Lab 1: Create the Application

Step 6: With MHC, Configure Debug System Service, Console System Service, and USB Driver as CDC USB, and USB Pins

1

Add the Debug system service from the Available Components window under Harmony > System Services > DEBUG.

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Figure 1: Add Debug System Service

The Device Used field will be auto-populated when connected to Console System Service.

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Figure 2: Debug System Service Configuration Options

2

Attach the Console System Service to the Debug module.

Right-click on the red diamond next to the DEBUG component. From the Satisfiers list, select CONSOLE (sys_console).

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Figure 3: Connect Debug with Console System Service
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Figure 4: SYS_CONSOLE Options

3

Connect CONSOLE with USB CDC module.

Right-click on the diamond next to USB_DEVICE_CDC. From the Satisfiers list, select CDC function Driver (usb_device_cdc).

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Figure 5: Satisfy Console Component

Select Yes to agree with USB Device Layer auto-activation.

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Figure 6: USB Device Layer Auto-Activation

Select Yes to auto-activate the USB Full Speed Driver component.

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Figure 7: USB Full Speed Driver Auto-Activation

Note: A USB Device Layer and a USB Full Speed Driver are now part of the project.

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Figure 8: Project Graph Overview

Select and configure the USB Device Layer component as follows.

  • Product ID Selection: cdc_com_port_single_demo
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Figure 9: USB Device Layer Options

Note: USB Device pins are configured automatically. You can check under MHC > Tools > Pin Configuration > Pin Settings and look for pin D- (#A63) and pin D+ (#A64).

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Figure 10: USB Pins Configuration

This completes the configurations of the Debug System Service, Console System Service, and USB CDC Driver. The application code will use the SYS_DEBUG_MESSAGE() and SYS_DEBUG_PRINT() APIs to print the temperature values over the USB CDC module.



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