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Last Post 12 Jun 2014 07:25 AM by  Adam Ford
DM3730 Torpedo Development Kit
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David Armistead
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11 Jun 2014 05:34 PM
    I need step by step guide to get some simple code loaded and do something like toggle an IO.  Also can't find the pin definitions for the various connectors on the board. The demo needs to be for an idiot. I have a background in simple PIC coding. From the reading I've done this is a major leap in complexity. Thanks.
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    12 Jun 2014 07:25 AM
    Going from an embedded processor like a PIC to a Linux environment can be a jump, but we have a variety of guides and manuals posted to try to make it easier for you.

    Have you checked out http://support.logicpd.co...M3703TorpedoSOM.aspx

    If you haven't already done so, you will need to register your eval kit in order to access all the files. Once you have done that, you will find several documents and examples on how to toggle GPIO pins (AN527) as well as a Linux Training manual, BSP User guide, and Hardware design files which will contain schematics. In the schematics, it will show each pin on the module, where it is connected, and it's GPIO number.

    The BSP User Guide in section 5.1 also has a "Hello World" example to help get you started.

    Hopefully that will help point you in the right directions for getting started.

    -Adam
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