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Table 1. Excimer Kit Component Revisions Addressed in this Document
Excimer Board (part no PPCEVAL-EXCM3)
DINK32 UserÕs Guide
DINK32 Software
Macraigor OCD Interface
This document contains the following topics:
Topic
Part 1, ÒIntroductionÓ
Part 2, ÒGetting StartedÓ
Part 3, ÒProgrammingÓ
Part 2, ÒDebuggingÓ
Part 2, ÒDownloading a DINK UpgradeÓ
Part 3, ÒExcimer Memory MapÓ
Part 4, ÒDINK Memory MapÓ
Part 5, ÒUsing the Expansion ConnectorÓ
Part 6, ÒFrequency ControlÓ
Part 7, ÒSummaryÓ
Appendix A, ÒTroubleshootingÓ
Part 1 Introduction
The Excimer board is meant to be a low cost evaluation board to show a minimal PowerPC system design.
Possible uses for the EXCIMER include:
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PowerPC architecture learning tool
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PowerPC assembly language learning tool
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Embedded C programming learning tool
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University laboratory tool
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Running small benchmarks to investigate performance
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Proof of concept for system design-in
1.1 Features
The EXCIMER board has the following features:
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1 MByte of RAM (only 512KB on rev X2)
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4 Mbytes of FLASHROM
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2 serial ports
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PowerPC 603e microprocessor
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Component
Minimal PowerPC 603e Evaluation Board
Revision
(if applicable)
X3
Ver 9.0 Rev 5.0
Sep 1998
Ver 10.0 Rev 5.0
Dec 1998
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MOTOROLA
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