board, LC17xx series device, chip type: LPC1768.

Note: For PCs at ET 307, Keil 5.10 may be pre-installed and you can skip this step.

Start Keil MDK-ARMs uVision IDE.

Click the start menu icon at the left the Windows task bar, then select All Programs, and finally select Keil uVision 5.

The Keil uVision IDE will then open, as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1. Opening Keil ARM-MDK uVision IDE 3.2.2.

Create a new project From the Keil uVision IDE main menu, select Project - New uVision Project.

Browse a location where you want to keep your project files b.

Use New Folder to create a folder for your project, and name is Exercise01.

In the file name field at the bottom, type Exercise01.

Press the save button to create your project.

Keil uVision IDE will then launch the Select Device for Target Target 1 window, shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3. Select Device for Target Window e.

To set the target as the LPC1768 micontroller on the Keil MCB1700 board, in the left pane below the Search field, successively click next to each of the following categories to select NXP ( LPC1700series ( LPC176x(LPC1768, as shown in Figure 3: f.

The project then opens in Keil uVision IDE,, as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4. Add a New Item to Project Open in uVision IDE 3.2.3.

Add an assembly source file to the project.

In the Project pane along the top left side of the uVision IDE window, click next to Target to show Source Group 1, as shown in Figure 4.

Right-click on Source Group 1, and in the resulting drop-down menu select Add New Item to group Source Group 1.

In the top left pane, click Asm file (.s) to change the Type field to ASM File (.s).

In the Name field, type Exercise01.

Click the Add I button to create exercise01.s.

Exercise01.s is then opened in the editor pane on the right side of the uVision IDE windows, as shown in Figure 6.

Figure 6. Source File in uVision IDE Editor 3.2.4.

Enter assembly source code.

Type the code as shown in Figure 7 into the exercise 01.s editor pane.

The full source code of exercise01.s can be downloaded in the course website.

Figure 7. Lab01 Exercise Assembly code b.