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why the Wince system Unable to start while I enabled KITL

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Hi all,

       when I debug Wince 6.0(BSP version BSP_WINCE_ARM_A8_01_02_00) on LogicPD AM3517 EVM, I found that when I enable the KITL the Wince boot will stop at the touch panel calibration. what's the problem of it? how to solve it? Thanks!

  • Peter,

    That's the expected behavior,  the touch screen calibration program runs when you boot the board for the first time.

    You need to touch, using a pencil or stilus or even your finger, on the different marks (looks like a small x) to complete the touchscreen calibration. After that the TS calibration values are saved and the TS calibration program won't run on the next boot sequences.

    Hope that helps,

    Carlos.

     

  • Hi Carlos,

          Thank you for your attention, but the problem seems not like it. when I disable KITL by the eboot menu, the different marks (looks like a small x)  will move while I touch the  touch screen on the calibration program, however, there is no response while I touch the touch screen when I enable the KITL, it couldn't run to the next boot sequences.

    Thanks!

    best regards

    peter

  • Hi Peter,

    Are the platform builder->target connectivity settings set up correctly? Could it be that in the eboot menu, you are using one of the ethernet interfaces for download which is "Boot Device" (say, emac) and the other interface for kitl  which is "Debug Device"(say, lan). In such a case, platform builder-> target connectivity might have information about the download interface and hence, image download goes through fine (I am assuming that is the case for you) but when it is trying to complete the kitl connection, it is unable to see the emac as the kitl interface. If that is the case, try using the same interface for both Boot and Debug in your eboot menu options.

    regards,

    Aparna