FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR
SUPPORT SYSTEM
SS01-71047-1E
DSU-FR emulator
PGA-401P adapter type2
MB2198-130
Operation Manual
PREFACE
Thank you for purchasing the DSU-FR emulator PGA-401P adapter, Type 2 (model MB2198-130).
The MB2198-130 is a development support tool for developing and evaluating applied products
based on the FR family of microcontrollers manufactured by Fujitsu.
This manual is intended for engineers who use the MB2198-130 (hereafter called the adapter) to de-
velop applied products based on Fujitsu’s FR family microcontrollers. The manual describes how to
handle the adapter and its functions and setting procedures. Be sure to read it before using the adapt-
er.
* : FR is the abbreviation of FUJITSU RISC controller.
■ Using the product safely
This manual contains important information required for using the MB2198-130 safely. Be sure to
read through the manual before using the product and follow the instructions contained therein to use
it correctly.
In particular, carefully read "Caution of the products described in this manual" at the beginning of
this manual and Chapter 6 "Restrictions" to understand the requirements for safe use of the product
before using it.
After reading the manual, keep it handy for future reference.
■ Warranty and Liability Disclaimers
The specifications of the product are subject to change without notice.
Fujitsu assumes no liability for any loss or damage whatsoever directly or indirectly arising out of
the use of the product.
■ Product Operating Environment
Use the product at an operating temperature between 5 °C and 35 °C and at an operating humidity
between 20% to 80%. Avoid using it in a hot or humid environment and prevent condensation.
The product is a frameless PC board unit with all electronic components exposed. Therefore, do not
put anything on the product, do not touch or let an electrically charged material contact a metal part
of it. Once the product has been powered, try to keep those objects away from it which may short-
circuit it or easily catch fire and burn. Use the product as horizontal as possible and avoid operating
it at a place exposed to strong vibration, dust, or explosive gas.
Note that using the product not in the above operating environment may unexpectedly cause personal
injury to the user (or another person if present near the product) or physical damage to properties
around the product.
You should also keep the packaging materials used for shipping the product. They work well as they
are when you transport the product again, for example, if it becomes out of order and needs to be
repaired.
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■ Organization of this manual
This manual consists of the following six chapters. Be sure to read them all before using the product.
Chapter 1 Product Overview and Handling Precautions
This chapter provides an overview of the MB2198-130 and its handling pre-
cautions.
Chapter 2 Product Description
This chapter describes the configuration of the hardware system incorporat-
ing the MB2198-130 and shows the names of its components as well as the
major specifications.
Chapter 3 Functions
This chapter describes the functions of the MB2198-130.
Chapter 4 Connections
This chapter explains how to connect the MB2198-130. Read this chapter be-
fore turning the power supply on.
Chapter 5 Usage
This chapter explains how to set the MB2198-130 and how to turn the power
supply on and off.
Read this chapter before turning the power supply on.
Chapter 6 Cautions
This chapter describes restrictions on using the MB2198-130. Read this chap-
ter before turning the power supply on.
Appendix User Interface Specification
The appendix explains user interface specification.
■ Related Manuals
You should refer to the following manuals as well:
• Evaluation MCU Hardware Manual or Datasheet
• Header Operation Manual
• DSU-FR Emulator MB2198-01 Hardware Manual
• SOFTUNE Workbench Operation Manual
• SOFTUNE Workbench User’s Manual
■ Caution of the products described in this manual
The following precautions apply to the product described in this manual.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided appropriately,
could result in death or serious injury and/or a fault in the user’s system.
WARNING
Before performing any operation described in this manual, turn off all the power
supplies to the system. Performing such an operation with the power on may
cause an electric shock or device fault.
Electricshock,
Damage
Electricshock,
Damage
Once the product has been turned on, do not touch any metal part of it.
Doing so may cause an electric shock or device fault.
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Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided appropriately, may
result in minor or moderate injury and/or damage to the product or the equipment
to which the product is connected, to software resources such as data, or to other
properties.
CAUTION
Before moving the product, be sure to turn off all the power supplies and unplug the
cables. Watch your steps when carrying the product. Do not use the product at an
unstable location such as a place exposed to strong vibration or a sloping surface.
Doing so may let the product fall, resulting in an injury or fault.
Cuts, Damage
The product has some sharp-pointed or edged parts inevitably exposed, such as
jumper plugs. Use meticulous care in handling the product not to get injured with
such pointed parts.
Cuts
Neither put anything on or apply shock to the product. Once the product has been
powered, do not carry it. Doing either may cause a fault due to a load or shock.
Damage
Since the product contains many electronic components, keep it away from direct
sunlight, high temperature, and high humidity to prevent condensation. Do not use
or store the product where it is exposed to much dust or a strong magnetic or elec-
tric field for an extended period of time.
Damage
An adverse operating or storage environment can cause a fault.
Use the product within the ranges of its general specifications.
Operating it outside the range of any general specification may cause a fault.
Damage
Damage
To prevent electrostatic breakdown, do not let your finger or an object touch any
metal part of the connector. Before handling the product, touch a metal object (such
as a door knob) to discharge static electricity from your body.
When turning the power on or off, follow the relevant procedure described in this
manual. Before turning the power on, in particular, be sure to finish making all the
required connections. To set up and use the product, follow the instructions given
in this manual.
Damage
Damage
Using the product incorrectly or inappropriately may cause a fault.
Before plugging or unplugging any cable for this product, be sure to turn the power
supply off. When unplugging the cable, remove it while holding the connector with-
out pulling the cable itself. Pulling the cable itself or bending it may expose or dis-
connect the cable core, resulting in a fault.
Although the MCU socket is structured not to accept an evaluation MCU in a wrong
orientation or position, pay due attention to the mounting orientation when mounting
the evaluation MCU. Forcing the evaluation MCU to be inserted in a wrong orienta-
tion can damage the pins of the evaluation MCU and the accidental insertion pre-
vention mechanism of the socket, resulting in a fault.
Damage
Damage
When stored, the product should be kept in its packaging box as it has no housing.
Re-transporting the product may damage it to cause a fault. Keep the packaging
materials used for shipment of the product and use them when re-transporting it.
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Customers are advised to consult with FUJITSU sales representatives before ordering.
• The information, such as descriptions of function and application circuit examples, in this document are presented sole-
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equipment incorporating the device based on such information, you must assume any responsibility arising out of such
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mation.
• Any information in this document, including descriptions of function and schematic diagrams, shall not be construed
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injury, severe physical damage or other loss (i.e., nuclear reaction control in nuclear facility, aircraft flight control, air
traffic control, mass transport control, medical life support system, missile launch control in weapon system), or (2)
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Please note that FUJITSU will not be liable against you and/or any third party for any claims or damages arising in
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such failures by incorporating safety design measures into your facility and equipment such as redundancy, fire pro-
tection, and prevention of over-current levels and other abnormal operating conditions.
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©2004 FUJITSU LIMITED Printed in Japan
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CONTENTS
Chapter 1 Product Overview and Handling Precautions .......................................1
1.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................... 2
1.2 Checking the Items Packaged ................................................................................................3
1.3 Options ..................................................................................................................................4
1.4 Notes on Use .......................................................................................................................... 5
Chapter 2 Product Description ..............................................................................7
2.1 System Configuration ............................................................................................................ 8
2.2 Appearance and Part Names ..................................................................................................9
2.3 General Specifications .........................................................................................................11
Chapter 3 Functions ............................................................................................13
3.1 Function Specifications ....................................................................................................... 14
3.2 Connector and IC Socket Specifications .............................................................................15
Chapter 4 Connections .......................................................................................17
4.1 Connecting the Adapter Board to the Emulator ..................................................................18
4.2 Connecting the Adapter Board with the Header Board .......................................................19
4.3 Installing the Evaluation MCU............................................................................................ 20
4.4 Installing the Memory Board ...............................................................................................22
4.5 Installing a Bypass Capacitor for DVCC ............................................................................24
Chapter 5 Usage .................................................................................................25
5.1 Setting up the Evaluation MCU Power Supply ...................................................................26
5.2 Setting the Clock Supply Circuit .........................................................................................28
5.3 Setting a Reset Signal ..........................................................................................................30
5.4 Setting a External Memory Emulation ................................................................................ 31
5.5 Power-on/Shutdown Procedures .........................................................................................33
Chapter 6 Cautions .............................................................................................35
APPENDIX User Interface Specifications ...........................................................37
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Chapter 1 Product Overview and Handling Precautions
This chapter provides an overview of the adapter and its handling precautions.
1.1 Overview
1.2 Checking the Items Packaged
1.3 Options
1.4 Notes on Use
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Chapter 1 Product Overview and Handling Precautions
1.1 Overview
This adapter is a development support tool for developing and evaluating hardware and software products
which use the Fujitsu’s FR family of microcontrollers.
■ Overview
The adapter is intended for use in combination with another device such as DSU-FR emulator
header *1 to connect a FR-microcontroller based user system to the DSU-FR emulator
(MB2198-01 *2).
*1 : Hereafter called the header.
*2 : Hereafter called the emulator.
The major features of the adapter are listed below:
• The adapter consists of the adapter board and flat cables (two standard and two long cables).
• The adapter board has an on-board IC socket for evaluation MCU (401-pin PGA package
code: PGA-401C-A02).
• Connected to the header using a flat cable (standard or long one)
• Used in combination with the header to connect the emulator and the user system
• Power to the adapter is supplied from the user system via the emulator or header.
• Internal ROM emulation memory function supported
• External memory emulation function supported
• External trace function supported
• Power-on debug function supported
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Chapter 1 Product Overview and Handling Precautions
1.2 Checking the Items Packaged
Check that your package is complete before using the adapter.
■ Checking the Items Packaged
Before using the adapter, make sure that your package contains the following items:
• Adapter board:
1
• Flat cables (Standard: 8 cm):
2
• Flat cables (Long: 20 cm):
2
• Hardware manual (This manual in English and a Japanese version):
1 each
Note : Keep the packaging materials used for shipment of the product and use them when re-transporting it
to prevent it from being damaged.
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Chapter 1 Product Overview and Handling Precautions
1.3 Options
Table 1.3-1 lists the options for this product. Purchase them as required.
■ Options
Table 1.3-1 Options
Name
Part number
Fujitsu FR family controller (MB91Vxxx) *1
Evaluation MCU
MB2198-01 *2
DSU-FR emulator
DSU-FR emulator header
DSU-FR emulator memory board *4
Oscillator, Capacitor *5
MB2198-XXX *3
−
−
*1 : The package code of the evaluation MCU is PGA-401C-A02. For the evaluation MCU models
available to this adapter and their package codes, Please ask, when unknown.
*2 : You need optional items such as debugger software and a communication cable before the em-
ulator can be used.
For details, Please ask, when unknown.
*3 : The header is the interface board to connect the user system to the emulator.
Select and purchase the appropriate type of header compatible with the production MCU model
to be used.
Refer to the "Header Instruction Manual" for how to handle and use the header and safety pre-
cautions.
*4 : The memory board is required to use the external-memory emulation function (under plan-
ning).
*5 : Refer to the data sheet of evaluation MCU about the frequency of the oscillator to be used. For
the capacitance of the capacitor, refer to the data sheet for the oscillator.
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Chapter 1 Product Overview and Handling Precautions
1.4 Notes on Use
Take the precautions below when using the adapter.
■ Handling Precautions
• Do not put anything on the adapter.
• Before plugging or unplugging any cable, be sure to turn the power supply off.
• When unplugging the cable, remove it while holding the case connector without pulling the
cable itself.
• To prevent electrostatic breakdown, do not let your finger or an object touch any metal part of
the adapter, such as connector pins.
• The adapter has many exposed parts sharp-pointed and edged such as monitor pins. Handle
the adapter with meticulous care not to get injured.
Note : To set up and use the adapter, follow the instructions in this manual.
■ Storing Precautions
• Do not put anything on the product. When stored, the product should be kept in the packing
box as it has no housing.
• Do not apply shock to the adapter.
• Keep the device away from direct sunlight, high temperature, and high humidity to prevent
condensation.
• Since the product contains many electronic components, do not store it where it is exposed to
a strong electric or magnetic field for an extended period of time.
Table 1.4-1 lists the operating and storage temperatures and humidities.
Table 1.4-1 Operating and Storage Environments
Temperature
5 °C to 35 °C
0 °C to 70 °C
Humidity
During operation
During storage
20% to 80% (No condensation allowed)
20% to 80% (No condensation allowed)
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Chapter 2 Product Description
This chapter describes the configuration of the hardware system incorporating the MB2198-130 and shows
the names of its components as well as the major specifications.
2.1 System Configuration
2.2 Appearance and Part Names
2.3 General Specifications
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Chapter 2 Product Description
2.1 System Configuration
Used in combination with the header, the adapter is connected to the emulator and the user system.
■ System Configuration
Figure 2.1-1 shows the system configuration for the adapter.
Host computer
General-purpose
External trigger / program execution
measuring instrument
RS232C, USB, LAN
AC in
AC adapter
Fujitsu Emulator
Loader Mode Now.
DSU-FR emulator
Evaluation
MCU
Adapter board
Adapter
(this product)
Flat cable
Header board
Header
User system
* : The AC adapter is bundled with the emulator.
Figure 2.1-1 System Configuration Diagram
Refer to the emulator hardware manual for connecting the emulator to a host computer or general-
purpose measuring instrument.
To use the emulator, you need the host computer and emulator debugger software separately from
this product. Refer to the emulator hardware manual for information on the specifications of the em-
ulator.
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Chapter 2 Product Description
2.2 Appearance and Part Names
Figure 2.2-1 gives an external view of the adapter board to identify each part of it.
■ Appearance and Part Names
Figure 2.2-1 gives an external view of the adapter board to identify each part of it.
The adapter board illustrated in Figure 2.2-1 is in the factory default states.
➀
➁
➂
➃
➄
➇
➈
ON
ON
ON
ON
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
➉
➅
➆
Figure 2.2-1 External View
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Chapter 2 Product Description
➀ Emulator connector
This connector accepts the emulator (Mounted on the rear side).
➁ IC socket for evaluation MCU
401-pin PGA IC socket for mounting an evaluation MCU
➂ Memory size select switch
This switch sets the capacity of the memory board to use external-memory emulation.
➃ DVCC bypass capacitor sockets
These sockets accept bypass capacitors to be inserted between DVCC and GND pins.
➄ Reset signal setting jumper plugs
These jumper plugs are used to set the reset signal supply origin.
➅ Memory board connector
This connector accepts a memory board (for external-memory emulation).
➆ Flat cable connectors
Use the bundled flat cables to connect the header to the adapter board (Mounted on the rear side).
➇ Memory connective switches
These switches disconnect buffers so that signal conductors can be used without being loaded when
external-memory emulation is not used or when address lines disabled by memory capacity switch-
ing are used as user resources.
➈ Jumper plugs for setting the evaluation MCU power supply
These jumper plugs are used to make settings for the evaluation MCU.
➉ Clock input IC sockets and clock input select jumper plugs
The IC sockets accept an oscillator and a capacitor for the main clock and subclock; the jumper plugs
are used to set the clock supply source.
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Chapter 2 Product Description
2.3 General Specifications
Table 2.3-1 lists the general specifications of the adapter.
■ General Specifications
Table 2.3-1 lists the general specifications of the adapter.
Table 2.3-1 General Specifications
Item
Name
Specification
DSU-FR emulator PGA-401P adapter type 2
MB2198-130
Part number
Evaluation MCU: Internal power supply * 0 V to +5.5 V (UVcc)
Power supplies
Evaluation MCU: I/O power supply *
Adapter board power supply
0 V to +5.5 V (UVcc)
+3.3 V (Supplied from emulator)
Internal operating
frequency of MCU
34 MHz max.
Operating tempera-
ture
5 °C to 35 °C
Operating humidity 20% to 80% (No condensation allowed)
205 (W) × 110 (D) × 30 (H) mm (Including the IC socket and connector di-
Dimensions
Weight
mensions)
173 g
* : For the internal power and I/O power supplied to each evaluation MCU, refer to the power sup-
ply specifications of the evaluation MCU. For each type of supplied power, refer to the "Eval-
uation MCU Hardware Manual" or Please ask, when unknown.
Note : Operating the device outside the range of any general specification may cause the device to malfunc-
tion. Use the device in the ranges of its general specifications.
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Chapter 3 Functions
This chapter describes the functions of the adapter.
3.1 Function Specifications
3.2 Connector and IC Socket Specifications
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Chapter 3 Functions
3.1 Function Specifications
Table 3.1-1 lists the major function specifications of the adapter.
■ Function Specifications
Table 3.1-1 lists the major function specifications of the adapter. Figure 3.1-1 is a block diagram of
external-memory emulation.
Table 3.1-1 Adapter Function Specifications
Item
Description
Serving as the adapter used in combination with the DSU-FR emulator and header
to provide connection between the emulator and evaluation MCU and between the
evaluation MCU and user system.
Adapter Function
External trace memory
Internal ROM emulation
Supporting the external trace function. Trace length of 64 K frames
Supporting the internal ROM emulation memory function. 1 megabytes max. *1
Supporting the external-memory emulation *2 function. Capable of setting RAM/
ROM. This function is implemented by mounting an optional memory board on
the adapter board.
Capable of selecting the capacity of the memory board
Memory capacity
from among seven steps between 2M words and 32K
switching
words (1 word = 16 bits).
External-memory emulation
Capable of disconnecting address lines disabled by the
memory capacity switching function from buffers and us-
ing them as user resources instead.
Memory connection Also capable of reducing the load applied during use of
such address lines as user resources by disconnecting
them even when the external-memory emulation function
is not used.
Supporting the power-on debug function *3 which runs a program immediately af-
ter the power-on sequence of the evaluation MCU.
Power-on debugging
Jumper plugs
The jumper plugs on the adapter board can be used to make various settings of the
adapter.
The IC sockets for oscillator on the adapter board supply clock signals from the
adapter to the main clock (X0/X1) and subclock (X0A/X1A) pins of the evalua-
tion MCU.
Clock input IC sockets
*1 : The evaluation MCU must support the external-memory emulation feature. The total amount
of memory available depends on the memory capacity of the memory board, its memory ca-
pacity select switch, and the settings of the evaluation MCU. Refer to the "Evaluation MCU
Hardware Manual" or Please ask, when unknown before use. For details, see Section 5.4 "Ex-
ternal-Memory Emulation Settings."
Note also that this function is added to the external bus of the evaluation MCU. Before using
the function, read Chapter 6 "Cautions" carefully.
*2 : This function assumes that the evaluation MCU supports the power-on debug feature. Refer to
the "Evaluation MCU Hardware Manual" or Please ask, when unknown before use.
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3.2 Connector and IC Socket Specifications
The table below lists the specifications of the connectors and sockets on the adapter board.
■ Connector and Socket Specifications
Table 3.2-1 lists the specifications of the connectors and sockets.
Table 3.2-1 Connector and IC Socket Specifications
Item
Description
Use this connector to connect the emulator to the adapter.
For connecting the emulator, see Section 4.1 "Connecting the
Adapter Board and the Emulator".
Emulator connector
Connect the adapter to the header using flat cables coming with
the adapter.
For connecting the flat cables, see Section 4.2 "Connecting the
Adapter Board and the Header Board".
Flat cable connectors
Mount the evaluation MCU (PGA-401P package).
For mounting the evaluation MCU, see Section 4.3 "Mounting
the Evaluation MCU".
Evaluation MCU mounting IC
socket
Mount an optional memory board.
Memory board connector
Oscillator IC sockets
For mounting the memory board, see Section 4.4 "Mounting
the Memory Board".
Mount an oscillator and a capacitor authorized for the oscilla-
tor.
For mounting the oscillator and capacitor, see Section 5.2 "Set-
up for Clock Supply".
If the evaluation MCU has an integrated digital power supply
(such as a DVCC power supply), a bypass capacitor can be
mounted on the digital power supply as required.
For mounting the bypass capacitor, see Section 4.5 "Mounting
the DVCC Bypass Capacitor".
DVCCbypasscapacitormounting
sockets
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Chapter 4 Connections
This chapter explains how to connect individual devices before turning their power on.
4.1 Connecting the Adapter Board to the Emulator
4.2 Connecting the Adapter Board with the Header Board
4.3 Installing the Evaluation MCU
4.4 Installing the Memory Board
4.5 Installing a Bypass Capacitor for DVCC
Note : Shut off power to the entire system before starting the operations descried in this chapter. Performing
such operations with the power on may result in electric shock or device faults.
When unplugging any cable, remove it while holding the case connector without pulling the cable itself.
Do not force any cable to bend, or it may break.
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Chapter 4 Connections
4.1 Connecting the Adapter Board to the Emulator
Connect the adapter board to the adapter board connector on the emulator as illustrated in Figure 4.1-1.
■ Connecting the Adapter Board and the Emulator
Adapter board
Emulator connector
Index
Adapter board connector
Emulator
• Connect the adapter board to the emulator in such a manner that their connectors aligned by
indexes (▲) provided to prevent accidental insertion mate deep with each other.
• When disconnecting the adapter board from the emulator, remove it with uniform force with-
out applying force to one point.
Figure 4.1-1 Connecting the Adapter Board to the Emulator
Note : Before plugging or unplugging the board, turn off the power supply.
When unplugging the board, remove it with uniform force without applying force to one point.
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4.2 Connecting the Adapter Board with the Header Board
Connect the adapter board with the header board using a flat cable coming with the adapter as illustrated in
Figure 4.2-1.
■ Connecting the Adapter Board to the Header Board
Adapter board
Flat cable
Flat cable
connector A
connector B
Eject lock
Flat cable
Eject lock
Flat cable
Flat cable
connector A
connector B
Header board
• To connect the flat cable, insert each of its connectors into the mating connector on each board
until the eject lock of the cable’s connector locks into place in the board’s connector.
• To disconnect the flat cable, pinch the eject lock of each of its connectors to unlock the con-
nector and unplug the cable.
Figure 4.2-1 Connecting the Adapter Board with the Header Board
Note : Before plugging or unplugging the cable, turn off the power supply.
When unplugging the cable, remove it while holding the case connector without pulling the cable itself.
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Chapter 4 Connections
4.3 Installing the Evaluation MCU
Install the evaluation MCU on the evaluation MCU mounting IC socket on the adapter board as illustrated in
Figure 4.3-1 to Figure 4.3-3. To uninstall the evaluation MCU, follow the instruction illustrated in Figure 4.3-4.
■ Installing the Evaluation MCU
Open the lever of the evaluation MCU mounting IC socket (SC1) to from the solid-line position to
the dotted-line position.
Evaluation MCU
Evaluation MCU mounting IC socket
Figure 4.3-1 Installing the Evaluation MCU
■ Mounting Position
Align pin No. 1 of the evaluation MCU with its pin hole in the evaluation MCU mounting IC socket
(SC1) and insert the evaluation MCU horizontally. (Check this from above.)
Evaluation MCU
M2(SC1)
Evaluation MCU mounting IC socket
pin No. 1
Figure 4.3-2 Mounting Position
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■ Securing the Evaluation MCU
Close the lever of the evaluation MCU mounting IC socket (SC1) from the dotted-line position to the
solid-line position to lock the evaluation MCU.
Evaluation MCU
Evaluation MCU mounting IC socket
Figure 4.3-3 Securing the Evaluation MCU
■ Uninstalling the evaluation MCU
To uninstall the evaluation MCU, open the lever of the evaluation MCU mounting IC socket (SC1)
from the dotted-line position to the solid-line position, then remove the evaluation MCU.
Evaluation MCU
Evaluation MCU mounting IC socket
Figure 4.3-4 Uninstalling the Evaluation MCU
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Chapter 4 Connections
4.4 Installing the Memory Board
To use the external-memory emulation function, plug an optional memory board into the memory board con-
nector on the adapter board as illustrated in Figures 4.4-1 to 4.4-3. To uninstall the memory board, follow the
instruction illustrated in Figure 4.4-4.
■ Mounting Position
Align the dented part of the memory board on the right side with the raised part of the memory board
connector.
Memory board
Clips
Memory board connector
CN5
Unite a position.
Figure 4.4-1 Mounting Position
■ Plugging the Memory Board
Push the memory board at a slant into the memory board connector as shown with Figure 4.4-1.
(Check this from the side.)
Memory board
Memory board connector
Figure 4.4-2 Plugging the Memory Board
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■ Securing the Memory Board
Put the memory board down from the dotted-line position to the solid-line position and hold the
memory board between the clips on both sides until it clicks into place to secure it.
Memory board
Memory board connector
Figure 4.4-3 Securing the Memory Board
■ Uninstalling the Memory Board
To uninstall the memory board, open the clips on both sides of the memory board connector by push-
ing them outward (as shown in the left-side sketch in Figure 4.4-4).
Put the memory board up from the dotted-line position to the solid-line position to remove it (as
shown in the right-side sketch in Figure 4.4-4).
Memory board
Clips
Memory board connector
CN5
Memory board
Memory board
connector
Figure 4.4-4 Uninstalling the Memory Board
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4.5 Installing a Bypass Capacitor for DVCC
If the evaluation MCU has an integrated digital power supply ( DVCC pin), a bypass capacitor can be mounted
on the digital power supply as required.When it does not have a digital power supply (DVCC pin) in Evaluation
MCU, a bypass capacitor does not need to be mounted.
■ Installing a Bypass Capacitor
To use a polarized capacitor such as an electrolytic capacitor as the bypass capacitor, install it ac-
cording to the polarity defined by the silk pattern on the PC board. Use meticulous care to check the
polarity.
Select the appropriate capacitor so that its type, capacitance, and withstand voltage are best suited
for the operating environment.
Figure 4-5-1 shows how to install the capacitor. Table 4.5-1 lists the signal names of digital power
supply pins of the evaluation MCU plugged in each capacitor mounting socket.
Capacitor
Index ( − )
(A long pin is plus polarity.)
Capacitor mounting socket
It is cautious of
the polarity of a
capacitor!
+
−
Figure 4.5-1 Mounting the Capacitor
Table 4.5-1 The Signal Names of Digital Power Supply Pins of the Evaluation MCU
Correspondence
signal line
Evaluation MCU pin
number
Capacitor mounting socket name
SC4, 5
SC6, 7
SC8, 9
SC10, 11
PF2
PD3
P85
P65
127
241
36
39
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This chapter describes the basic setup procedures to be followed before turning the power on and the power-
on and shutdown procedures as well.
Be sure to read this chapter before turning the power on.
5.1 Setting up the Evaluation MCU Power Supply
5.2 Setting the Clock Supply Circuit
5.3 Setting Reset Signals
5.4 Setting a External Memory Emulation
5.5 Power-on/Shutdown Procedures
Note : Shut off power to the entire system before starting the operations descried in this chapter. Performing
such operations with the power on may result in electric shock or device faults.
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5.1 Setting up the Evaluation MCU Power Supply
Figure 5.1-1 shows the factory settings of the jumper plugs; Table 5.1-1 lists the evaluation MCU power supply
specifications depending on the settings of individual jumper plugs from VSEL1 to VSEL4.
■ Setting up the Evaluation MCU Power Supply
Figure 5.1-1 shows the power supply circuit configuration around the evaluation MCU.
Adapter Board
User System
(Board)
+3.3V
Emulators
connector
VSEL1
EML
MCU mounting part
Emulator
Flat cable
connector
power supply
only
USER
VSEL2
Evaluation MCU
Internal
USER
Internal
power supply
MCU
power supply
Capacitor
0.1uF
C
GND
VSEL3
A
Main clock
power supply
MCU
I/O
power-supply
B
I/O power-supply
VSEL4
EML
External memory
emulation part
USER
Figure 5.1-1 Settings of Evaluation MCU Power Supply Setup Jumper Plugs
■ Setting up the Evaluation MCU Power Supply
Table 5.1-1 lists the evaluation MCU power supply specifications depending on the settings of indi-
vidual jumper plugs from VSEL1 to VSEL4.
VSEL1
USR
USR
B
EML
C
VSEL2
VSEL3
A
VSEL4
USR
EML
Figure 5.1-2 Settings of Evaluation MCU Power-Supply Setup Jumper Plugs
(Factory Settings)
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Table 5.1-1 Jumper Plug Settings
Jumper plug
name
Setting
USR side
EML side
USR side
C side
Evaluation MCU power supply specifications
The power supply only for emulators is supplied from a user
system.
VSEL1
VSEL2
VSEL3
The power supply only for emulators*1 is supplied from a user
system.
Supply evaluation MCU internal power or C pin *2 from user sys-
tem.
Add capacitor (0.1 µF) to evaluation MCU internal power supply
or C pin *2
Supply VCCXTL power *3 from evaluation MCU internal power
supply.
A side
Supply VCCXTL power *3 from evaluation MCU external power
supply. (Set "B" side)
B side
Supply backup power *4 from user system (evaluation MCU: exter-
nal power supply) (for RAM) .
USR side
VSEL4
Supply backup power *4 from emulator (for ROM) .
Please be sure to set up here the case where an external memory
emulation function is not used.
EML side
*1 : When using a power-on debugging function, it is necessary to supply the power supply only
for emulators from an emulator (EML side), and Evaluation MCU needs to correspond to the
power-on debugging function further.Whether Evaluation MCU deals with the power-on de-
bugging function should look at "an evaluation MCU hardware manual" or a "data sheet."
Please ask, when unknown.
*2 : For the specifications of the internal power supply of each evaluation MCU, consult the eval-
uation MCU hardware manual or Please ask, when unknown.
*3 : To supply VCCXTL power (power for main oscillation (clock generation)) from other than the
evaluation MCU’s internal or external power supply, remove the jumper plug to supply power
from the user system.
*4 : The backup power supply is used for the external-memory emulation circuit on the adapter
board.To use the data backup function, supply backup power from the emulator. In this case,
the emulator detects the power-on or shutdown state of the user system to back up data on the
adapter board (ROM equivalent operation).
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5.2 Setting the Clock Supply Circuit
To supply a clock signal from the adapter board to the main clock (X0/X1) and subclock (X0A/X1A) of the eval-
uation MCU, install an oscillator and a capacitor on the oscillator IC sockets (SC2 and SC3) on the adapter
board, respectively. Figure 5.2-1 shows how to install the oscillator and capacitor.
■ Installing the Oscillator
To supply a clock signal from the adapter board to the main clock (X0/X1) and subclock (X0A/X1A)
of the evaluation MCU, install an oscillator and a capacitor on the oscillator IC sockets (SC2 and
SC3) on the adapter board, respectively. Figure 5.2-1 shows how to install the oscillator and capaci-
tor.
User system
Adapter Board
(Board)
USR
EML
X1
X0
X1
X0
X1
X0
USR
EML
X0/X1
Flat cable
connector
(MCU mounting
part)
GND
1
2
3
4
8
7
6
5
Evaluation
MCU
GND
USR
EML
X1A/PF6
X0A/PF5
X1A
X0A
X1
USR
EML
X0
X0A/X1A
1
2
3
4
8
7
6
5
GND
GND
Figure 5.2-1 Installing the Oscillator and Capacitor
■ Installing the Oscillator
To supply a clock signal from the adapter board to the main clock (X0/X1) and subclock (X0A/X1A)
of the evaluation MCU, install an oscillator and a capacitor on the oscillator IC sockets (SC2 and
SC3) on the adapter board, respectively. Figure 5.2-1 shows how to install the oscillator and capaci-
tor.
Oscillator
Please mount a capacitor in No. 2,
No. 4 terminal or No. 3, and No. 4
terminal.
Please mount a capacitor in No. 5,
No. 6 terminal or No. 5, and No. 7
terminal.
Capacitor
Capacitor
• For the frequency and other specifications of the oscillator, refer to the data sheet for the eval-
uation MCU.
• For the capacitance of the capacitor, refer to the data sheet for the oscillator.
• Prepare the oscillator and the capacitor as neither of them is bundled with this product.
Figure 5.2-1 Installing the Oscillator and Capacitor
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■ Setting the Clock Selector Jumper Plugs
Figure 5.2-2 shows the factory settings of the jumper plugs; Table 5.2-1 shows how to set the clock
selector jumper plugs.
X0
USR
X1
EML
X0/X1
X0A
USR
X1A
EML
X0A/X1A
Figure 5.2-3 Setting the Clock Selector Jumper Plugs (Factory Setting)
Table 5.2-1 Jumper Plug Settings
Jumper plug
name
Setting
USR side
Clock supply
Supply main clock signal from user system.
X0,X1
Supply main clock signal from oscillator IC socket on adapt-
er.
EML side
EML side
X0A,X1A
Supply sub clock signal from oscillator IC socket on adapter.
* : There is no function to supply a clock signal from the adapter to the user system.
Note : To supply a main clock signal from the user system, prepare an oscillation circuit on the user system
and use, for example, a CMOS buffer for buffering before the signal is supplied.
As supplying a subclock signal from the user system may result in unstable operation, be sure to supply
the subclock signal from the adapter board.
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5.3 Setting a Reset Signal
The reset signal is supplied to evaluation MCU from the user system or the emulater. Please use a setup at
the time of product shipment of a jumper plug.
■ Setting the Reset signal
A setup at the time of product shipment of a jumper plug is shown in Fig. 5.3-1. By this setup, the
INITX signal (INIT) of evaluation MCU is supplied from the INITX signal of a user system via an
emulator, and the TRSTX signal (TRST) of evaluation MCU is supplied from the reset signal of an
emulator.
INIT
USR
USR
EML
EML
TRST
Figure 5.3-1 Setting the Reset Signal Setting Jumper Plugs (Factory Setting)
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5.4 Setting a External Memory Emulation
Figure 5.4-1 shows the external memory emulation block diagram, figure 5.4-2 and table 5.4-1 show the set-
ting the memory size select switch and the factory settings of the memory size select switch, figure 5.4-3
shows the factory settings of the setting the memory connective switches; Table 5.4-2 lists the memory con-
nective switch settings.
■ External Memory Emulation Block Diagram
Figure 5.4-1 shows the external memory emulation block diagram.
Address bus
P4[5:0],P3[7:0],P2[7:1],P5[4]
Evaluation
Data bus
To header
MCU
P1[7:0],P0[7:0]
Memory
connective
74LVCH16244A
switches
External-
Y
A
memory
emulation
circuit
*OE
GND
Adapter board
Figure 5.4-1 External Memory Emulation Block Diagram
■ Setting the Memory Size Select Switch
The memory size select switch select the size of the memory board to be connected to use the exter-
nal memory emulation function.
Figure 5.4-2 shows the factory settings of the switch; Table 5.4-1 lists the memory board sizes and
effective addresses depending on the settings of the switch.
ASEL
SW1
1
2
3
Figure 5.4-2 Setting the Memory Size Select Switch (Factory Setting)
Table 5.4-1 The Memory Size Select Switch Settings
ASEL3
ASEL2
ASEL1
Memory board size Affective addresses
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
2 MWords
A[21:1]
1 MWords
512 KWords
256 KWords
128 KWords
64 KWords
32 KWords
A[20:1]
A[19:1]
A[18:1]
A[17:1]
A[16:1]
A[15:1]
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■ Setting the Memory Connective Switches
These switches can be used to disconnect address lines disabled by the memory capacity switching
function from buffers and using them as user resources instead when the external-memory emulation
function is used. Even when the external-memory emulation function is not used, the switches can
be used to disconnect those address lines from buffers to reduce the load on the address lines used as
user resources.
Figure 5.4-3 shows the factor settings of the switches; Table 5.4-2 lists the elements of the switches
and their respective signal conductors and evaluation MCU’s pin numbers.
SW2
RD
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
SW3
SW4
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
Figure 5.4-3 Setting the Memory Connective Switches (Factory Setting)
Table 5.4-2 The Memory Connective Switch Settings
Part number
(Printed on board) (Labeled on switch)
Element number
Relevant signal
conductor
Evaluation MCU’s pin
number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
P54 (RDX)
P21 (A1)
P22 (A2)
P23 (A3)
P24 (A4)
P25 (A5)
P26 (A6)
P27 (A7)
P30 (A8)
P31 (A9)
P32 (A10)
P33 (A11)
P34 (A12)
P35 (A13)
P36 (A14)
P37 (A15)
P40 (A16)
P41 (A17)
P42 (A18)
P43 (A19)
P44 (A20)
P45 (A21)
140
310
201
357
257
144
309
256
200
356
308
92
SW2
4
5
SW3
44
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
255
143
199
307
91
142
254
43
SW4
198
* : The user resources corresponding to the above pin numbers are different depending on the eval-
uation MCU used.
For details, refer to the hardware manual for the evaluation MCU to be used or “APPENDIX
User Interface Specifications”.
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5.5 Power-on/Shutdown Procedures
Finish connecting all the components of your entire system, then turn them on in the order: host machine ->
emulator -> user system.
Shut down your system by turning off the components in the order: user system -> emulator -> host machine.
■ Power-on Procedure
To turn the power on, finish making all the required connections and follow the procedure in Figure
5.5-1.
To turn on the emulator, press the power switch on the back of the emulator. The power switch re-
mains depressed.
Check the position of the power switch with the hardware manual for the emulator.
Note : When turning on the individual components of your system, follow the power-on procedure specified in
the manual.
Once you have turned the adapter on, do not carry it or apply shock or vibration to it.
The power supply of a host computer is switched on.
The power supply of an emulator is switched on.
POWER LED lights up
“SOFTUNE Workbench” is started.
“Emulator Debugger” is started.
A dialog display is checked (see Figure 5.5-2).
The power supply of a user system is switched on.
"OK" is checked by dialog display (see Figure 5.5-2).
Figure 5.5-1 Power-on Procedure
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Figure 5.5-2 Dialog Display
■ Shutdown Procedure
To shut down your system, follow the procedure shown in Figure 5.5-3.
To turn off the emulator, press and release the power switch on the back of the emulator. This returns
the depressed switch to the OFF (raised) state.
Check the position of the power switch with the hardware manual for the emulator.
"Emulator Debugger" is ended.
A user system is turned off.
An emulator is turned off.
A host machine is turned off (when required).
Figure 5.5-3 Shutdown Procedure
Note : When turning off the individual components of your system, follow the shutdown procedure specified in
the manual.
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Chapter 6 Cautions
This chapter lists precautions and important notes on use of this product.
That extra cautions apply to the adapter when the external-emulation memory and power-on debug functions
are used.
■ General Cautions on the Adapter
• Before setting a jumper plug or switch on the adapter board, turn off all of the adapter, emu-
lator, and user system.
• The settings of jumper plugs VSEL1 to VSEL4 are related to power supply. Setting these
jumper plugs incorrectly can destroy the entire system.
• When the user system supplies a clock signal to the evaluation MCU, the wiring pattern from
the clock signal source on the user system side may be too long to provide oscillation.
• When the user system supply a clock signal to the evaluation MCU using an oscillator, the
evaluation MCU has a restriction that, if the X0 or X1 pin must be opened, the jumper plug
for selecting the corresponding clock signal source must be removed. This also applies to X0A
and X1A.
• When the emulator is used, INITX pin control source of the evaluation MCU' to the emulator
position set the jumper plug to a reset signal setting.When the emulator is being used, the eval-
uation MCU’s INITX pin is controlled by the emulator and the reset signal from the user sys-
tem is input to the evaluation MCU via the emulator. The reset timing is therefore delayed
several clock cycles from the actual reset timing.
The reset command of the emulator only resets the evaluation MCU; it does not reset the user
system.
In addition, the signal sent from the user system to the INITX pin during a break is masked
by the emulator.
• The pin state of the user bus when the evaluation MCU is in the user hold/low power con-
sumption mode is the same as the one stated in the Evaluation MCU hardware manual.
• The flat cable (long) can be used when the MCU’s clock frequency is low or when the load
on user pins is very light. Usually, the flat cable (standard) should be used.
• When the adapter and header are used, the MCU on the user system must always be socket
mounted. The IC socket must be the designated IC socket.
• No power is supplied to the user system from the adapter, header, or emulator.
• When the external memory emulation function is not used, set all the memory connection
switches to OFF. If external signals are applied with the memory connection switches set to
ON, drive the adapter at a current of at least ±750µA. If the drive current is lower than
±750µA, a normal potential may not be obtained due to the bus hold feature of the buffer IC.
■ Cautions to be observed when the External Memory Emulation Function
• When external-memory emulation is used, set those memory connective switches to ON
which correspond to the effective address bus signal (equivalent to A[21:1], variable with
memory size setting) and control line (equivalent to RDX).
• A buffer IC is connected to the effective address bus signal (variable with the memory size set-
ting) and control line used for external-memory emulation. A capacitance of about 6 pF is
therefore added to each of the signal conductors.
• As a buffer IC is connected to the effective address bus signal and control line used for exter-
nal-memory emulation, each signal conductor connected to the memory board involves a de-
lay of about 6 ns.
• As the data bus used for external-memory emulation is connected directly to the data bus sig-
nal (equivalent to D[31:16]), the external I/O power supply to the evaluation MCU must al-
ways be +3.3 V. The external I/O power supply exceeding +3.3 V can break the memory board.
• As the data bus used for external-memory emulation is connected directly to the data bus of
the evaluation MCU, a capacitance of about 6 pF is added to each signal conductor when the
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memory board is installed.
• The data bus used for external-memory emulation is fixed at 16 bits in width.
• Although some of the address bus signals, data bus signals, and control lines of the memory
board are connected to the user system, the chip select signal is not connected and thus the
user system cannot access data in the memory board.
■ Cautions to be observed when the Power-on Debug Function
• When performing power-on debugging, pay due attention to the settings related to power sup-
ply.
• The following three conditions must be satisfied when the power supply is turned off by pow-
er-on debugging:
1. It takes 25 µs or more for all the power supply levels of the evaluation MCU to de-
crease from 0.9 Vcc to 0.5 Vcc.
2. The CPU operating frequency is 1 MHz or higher.
3. A user program is being executed.
• For details on the power-on debug function, refer to the emulator hardware manual.
■ Cautions to be observed when the external memory emulation function and the Power-on Debug
Function
• If the user power supply remaining high level is shut off with the External address and RDX
pins, the bus hold feature of the buffer ICs on the adapter board causes a current of up to 250
mA to flow until each signal level goes low.
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APPENDIX User Interface Specifications
This appendix describes the user interface specifications of the adapter board.
■ User Interface Specifications
Figure A-1 shows the correspondence between the pin numbers of flat cable connectors A and B of
the adapter board and those of the header or user system. Table A-1 and table A-2 lists the pinouts
of flat cable connectors A and B and the evaluation MCU.
Note that the evaluation MCU signal names in the table are tentative names and their actual signal
names vary with each model. The actual evaluation MCU signal names can be judged from the eval-
uation MCU pin numbers. For details, Please ask, when unknown.
Each signal name of the evaluation MCU has the following meaning. See the notes that follow as
well.
• Vcc_A
• Vcc_B
• VCCXTL
• GND
: Internal power supply of the evaluation MCU (or the C pin).
: I/O power supply of the evaluation MCU (or a single power supply).
: Main clock power supply of the evaluation MCU.
: Ground of the evaluation MCU.
Note : To the pins whose evaluation MCU signal name is underlined in the table, an additional circuit may be
added for controlling the evaluation MCU. Therefore, those pins have different electrical characteristics
from those on the actual MCU.
See the sections listed below for details on the additional circuit for each signal.
• P65/P85/PD3/PF2(DVcc) : See Section 4.5 "Installing a Bypass Capacitor for DVCC."
• X0/X1
: See Section 5.2 "Setup for Clock Supply."
• X0A/X1A(PF5/PF6)
• P54(RDX)
: See Section 5.2 "Setup for Clock Supply."
: See Section 5.4 "Setup for External-Memory Emulation."
P4[5:0](A[21:16])
P3[7:0](A[15:8])
P2[7:1](A[7:1])
P1[7:0](D[15:8])
P0[7:0](D[7:0])
The emulator uses Vcc_A and Vcc_B mainly as the power supplies to the evaluation MCU and addi-
tionally for voltage detection purposes only; it does not contain circuit consuming large power.
It is advisable to use the flat cable (standard) bundled with the emulator to prevent noise trouble.
Provide the user system with a connector equivalent to the flat cable connector. The part number of the
flat cable connector is as follows:
• Flat cable connector part number: 8930E-100-178MS (manufactured by KEL)
Notice that the pinouts of flat cable connectors A and B are different between the adapter board and
the user system.
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Header or a user system
Flat cable connector
Adapter board
Flat cable connector
CN1
CN2
A
B
A
B
A50
B50
A50
B50
B50
A50
B50
A50
A1
B1
A1
B1
B1
A1
B1
A1
TOP VIEW
TOP VIEW
(connector is mounted
in the surface)
(connector is mounted
in the back)
Figure A-1 Pin Numbers of Flat Cable Connectors A and B
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Table A-1 Pinouts of Flat Cable Connector A
Evaluation
MCU
signal name
(temporary
name)*
Evaluation
MCU
signal name
(temporary
name)*
Connector
pin number
Evaluation MCU
pin number
Connector
pin number
Evaluation MCU
pin number
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
GND
P91
P93
P95
P97
AVRH
AVSS
PC1
PC3
PC5
PC7
PA0
Vcc_A
P87
GND
P84
P82
P80
P77
−
B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
GND
P92
P94
−
84
192
35
135
301
191
349
296
186
188
244
187
243
83
−
249
−
302
136
37
138
250
195
38
−
5
209
252
39
40
139
41
−
140
P96
AVCC
AVRL
PC0
PC2
PC4
PC6
GND
PA1
PA2
P90
131
242
245
297
346
345
−
300
248
193
85
A9
B9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
A22
A23
A24
A25
A26
A27
A28
A29
A30
A31
A32
A33
A34
A35
A36
A37
A38
A39
A40
A41
A42
A43
A44
A45
A46
A47
A48
A49
A50
B10
B11
B12
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
B22
B23
B24
B25
B26
B27
B28
B29
B30
B31
B32
B33
B34
B35
B36
B37
B38
B39
B40
B41
B42
B43
B44
B45
B46
B47
B48
B49
B50
P86
P85(DVcc)
P83
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303
86
P81
GND
P76
P74
P72
Vcc_A
P70
X1A/PF6
P67
GND
P64
P62
P60
P56
P55
P53
Vcc_A
GND
P47
−
P75
P73
P71
GND
351
137
194
−
87
51
251
−
304
88
305
89
196
253
−
−
90
202
201
357
144
256
356
−
VCC3B
X0A/PF5
P66
P65(DVcc)
P63
P61
P57
GND
P54(RDX)
P52
42
P51
P50
P46
306
197
141
76
310
−
257
309
200
308
92
255
199
91
VCCXTL
P21(A1)
GND
P20
P22(A2)
P23(A3)
P25(A5)
P27(A7)
P31(A9)
GND
P34(A12)
P36(A14)
P40(A16)
Vcc_A
P42(A18)
P44(A20)
GND
P24(A4)
P26(A6)
P30(A8)
P32(A10)
P33(A11)
P35(A13)
P37(A15)
P41(A17)
P43(A19)
P45(A21)
GND
44
143
307
−
142
43
254
198
−
−
*:The evaluation MCU signal name of table A-1 should keep in mind that actual signal
names differ for every kind for a "temporary name".
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Table A-2 Pinouts of Flat Cable Connector B
Evaluation
MCU
signal name
(temporary
name)*
Evaluation
MCU
signal name
(temporary
name)*
Connector
pin number
Evaluation MCU
pin number
Connector
pin number
Evaluation MCU
pin number
A1
A2
GND
−
−
−
B1
B2
GND
PG5
−
50
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
PG4
PG2
PG0
4
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
B9
PG3
PG1
PF3
PF1
PF0
PE6
PE4
PE2
315
98
182
239
31
183
128
32
208
153
127
−
293
78
184
240
129
294
130
−
80
−
298
189
246
299
81
PF2(DVcc)
GND
PE7
PE5
PE3
PE1
PE0
PD6
PD4
GND
PD2
Vcc_B
PB7
PB5
PB4
PB2
PB0
GND
PA6
PA4
Vcc_B
X1
P17(D15)
P15(D13)
P13(D11)
GND
P10(D8)
P06(D6)
P04(D4)
P02(D2)
Vcc_B
P00(D0)
MOD0
GND
PI7
PI5
PI3
PI1
PI0
PH6
PH4
GND
PH1
PH0
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
A22
A23
A24
A25
A26
A27
A28
A29
A30
A31
A32
A33
A34
A35
A36
A37
A38
A39
A40
A41
A42
A43
A44
A45
A46
A47
A48
A49
A50
B10
B11
B12
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
B22
B23
B24
B25
B26
B27
B28
B29
B30
B31
B32
B33
B34
B35
B36
B37
B38
B39
B40
B41
B42
B43
B44
B45
B46
B47
B48
B49
B50
GND
PD7
PD5
−
79
185
241
97
295
344
132
−
348
133
33
247
34
82
29
−
146
259
147
204
260
45
PD3(DVcc)
PG6
PD1
PD0
PB6
GND
PB3
PB1
VCC3IO
PA7
PA5
PA3
−
190
134
−
291
258
203
93
−
312
94
205
1
−
46
292
−
206
47
2
150
262
96
X0
GND
P16(D14)
P14(D12)
P12(D10)
P11(D9)
P07(D7)
P05(D5)
P03(D3)
GND
P01(D1)
INITX
MOD1
MOD2
PI6
PI4
PI2
GND
PH7
PH5
PH3
PH2
Vcc_B
−
GND
148
−
95
126
30
77
261
313
149
−
48
151
49
3
−
−
−
207
−
263
264
−
GND
*:The evaluation MCU signal name of table A-2 should keep in mind that actual signal
names differ for every kind for a "temporary name".
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FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR • SUPPORT SYSYEM
DSU-FR emulator
PGA-401P adapter Type2
MB2198-130
Operation Manual
January 2005 the first edition
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