Note

This module can support 2.x and 3.x development tools, but is shipped from the factory with a 2.x application for reverse compatibility. If you have installed the 3.x development tools and download an application, it will be upgraded to a 3.x device.

Overview

Your NetBurner device is pre-programmed with an application that demonstrates some of the features of the platform and peripherals. If you can discover the address of your device as described in the Network Configuration section, the next step is to verify network connectivity by accessing the device's web content.

The easiest way to view the main site is to use IPSetup utility, select your device, and click on the Launch Webpage button. Alternaively, you an type the device's IP address in the URL field of your web browser. If your device was at address 192.168.1.2: http://192.168.1.2.

Develop your own Application

Now that the NetBurner tools are installed, the hardware is set up and you have verified this by accessing the device's web server. You have now graduated beyond this quick start guide.

To begin writing an application, we recommend reading through the NBEclipse Getting Started guide and the NetBurner Programmers Guide. In the NBEclipse guide, you will find information on writing NetBurner applications, sending new applications to the module and debugging with the graphical debugger. The Programmers guide will teach you more about the NetBurner libraries, operating system, and writing of applications in a multitask environment. Both of these documents can be found in the "\nburn\docs" folder of your NNDK software installation.

Examples

The NNDK includes a multitude of examples that demonstrate the various hardware and software applications of the kit. These examples can be found in your NNDK installation directory, under the examples folder. The default location is "\nburn\examples":

• The "\nburn\examples\StandardStack" directory contains the most examples, all of which run on any NetBurner 2.x platform, such as TCP, Web Server, RTOS, etc.
• You will also find platform specific examples as indicated by the name of the directory. For example, the "\nburn\examples\NANO54415" directory contains examples specific to the NANO54415. This group of examples use hardware and peripherals that are specific to the platform.