5. Program chip
Press “Program” button to Program chip.
GreenPAK Universal Dev. Board 1 can be used as
test fixture to easily verify your design functionality.
To enable test board mode click “Test Mode” button.
If “Test Board” button becomes orange the
schematics in GreenPAK Emulation Tool window
represents the actual state of the Development
board. All the changes will be immediately applied
to board configuration.
When the “Test Board” button is gray, the
Development board returns to default settings.
Support
Visit Silego website for Application Notes and
Training Videos at http://www.silego.com
If you need any additional support, please refer to
the support section of Silego website.
http://support.silego.com
GreenPAK
Universal Dev. Board 1
Quick Start Guide
Getting Started
1. Verify Kit Contents
2. Install GreenPAK Designer Software
3. Prepare Development Board
4. Use Emulation Tool
5. Program Chip
1. Verify Kit Contents
Development Board:
Socket Board:
GreenPAK Samples:
USB A to mini B cable:
2. Install GreenPAK Designer Software
Download and install the latest GreenPAK Designer
software from http://www.silego.com
3. Prepare Development Board
Use USB cable to connect GreenPAK Universal
Dev. Board 1 to your PC or Mac.
Make sure that the socket board is well connected
to main board.
Use tweezers to place one GreenPAK chip to
socket. Make sure that the PIN1 marker on the
socket corresponds to first PIN key on the chip.
Close the socket.
4. Use Emulation Tool
Start GreenPAK Designer Software.
Open one of the example projects at: Main menu ->
Help -> Examples.
Use toolbar icon to start GreenPAK Emulation
Tool.
The schematic at emulator control window
represents the actual controls, which are present in
the emulator.
Press “Emulation” button to load your project code
to the chip. At this point chip will gain the behavior
of your project. Emulation can be performed
multiple times even chip is programmed.
For more information, please refer to the user guide
available at: Main menu -> Help -> User Guides.
Press “Emulation” button again to exit the emulation
mode.
