BCT RE1 Windows CE 6.0 User Guide

This manual introduces how to develop applications under Windows CE 6.0 platform, including Windows CE 6.0 boot process, peripheral support, tool installation, application development, hardware API function usage, etc.


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Brand
Windows
Category
Other device
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
34
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Published
09 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
9DD705DB0F2BFE27E1DABBF4C87054A0

About this manual

This guide provides everything needed to develop applications on the BCT RE1 platform running Windows CE 6.0. It covers the boot process, peripheral support, installation of Visual Studio 2005 and the RE1 SDK, and detailed usage of the hardware API libraries such as SMBUS, LCD Brightness, GPIO, and Watchdog.

The document also describes the RE1 hardware features—including USB host, Ethernet, serial ports, micro‑SD card slot, battery‑backed real‑time clock, and backlight control—plus how to configure the system registry, calibrate the touch screen, and perform system resets.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Windows CE 6.0 Initialisation and Booting Overview
  • Development Tool Installation
  • Software Development
  • System and Development Tools
  • Registry Settings
  • Touch Screen Calibration
  • Visual Studio 2005 Remote Tools
  • RE1 Hardware API Libraries
  • System Reset

Specifications

Micro SD Card SupportUp to 4 GB, SDHC not supported
USB HostOHCI compatible
GPIO Pins12 configurable pins
Serial Ports2 RS232 ports, 1 RS422/485 port
Real‑Time ClockBattery‑backed
Ethernet10/100 Mbps
Watchdog Timeout Range10 ms to 1270 ms (in 10 ms steps)

Frequently asked questions

How can I enable the watchdog timer on the RE1?

Call the BCTEnableWatchdog function from the Watchdog API, passing a timeout value (10 ms steps, 1‑127). The function returns WATCHDOG_OK on success.

How many GPIO pins are available on the RE1 board?

The RE1 provides up to 12 GPIO pins, each configurable as input or output. Two pins are mutually exclusive with the IRDA port and three with the I2S peripheral.

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