Altera DSP Development Kit, Cyclone II Edition Getting Started - Manual (Page 15)

Altera Corporation Getting Started User Guide 2–5
August 2006 DSP Development Kit, Cyclone II Edition
Getting Started
Installing the Nios II Embedded Processor
The Nios II CPU component and integrated development environment
may be installed from the CD-ROM included in the kit.
1. Insert the Nios ® II Embedded Processor Windows Evaluation Edition
version 6.0.1 CD-ROM. If the install program does not automatically
start, browse to your CD-ROM drive and double-click on the
program launcher.exe.
2. Select which components to install. Altera recommends installing
the default options.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to select the installation directory
and program group.
4. When installation completes, copy the board components for the
Cyclone II DSP development board into the Nios directory so that
they will be available in SOPC builder as board components.
Perform the following steps to copy the components:
a. Browse to <drive letter>:\altera\kits\
CycloneII_DSP_DK_v6.0.1\Components
, where <drive letter>
is the drive on which you have installed your Altera software.
b. Shift-click to select the altera_dsp_dev_board_cyclone_2C70
directory.
c. Press Ctrl + C to copy the directories.
d. Browse to the <drive letter>:\altera\kits directory.
e. Press Ctrl + V to paste the directories.
1 You can create, compile and generate time-limited Nios II
processor systems using the OpenCore Plus hardware
evaluation feature without obtaining a license file. You must
obtain a license for the Nios II processor core and the Quartus II
software to generate non-time-limited programming files and
flash programming files for new Nios II hardware systems. You
do not need a license if you will only develop software using the
Nios II integrated development environment (IDE). For
licensing information, look on the Altera web site at
www.altera.com
.