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| ==== - Compatibility List ==== | ==== - Compatibility List ==== | ||
| - | XGrid should be compatible with all XMEGA processors. Using the online firmware update feature requires that the application be no larger than half of the application flash, however, so please choose a large enough chip. Also, XGrid tends to require a rather large amount of RAM for buffers, so it is only recommended for use with chips with 8K of SRAM. An asterisk denotes the MCU has been tested and confirmed XGrid compatible. | + | XGrid should be compatible with all XMEGA processors. Using the online firmware update feature requires that the application be no larger than half of the application flash, however, so please choose a large enough chip. Also, XGrid tends to require a rather large amount of RAM for buffers, so it is only recommended for use with chips with at least 8K of SRAM. As XGrid uses the hardware USART modules for networking, a minimum of five is suggested for a square grid (four for networking and one for debug) and seven for a hexagonal grid (six for networking and one for debug). For this reason, the D and B series are not recommended as these devices have fewer hardware USART modules. An asterisk denotes that the MCU has been tested and confirmed XGrid compatible. |
| - | Note that it may be possible to use XGrid on ATMEGA processors, though with only two USARTS, the networking abilities will be rather limited. | + | Note that it may be possible to use XGrid on ATMEGA processors, though with only two USARTS, the networking abilities will be very limited. |
| * XMEGA | * XMEGA | ||
| - | * atxmega16a4 | + | * atxmega16a4 (2k SRAM, 5 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega32a4 | + | * atxmega32a4 (4k SRAM, 5 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega64a1 | + | * atxmega64a1 (4k SRAM, 8 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega64a3 | + | * atxmega64a3 (4k SRAM, 7 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega64a4 | + | * atxmega64a4 (4k SRAM, 5 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega128a1 | + | * atxmega128a1 (8k SRAM, 8 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega128a3 * | + | * atxmega128a3 (8k SRAM, 7 USARTs) * |
| - | * atxmega128a4 | + | * atxmega128a4 (8k SRAM, 5 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega192a1 | + | * atxmega192a1 (16k SRAM, 8 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega192a3 | + | * atxmega192a3 (16k SRAM, 5 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega256a1 | + | * atxmega256a1 (16k SRAM, 8 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega256a3b | + | * atxmega256a3b (16k SRAM, 7 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega256a3 | + | * atxmega256a3 (16k SRAM, 7 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega16d4 | + | * atxmega16d4 (2k SRAM, 2 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega32d4 | + | * atxmega32d4 (4k SRAM, 2 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega64d3 | + | * atxmega64d3 (4k SRAM, 3 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega64d4 | + | * atxmega64d4 (4k SRAM, 2 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega128d3 | + | * atxmega128d3 (8k SRAM, 3 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega128d4 | + | * atxmega128d4 (8k SRAM, 2 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega192d3 | + | * atxmega192d3 (16k SRAM, 3 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega256d3 | + | * atxmega256d3 (16k SRAM, 3 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega16a4u | + | * atxmega16a4u (2k SRAM, 5 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega32a4u | + | * atxmega32a4u (4k SRAM, 5 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega64a3u | + | * atxmega64a3u (4k SRAM, 7 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega64a4u | + | * atxmega64a4u (4k SRAM, 5 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega128a3u | + | * atxmega128a3u (8k SRAM, 7 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega128a4u | + | * atxmega128a4u (8k SRAM, 5 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega192a3u | + | * atxmega192a3u (16k SRAM, 7 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega256a3u | + | * atxmega256a3u (16k SRAM, 7 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega256a3bu | + | * atxmega256a3bu (16k SRAM, 7 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega64b1 | + | * atxmega64b1 (4k SRAM, 2 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega64b3 | + | * atxmega64b3 (4k SRAM, 1 USART) |
| - | * atxmega128b1 | + | * atxmega128b1 (8k SRAM, 2 USARTs) |
| - | * atxmega128b3 | + | * atxmega128b3 (8k SRAM, 1 USART) |
| ===== - Building XGrid ===== | ===== - Building XGrid ===== | ||
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| - Install required packages | - Install required packages | ||
| - Edit makefile for device and programmer settings | - Edit makefile for device and programmer settings | ||
| - | - Build | + | -- Build |
| - | $ make | + | ..<code> |
| - | - Program | + | $ make |
| - | $ make program | + | </code> |
| + | -- Program | ||
| + | ..<code> | ||
| + | $ make program | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| ==== - Building XGrid in Windows ==== | ==== - Building XGrid in Windows ==== | ||
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| - Install software | - Install software | ||
| - | * Install WinAVR from http://sourceforge.net/projects/winavr/files/WinAVR/20100110/ | + | * Install WinAVR from http://sourceforge.net/projects/winavr/files/WinAVR/ |
| - Edit makefile for device and programmer settings | - Edit makefile for device and programmer settings | ||
| - | - Build | + | -- Build |
| - | > make | + | ..<code> |
| - | - Program | + | > make |
| - | > make program | + | </code> |
| + | -- Program | ||
| + | ..<code> | ||
| + | > make program | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===== - Building XGrid Manager ===== | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==== - Building XGrid Manager in Linux ==== | ||
| + | |||
| + | === - Requirements === | ||
| + | |||
| + | * gtkmm >= 2.28.0 | ||
| + | |||
| + | === - Procedure === | ||
| + | |||
| + | - Install required packages | ||
| + | -- If no configure script present, run bootstrap | ||
| + | ..<code> | ||
| + | $ ./bootstrap | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| + | -- Run configure script | ||
| + | ..<code> | ||
| + | $ ./configure | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| + | -- Build | ||
| + | ..<code> | ||
| + | $ make | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| + | -- Install | ||
| + | ..<code> | ||
| + | $ make install | ||
| + | </code> | ||
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