Silicon Laboratories ToolStick C8051F330DC User Guide

ToolStick-C8051F330DC is a development tool from Silicon Laboratories, including ToolStick Base Adapter and ToolStick C8051F330 Daughter Card.


Silicon Laboratories ToolStick C8051F330DC User Guide - cover page
Brand
Silicon
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
18
File format
PDF
File size
2.2 MB
Published
06 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
1C36064B559196E168DD8298C2EDA1B9

About this manual

The ToolStick C8051F330DC is a development and demonstration platform that consists of a USB‑based Base Adapter and a C8051F330 daughter card. The daughter card includes LEDs, a potentiometer, a resistor on the DAC output pin, and a prototyping area that gives access to all device pins.

The guide explains how to connect the hardware, install the required Silicon Labs IDE, Keil tools, and ToolStick Terminal, and use the software to build projects, download firmware, and debug code with breakpoints, watch windows, and register editing.

What's inside

  • Handling Recommendations
  • ToolStick Overview
  • Getting Started
  • Software Overview
  • Hardware Setup
  • Connecting and Downloading Firmware
  • Running and Stopping Code Execution
  • Viewing and Modifying Registers
  • Using Watch Windows
  • Setting Breakpoints

Specifications

USB debug interfaceProvides USB debug interface and data communications path
Power LEDPower LED P1.3
PotentiometerPotentiometer on the daughter card
Prototyping areaAccess to all pins of the device
System requirementsPentium‑class PC, Windows 2000/XP, 1 USB port, 64 MB RAM, 40 MB free HDD
Hardware breakpointsUp to four hardware breakpoints

Frequently asked questions

How should the ToolStick Base Adapter be connected or disconnected from a PC?

Always connect and disconnect the Base Adapter by holding the edges of the boards, and never connect or disconnect a daughter card while the adapter is attached to a PC.

What software is required to develop with the ToolStick kit?

The required software includes the Silicon Laboratories IDE, Keil Demonstration Tools, and the ToolStick Terminal application; additional tools such as Configuration Wizard 2 and Keil uVision drivers are also provided.

How many hardware breakpoints does the C8051F330 support?

The device supports up to four hardware breakpoints.

What are the minimum system requirements for the Silicon Laboratories IDE?

A Pentium‑class host PC running Windows 2000 or Windows XP, with at least one USB port, 64 MB RAM, and 40 MB free hard‑disk space.

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