Instructions

63 C-Control Pro IDE

Max continuous current from the stabilized 5V voltage: 100 mA (without cooling)

Prototype area: 2.54 mm

Range of the permissible ambient temperature: 0 ° C to +70 ° C

Admissible relative humidity environment .. 20 - 60% non-condensing

Dimensions: 160 x 100 x 23 mm (including "MEGA128 UNIT" or "MEGA128CAN UNIT)

2.2 AVR32Bit

2.2.1 Installation

In this chapter the installation of hardware and software of the C-Control Pro AVR32Bit is described.

On delivery, the Autostart jumper is set. Please remove, otherwise no program transfer is pos-

sible.

2.2.1.1 Software

To get the current development software, sample programs, the manual and useful information,

please visit: www.c-control.de The manual is also available as a help file in the development environ-

ment of the C-Control PRO IDE and the PDF file is in the installation folder of the C-Control Pro in

the "Manual" directory.

Direct IDE Download Link: http://www.c-control-pro.de/updates/C-ControlSetup.exe

For the time of software and USB driver installations the user must be registered as adminis-

trator. During normal operation of the C-Control Pro this is not necessary.

At the beginning of the installation first select the language in which the installation should take

place. After that you can choose whether you want to install C-Control Pro into the standard path or

whether you want to specify your own target directory. At the end of the installation process you will

be asked if an icon should be created on your desktop.

When the installation process is completed you can choose whether you want to see the "ReadMe"

file, have the shortform introduction displayed or directly start the C-Control Pro design platform.

MAC Address

To avoid connection problems, the MAC address should be set to a new value in the C-Control Con-

figuration before switching on the Ethernet support. To this end, its own MAC address is generated

and supplied on a label for each C-Control Pro AVR32Bit. This label is located on the bottom of the

UNIT.

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