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Welcome to the USB5000 ScreenKey Developer Kit v0.8
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The USB5000 Dev Kit is a toolkit targetted to embedded systems developers for demonstrating how to 
interface and drive RGB and LC Series ScreenKeys.  The supplied source code demonstrates how to 
prepare and issue instructions to a ScreenKey, how to create and display graphic images, how to 
manage text display with different font sizes, and other features of ScreenKeys.

The USB5000 Dev Kit is programmable via USB and the different tools required to compile source code 
and reprogram the USB5000 are included on the CD.

PLEASE READ THE USB5000 DEV KIT USERS GUIDE BEFORE CONTINUING.

This CD contains the following items:

\USB5000 Dev Kit User's Guide.pdf
	Users guide describing the USB5000

\Datasheets\
	The latest datasheets for the RGB Series ScreenKeys and the LC Series ScreenKeys.
	Datasheets for ScreenKeys latest full-color TFT-based ScreenKeys are also included.

\USB DFU Driver\
	The driver files required to program the USB5000 via USB

\Atmel Programmer\
	The Atmel USB programmer for the AT89C5131 MCU (used on the USB5000)

\ScreenKey USB Programmer\
	ScreenKey specific command-line programmer (requires Atmel FLIP installation first)

\SDCC\
	Installation file for the latest SDCC compiler

\USB5000 Source\
	The latest source files used to produce the scrolling demo pre-programmed into the USB5000


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Getting Started

Please follow the steps below to get started:

1. Connect USB5000 via USB to PC holding PROG button
2. Direct OS to driver files on CD in "\USB DFU Driver" folder
3. Check device installed correctly via "Device Manager" - see USB5000 Dev Kit Users Guide
4. Install Atmel FLIP Programmer (either download latest or install from CD)
5. Copy "ScreenKey USB Programmer" to local drive
6. Run "ScreenKey USB Programmer" to test ability to program USB5000
6. Install SDCC compiler (either from CD or download latest version)
7. Copy "USB5000 Source" to a local folder
8. Compile source files (build.bat) and reprogram USB5000 using "ScreenKey USB Programmer"


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