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Keywords SE050, Plug & Trust, Visual Studio projects

Abstract This application note explains how to run the Microsoft Visual studio projects

examples included in SE050 Plug & Trust middleware.

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Revision history

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1.0 2019-06-08 First document release

1.1 2019-06-20 Update of board figures

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1 Read this first

This section lists the hardware and software required before starting this document.

1.1 Required hardware

The following hardware will be used throughout the document:

1. OM-SE050ARD development kit:

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Table 1. OM-SE050ARD development kit details

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OM-SE050ARD 935383282598 SE050 development

board

2. FRDM-K64F board:

Table 2. FRDM-K64F details

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FRDM-64F 935326293598 Freedom

1.2 Required software

• Windows laptop.

development platform for Kinetis K64, K63 and K24 MCUs

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2 Prepare your laptop

This section explains how to get your laptop prepared to execute the SE050 Plug & Trust middleware. To do it, you need to install the following software tools:

1. Visual Studio Community 2017

2. CMake

3. Python 2.7.15 version 32 bit

2.1 Install Visual Studio Community 2017

Visual Studio is Microsoft's fully-featured IDE for Android, iOS, Windows, web, and cloud. Visual Studio 2017 introduces rich support for CMake, including cross-platform CMake projects. To install Visual Studio 2017:

1. Go to Visual Studio site.

2. Select (1) Windows and click on Community 2017 in the Download Visual Studio button as shown in Figure 1:

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Figure 1. Download Visual Studio IDE

3. An *.exe installer will download to your laptop. Double click on the installer file and follow the setup wizard until the installation is completed. This process might take a few minutes. Figure 2 shows Visual Studio installation wizard as an example:

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4. As part of the Visual Studio setup, it is mandatory that you enable the installation of

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Figure 2. Visual Studio IDE installation wizard

Desktop development with C++. Select (1) Desktop development with C++ and (2) click install as shown in Figure 3:

Figure 3. Select desktop development with C++

5. Visual C++ Tools for CMake is installed by default as part of the Desktop development with C++ workload. This process might take several minutes. Figure 4 shows Visual Studio installation wizard as an example:

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Figure 4. Install desktop development with C++

6. After the installation is completed, you might be asked to reboot your system as shown in Figure 5:

Figure 5. Visual Studio installation - reboot

2.2 Install CMake

CMake is an open-source, cross-platform family of tools that helps you build C/C++ projects on multiple platforms using a compiler-independent method. It has minimal dependencies, requiring only a C++ compiler on its own build system. SE050 middleware leverages on CMake to generate native makefiles and workspaces that can be used in the compiler environment of your choice. To install CMake:

1. Go to CMake downloads page: https://cmake.org/download/

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2. Scroll down and select your binary distribution. For this guide, the binary distribution is

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Windows as shown in Figure 6:

Figure 6. Download CMake

3. Double click on the downloaded installer file. Windows Defender SmartScreen might pop-up the wizard shown in Figure 7:

Figure 7. Execute CMake installer

4. If that is your case: Click (1) on More info and then (2) click on Run anyway as shown in Figure 7:

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5. The CMake installation wizard will open. Click (1) Next and (2) accept the End-User

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Figure 8. Run the CMake installer

License Agrement as shown in Figure 9:

Figure 9. CMake installation wizard

6. As part of the CMake setup, (1) Add Cmake to the system PATH for all users and (2) click Next as shown in Figure 10:

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Figure 10. Add CMake path

7. Select a destination folder, (1) click Next and then (2) click Install as shown in

Figure 11:

Figure 11. Install CMake

8. Wait a few seconds until the installation is completed and click Finish as shown in

Figure 12:

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2.3 Install Python

Use these screenshots to install Python 2.7 in your Windows machine:

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Figure 12. Complete CMake installation

1. Go to https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-2715/ to download Python v.2.7.15 32 bit version. Make sure you download Python v2.7.15 32 bit version. Python v3 is not supported and neither is the 64 bit version as shown in Figure 13:

Figure 13. Download Python 2.7.15 32 bit version

2. Double click on the downloaded installer file.

3. Follow the setup wizard as indicated in Figure 14: a. Select install for all users and click Next button. b. Leave the default destination directory and click Next button.

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4. Complete the setup wizard as indicated in Figure 15:

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Figure 14. Install Python 2.7.15 32 bit for Windows (I)

a. In the Customize Python 2.7.15 wizard, leave the defaults and click Next button. b. Wait a few seconds until the installation is completed and click Finish button

Figure 15. Install Python 2.7.15 32 for Windows (II)

To complete the setup, we need to set the Python environment variables. Open the environment variables menu in your laptop. For that, you can do as shown in

Figure 16:

a. Type environment variables in your Windows Search menu. b. Click on Edit the system environment variables. c. On the System Properties window, click on environment variables button.

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Figure 16. Open your environment variables menu

6. Find the PATH variable and click Edit as shown in Figure 17:

Figure 17. Find PATH environment variable

7. You want to add Python to this PATH variable. Follow these steps:

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a. Click New button. b. Add C:\Python27 as shown in Figure 18 (this is the default Python installation

path. If you install Python in a different path, you should add the path to your

Python installation). c. Click OK button. d. Click OK button again.

Figure 18. Add Python to your PATH environment variable (I)

8. You also want to add Python\Scripts to this PATH variable. Follow these steps: a. Click New button. b. Add C:\Python27\Scripts as shown in Figure 19(this is the default Python

installation path. If you install Python in a different path, you should add the path to

your Python installation). c. Click OK button d. Click OK button again.

Figure 19. Add Python to your PATH environment variable (II)

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9. To verify that Python was successfully installed in your Windows machine and that

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environment variables have been configured correctly, you can: a. Open a Command Prompt b. Send: > python c. Check that Python is recognized in your machine as shown in Figure 20

Figure 20. Verify Python installation

Note: If your command prompt returns the error: 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file, it is recommended to review the environment variables configuration.

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3 Prepare your host platform

This section explains how to get your board ready to execute the SE050 Visual Studio projects from a Windows machine. You only need to follow the steps related to the MCU platform you choose for evaluation purposes.

3.1 Prepare your FRDM-K64F board

This section explains how to get your FRDM-K64F board ready to execute the SE050 Visual Studio projects included in SE050 Plug & Trust middleware. For that, you need to go through the following steps:

1. Install FRDM-K64F SDK.

2. Update FRDM-K64F with DAPLIink firmware.

3. Flash VCOM software to FRDM-K64F.

4. Hardware setup for FRDM-K64F.

3.1.1 Install FRDM-K64F SDK

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The FRDM-K64F board SDK is required to compile, build and debug MCUXpresso project examples. To install the FRDM-K64F into your MCUXpresso development environment, follow these steps:

1. Go to MCU SDK Builder and click Select Development Board as shown in Figure 21:

Figure 21. Select development board

2. You might be asked to sign-in with your NXP account again. If that is the case, type your credentials as done in Install MCUXpresso IDE

3. Select (1) FRDM-K64F board from the drop-down list and click (2) Build MCUXpresso SDK button as shown in Figure 22:

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4. In the next screen, click Download SDK button as shown in :

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Figure 22. Select FRDM-K64F development board

Figure 23. Download FRDM-K64F board SDK

5. Accept the software terms and conditions (Figure 24):

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Figure 24. Accept FRDM-K64F board SDK software terms and conditions

6. To import the SDK into your MCUXpresso environment, (1) drag and drop the SDK zip file in the Installed SDKs section in the bottom part of the MCUXpresso IDE and (2) click OK as shown in Figure 25:

Figure 25. Import FRDM-K64F board SDK into MCUXpresso environment

7. If the SDK is successfully imported, you should see it listed in the Installed SDK window as shown in Figure 26:

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Figure 26. FRDM-K64F board SDK imported

3.1.2 Update FRDM-K64F board with DAPLink firmware

Arm Mbed DAPLink is an open-source software project that enables programming and debugging application software running on Arm Cortex CPUs. DAPLink runs an opensource bootloader and enables developers with drag-and-drop programming, a serial port and CMSIS-DAP based debugging.

Note: To debug MCUXpresso project examples, we need to flash FRDM-K64F with DAPLink firmware. If your FRDM-K64F board already includes DAPLink firmware, you can skip these steps.

To flash DAPLink firmware, follow these steps:

1. Go to NXP OpenSDA site

2. Scroll down and select FRDM-K64F board from the Download - OpenSDA bootlader and application drop down list as indicated in Figure 27:

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Figure 27. DAPLink firmware update - select board

3. Download the latest DAPLink firmware version as shown in Figure 28:

Figure 28. DAPLink firmware update - select board

4. Start the board's bootloader mode. To do so, (1) keep reset button pressed while (2) connecting the USB cable to the SDA USB port and release it after 1s (Figure 29):

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Figure 29. Enter bootloader mode

5. Drag and drop or copy and paste the binary file into the BOOTLOADER drive from your computer file explorer as shown Figure 30. The FRDM-K64F will automatically un-mount after the drag and drop operation.

Figure 30. Enter bootloader mode

6. Un-plug and re-plug the USB cable from the SDA USB port without keeping reset button pressed.

7. Check the category Ports (COM & LTP) from your computer Device Manager to ensure that new devices have been properly detected and their driver correctly installed by your computer OS.

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Figure 31. Enter bootloader mode

3.1.3 Flash FRDM-K64F with VCOM software

3.1.3.1 Flash FRDM-K64F with VCOM software

The VCOM software allows the FRDM-K64F board to be used as a bridge between the Windows machine and the SE050 and enables the execution of the SE050 ssscli tool and other utilities from the laptop. To flash the VCOM software into the FRDM-K64F, follow these steps:

1. Unplug and plug again the USB cable to the openSDA USB port as shown in

Figure 32:

Figure 32. Unplug and plug OpenSDA port

2. When you plug the board, your laptop should recognize the board as an external drive as shown in Figure 33:

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3. Flash the VCOM software to FRDM-K64F. The VCOM software binary can be found

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Figure 33. FRDM-K64F drive

in the SE050 middleware package, inside the simw-top\binaries folder as shown in Figure 34:

Figure 34. VCOM binary folder

4. Drag and drop or copy and paste the a7x_vcom-T1oI2C-frdmk64f-SE050x.bin file into the FRDM-K64F drive from your computer file explorer as shown in Figure 35:

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5. The serial and VCOM ports should be recognized by your Device Manager. To check

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Figure 35. Drag and drop VCOM binary

that the ports are recognized, follow the steps indicated in Figure 36: a. Unplug the USB cable from the OpenSDA USB port. b. Plug the USB cable to the OpenSDA USB port. c. Check that the serial port is recognized in the category Ports (COM & LTP). In

this document, it is recognized as USB Servial Device (COM7) but this naming might change depending on your computer. Therefore, it is important that you identify which device is recognized at the moment you plug the SDA USB port to

the computer. d. Plug the USB cable to the K64F USB port. e. Check that the VCOM port is recognized in the category Ports (COM & LTP).

In this document, it is recognized as Virtual Com Port (COM8) but this naming

might change depending on your computer (e.g. It could also appear named as

USB Serial Device). Therefore, it is important that you identify which device is

recognized at the moment you plug the K64F USB port to the computer.

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Figure 36. Check VCOM and serial ports

3.1.4 Hardware setup for FRDM-K64F

The hardware setup consists of two steps:

1. Mounting the boards, as described in Section 3.1.4.1

2. Configuring OM-SE050ARD jumpers, as described in Section 3.1.4.2

3.1.4.1 Mounting the boards

1. Disconnect the boards from your laptop (in case you have them connected).

2. Connect the OM-SE050ARD board on top of the FRDM-K64F using the Arduino connectors as shown in Figure 37:

Figure 37. Arduino connectors of OM-SE050ARD and FRDM-K64F boards

3. Double check that the two boards are connected as shown in Figure 38:

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Figure 38. OM-SE050ARD mounted in FRDM-K64F board

3.1.4.2 Jumper configuration

1. Make sure the jumper settings in your OM-SE050ARD board are configured as shown in Figure 39

Figure 39. Jumper configuration for FRDM-K64F

For more information about the OM-SE050ARD jumper settings, refer to AN12395 OM-

SE050ARD hardware overview .

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4 Run SE050 Plug & Trust middleware test examples

This section details the steps required from the moment you download SE050 Plug & Trust middleware until you are able to run an SE050 Plug & Trust middleware test example.

4.1 Download SE050 Plug & Trust middleware

The SE050 Plug & Trust middleware stack includes several MCUXpresso project examples for cloud service onboarding. To download SE050 Plug & Trust middleware:

1. Download SE050 Plug & Trust middleware from www.nxp.com/se050.

2. Create a folder called se050_middleware in C: directory as shown in Figure 40:

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Figure 40. Create se050_middleware folder

3. Create a folder calle simw-top inside the se050_middleware. Unzip SE050 middleware inside the simw-top folder. The unzipped package should look as shown in Figure 41:

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Figure 41. Unzip se050 middleware

Note: It is recommended to keep simw-top with the shortest path possible and without spaces in it. This avoids some issues that could appear when building the

middleware if the path contains spaces.

4.2 Build SE050 Plug & Trust middleware project examples

The SE050 Plug & Trust middleware uses CMake for building the project examples into your local machine. To build SE050 Plug & Trust middleware, open a Command Prompt and use the following steps as shown in Figure 42:

1. Go to folder with the unzipped SE050 middleware: (1) Send >> cd C:\se050_middleware\simw-top\scripts

2. Define the environment: (2) Send >> env_setup.bat

3. Generate the SE050 Plug & Trust middleware project examples: (3) Send >> create_cmake_projects.py

Note: This command may take a few seconds to complete.

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4. Your project directory should now contain two folders: an empty (1) simw-top folder

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Figure 42. Generate SE050 Plug & Trust middleware project examples

and a (2) simw-top_build folder as shown in Figure 43:

Figure 43. SE050 middleware project structure

5. Go to the C:\se050_middleware\simw-top_build directory with the Windows File Explorer, if CMake runs successfully, the directory should look like Figure 44:

Figure 44. CMake native compilation - build directory

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4.3 Execute SE050 Visual Studio project examples

This section explains how to run the SE050 Plug & Trust middleware test example called se05x_minimal. The se05x_minimal project outputs the memory left in SE050 security IC.

Note: The execution of the se05x_minimal project is shown as an example. The steps detailed in this section can be replicated to run any other test example included as part of the SE050 Plug & Trust middleware.

To execute the se05x_minimal test example, follow these steps:

1. Connect the FRDM-K64F board to your laptop as shown in Figure 45. Check that your

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Windows Device Manager recognizes FRDM-K64F board as shown in Figure 36.

Figure 45. Plug OpenSDA and USB FRDM-K64F ports.

2. Go to the C:\se050_middleware\simw-top_build\se_x86 directory. Double click the PlugAndTrustMW.sln Visual Studio project solution as shown in Figure 46:

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Figure 46. Open PlugAndTrustMW.sln Visual Studio project solution

3. The Visual Studio Community 2017 IDE will open with the SE050 Plug & Trust middleware project examples included in the workspace as can be seen in Figure 47:

Figure 47. PlugAndTrustMW.sln Visual Studio project workspace

4. Change the VCOM port number in the SE050 Plug & Trust middleware project. To do so, follow the instructions shown in Figure 48:

a. Go to the ex_common project and open the ex_sss_ports.h file inside the

headers directory.

b. Change #define EX_SSS_BOOT_SSS_COMPORT_DEFAULT "\\\\.\\COMx"

with the port COM number your laptop assigned to your FRDM-K64F. In this setup, the COM number is COM9.

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Figure 48. Change VCOM port number in your solution

5. Select the se05x_minimal project from the Solution Explorer window located on the right-hand side of the Visual Studio IDE. Do right-click on the project and click on Set as StartUp project as shown in Figure 49:

Figure 49. Set se05x_minimal as StartUp project

6. Click on Local Windows Debugger button in the top menu to run se05x_minimal project as shown in Figure 50. The project will be executed after the project building process has finished.

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7. If the se05x_minimal project runs successfully, a Console window will be opened.

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Figure 50. Build and run se05x_minimal project

The logs in this Console window indicate the available memory in SE050 security IC (in this case, 592) as can be seen in Figure 51:

Figure 51. Verify that se05x_minimal project is running

8. The same operation can be repeated with any of the other SE050 Plug & Trust middleware test examples.

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5 Legal information

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Tab. 1. OM-SE050ARD development kit details ............3 Tab. 2. FRDM-K64F details ...........................................3

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Fig. 1. Download Visual Studio IDE ............................. 4

Fig. 2. Visual Studio IDE installation wizard ................. 5

Fig. 3. Select desktop development with C++ .............. 5

Fig. 4. Install desktop development with C++ ...............6

Fig. 5. Visual Studio installation - reboot ......................6

Fig. 6. Download CMake ..............................................7

Fig. 7. Execute CMake installer ................................... 7

Fig. 8. Run the CMake installer ....................................8

Fig. 9. CMake installation wizard ................................. 8

Fig. 10. Add CMake path ............................................... 9

Fig. 11. Install CMake .................................................... 9

Fig. 12. Complete CMake installation ...........................10

Fig. 13. Download Python 2.7.15 32 bit version ...........10

Fig. 14. Install Python 2.7.15 32 bit for Windows (I) ..... 11

Fig. 15. Install Python 2.7.15 32 for Windows (II) ......... 11

Fig. 16. Open your environment variables menu ..........12

Fig. 17. Find PATH environment variable .................... 12

Fig. 18. Add Python to your PATH environment

variable (I) ....................................................... 13

Fig. 19. Add Python to your PATH environment

variable (II) ...................................................... 13

Fig. 20. Verify Python installation .................................14

Fig. 21. Select development board .............................. 15

Fig. 22. Select FRDM-K64F development board ..........16

Fig. 23. Download FRDM-K64F board SDK .................16

Fig. 24. Accept FRDM-K64F board SDK software

terms and conditions ....................................... 17

Fig. 25. Import FRDM-K64F board SDK into

MCUXpresso environment .............................. 17

Fig. 26. FRDM-K64F board SDK imported ...................18

Fig. 27. DAPLink firmware update - select board ......... 19

Fig. 28. DAPLink firmware update - select board ......... 19

Fig. 29. Enter bootloader mode ....................................20

Fig. 30. Enter bootloader mode ....................................20

Fig. 31. Enter bootloader mode ....................................21

Fig. 32. Unplug and plug OpenSDA port ......................21

Fig. 33. FRDM-K64F drive ........................................... 22

Fig. 34. VCOM binary folder ........................................ 22

Fig. 35. Drag and drop VCOM binary .......................... 23

Fig. 36. Check VCOM and serial ports ........................ 24

Fig. 37. Arduino connectors of OM-SE050ARD and

FRDM-K64F boards ........................................ 24

Fig. 38. OM-SE050ARD mounted in FRDM-K64F

board ............................................................... 25

Fig. 39. Jumper configuration for FRDM-K64F .............25

Fig. 40. Create se050_middleware folder .................... 26

Fig. 41. Unzip se050 middleware .................................27

Fig. 42. Generate SE050 Plug & Trust middleware

project examples ............................................. 28

Fig. 43. SE050 middleware project structure ............... 28

Fig. 44. CMake native compilation - build directory ...... 28

Fig. 45. Plug OpenSDA and USB FRDM-K64F ports. ...29

Fig. 46. Open PlugAndTrustMW.sln Visual Studio

project solution ................................................ 30

Fig. 47. PlugAndTrustMW.sln Visual Studio project

workspace ....................................................... 30

Fig. 48. Change VCOM port number in your solution ... 31

Fig. 49. Set se05x_minimal as StartUp project ............ 31

Fig. 50. Build and run se05x_minimal project .............. 32

Fig. 51. Verify that se05x_minimal project is running ....32

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1 Read this first ......................................................3

1.1 Required hardware ............................................ 3

1.2 Required software ............................................. 3

2 Prepare your laptop ............................................ 4

2.1 Install Visual Studio Community 2017 ............... 4

2.2 Install CMake .....................................................6

2.3 Install Python ................................................... 10

3 Prepare your host platform ..............................15

3.1 Prepare your FRDM-K64F board .....................15

3.1.1 Install FRDM-K64F SDK ..................................15

3.1.2 Update FRDM-K64F board with DAPLink

firmware ........................................................... 18

3.1.3 Flash FRDM-K64F with VCOM software ......... 21

3.1.3.1 Flash FRDM-K64F with VCOM software ......... 21

3.1.4 Hardware setup for FRDM-K64F ..................... 24

3.1.4.1 Mounting the boards ........................................ 24

3.1.4.2 Jumper configuration ....................................... 25

4 Run SE050 Plug & Trust middleware test

examples ............................................................ 26

4.1 Download SE050 Plug & Trust middleware ..... 26

4.2 Build SE050 Plug & Trust middleware project

examples ..........................................................27

4.3 Execute SE050 Visual Studio project

examples ..........................................................29

5 Legal information ..............................................33

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Quick start guide to SE050 Visual Studio projects

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Date of release: 20 June 2019

Document identifier: AN12398

Document number: 534611

NXP Semiconductors SE050 Application Note

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1 Read this first

1.1 Required hardware

1.2 Required software

2 Prepare your laptop

2.1 Install Visual Studio Community 2017

2.2 Install CMake

2.3 Install Python

3 Prepare your host platform

3.1 Prepare your FRDM-K64F board

3.1.1 Install FRDM-K64F SDK

3.1.2 Update FRDM-K64F board with DAPLink firmware

3.1.3 Flash FRDM-K64F with VCOM software

3.1.3.1 Flash FRDM-K64F with VCOM software

3.1.4.1 Mounting the boards

3.1.4.2 Jumper configuration

4 Run SE050 Plug & Trust middleware test examples

4.1 Download SE050 Plug & Trust middleware

4.2 Build SE050 Plug & Trust middleware project examples

4.3 Execute SE050 Visual Studio project examples

5 Legal information

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