Sundance SMT6060-TCPIP User Manual

USER GUIDE

FOR

SMT6060-TCPIP

Sundance Digital Signal Processing Inc.

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DOCUMENT HISTORY

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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

Abbreviation

Explanation

ASIC Application Specific Integrated Circuit

BOM Bill Of Materials

CMC Common Mezzanine Card
Comport Communications Port

DSP Digital Si gnal Proce s sor

FMS Trade name for a flat-ribbon cable family from JST Mfg. Inc.
FPDP Front Panel Data Port

FPGA Field Programmable Gate Array

GTP RocketIO Gigabit Transceiver Pair (Xil i n x)

NA Not Applicable
OTP One-Time Programmable

PC Personal Computer

PCB Printed Circuit Board
PCI Peripheral Component Interconnect

PMC PCI Mezzanine Card

PrPMC Processor PMC
RF Radio Frequency

RSL RocketIO Serial Link

SDB S undance Digital Bus
SDRAM Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory

SHB S undance High-Speed Bus

SMA Trade name for a threaded RF co-axial connector fam i l y

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SMT Sundance Multiprocessor Technology
TBD To Be Determined

TI Texas Instruments

XMC Switched Mezzanine Card

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................................................................8

1.1. O

1.2. RELATED DOCUMENTS......................................................................................................................................8

2. REQUIEREMENTS .......................................................................................................................................................9

3. CONNECTING THE HARDWARE...........................................................................................................................10

4. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION.....................................................................................................................................11

4.1.

5. DESCRIPTION.............................................................................................................................................................17

5.1. D

5.2.

6. EXAMPLES...................................................................................................................................................................20

6.1.

6.2.

6.3.

6.4.

6.5.

6.6.

6.7.

6.8.

6.9.

6.10.

6.11.

6.12.

6.13.

6.14.

6.15. C

6.16. C

7. ACCESS TO THE SERIAL PORT OF THE NET50..................................... ...........................................................32

VERVIEW

CONFIGURING THE SMT

4.1.1. Overwriting the default IP and MAC addresses...............................................................................................13

4.1.2. Confirming the configuration ...........................................................................................................................15

IRECTORY STRUCTURE

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363.....................................................................................................................................11

THE SOCKET API LIBRARY

BACKGROUND
BEFORE YOU START

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BUILDING THE EXAMPLES

RUNNING THE EXAMPLES........................................................................................................................................21

ECHOD EXAMPLE ....................................................................................................................................................22

FTPD EXAMPLE
RECV EXAMPLE
RECVC EXAMPLE
RECVD EXAMPLE

SENDC EXAMPLE
SENDD
MULTIC EXAMPLE

MULTID EXAMPLE...............................................................................................................................................27

SMT

363

ONFIGURING THE HOST
ONFIGURING THE

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EXAMPLE.................................................................................................................................................26

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AS NETWORK INTERFACE E XAMPLE

SMT363...................................................................................................................................31

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TABLE OF FIGURES and TABLES

Figure 1 - SMT6060-TCPIP Hardware Connections.................................................................................................10

Figure 2 -SMT6060-TCPIP Configuring SMT363....................................................................................................11

Figure 3 - SMT363 Configuration Data .................................................................................................................... 12

Figure 4 - SMT363 netbboot file selection............................................................................................................... 12

Figure 5 - Block prope rties..................................................... ................................................................................... 13

Figure 6 - Block properties ID................................................................................................................................... 13

Figure 7 - Change IP and MAC file example ............................................................................................................ 14

Figure 8 - File selection for IP and MAC change...................................................................................................... 15

Figure 9 - Hype rTerm i n al outpu t....................................................... ........................................................................ 16

Figure 10 - SMT6060-TCPIP Block Diagram........................................................................................................... 17

Figure 11 -SMT6060-TCPIP Directory Structure ............ .. . .......................................... ............................................ 18

Figure 12 - Examle System Diagram......................................................................................................................... 20

Figure 13 - SMT6060-TCPIP Boardinfo application................................................................................................ 21

Figure 14 - SMT6060-TCPIP RECV Example Output .............................................................................................23

Figure 15 -SMT6060-TCPIP Recvc Example Output ...............................................................................................24

Figure 16 - SMT6060-TCPIP Recvc Example Output.............................................................................................. 25

Figure 17 - SMT6060-TCPIP Sendc Example Output.............................................................................................. 26

Figure 18 -SMT6060-TCPIP Sendc Example Output ................................... ............................................................26

Figure 19 - SMT6060-TCPIP Multic Example Output .............................................................................................27

Figure 20 - SMT6060-TCPIP Multid Example Output.............................................................................................28

Figure 21 -SMT6060-TCPIP SMT363 Configuration as Network Interfa ce ........... .. ................................ ............... 29

Figure 22 - SMT6060-TCPIP Configuring the Host ................................................................................................. 30

Figure 23 - SMT6060-TCPIP Boardinfo Host Configuration...................................................................................30

Figure 24 - SMT6060-TCPIP Using the Flash Utility............................................................................................... 31

Figure 25 - SMT6060-TCPIP Marking the Bootable file.......................................................................................... 31

Table 1 – Change IP and MAC Address.................................................................................................................... 14

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. OVERVIEW

The SMT6060 provides a network of DSP modules access to Ethernet though the
Berkeley socket-API. Each of the modules in a multiprocessor DSP application is able to access the
Ethernet using the socket API. The SMT363 module contains a NET50 processor and is used as a
network interface.

The SMT6060 consists of a collection of software examples that simplify the development of network
applications.

1.2. RELATED DOCUMENTS

TBD

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2. REQUIEREMENTS

To develop with the SMT6060, you need

Code Composer Studio. v3.1 or later

•

o Code composer is used to compile programs for the TI DSPs in the network.

3L Diamond RTOS version 3.1.4 or later

•

Diamond is used as an RTOS that enables any task on the network to access the SMT363.

o

SMT6001 v6.01 or later (recommended)

•

o The SMT6001 is a utility with which you manage the contents of the flash for Sundance

modules.

SMT6300 v3.07 or later (recommended)

•

o Low level driver support for the host machine.

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3. CONNECTING THE HARDWARE

You should have received a cable that connects to the SMT363 module. This
cable provides an Ethernet connection as well as a RS232 connection to the
SMT363. Plug the RS232 port int o your development PC. Use HyperTerminal, and configure the
port to 9600 baud, 8-N-1.

Note:

This port will later be used to output debug information from the SMT363.

Figure 1 - SMT6060-TCPIP Hardware Connections

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