User Manual Part 4

User Guide to Q4000/QPRO
Document Number 1135-4713 Rev G
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If additional changes are required after compiling, it is a good idea to first select "Clean"
from the Project menu before recompiling. This removes the existing object files and
insures that the subsequent "Make" does a completely new compile and build, without
using any previously compiled object files.
2. Use Ctrl/F to search for POWER_ON. In the function processEvent() , you should see
the line case POWER_ON:
3. Modify APL.c by adding printf("\r\nHello, world!\r\n"); under the POWER_ON line. The file with
the modifications should appear as in Figure 12-18 below:
Figure 12-18: Modify Turnkey APL.c by adding a printf statement
4. After making the modification, select Make (F7) to save the changes and rebuild the project.
If there are errors shown in the bottom window, correct these and rebuild. This creates the
new binary file, TurnKey.bin, which you then load into the modem with the QUAKE
Configuration Tool (QCT), as described in Section 12.2.2.
Note: