Getting Started with Geehy APM8S007 Microcontroller

Introduction:

The Geehy APM8S007 microcontroller (8051 core) is a powerful and versatile embedded system that offers a wide range of applications. This article will guide you through the process of getting started with this microcontroller, from setup to programming, and provide you with the necessary information to begin working on your projects.

Step 1: Obtaining official development resources.

Please contact the sales team or FAE of Geehy for further inquiries.

david.liu@geehysemi.com

To get started with the Geehy APM8S007 microcontroller, you'll need the following materials:

- Geehy Mlink

Includes USB A to B cable and 5-pin connector cable.

- Geehy APM8S007 SDK

APM8S007_SDK (Get from Geehy sales team or FAE)

Step 2: Installing the Development Environment

Before you can start programming the Geehy APM8S007, you'll need to set up the development environment. Here are the steps to install the necessary tools:

1. Download and install the Keil C51 IDE from the Keil official website (C51 Version 9.61 Evaluation Software Request (keil.com)).

Currently, only the Keil IDE is supported.

2. Open the Keil IDE and navigate to "Project" and then "Open Project".Open a demo from the SDK, such as:

APM8S007_SDK_V1.0\Examples\GPIO\GPIO_Output

3. Chip selection and associated configuration options.

Please take note of the selection of the Generic 8052.

Memory setting:

Step 3: Connecting the Geehy APM8S007

Now that you have the development environment set up, it's time to connect the Geehy APM8S007 to your computer:

1. Connect the Geehy Mlink and APM8S007 board using a 5-pin cable.

2. Connect the Geehy Mlink to an available USB port on your computer.

Step 4: Testing the Board

To verify that your Geehy APM8S007 board is properly connected and functioning, you can perform a simple test:

1. Open the Keil IDE and select the Geehy APM8S007 board from the "Tools" menu.

2. Go to "File" and then select "Examples, " followed by "Basics, " and finally "Blink."

3. A sample sketch will open. Click on the "Upload" button to upload to your Geehy APM8S007 board.

4. After the upload is complete, you should see an LED blink on the board. This indicates that the board is functioning correctly.

Step 5: Programming the Geehy APM8S007

Now that you have successfully connected and tested the Geehy APM8S007, you can start programming it for your projects by following these steps:

1. Develop your program using the Keil IDE (or any other compatible programming environment).

2. Connect the necessary components to the Geehy APM8S007 using the breadboard and jumper wires (if required).

3. Upload your program to the Geehy APM8S007 board by clicking on the "Upload" button in the Keil IDE.

4. Once the upload is complete, your program will start executing on the Geehy APM8S007.

Conclusion:

Getting started with the Geehy APM8S007 microcontroller is relatively straightforward. By ensuring you have the necessary materials, installing the development environment, properly connecting the board, and testing it with a simple program, you can begin programming this versatile microcontroller for your specific applications. With further exploration and practice, you can unlock its full potential and create exciting projects.