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/* $Id: gettingstarted.dox,v 1.4 2010/11/11 20:24:26 awachtler Exp $ */

/**
@page pgStartSetupCheck Basic Setup Check

Initially you may want to see, that some basic RF communication
between your boards is running.

At first flash xmpl_radio_range_<board>.hex.
This application sends every 500ms a frame and stays in
receive mode for the remaining time between the transmissions.

If your radio Boards have LED's, LED1 flashes quickly indicating
that a frame is transmitted and LED 2 toggles with each received
frame.

If you have a board connected to a UART, you will see the following
output.

@code
 .... todo: Screen ....

@endcode


If nothing happens, that indicate that your setup is working correctly,
go to the section @ref pgHowtoDebugSetup.


*/

/**
 @page pgStartRunApps Running Applications

*/
/**
 @page pgStartWriteApps Writing Applications

 Tne easiest way of creating own applications
 is to start from one of the existing examples
 (@ref pgXmplMain ).

 Then you should copy the following files to your
 own project working directory, e.g. myproject/,
  - xmpl_[XYZ].c
  - xmpl.h
  - xmpl_[XYZ]_[BOARD].mk
  - xmpl_[XYZ]_[BOARD].aps

 Now run make -f  xmpl_[XYZ]_[BOARD].mk or double
 click on xmpl_[XYZ]_[BOARD].aps and compile and
 download @b your application.

 If this fails, you need probably to correct the
 URACOLI_INSTALL variable in your Makefile.

 Finally you will implement the applications functionality
 in the file xmpl_[XYZ].c.

*/
