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2 Document overview
Atmel AVR8015
2
The Atmel QT600 MCU boards can be connected to the Atmel STK
access to unused I/O-pins. STK600, however, is not needed for the QT600 kit to
function properly. QT600 is fully supported by
QTouch
Library, and
Atmel AVR Studio
QTouch
Suite.
This hands-on training consists of a number of tasks.
1. Connect everything and assure that your hardware is working properly.
2. Set up a project from scratch, select and include the library, add the touch files
and ASF driver files.
3. Create a virtual kit in design mode and use the pin configuration wizard.
4. Configure the global options and set/enable the sensors.
5. Add debug files and code to use the debug interface in order to take advantage of
the live debugging features of QTouch Studio.
6. Use the Analysis mode and a review brief description of the various parameters.
7. Use the design validation wizard.
8. Log data and use it for further analysis and debugging purposes.
Basics of
AVR Studio
5, or tools use are not covered.
The hands-on training is split into several different assignments. Each assignment is
further divided into individual sections to simplify understanding.
Throughout this document you will find some special icons. These icons are used to
identify different sections of assignments and ease complexity.
Information.
Delivers contextual information about a specific topic.
Tip.
Highlights useful tips and techniques.
To do.
Highlights objectives to be completed.
Result.
Highlights the expected result of an assignment step.
Warning.
Indicates important information.
Atmel AVR QTouch
5, and together these tools form the
®
600 for easy
Studio,
Atmel
Atmel
32185A-AVR-01/12
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