Motorola SB1, Integrator Manual

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Staging and Deployment 4 - 11
Testing
To test an application on the SB1:
1.
Install a Developer Back Housing onto the SB1. See
Developer Back Housing on page 2-12
for more
information.
2.
Connect the SB1 to a workstation using a micro USB cable. Ensure that the
UserDrive
folder can be
accessed on the workstation.
3.
Copy the baseline content to the
config
and/or
apps
folders on the SB1.
4.
Copy the application content (under the
apps
folder) to the SB1
apps
folder.
5.
Copy the simple
apps.json
file for the application to the SB1
config
folder.
6.
Disconnect the micro USB cable.
7.
Reboot the SB1 by pressing and holding the Scan and Home buttons for about five seconds until a beep is
heard.
8.
Touch the application icon in the
Applications
screen and test the application functionality.
9.
Modify application content and repeat above the steps until behavior is acceptable.
Sample Baseline Package Customization
The
Sample Baseline
package is provided to a sample package to create new packages from. To customize
the
Sample Baseline
package:
1.
Locate the sample
Sb1SampleBasline.apf
package file in the folder to which you extracted the MSP
4.2 Supplement for SB1.
2.
Using the MSP Package Builder, open the
sb1samplebasline.apf
package file.
3.
Select
Tools
>
Convert to Project
.
4.
Enter a name for the new package.
5.
Enter the location for the new package project file (.MSPPROJ) and the extracted content files.
6.
Select
OK
.
7.
Select
File
>
Save
to save the new package project file.
8.
Modify the files in the folder to which the sample package content files were extracted based on application
requirements and by following the
SB1 Programmer’s Guide
.
9.
Open the package project file in MSP Package Builder.
10.
Select the
Files
section of the project and delete the
UserDrive
folder.
11.
Drag the
UserDrive
folder into the
Client File System
pane of the project.
12.
Select
File
>
Save
to save the modified package project file.
13.
Select
Tools
>
Generate APF File
to make a package file containing the modified content.
14.
Enter a package version number.