- Installation
- ============
- To install the Versaloon software, the Versaloon device should not
- be connected.
- Then run the installer VersaloonWin.exe. We'll denote the directory
- you installed to as <vsln>.
- Connect the Versaloon unit to a USB port. Windows should then ding
- and dong and ask you for a driver. If it does not, you may have
- enough drivers already. To install drivers, select manual
- installation and point Windows at
- <vsln>\driver\<winxx>\Versaloon\driver
- where <winxx> is win32 for 32 bit versions of Windows and win64
- for 64 bit versions of Windows.
- You can confirm the driver installation in
- Control Panel -> System -> Device Manager
- You should have two Versaloon entries
- libusb-win32 devices -> Versaloon
- Ports (COM & LPT) -> COMonVersaloon
- After installation, you will find PDF manuals in
- <vsln>\doc
- The installer will create a desktop icon for vsgui.exe, the
- Versaloon graphical front end, which drives the command line
- program vsprog.exe that does all the hard work.
- Technical support for Versaloon is mainly to be found using Yahoo
- groups
- http://groups.yahoo.com/
- and joining both Yahoo and the group
- versaloon
- First steps
- ===========
- With Versaloon connected, run vsgui.exe - it's in
- <vsln>\vsprog\
- VSgui will probably complain that it doesn't know where vsprog.exe
- is. It is also in
- <vsln>\vsprog\
- so navigate to that folder and select it. Editing the text boxes
- is unreliable, but isn't fixed yet. Do the same for OpenOCD, which
- is in
- <vsln>\openocd\
- Select the VSProg tab, and you will be able to select your CPU
- family and specific chip.
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