In-Circuit Emulator Debugging Operations (S5U1C6F632T2) - Epson S5U1C6F632T1 Hardware Manual

4. Operating Configuration and Startup Procedure

4.2 In-circuit emulator debugging operations (S5U1C6F632T2)

Connecting the in-circuit emulator (ICE63: S5U1C63000H) to a PC allows use of the S5U1C6F632T2 as part of an advanced
debugging environment. The corresponding connection configurations and startup procedures are described below.
1) Connecting the in-circuit emulator
Connect the P1, P2, P5, P6, and P3 connectors, respectively, on the S5U1C6F632T2 board to the CN1-2, CN1-1, CN4-2,
CN4-1, and CN3 on the in-circuit emulator (ICE63: S5U1C63000H). The names of the ICE63 connectors (CN1-1, CN1-2,
CN4-1, CN4-2, CN3) are also indicated on the S5U1C6F632T2 board. Confirm these connector indications when connecting.
Use the I/O cables supplied for the standard peripheral board (S5U1C63000P6) and add-on board (S5U1C6F632P2), which are
designed to be used in combination with the ICE63.
Note that circuit data for S1C6F632 must be written to the standard peripheral board (S5U1C63000P6) built into the in-circuit
emulator in advance. For a detailed discussion of the procedure for writing data, refer to Appendix A in the S1C6F632
Technical Manual.
2) Starting the in-circuit emulator
Turn on power for the in-circuit emulator. For operating method of the in-circuit emulator, refer to the S1C63000H6 Hardware
Manual. Do not supply power to the S5U1C6F632T2 board. The power needed will be provided from the in-circuit emulator
through the I/O cables.
Caution!
The sensors (temperature sensor, humidity sensor) for R/F converter use variable resistors in pseudo mode. Mount variable
resistors and other components to the in-circuit emulator's internal add-on board (S5U1C6F632P2) for S1C6F632 for software
evaluations.
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Figure 4.2.1 Connecting the in-circuit emulator
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