2 Open \______ \ ____ ____ | | _\_ |__ _______ ___
3 Source | _// _ \_/ ___\| |/ /| __ \ / _ \ \/ /
4 Jukebox | | ( <_> ) \___| < | \_\ ( <_> > < <
5 Firmware |____|_ /\____/ \___ >__|_ \|___ /\____/__/\_ \
12 The hardware is mainly separated in two different versions. The "Player" is
13 the Archos Jukebox Player 6000 and Archos Studio 20, while the "Recorder" is
14 the Archos Recorder 20. The "Player" has a character-based LCD screen with 2
15 lines of 11 letters and a big round thing on the keypad (featuring 6
16 different keys), while the "Recorder" has a graphical LCD and has all its 10
21 The the very latest sources off the CVS server. Get the 'tools' dir,
22 'firmware' dir, the 'apps' dir and the 'uisimulator' dir on the same dir
23 level, to make it easier to build things (some of the files assume this
26 All CVS details can be found here:
27 http://rockbox.haxx.se/twiki/bin/view/Main/UsingCVS
31 For the X11 simulator:
33 (This has been compiled and run on at least Solaris and Linux. It should
34 work on other unixes too but we haven't tried any other yet.)
36 Create a new directory and run the 'tools/configure' script in
37 there. Select target to simulate and select simulation. The script will
38 then generate a Makefile for you:
44 [ answer to questions ]
46 [ Makefile created, archos subdirectory created ]
51 Note that the simulator uses a local subdirectory named 'archos' as "root
52 directory" for the simulated box. Copy a bunch of mp3 files into that
53 directory, create subdirectories and do all sorts of things you want to be
54 able to browse when you fire up the simulator.
57 For the Win32 simulator:
63 To create a simulated disk drive for the simulator to see, create a
64 subdirectory named 'archos' and populate it with a bunch of test
69 4. Target Keypad Equivalents
71 The keyboard's numerical keypad is used to simulate the Archos keypads:
73 Keyboard Generic Archos
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81 Keyboard Recorder-only
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90 -------- --------------
92 6 PLAY (there's no separation between PLAY and RIGHT)