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The XDK devices list (picture 6) shows a list of previous and currently connected XDKs. The three buttons on
the right allow to flash, boot or to debug the device. For activating the debug mode the JLink adapter (sold
separately here) must be connected. Right clicking on the XDK will open the context menu. You can choose
"Go to Bootloader" and "Flash Bootloader". Also you can rename the XDK device here. (Picture 7).
Picture 7: Connected XDK devices
The COM and JLink buttons in the device list (picture 7) can also be manually activated or deactivated. The
COM button enables the current connection between the XDK and the PC. The JLink button enables the
current connection over the JLink of the XDK to the PC. What a JLink does will be described in section
1.2.2.3.
1.2.2.1 Flash Button
Select a project from the Project Explorer or import an example from the XDK welcome screen. Press the
Flash button. The XDK Workbench then compiles the project.The XDK is then put into bootloader mode. The
compiled project is now transferred to the XDK, which boots automatically on completion.
Picture 8: XDK flash view
1.2.2.2 Boot/Reboot
The button is context-sensitive and can change between Boot and Reboot, depending on the current mode
of the XDK. By pressing the Boot button the XDK boots from bootloader to application mode. By pressing the
Reboot button XDK switches from application mode to bootloader mode.
1.2.2.3 Debug
For debugging a JLink adapter is required. Choose a previously compiled project. The XDK Workbench
configures the debug configuration automatically. The binary is downloaded to the XDK and the debugger
starts. The XDK Workbench proposes to switch to debug perspective.
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