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Dragon12-Plus user's manual version 1.06

MiniDragon-Plus2 user's manual version 1.03

Dragon12-Plus PC board component layout

 

For AsmIDE and EmbeddedGNU:

The AsmIDE, EmbeddedGNU, Hyperterm and MiniIDE are ASCII based IDEs so they work with Bootloader and D-Bug12 monitor.

The Dragon12 uses a 4 MHz crystal
The latest bootloader for the Dragon12 board is Boot_DR12_4MHz.s29  Date: 08/13/2009
The latest D-Bug12 monitor for the Dragon12 board is  DBug12v32_DR12_4MHz.s29  
The combined file name is  Boot_DBug12v32_DR12_4MHz.s29  Date: 08/13/2009

The Dragon12-Plus uses an 8 MHz crystal
The latest bootloader for the Dragon12-Plus board is Boot_DR12P_8MHz.s29   Date: 12/23/2007
The latest D-Bug12 monitor for the Dragon12-Plus board is  DBug12v32_DR12P_8MHz.s29
The combined file name is  Boot_DBug12v32_DR12P_8MHz.s29   Date: 12/24/2007

The MiniDragon+ uses a 16 MHz crystal
The latest bootloader for the MiniDRAGON+ board is Boot_MDP_16MHz.s29 Date: 12/24/2007
The latest D-Bug12 monitor for the MiniDRAGON+ and MiniDRAGON Plus2 board is DBug12v32_MDP_16MHz.s29
The combined file name is Boot_DBug12v32_MDP_16MHz.s29   Date: 12/24/2007

The MiniDragon Plus2 uses a 16 MHz crystal
The latest bootloader for the MiniDRAGON Plus2 board is Boot_MDP2_16MHz.s29   Date: 12/24/2007
The latest D-Bug12 monitor for the MiniDRAGON+ and MiniDRAGON Plus2 board is DBug12v32_MDP_16MHz.s29 
The combined file name is Boot_DBug12v32_MDP2_16MHz.s29   Date: 12/24/2007

Other ASCII based terminal programs like HyperTerm and MiniIDE will work with bootloader and D-Bug12 monitor, but be aware that the HyperTerm works with a COM port directly and it may not work with a USB to RS232 adapter.

 

For Code Warrior:

The Code Warrior is a binary protocol based IDE so it does not work with Bootloader and D-Bug12 monitor.  It has to work with Serial Monitor.

We combined a self test program with the serial monitor.  To run the test program, set the left switch of the 2-position DIP switch SW7 (S7) in "up" position for RUN mode and then press the reset button on your board. 

The Dragon12 uses a 4 MHz crystal
The latest serial monitor including a self test program for the Dragon12 board is SM_and_Test_DR12_4MHz.s29 Date: 12/13/2009

The Dragon12-Plus uses an 8 MHz crystal
The latest serial monitor including a self test program for the Dragon12-Plus board is SM_and_Test_DR12P_8MHz.s29 Date: 12/24/2007

The MiniDragon+ uses a 16 MHz crystal
The latest serial monitor including a self test program for the MiniDragon+ board is SM_and_Test_MDP_16MHz.s29 Date: 10/02/2008

The MiniDragon Plus2 uses a 16 MHz crystal
The latest serial monitor including a self test program for the MiniDragon Plus2 board is SM_and_Test_MDP2_16MHz.s29   Date: 10/02/2008