Lantronix EDS1100 Quick Start Manual
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- Page 1 EDS1100/2100 Linux Software Developers Kit (SDK) Quick Start Guide Part Number 900-549 Revision C June 2010...
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Page 2: Copyright And Trademark
Copyright and Trademark © 2010 Lantronix. All rights reserved. No part of the contents of this book may be transmitted or reproduced in any form or by any means without the written permission of Lantronix. MatchPort and XPort are registered trademarks of Lantronix. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
EDS1100 _____________________________________________________________________ 6 EDS2100 _____________________________________________________________________ 6 3. Target Setup Connecting the Lantronix Evaluation Board.................... 7 Connecting an Evaluation Board – Power ____________________________________________ 7 Connecting an Evaluation Board – Serial Port ________________________________________ 7 Connecting an Evaluation Board – Ethernet __________________________________________ 8 Connecting the EDS1100/2100 ...................... - Page 4 Contents List of Figures Figure 3-1. Connecting an Evaluation Board via Serial Port .................7 Figure 3-2. Connecting an Evaluation Board via Ethernet ................8 Figure 4-1. Message Prompts ........................12 Figure 5-1. Configuration Profile Menu ...................... 13 Figure 5-2. Configuration Prompts ......................14 Figure 5-3.
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Page 5: Introduction
RS-232 serial port and a 10/100Base-TX network connection (RJ45). The EDS1100 & EDS2100 are external device servers that can be used to add networking capabilities to your device. The EDS1100 has one RS-232 serial port and a 10/ 100Base-TX network connection (RJ45). -
Page 6: What's In The Box
3.3V wall-mount power supply AC/DC, 1.2A RS-232 cable, DB9F/F, null modem 3.3V wall-mount power supply AC/DC, 1A RS-232, DB9F/F, 10ft, null modem cable SMA to UFL adapter cable EDS1100 EDS2100 The box contains the following items: The box contains the following items: EDS1100... -
Page 7: Target Setup
3. Connect the output plug of the power supply to the evaluation or demo board. Connecting an Evaluation Board – Serial Port 1. Connect one end of the supplied DB9F/F (DB25F on EDS1100) serial cable to the serial port on the laptop or desktop. -
Page 8: Connecting An Evaluation Board - Ethernet
3. Connect one end of the supplied DB9F/F (DB25F on EDS1100) serial cable to the serial port on the laptop or desktop. 4. Connect the other end of the supplied serial cable to the serial port on the EDS1100 (CON1 on EDS2100). -
Page 9: Configuring An Ip Address
Configuring an IP Address By default, the target device (MatchPort AR, XPort Pro, or EDS1100 / 2100) will attempt to obtain an IP address via the DHCP protocol. Type the following command at the Linux shell prompt to determine the... -
Page 10: Sdk Installation Overview
Host requirements Please make sure that at least 2.5 GB of disk space is available before installation. Some operations may require root privileges. Consult the User Guide for instructions on setting up sudo access. Linux Distributions The SDK was validated on the following Linux distributions: Redhat-based distributions Fedora 9, 10, 11, 12, Fedora Core 5 &... -
Page 11: Other Distributions
4 SDK Installation Overview python sudo libacl1-dev tftpd or tftpd-hpa libtasn1-3-dev zlib1g-dev rsync Optional but recommended packages nfs-kernel-server libncurses5-dev (for the ncurses-based configuration utility) libglade2-dev (for the GTK-based graphical configuration utility) libqt3-mt-dev (for the Qt3-based graphical configuration utility) Other Distributions OpenSUSE 11.2 pattern install devel_C_C++ pattern install devel_kernel... -
Page 12: Installation Procedure
4 SDK Installation Overview Installation Procedure To install the SDK software on your host machine: 1. Mount the SDK CD image on your host system. The User Guide provides additional information about image mounting procedures. 2. Select and create an installation directory (replace angle bracketed items with actual values). You must have write privileges to this directory. -
Page 13: Building Images With The Sdk
To build an image with the SDK: 1. From the development host, switch into the installation directory. $ cd <install directory> 2. Source the environment file. $ . env_m68k-µClinux 3. Issue the make command. $ make 4. Select a configuration profile when prompted. NOTE If you are unsure of which configuration profile to use, begin with the DEFAULT profile. -
Page 14: Figure 5-2. Configuration Prompts
5 Building Images with the SDK Figure 5-2. Configuration Prompts Default all settings (lose changes) (DEFAULTS_OVERRIDE) [N/y] (NEW) Customize Kernel Settings (DEFAULTS_KERNEL) [N/y] (NEW) Customize Application/Library Settings (DEFAULTS_VENDOR) [N/y] (NEW) Update Default Vendor Settings (DEFAULTS_VENDOR_UPDATE) [N/y] (NEW) NOTE The build process may take several minutes to complete. 6. -
Page 15: Sdk Forum Information
SDK is available. Individual forum topics are monitored by Lantronix engineers and technical support staff and may be used to ask questions regarding any aspect of the SDK. Complete the registration process to obtain a logon ID and post your question.
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