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Catalyst TC Development Kit Quick Start for WRL LiveUSB

CTTC5400

CTTC5401

DC Power Input (J29)

PS/2 Keyboard, Mouse (J34)

Serial 0 and 3 (P1)

USB 0 to 3 (J3, J4)

Ethernet (J63)

Display Adapter in J11

PCIe (J12, J14, J15)

SDVO Socket (J10)

SD/MMC (J51)

Reset Switch (SW1)

On/Off Button (SW2)

What’s in the Box?

The development kit includes the following components:

• Catalyst TC Development Kit carrier board with industrial temperature Catalyst TC (CTTC5400) or commercial temperature Catalyst TC (CTTC5401)

• Catalyst Module Display Adapter

• 10.4-inch SVGA TFT LCD with touch screen and backlight inverter

• Black DB9FF cable (for maintenance port P2 only)

• Null modem cable (6 foot, DB9FF)

• 12 VDC adapter and AC cord

• Wind River Linux LiveUSB Run-Time preinstalled on the Catalyst TC eMMC embedded flash drive

• Utiliboot USB flash drive (4 GB) and FreeDOS USB flash drive (2 GB) for booting the development Kit

• Wind River Linux LiveUSB flash drive (16 GB) for booting a development PC

Three Target Run-Time Options

Your kit can be configured to boot any of the following three Linux distributions:

• Wind River Linux LiveUSB Image (as shipped)

• Eurotech Product Run-time

(WRL BSP + product layers)

• Eurotech Product Run-time with Everyware Software

Framework (WRL BSP + product layers + ESF)

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Status Display (D36)

Maintenance Port (P2)

Power LEDs

Running the LiveUSB Evaluation

As initially shipped, your Catalyst TC Development Kit boots the LiveUSB run-time evaluation, which is quick to set up.

To begin, connect both the Catalyst TC Development Kit and the development PC to an Ethernet network that is connected to the Internet. Standard kits are preinstalled with the run-time images. If your system uses an external

Wind River Linux LiveUSB Run-Time drive, install it prior to boot. Boot the Catalyst TC and the PC with the LiveUSB flash drive.

For full details, see the Wind River Linux and Eurotech

Catalyst TC LiveUSB Evaluation Getting Started Guide .

The Wind River Linux LiveUSB flash drive includes:

• Instructions to set up your Wind River evaluation on the Catalyst TC Development Kit

• Details about how to activate your free, 30-day license for the Wind River Workbench development suite

• Audio-visual guides that lead you through the Wind

River Linux evaluation

• All the source code for Wind River Linux and the

Eurotech Product layers

• Hardware documentation in the “Eurotech Catalyst TC

Documents” folder on the desktop

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Using the Eurotech Product Run-Times

The Eurotech Product Run-Times are customized Wind

River Linux images that have been configured to include additional features not present in the Catalyst TC BSP:

• Ethernet is automatically configured using DHCP.

• sshd is started automatically.

• X Windows is included. Use “ startx ” to start it.

• Device drivers and network features have been enabled to support Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and wireless modem devices, NAT, NTP, etc.

• The root account password is “ IsiTech ”.

This run-time image is ready for deployment as a product platform and is the base run-time used by Eurotech’s ESF.

Installation

1. Insert the bootable Utiliboot USB flash drive, attach a keyboard, and power on the system.

2. Log in on the console using the root account with the password “ IsiTech ”.

3. To install to on-board media, continue with the next step. Otherwise, insert your removable media now and allow the system to detect the drive. You may use your own media, however Eurotech only provides support for media we supply.

4. Install the Eurotech Product Run-Time by following the instructions in the README.txt

file. The install process normally takes four to ten minutes. There are a number of options not used in the README.txt

file.

To display all the options, run “ make-media.sh –h ”.

5. Use the “ poweroff ” command to safely shut down.

Everyware

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Software Framework

Information about Eurotech’s ESF is available at http://esf.eurotech.com/

Eurotech Technical Support

For hardware support and issues relating to the Eurotech

Product Run-Time, use the Eurotech support site. The site includes errata reports, user documents, and developer’s forums. It is available to registered developers at: http://support.eurotech-inc.com/

Next Steps

For additional information about the Catalyst TC, download the Catalyst TC documents from the Eurotech support site or contact your local sales representative.

Updating Your Development System

• To install the Eurotech Product Run-Time, use the

Utiliboot USB flash drive as described previously.

• To re-install the Wind River Linux LiveUSB run-time evaluation, follow the instructions in Appendix A of the getting started guide.

• To update the BIOS, contact Eurotech Support for

BIOS update files and utilities. You will install these files on the bootable FreeDOS USB flash drive.

Hardware Features

For details about the hardware features, see the

Catalyst TC Development Kit User Manual, #110125-9000 .

Module Compatibility

The Catalyst TC does not support all connectors on the carrier board. For details, see the Catalyst TC

Development Kit User Manual .

Note that the Catalyst TC will not boot in designs for the

Catalyst Module, Catalyst XL, or Catalyst LP. The

Catalyst TC Compatibility Technical Bulletin,

#110125-5002 describes these compatibility options.

Troubleshooting

If you are directed to use Maintenance port P2 while working with Eurotech staff, use the black DB9FF cable supplied in this kit. P2 is not for application use and does not follow the EIA-232C standard.

See the support forums for additional tips.

Wind River Technical Support

For Wind River Workbench licensing issues, see

Appendix B of the getting started guide. For Wind River

Linux and LiveUSB support, contact http://www.windriver.com/support/

Contact Us

EUROTECH

Toll-free +1 888.941.2224

Tel. +1 301.490.4007

Fax +1 301.490.4582

E-mail: [email protected]

E-mail: [email protected]

Web: www.eurotech-inc.com

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