When the Simplicity Studio executable 'studio' is launched, it starts a first-time installation process to add support either by a connected debug adapter or by technology type. See Notices for more information on the setup.sh script. This directory must be one that can be updated without root permissions.īefore launching Simplicity Studio the first time, execute the following: sudo apt -get update The recommended installation directory is the user's root directory ( /home/USERNAME/SimplicityStudio_v5). The base Simplicity Studio platform (not an installer) is delivered in a tar file that should be expanded into the desired installation directory. Simplicity Studio might work on other distributions, but it is only tested and verified to work with Ubuntu® LTS. Simplicity Studio for Linux® OS is only officially supported on Ubuntu® LTS distributions. SSv5 prompts you to install the Device Inspector. If you have hardware connected, depending on your operating system and security settings, you may need to allow SSv5 to make changes to your system. You can change the status later in SSv5 Preferences > Simplicity Studio > User Experience. NOTE: Although you can skip log in here, you must be logged in to access some restricted access software packages.īefore login completes, you must agree to Experience Tracking. Log in using your Silicon Labs account username and password. You can accept them individually or all at once. When SSv5 launches, you are presented with one or more additional license agreements. Accept the terms of the agreement and click Next >.Ĭhoose a destination location, click Next >, and then click Install. When the SSv5 installer first launches, it presents a Simplicity Studio License Agreement dialog. After the package finishes downloading, double-click it to mount the iso image as a drive and then double-click the setup.exe file inside the drive to launch the installer. The Windows package is an '.iso' disk image. On Windows and MacOS #ĭownload the SSv5 installation package from the Silicon Labs website. Instructions for installation on Windows and MacOS and on Linux are provided. For example, if you cannot log in to Simplicity Studio® 5 (SSv5) but know you are entering your Customer Account username and password correctly, or if you get an error about connecting to the update server and your computer is definitely connected to the Internet, see SDK installation or updates are not working for possible causes and solutions. NOTE: Depending on your corporate environment, you may encounter installation problems. This section discusses how to install SSv5 and, once SSv5 is installed, how to install software.

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