
VDX-6318 Windows Embedded Compact 7 - Getting Started Guide
Windows Embedded Compact 7 Getting Started Rev 2.00
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[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\VMINI1\Parms\TcpIp]
"EnableDHCP"=dword:0
"IpAddress"=multi_sz:"192.168.2.233"
"Subnetmask"=multi_sz:"255.255.255.0"
Note:
When the KITL build option is enabled, the Compact 7 OS run-time image is generated with the
VMINI driver to support debugging, which is different from the driver for the R6040 Ethernet
controller.
The registry entries under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\VMINI1\Parms\TcpIp key are needed
to support the KITL connectivity.
Static IP is not required for the exercises in this guide.
Other Compact 7 Components
In addition to the components selected during the
OS design Wizard
step and the components
automatically included in the OS design by the template, additional components from the catalog
can be added to the OS design to provide additional function and features.
For example, the File Server component can be added to provide files and folders sharing over a
network connection. The FTP Server component can be added to provide remote file upload and
download services. The RAS Server/PPTP Server (Incoming) component can be added to provide
inbound dialup network connection via the serial port.
The following table lists the SBC’s I/O peripherals and their associated Compact 7 device drivers and
support components:
SBC Peripherals
Compact 7 Drivers & Support Components
Z9s display
Display driver (Driver included with BSP)
USB Audio
Audio driver (Driver included with BSP)
R6040 Ethernet Driver
Ethernet driver (Driver included with BSP)
Serial Ports
Com16550 (Driver available from Platform Builder
’s component
catalog)
USB Ports (USB 2.0
Host)
USB host drivers (Driver available from Platform Builder
’s component
catalog)
IDE
ATAPI (Driver available from Platform Builder
’s component catalog)
The SBC used to develop the exercise for this guide is configured to boot from an IDE bootable flash
storage. The flash storage is attached to the SBC’s IDE interface. The IDE flash storage behaves just
like a typical IDE hard disk and requires the ATAPI driver and FAT file system components to
function.
To learn more about each of the Compact 7 components on the catalog, refer to the Compact 7 help
document from the development station, or from the following MSDN URL:
Windows Embedded Compact Documentation
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee504813.aspx