Install the XDS560 driver from the CD included with your purchase. Restart the PC if required.
Launch Code Composer Studio. When asked Create a new workspace. In this example it's called called "EVP6472".
From the "Target" menu, select "New Target Configuration..."
Call the configuration something. Once more, in this example it's called "evp6472.cxml"
Select the "Advanced" from the centre section. Click "New..." to create a new system.
Select the "SEEDXDS560PLUS emulator" from the list.
Click the "Add" button and then under the "Devices" tab, scroll down until you find "TMS320C6472(Full Peripheral Register Set)". Click "Finish"
Select the SEED XDS560PLUS Emulator_0 and repeat step 7 Alternatively you can add two "Copies" at the bottom of the box and add both DSPs at the same time.
Click "Save"
If you haven't already, power up and connect your EVP6472 to your XDS560. The XDS560 should be connected to JTAG1
From the "Target" menu, select "Launch TI Debugger"
After a few seconds, all 12 cores will be loaded in the debug window.
In the "Debug" window, select a core (e.g. the name at the very top, "SEED XDS560PLUS Emulator_0/C64XP [Non-Project Debug Session]"). Right click and select "Connect Target"
After a few moments information will be shown in the "Disassembly" box.
To load the test program select the "Target" menu once more. Click "Load Program".
Navigate to where you have saved Test1.out and click OK. The file will load.
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Run the program by either clicking the run button (looks like a play button) or selecting "Run" from the "Target" menu.
A "Console" box should pop up, with "Flashing LED Example" displayed.
The LEDs on your EVP642 should now be flashing.
