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Renesas M16C/6N5 Hardware Manual

Renesas M16C/6N5 Hardware Manual (342 pages)

Brand: Renesas | Category: Computer Hardware | Size: 2.75 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

5
- How to Use this Manual
  3
- Quick Reference to Pages Classified by Address
  
  9
- Overview
  
  15
  - Applications
    15
  - Performance Outline
    16
  - Block Diagram
    17
  - Product List
    18
  - Pin Configuration
    19
  - Pin Description
    20
- Memory
  
  22
- Central Processing Unit (CPU)
  
  23
- Sfr
  
  25
- Reset
  
  37
  - Hardware Reset
    37
  - Software Reset
    37
  - Watchdog Timer Reset
    37
  - Oscillation Stop Detection Reset
    37
- Processor Mode
  
  40
  - Types of Processor Mode
    40
  - Setting Processor Modes
    40
- Bus
  
  45
  - Bus Mode
    45
  - Bus Control
    46
    
    Address Bus
    46
    
    Data Bus
    46
    
    Chip Select Signal
    46
    
    Read and Write Signals
    48
    
    ALE Signal
    48
    
    The RDY Signal
    49
    
    HOLD Signal
    50
    
    BCLK Output
    50
    
    External Bus Status When Internal Area Accessed
    52
    
    Software Wait
    52
- Clock Generation Circuit
  
  56
  - Main Clock
    64
  - Sub Clock
    65
  - Ring Oscillator Clock
    66
  - PLL Clock
    66
  - CPU Clock and Peripheral Function Clock
    68
    
    CPU Clock and BCLK
    68
    
    F 2 , F 8 , F 32 , F 1SIO , F 2SIO , F 8SIO , F 32SIO , F AD , F CAN0 , F C32 )
    68
  - Clock Output Function
    68
  - Power Control
    69
    
    Normal Operation Mode
    69
    
    Wait Mode
    71
    
    Stop Mode
    73
    
    Normal Mode
    75
  - Oscillation Stop and Re-Oscillation Detection Function
    78
- Protection
  
  80
- Interrupts
  
  81
  - Type of Interrupts
    81
  - Software Interrupts
    82
  - Hardware Interrupts
    83
  - Interrupts and Interrupt Vector
    84
  - Interrupt Control
    86
    
    Interrupt Sequence
    89
    
    Interrupt Response Time
    90
    
    Interrupt Priority
    92
  - INT Interrupt
    94
  - Key Input Interrupt
    96
  - CAN0 Wake-Up Interrupt
    96
  - NMI Interrupt
    96
  - Address Match Interrupt
    97
- Watchdog Timer
  
  99
- Dmac
  
  101
  - Transfer Cycle
    106
  - DMA Transfer Cycles
    108
  - DMA Enable
    109
  - DMA Request
    109
  - Channel Priority and DMA Transfer Timing
    110
- Timers
  
  111
  - Timer a
    113
    
    Timer Mode
    117
    
    Event Counter Mode
    118
    
    One-Shot Timer Mode
    123
    
    Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Mode
    125
  - Timer B
    128
    
    Timer Mode
    131
    
    Event Counter Mode
    132
    
    Pulse Period and Pulse Width Measurement Mode
    133
- Three-Phase Motor Control Timer Function
  
  136
- Serial I/O
  
  147
  - Uarti (I = 0 to 2)
    147
    
    Clock Synchronous Serial I/O Mode
    156
    
    Clock Asynchronous Serial I/O (UART) Mode
    163
    
    Special Mode 2
    170
    
    Special Mode 3 (IE Mode)
    184
    
    Special Mode 4 (SIM Mode) (UART2)
    186
  - Si/O3
    191
- A-D Converter
  
  196
  - One-Shot Mode
    200
  - Repeat Mode
    202
  - Single Sweep Mode
    204
  - Repeat Sweep Mode 0
    206
  - Repeat Sweep Mode 1
    208
- D-A Converter
  
  212
- CRC Calculation
  
  214
- CAN Module
  
  216
  - CAN Module-Related Registers
    217
    
    CAN0 Message Box
    218
    
    Acceptance Mask Registers
    220
    
    CAN SFR Registers
    221
  - Operational Modes
    230
  - Configuration of the CAN Module System Clock
    232
  - CAN Bus Timing Control
    232
  - Acceptance Filtering Function and Masking Function
    234
  - Acceptance Filter Support Unit (ASU)
    235
  - Basic CAN Mode
    236
  - Return from Bus off Function
    237
  - Time Stamp Counter and Time Stamp Function
    237
  - Listen-Only Mode
    237
  - Reception and Transmission
    238
  - CAN Interrupts
    241
- Programmable I/O Ports
  
  242
- Electrical Characteristics
  
  254
  - Read Timing
    266
  - Write Timing
    266
- Flash Memory
  
  272
  - Flash Memory Performance
    272
  - Memory Map
    273
  - Boot Mode
    274
  - Functions to Prevent Flash Memory from Rewriting
    274
  - CPU Rewrite Mode
    276
    
    Software Commands
    284
    
    Status Register
    289
  - Standard Serial I/O Mode
    293
  - Parallel I/O Mode
    297
  - CAN I/O Mode
    298
  - Electrical Characteristics
    301
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313
- Precautions for External Bus
  315
- Usage Precaution
  315
- Precautions for PLL Frequency Synthesizer
  316
- Precautions for Power Control
  317
- Precautions for Protection
  318
- Precautions for Interrupts
  319
  - Reading Address 00000
    319
  - SP Setting
    319
  - NMI Interrupt
    319
  - Changing the Interrupt Generate Factor
    320
  - INT Interrupt
    320
  - Rewrite the Interrupt Control Register
    321
  - Watchdog Timer Interrupt
    321
- Precautions for DMAC
  322
  - Write to DMAE Bit in Dmicon Register (I = 0, 1)
    322
- Precautions for Timers
  323
  - Timer a
    323
  - Timer B
    326
- Precautions for Serial I/O (Clock Synchronous Serial I/O Mode)
  328
  - Transmission/Reception
    328
  - Transmission
    328
  - Reception
    328
- Precaution for Serial I/O (Special Modes)
  329
  - Special Mode 2
    329
  - Special Mode 4 (SIM Mode)
    329
- Precautions for A-D Converter
  330
- Precautions for CAN Module
  332
  - Reading C0STR Register
    332
  - CAN Transceiver in Boot Mode
    334
- Precautions for Programmable I/O Ports
  335
- Precauitons for Electrical Characteristic Differences between Mask ROM and Flash Memory Version Microcomputers
  336
- Precautions for Flash Memory Version
  337
  - Precautions for Functions to Prevent Flash Memory from Rewriting
    337
  - Precautions for Stop Mode
    337
  - Precautions for Wait Mode
    337
  - Precautions for Low Power Dissipation Mode and Ring Oscillator Low Power Dissipation Mode
    337
  - Writing Command and Data
    337
  - Precautions for Program Command
    337
  - Precautions for Lock Bit Program Command
    337
  - Operation Speed
    338
  - Instructions to Prevent from Using
    338
  - Interrupts
    338
  - How to Access
    338
  - Writing in User ROM Area
    338
  - DMA Transfer
    338

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