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Emulation Adapter
3.1.3
Procedure for Closing a Session of Use as a Simple Evaluation Board
This section describes the procedure for closing a session of using the emulation adapter as a simple
evaluation board.
(1) Closing the debugger (only if you are using an emulator)
Close the debugger.
(2) Turning off and resetting the emulation adapter and base board
Set SW2 (RESET SW) of the base board for the low level. Turn the switch (SW1; POWER SW) of the
base board off. Turn off the output from the power-supply unit that is connected to the CN3 power-
supply connector of the emulation adapter. When the IE850A is connected to CN3, turn off the
emulation adapter and base board by turning off the emulator as described in step (3) below.
(3) Turning off the emulator (only if you are using an emulator)
Turn off the emulator. For details, refer to manuals for the emulator you are using.
Take the steps below as required.
(4) Disconnecting the emulator (only if you are using an emulator)
Disconnect the emulator from the emulation adapter.
(5) Disconnecting the emulation adapter from the base board
To disconnect the emulation adapter from the base board, insert the demounting lever which comes
with this product into alternate corners among the four corners between the two boards and gradually
pull the emulation adapter out. Take care of the positions where you insert the demounting lever so that
you do not accidentally tear off components on the boards. For details, refer to section 2.6.
(6) Disconnecting the power-supply cable
Disconnect the power-supply cable from the CN3 power-supply connector of the emulation adapter.
When disconnecting the power-supply cable from the emulation adapter, press the tabs on both sides
of the CN1 connector of the power-supply cable to unlock the connector.
Unlocking the connector:
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Do not press the tabs for unlocking the connector too hard as this may lead to them
being stuck in this position. Take care on this point.
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