README File
Product Information for ST7 Software Library Version 5.1
January, 2000
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This document contains release notes for V5.0 of the
STMICROELECTRONICS ST7 Software Library. This library contains software
examples about how to use the ST7 peripherals and development
environment in assembly and C languages.
The development environment files contain the mapping for the
dedicated ST7 hardware registers for all the general pupose devices.
==========================< IMPORTANT REQUIREMENT >============================
ST7 Tools and debugger on PC requires a minimum configuration:
- PC 386 (387 not required) or higher
- a minimum of 4 Megabytes of system memory
- Microsoft Windows 95 operating in enhanced mode or higher.
The hardware tools are not required for using the library, you can use
WGDB7 as a simulator. But for a better development you can use the
following Hardware tools:
- the development Kit (or emu low cost).
- the ST7 emulator
- the EPROM Programming Board or Gang Programmer.
The software tools installation procedure should start with:
- the ST7 software tools
- the ST7 windows debugger
- the ST7 HDS configuration files (configure WGDB7 when it is used
with the emulator)
- the Windows EPROMER .
These tools are free software and are located on the ST7 CDROM or
on ST MCU dedicated web site ( http://mcu.st.com ).
================================< CONTENTS >=================================
This ST7 Software Library can be downloaded from the ST MCU dedicated
web site ( http://mcu.st.com ).
Download the 'zip' file and run the setup.exe files to install the
different parts you need.
This library can install the following subdirectories:
LIBRARY
|
|-----ASM <DIR>
| |
| |--ENVIRO
| | |
| | |----ST72101 <DIR>
| | |----ST72104 <DIR>
| | |----ST72121 <DIR>
| | |----ST72171 <DIR>
| | |----ST72212 <DIR>
| | |----ST72213 <DIR>
| | |----ST72215 <DIR>
| | |----ST72216 <DIR>
| | |----ST72251 <DIR>
| | |----ST72254 <DIR>
| | |----ST72311 <DIR>
| | |----ST72314 <DIR>
| | |----ST72331 <DIR>
| | |----ST72334 <DIR>
| | |----ST72411 <DIR>
| |
==========< Part 1: ASM >======================================================
WARNING: Only source files and a batch file are located in these directories.
If you want to assemble, link and format the different examples, you have
to install the ST7 tool chain and run the batch file corresponding to each
application. For more details refer to the application note AN988: 'Starting with
assembly tool chain'
ENVIRO Directory:
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Section 1.1.01: ST72101
Microcontroller: ST72101
Comments: Software example to quickly start an application with the
ST72101 microcontroller.
Section 1.1.02: ST72104
Microcontroller: ST72104 Flash
Comments: Software example to quickly start an application with the
ST72104 Flash microcontroller.
Section 1.1.03: ST72121
Microcontroller: ST72121
Comments: Software example to quickly start an application with the
ST72121 microcontroller.
Section 1.1.04: ST72171
Microcontroller: ST72171
Comments: contains map files for the ST72171
Section 1.1.05: ST72212
Microcontroller: ST72212
Comments: Software example to quickly start an application with the
ST72212 microcontroller.
Section 1.1.06: ST72213
Microcontroller: ST72213
Comments: Software example to quickly start an application with the
ST72213 microcontroller.
Section 1.1.07: ST72215
Microcontroller: ST72215 Flash
Comments: Software example to quickly start an application with the
ST72215 Flash microcontroller.
Section 1.1.08: ST72216
Microcontroller: ST72216 Flash
Comments: Software example to quickly start an application with the
ST72216 Flash microcontroller.
Section 1.1.09: ST72251
Microcontroller: ST72251
Comments: Software example to quickly start an application with the
ST72251 microcontroller.
Section 1.1.10: ST72254
Microcontroller: ST72254 Flash
Comments: Software example to quickly start an application with the
ST72254 Flash microcontroller.
Section 1.1.11: ST72311
Microcontroller: ST72311
Comments: Software example to quickly start an application with the
ST72311 microcontroller.
Section 1.1.12: ST72314
Microcontroller: ST72314
Comments: contains map files for the ST72314
Section 1.1.13: ST72331
Microcontroller: ST72331
Comments: Software example to quickly start an application with the
ST72331 microcontroller.
Section 1.1.14: ST72334
Microcontroller: ST72334
Comments: contains map files for the ST72334
Section 1.1.14: ST72411
Microcontroller: ST72411
Comments: contains map files for the ST72411
/*** (c) 1999 STMicroelectronics ****************** END OF FILE ***/
Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.