The below packages might be used as well as newer version available after this document was written. This section describes the software packages that are required for going through this application note. J100 connects pin 1 to 2 and pin 3 to 4 The Sensor DB is optional and adds available external sensors: magnetometer, proximity and pressure sensor. JP1 connects VDD to VDDIO - JP2 connects VDD to 3V3 - JP3 is open The connector is sold with a white full pin (pin 7) to be use as keyed, not needed for the ICM306XX shield, you can safely remove it.įor debugging session, please be careful to jumpers configuration.įigure 1 ICM30630 embedded jumper's configuration for debug Please refer to ICM306XX eMD shield datasheet). The following hardware is required: - Micro-USB to USB cable - Arduino Zero board (connected to PC through USB Programming port) - ICM306XX-eMD shield - SEGGER J-Link Debugger - SWD cable to connect to ICM306XX eMD shield through CN7 connector (for more information, Linux platforms are not supported in this application note. The setup has been tested on a Windows 7 platform. The next section describes how to use the Eclipse IDE through SensorStudio to build the project and run a debugging session. Installation process for the software packages are provided in Section 3. Section 2 lists the software packages and hardware required. This document describes which software packages are necessary, and provides installation and configuration instructions for each. The ICM306XX eMD and SensorStudio tool provide a full software solution allowing the end-user to develop new features and applications in order to program their own logic. The ICM306XX eMD running through SensorStudio solution was created as an advanced sensor hub, easy to modify and upgradable for developers. The purpose of this solution is to provide an easy to use environment enabling sensors management and algorithms development. The ICM306XX eMD shield used with SensorStudio is based on GCC development tools. This application note describes how to set up a software-based debugging environment for the ICM306XX eMD shield with SensorStudio using Eclipse Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and the SEGGER J-Link debugger. 10 Figure 15 - Running the project from debugger. 9 Figure 14 - Select the Firefly debug configuration. 7 Figure 8 - Installing GNU ARM Eclipse plug-ins. 7 Figure 7 - Select all GNU ARM Eclipse plug-ins.

6 Figure 6 - Add the GNU ARM Eclipse plug-ins archive. 6 Figure 5 - Install New Software plug-ins. 5 Figure 4 - Installing J-Link Flash programmer. 4 Figure 3 - Run the J-Link Flash programmer installer. Table of Figures Figure 1 ICM30630 embedded jumper's configuration for debug.

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