E100 emulator mcu unit for h8s/2400 series (234 pages)
Summary of Contents for Renesas RH850/U2A 144pin
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Table of Contents Overview ........................1 Package Components ........................... 1 Supported Main Boards ......................... 1 Main Features ............................1 Piggyback Board Views ......................... 2 Mounting of the Device .......................... 4 Jumpers, Connectors, Switches and LEDs ..............5 Jumper Overview ..........................6 Connector Overview ..........................
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Jumper Configuration Examples ................33 Stand-Alone Operation with Power Supply by Debugger ..............33 Configuration Examples ........................34 8.2.1 General Settings .......................... 34 8.2.2 Jumper Indicators ......................... 34 8.2.3 Stand-Alone Operation with Single External Power Supply 3.3 V: Minimum Configuration 1 ..35 8.2.4 Stand-Alone Operation with Single External Power Supply 5.0 V: Minimum Configuration 2 ..
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RENESAS MCU 1. Overview The RH850/U2A 144pin piggyback board is part of the RH850 Evaluation Platform and serves as a simple and easy to use platform for evaluating the features and performance of Renesas Electronics' 32-bit RH850/U2A 144pin microcontrollers. Notes 1.
RH850/U2A 144pin 1. Overview Supported Main Boards This piggyback board can be used as a standalone board, or it can be mated with a main board. The following main boards are supported: • Y-RH850-X1X-MB-T1-V1 • Y-RH850-X1X-MB-T2-Vx • Y-RH850-X2X-MB-T1-V1 Main Features Burn-in socket for mounting of the device •...
RH850/U2A 144pin 1. Overview Piggyback Board Views Following figures provide the top and bottom views of the piggyback board. Figure 1.1 Piggyback board top view Figure 1.2 Piggyback board bottom view R20UT5089ED0101 Rev.1.01 Page 2 of 56 July 08, 2022...
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RH850/U2A 144pin 1. Overview Following figures provide the drawing of top and bottom views of the piggyback board. Figure 1.3 PiggyBack Board top view Figure 1.4 PiggyBack Board bottom view R20UT5089ED0101 Rev.1.01 Page 3 of 56 July 08, 2022...
RH850/U2A 144pin 1. Overview Mounting of the Device The board is designed for use with the following devices: R7F702302FAFM-C (RH850/U2A6) • The device must be placed inside the socket IC1. To insert the device, align the device pin 1 with the marking of the socket.
RH850/U2A 144pin 2. Jumpers, Connectors, Switches and LEDs 2. Jumpers, Connectors, Switches and LEDs This section provides complete lists of all jumpers, connectors, and LEDs. The placement of these components on the board is depicted in the figure below. Figure 2.2 Placement of jumpers, connectors and LEDs on top side Figure 2.1 Placement of connectors on bottom side...
RH850/U2A 144pin 2. Jumpers, Connectors, Switches and LEDs Jumper Overview The following table provides an overview of all jumpers. Table 2.1 Jumper overview (cont'd) Jumper Function Remark Voltage selection for VDDIOF refer to 3.2 Voltage Distribution • JP1[2-1]: 5.0 V •...
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RH850/U2A 144pin 2. Jumpers, Connectors, Switches and LEDs Table 2.1 Jumper overview (cont'd) Jumper Function Remark JP30 Current measurement bridge of 5.0 V A/D refer to 3.4 Current Measurement Bridges Converter power supply JP31 Current measurement bridge of 3.3 V A/D refer to 3.4 Current Measurement Bridges...
RH850/U2A 144pin 2. Jumpers, Connectors, Switches and LEDs Connector Overview The following table provides an overview of all connectors. Table 2.2 Connector overview (cont'd) Connector Function Remark Main Board connectors refer to 7.1 Connectors to the Main Board CN1 to CN3...
RH850/U2A 144pin 2. Jumpers, Connectors, Switches and LEDs LED Overview The following table provides an overview of all LED. Table 2.3 LED overview Function Color Remark LED1 Device ERROROUT signal LED2 Signaling LED yellow connection via CN7, refer to 6.3 Signaling LEDs...
RH850/U2A 144pin 3. Power Supply 3. Power Supply Board Power Connection The device and the board require various power supply voltages: • 3.3 V for most of the digital circuitry on the device and on the board • 5 V in case some ports shall be operated with 5 V I/O voltage •...
RH850/U2A 144pin 3. Power Supply Voltage Distribution The following table shows the required device power supply pins and their function: Table 3.1 Device power supply pins (cont'd) Device power supply pin Voltage Function E0VCC, E1VCC, E2VCC 3.3 V, 5 V...
RH850/U2A 144pin 3. Power Supply Device Core Voltage (VDD) Selection The device core voltage VDD (typ.1.12 V) can be • supplied from external via CN11 (voltage IN_1v12) • generated from the P3V3 power rail by use of the on-board voltage regulator IC16 (voltage reg_vcc_VDD) •...
RH850/U2A 144pin 4. Clock Supply 4. Clock Supply The device's operation clock can be generated by • the on-chip main oscillator circuit in combination with an off-chip resonator, connected to the X1, X2 terminals • an off-chip oscillator, the clock is fed into the X1 terminal...
RH850/U2A 144pin 4. Clock Supply The available footprint and circuitry is designed for a SG-8018CE programmable crystal oscillator from Seiko Epson. The output of this oscillator can be connected to X1 terminal via resistor R2. The SG-8018CE is neither mounted on nor provided with the board. For details about the Figure 4.1 Clock supply...
CN4 connector. 7.2 Debug Connector CN4 Refer to for details about the CN4 pin assignment. The Renesas standard emulator for RH850/U2A is the E2 emulator. This can be used as emulator for debugging or as flash programmer. E0VCC 3.3V or 5V...
RH850/U2A 144pin 6. Other Circuitry 6. Other Circuitry Operation Mode Selection The piggyback board gives the possibility to configure the following jumpers for selection of the device operation mode: Table 6.1 Device operation mode selection jumpers (cont'd) Jumper Function JP38 MODE0 pin level •...
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RH850/U2A 144pin 6. Other Circuitry MODE0 Jumper E0VCC 3.3V or 5V R120 JP38 P5<3> MODE0 R121 place Silkscreen: MODE0 FLMD0 Circuit FLMD1 Jumper FLMD2 Jumper E0VCC 3.3V or 5V SYSVCC E0VCC E0VCC 3.3V or 5V R130 3.3V or 5V 3.3V or 5V...
RH850/U2A 144pin 6. Other Circuitry RESET Switch The SW1 is used to issue a RESET to the device. The SW1 toggle switch allows to activate the RESET in two different ways: • SW1 in left '5-4 (ON)' position: temporary reset Releasing the switch's lever returns the switch to its middle 'OFF' position and thus releases the reset.
RH850/U2A 144pin 6. Other Circuitry Switch Viewed from part no. marking side function NKK G19AP Connecting 5 – 4 None 5 – 6 terminals momentary permanent permanent Figure 6.3 Operation of RESET switch Signaling LEDs Eight LEDs are provided to allow visual observation of the output state of device port pins.
RH850/U2A 144pin 6. Other Circuitry Pull-Up/Pull-Down Pin Header The Pull-up/Pull-down pin header CN12 provides fixed voltage levels at its pins, that can be used to pull-up/pull-down a signal on the board or the device, respectively, by connecting a CN12 pin to the signal via a separate cable.
RH850/U2A 144pin 7. Connectors 7. Connectors Connectors to the Main Board CN1 to CN3 Three connectors (CN1 to CN3) are available to connect the piggyback board to a Main Board. The signals of each connector are summarized in the following tables.
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RH850/U2A 144pin 7. Connectors Table 7.1 Main board connector CN1 (cont'd) Main Board function Piggyback board Main Board function Piggyback board device port device port FLX0RX P20_2 FLXSTPWT P20_4 FLX1TX P20_6 FLX1EN P20_8 FLX1RX P20_3 FLX CLK P10_8 ‒ ‒...
RH850/U2A 144pin 7. Connectors Device Ports Connectors CN13 to CN16 The device port connectors enable easy connection to almost all ports of the device. CAUTION The pin headers are directly connected to the pins, therefore special care must be taken to avoid any electrostatic or other damage to the device.
RH850/U2A 144pin 8. Jumper Configuration Examples Configuration Examples 8.2.1 General Settings All of the following board configurations are based on these conditions: • Normal device operation mode (JP41[OPEN]: FLMD0 = L). • All voltages for all functions are activated. •...
RH850/U2A 144pin 8. Jumper Configuration Examples 8.2.3 Stand-Alone Operation with Single External Power Supply 3.3 V: Minimum Configuration 1 This example enables to operate the board with only the 3.3 V external power supply. Since no 5 V voltage is available, all I/O ports can only use 3.3 V.
RH850/U2A 144pin 8. Jumper Configuration Examples 8.2.4 Stand-Alone Operation with Single External Power Supply 5.0 V: Minimum Configuration 2 This example enables to operate the board with only the 5.0 V external power supply. Since no 3.3 V voltage is available, all I/O ports can only use 5.0 V.
RH850/U2A 144pin 8. Jumper Configuration Examples 8.2.5 Stand-Alone Operation with All External Power Supplies: Maximum Configuration This example assumes all external power supplies are connected and used. • CN8: GND connection • CN9: 5 V • CN10: 3.3V − select desired 3.3 V/5.0 V via jumpers JP1, JP6 to JP8, JP10 to JP13, JP33, JP35 and JP37 •...
RH850/U2A 144pin 8. Jumper Configuration Examples 8.2.6 Operation on the Main Board: No External Supply This example assumes the piggyback board is plugged onto a Main Board, which provides 3.3 V and 5.0 V. Do not supply the 5V (CN9) and 3.3V (CN10) voltage directly to the piggyback board •...
RH850/U2A 144pin 9. Precautions 9. Precautions Power-Off Sequence A dedicated sequence needs to be applied when power supply to the board is turned off. Please follow the below sequence: 1. At first turn the RESET switch SW1 into '5-6 ON' position, so that RESET is permanently asserted.
RH850/U2A 144pin 11. Schematics 11. Schematics CAUTION The schematics shown in this document are not intended to be used as a reference for mass production. Any usage in an application design is in sole responsibility of the customer. The following components described in the schematics are not provided with the board upon delivery: •...
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RH850/U2A 144pin 11. Schematics 11.1 Page 1 COMMENT DATE DRAWN BY WS Release 20220106 L.Stark A0VREFH 3.3V or 5V A1VREFH E2VCC 3.3V or 5V 3.3V or 5V E1VCC A2VREFH SYSVCC 3.3V or 5V 3.3V or 5V 3.3V or 5V E0VCC SVRDRVCC 3.3V or 5V...
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Revision History Description Rev. Date Page Summary ‒ V1.01 2022-07-08 Corrected jumper JP41 setting in Figure 8.1 Stand-alone operation with single external power supply 3.3V, Figure 8.2 Stand-alone operation with single external power supply 5.0V, Figure 8.3 Stand- alone operation with maximum external power supply and Figure 8.4 Main board operation without external power supply Corrected the description for power supply connectors CN8 –...
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