How to Use the BSP for the Broadcom VoIP Screen Phone (Windows CE 5.0)
You can use the sample board support package (BSP) provided by Microsoft® Windows® CE for the Broadcom VoIP Screen Phone to quickly evaluate Windows CE operating system (OS) features.
For more information about the sample BSPs included in Microsoft Platform Builder for MIPS microprocessors, see MIPS BSPs.
Hardware and Software Assumptions
You included support for MIPS II microprocessors when you installed Platform Builder.
If you did not, reinstall Platform Builder and include MIPS II microprocessor support.
You are downloading a Windows CE run-time image to a Broadcom VoIP Screen Phone.
To track your progress in the following table, select the check box next to each step.
| Step | Topic | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. From the New Platform Wizard, select support for MIPS II microprocessors. | Creating an OS Design | |
| 2. Review the supported hardware and software features on the phone and familiarize yourself with limitations that might affect your run-time image on the phone. | Broadcom VoIP Screen Phone Supported Features | |
| 3. Set up the phone. | Setting up the Broadcom VoIP Screen Phone Hardware | |
| 4. Download the Ethernet boot loader to the standard development board (SDB). | Downloading the Boot Loader to the Broadcom VoIP Screen Phone | |
| 5. Build the run-time image. | Building a Run-Time Image | |
| 6. Download the run-time image to the SDB. | Downloading the Run-Time Image to the Broadcom VoIP Screen Phone |
See Also
Supported Board Support Packages
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