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Support — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 16:28:40 GMT

Frequently Asked Questions - Software

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		+	==Why does CoFlash issue a USB communication failed error while using CoFlash?==
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		+	Check to see if another FTDI device is plugged into the computer. If it is unplug it and try to use CoFlash again.
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	==How do I install the USB Debug Ports driver on Windows 8?==		==How do I install the USB Debug Ports driver on Windows 8?==
	Windows 8 implements a Driver Signature Enforcer that does not allow you easily install unsigned drivers. Please follow the procedure below to install the drivers for the Lincoln 60 USB debug port.		Windows 8 implements a Driver Signature Enforcer that does not allow you easily install unsigned drivers. Please follow the procedure below to install the drivers for the Lincoln 60 USB debug port.

Support: /* How do I install the USB Debug Ports driver on Windows 8? */

Support — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 20:03:55 GMT

How do I install the USB Debug Ports driver on Windows 8?

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	*1. Download and unzip the [http://www.micromint.com/updates/lincoln/lincoln60-USB-debug-drivers.zip Lincoln 60/60E USB Debugger Drivers]		*1. Download and unzip the [http://www.micromint.com/updates/lincoln/lincoln60-USB-debug-drivers.zip Lincoln 60/60E USB Debugger Drivers]
-	*2. Move your mouse to the top right hand of your screen to bring out the sidebar	+	*2. Move your mouse to the top right hand corner of your screen to bring out the sidebar
	*3. Click on the “Settings” icon		*3. Click on the “Settings” icon
	*4. Click on “Change PC Settings” in the lower right hand corner of the “Settings” bar		*4. Click on “Change PC Settings” in the lower right hand corner of the “Settings” bar

Support: /* How do I install the USB Debug Ports driver on Windows 8? */

Support — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 19:58:17 GMT

How do I install the USB Debug Ports driver on Windows 8?

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	Windows 8 implements a Driver Signature Enforcer that does not allow you easily install unsigned drivers. Please follow the procedure below to install the drivers for the Lincoln 60 USB debug port.		Windows 8 implements a Driver Signature Enforcer that does not allow you easily install unsigned drivers. Please follow the procedure below to install the drivers for the Lincoln 60 USB debug port.

-	1. Download and unzip the drivers for the Lincoln 60 from the Wiki [http://www.micromint.com/updates/lincoln/lincoln60-USB-debug-drivers.zip Lincoln 60/60E USB Debugger Drivers]	+	*1. Download and unzip the [http://www.micromint.com/updates/lincoln/lincoln60-USB-debug-drivers.zip Lincoln 60/60E USB Debugger Drivers]
-		+	*2. Move your mouse to the top right hand of your screen to bring out the sidebar
-	*2. Move your mouse to the top right hand of your screen to bring out the sidebar	+	*3. Click on the “Settings” icon
-	*3. Click on the “Settings” icon	+	*4. Click on “Change PC Settings” in the lower right hand corner of the “Settings” bar
-	*4. Click on “Change PC Settings” in the lower right hand corner of the “Settings” bar	+	*5. Click on “General” in the PC Settings App
-	*5. Click on “General” in the PC Settings App	+	*6. Scroll down on the right hand side of the screen and select “Restart now” under the “Advanced startup” section
-	*6. Scroll down on the right hand side of the screen and select “Restart now” under the “Advanced startup” section	+	*7. After the computer restarts click on “Advanced options”
-	*7. After the computer restarts click on “Advanced options”	+	*8. Click on “Startup settings”
-	*8. Click on “Startup settings”	+	*9. Click on “Restart”
-	*9. Click on “Restart”	+	*10. When prompted press the number 7 to select “Disable driver signature enforcement”
-	*10. When prompted press the number 7 to select “Disable driver signature enforcement”	+	*11. Plug in the Lincoln 60 to the computers USB port
-	*11. Plug in the Lincoln 60 to the computers USB port	+	*12. Open Windows 8’s “Device Manager”
-	*12. Open Windows 8’s “Device Manager”	+	*13. Double click on “Micromint USB JTAG” under “Other Devices” in “Device Manager”
-	*13. Double click on “Micromint USB JTAG” under “Other Devices” in “Device Manager”	+	*14. Click “Update Driver”
-	*14. Click “Update Driver”	+	*15. Click “Browse My Computer for Driver”
-	*15. Click “Browse My Computer for Driver”	+	*16. Click the “Browse” button and find where the driver was unzipped on your computer
-	*16. Click the “Browse” button and find where the driver was unzipped on your computer	+	*17. Click “Next”
-	*17. Click “Next”	+	*18. When Windows 8 warns you that the driver is not signed click “Install driver software anyway”
-	*18. When Windows 8 warns you that the driver is not signed click “Install driver software anyway”	+	*19. In “Device Manager” double click the second instance of “Micromint USB JTAG” under “Other Devices”
-	*19. In “Device Manager” double click the second instance of “Micromint USB JTAG” under “Other Devices”	+	*20. Perform steps 14 through 18 for the second instance
-	*20. Perform steps 14 through 18 for the second instance	+	*21. In “Device Manager” double click “USB Serial Port” under “Other Devices”
-	*21. In “Device Manager” double click “USB Serial Port” under “Other Devices”	+	*22. Perform steps 14 through 18 for the USB Serial Port
-	*22. Perform steps 14 through 18 for the USB Serial Port	+

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Support: /* How do I install the USB Debug Ports driver on Windows 8? */

Support — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 19:56:21 GMT

How do I install the USB Debug Ports driver on Windows 8?

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	Windows 8 implements a Driver Signature Enforcer that does not allow you easily install unsigned drivers. Please follow the procedure below to install the drivers for the Lincoln 60 USB debug port.		Windows 8 implements a Driver Signature Enforcer that does not allow you easily install unsigned drivers. Please follow the procedure below to install the drivers for the Lincoln 60 USB debug port.

-	*1. Download and unzip the drivers for the Lincoln 60 from the Wiki	+	1. Download and unzip the drivers for the Lincoln 60 from the Wiki [http://www.micromint.com/updates/lincoln/lincoln60-USB-debug-drivers.zip Lincoln 60/60E USB Debugger Drivers]
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	*2. Move your mouse to the top right hand of your screen to bring out the sidebar		*2. Move your mouse to the top right hand of your screen to bring out the sidebar
	*3. Click on the “Settings” icon		*3. Click on the “Settings” icon

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Support — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 19:55:05 GMT

Frequently Asked Questions - Software

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		+	==How do I install the USB Debug Ports driver on Windows 8?==
		+	Windows 8 implements a Driver Signature Enforcer that does not allow you easily install unsigned drivers. Please follow the procedure below to install the drivers for the Lincoln 60 USB debug port.
		+
		+	*1. Download and unzip the drivers for the Lincoln 60 from the Wiki
		+	*2. Move your mouse to the top right hand of your screen to bring out the sidebar
		+	*3. Click on the “Settings” icon
		+	*4. Click on “Change PC Settings” in the lower right hand corner of the “Settings” bar
		+	*5. Click on “General” in the PC Settings App
		+	*6. Scroll down on the right hand side of the screen and select “Restart now” under the “Advanced startup” section
		+	*7. After the computer restarts click on “Advanced options”
		+	*8. Click on “Startup settings”
		+	*9. Click on “Restart”
		+	*10. When prompted press the number 7 to select “Disable driver signature enforcement”
		+	*11. Plug in the Lincoln 60 to the computers USB port
		+	*12. Open Windows 8’s “Device Manager”
		+	*13. Double click on “Micromint USB JTAG” under “Other Devices” in “Device Manager”
		+	*14. Click “Update Driver”
		+	*15. Click “Browse My Computer for Driver”
		+	*16. Click the “Browse” button and find where the driver was unzipped on your computer
		+	*17. Click “Next”
		+	*18. When Windows 8 warns you that the driver is not signed click “Install driver software anyway”
		+	*19. In “Device Manager” double click the second instance of “Micromint USB JTAG” under “Other Devices”
		+	*20. Perform steps 14 through 18 for the second instance
		+	*21. In “Device Manager” double click “USB Serial Port” under “Other Devices”
		+	*22. Perform steps 14 through 18 for the USB Serial Port

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Support at 16:36, 11 April 2012

Support — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 16:36:22 GMT

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	==What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?==		==What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?==
	The Micromint Lincoln can sample the ADC at 200 kHz when configured to read with 12-bit resolution and 500 kHz when configured to read with 10-bit resolution. The 10-bit DAC can be updated in 1 µS. The optional 12-bit DAC can be updated at a maximum of 150 kHz for 1 channel. The data transfer is 16-bits at 50 MHz which is a total of 320 nS per data transfer but the optional 12-bit DAC has a settling time of 6 µS so the total time needed is 6.32 µS. All 4 channels of the DAC can be updated at a maximum of 137 kHz. This is accomplished by sending the data for all 4 channels and updating all of the outputs on the last data transfer.		The Micromint Lincoln can sample the ADC at 200 kHz when configured to read with 12-bit resolution and 500 kHz when configured to read with 10-bit resolution. The 10-bit DAC can be updated in 1 µS. The optional 12-bit DAC can be updated at a maximum of 150 kHz for 1 channel. The data transfer is 16-bits at 50 MHz which is a total of 320 nS per data transfer but the optional 12-bit DAC has a settling time of 6 µS so the total time needed is 6.32 µS. All 4 channels of the DAC can be updated at a maximum of 137 kHz. This is accomplished by sending the data for all 4 channels and updating all of the outputs on the last data transfer.
		+
		+	==What character LCD is recommended for use with the Lincoln's LCD connector?==
		+	AZ Displays ACM2004D series is recommended for use with the Lincoln.
		+
		+	http://www.azdisplays.com/index.php?id=Character_Modules&product=c2004d
		+
		+	==What keypad is recommended for use with the Lincoln's keypad connector?==
		+	A Grayhill 4x4 matrix keypad or equivalent keypad will work with the Lincoln. For example Grayhill’s part number 96BB2-006-F.

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Support: /* What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs? */

Support — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:24:33 GMT

What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?

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	==What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?==		==What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?==
-	The Micromint Lincoln can sample the ADC at 200 kHz when configured to read with 12-bit resolution and 500 kHz when configured to read with 10-bit resolution. The 10-bit DAC can be updated in 1 µS. The optional 12-bit DAC can be updated at a maximum of 150 kHz. The data transfer is 16-bits at 50 MHz which is a total of 320 nS per data transfer but the optional 12-bit DAC has a settling time of 6 µS so the total time needed is 6.32 µS.	+	The Micromint Lincoln can sample the ADC at 200 kHz when configured to read with 12-bit resolution and 500 kHz when configured to read with 10-bit resolution. The 10-bit DAC can be updated in 1 µS. The optional 12-bit DAC can be updated at a maximum of 150 kHz for 1 channel. The data transfer is 16-bits at 50 MHz which is a total of 320 nS per data transfer but the optional 12-bit DAC has a settling time of 6 µS so the total time needed is 6.32 µS. All 4 channels of the DAC can be updated at a maximum of 137 kHz. This is accomplished by sending the data for all 4 channels and updating all of the outputs on the last data transfer.

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Support: /* What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs? */

Support — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 20:56:02 GMT

What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?

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	==What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?==		==What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?==
-	The Micromint Lincoln can sample the ADC at 200 kHz when configured to read with 12-bit resolution and 500 kHz when configured to read with 10-bit resolution. The DAC can be updated at a maximum of 150 kHz. The data transfer is 16-bits at 50 MHz which is a total of 320 nS per data transfer but the DAC has a settling time of 6 µS so the total time needed is 6.32 µS.	+	The Micromint Lincoln can sample the ADC at 200 kHz when configured to read with 12-bit resolution and 500 kHz when configured to read with 10-bit resolution. The 10-bit DAC can be updated in 1 µS. The optional 12-bit DAC can be updated at a maximum of 150 kHz. The data transfer is 16-bits at 50 MHz which is a total of 320 nS per data transfer but the optional 12-bit DAC has a settling time of 6 µS so the total time needed is 6.32 µS.

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Support: /* What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs? */

Support — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 20:45:12 GMT

What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?

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	==What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?==		==What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?==
-	The Micromint Lincoln can sample the ADC at 200 kHz when configured to read with 12-bit resolution and 500 kHz when configured to read with 10-bit resolution.	+	The Micromint Lincoln can sample the ADC at 200 kHz when configured to read with 12-bit resolution and 500 kHz when configured to read with 10-bit resolution. The DAC can be updated at a maximum of 150 kHz. The data transfer is 16-bits at 50 MHz which is a total of 320 nS per data transfer but the DAC has a settling time of 6 µS so the total time needed is 6.32 µS.

-	The DAC can be updated at a maximum of 150 kHz. The data transfer is 16-bits at 50 MHz which is a total of 320 nS per data transfer but the DAC has a settling time of 6 µS so the total time needed is 6.32 µS.
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Support at 20:44, 17 August 2010

Support — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 20:44:56 GMT

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	==What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?==		==What are the maximum data rates for on-board ADCs and DACs?==
		+	The Micromint Lincoln can sample the ADC at 200 kHz when configured to read with 12-bit resolution and 500 kHz when configured to read with 10-bit resolution.

		+	The DAC can be updated at a maximum of 150 kHz. The data transfer is 16-bits at 50 MHz which is a total of 320 nS per data transfer but the DAC has a settling time of 6 µS so the total time needed is 6.32 µS.
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