Introduction
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CAPTIVATE-EMC Getting Started Guide
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Onboard audio feedback
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Plays different tones for different events
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Two power options for touch evaluation
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Power from
for quick bring up and debug
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Power from standard banana jack connector when running EMC test
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20-pin debug connector
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Supports UART communication interface to
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Supports Spy-Bi-Wire debug interface
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What’s Included
The CAPTIVATE-EMC comes with the following hardware and software:
Kit Contents
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1 CAPTIVATE-EMC evaluation board
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1 quick start guide
Software Examples
The following software example is available to run on the MSP430FR2676 MCU on the CAPTIVATE-EMC:
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CAPTIVATE-EMC-Demo: The out-of-box demonstration (factory programmed on a new CAPTIVATE-
EMC).
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Required Tools
The following tools are required to use CAPTIVATE-EMC:
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A CAPTIVATE-EMC evaluation board programmed with the CAPTIVATE-EMC-Demo firmware
example
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A
MCU programmer
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A
communication isolation board
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A DC power supply that can output 12 VDC at 1 A. The CAPTIVATE-EMC accepts 5-V to 20-V DC
power supply input.
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A PC running the latest CapTIvate Design Center
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A micro-USB cable to connect the CAPTIVATE-PGMR to the host PC
