The following document contains information on Cypress products. FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR SUPPORT SYSTEM SS01-71049-1E DSU-FR EMULATOR BGA-660P ADAPTER MB2198-300 OPERATION MANUAL PREFACE ■ Purpose and intended readership of this manual Thank you for purchasing the BGA-660P adapter for the DSU-FR emulator (MB2198-300) *1. This product is used together with the LQFP-176P Header Type 3 for the DSU-FR emulator (MB2198-301) *2 to connect the DSU-FR emulator (MB2198-01) *3 and FR-DSU cable (MB219810) *4 to a user system that uses Fujitsu FR *5 microcontroller MB91460 series. This manual describes how to use the BGA-660P adapter for the DSU-FR emulator. Please read the manual carefully before using this product. Please contact Fujitsu sales or support representative for details of which mass production and evaluation MCU models can be used with this product. *1 : *2 : *3 : *4 : *5 : Referred to below as the "adapter" Referred to below as the "Header Board" Referred to below as the "emulator" Referred to below as the "DSU cable" FR is an abbreviation of FUJITSU RISC CONTROLLER and is a product of Fujitsu Limited. ■ Safe use of this product This manual contains important information relating to the safe use of this product. Please read this before using the product and use the product correctly in accordance with the instructions in this manual. In particular, carefully read "Caution of the products described in this manual" at the beginning of this manual and "2.Precautions When Using this Product" 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 The specifications of this product are subject to change without notice. Also, please note that Fujitsu accepts no responsibility for any consequences that result either directly or indirectly from the use of this product. ■ Product operating environment This product has an operating temperature range of 5 °C to 35 °C and an operating humidity range of 20% to 80%. Use the product in an environment that is free of condensation and avoid high temperature or humidity. This product consists of a printed circuit board unit without a frame cabinet with exposed electronic components. Accordingly, do not place other objects on top of the circuit board and do not allow the metal parts of the unit to come into contact with people or materials that may have build up static electricity. Similarly, keep any objects that are flammable, likely to cause a short circuit, or cause any other such problem well away from the unit when the power to the unit is turned on. Keep the unit horizontal as far as possible and do not use in locations that are subject to vibration, dust, explosive gases, or other such dangers. If the unit is used in an environment that does not satisfy the above guidelines, there is a risk of unexpected damage to property or injury to the user or other people in the vicinity. 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. ■ Related manuals Please refer also to the following manuals. • DSU-FR Emulator MB2198-01 Hardware Manual • DSU-FR Emulator DSU-FR Cable MB2198-10 Operation Manual • DSU-FR Emulator MB2198-301 LQFP-176P Header Type 3 Operation Manual i ■ Caution of the products described in this document The following precautions apply to the product described in this manual. WARNING Electric shock, Damage Electric shock, Damage 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. 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. 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. CAUTION 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. Cuts, Damage 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 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. Damage 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 electric field for an extended period of time. An adverse operating or storage environment can cause a fault. Damage Use the product within the ranges of its general specifications. Operating it outside the range of any general specification may cause a fault. 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. Damage When turning the power on or off, follow the relevant procedure described in this document. 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 document. Using the product incorrectly or inappropriately may cause a fault. Damage 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 without pulling the cable itself. Pulling the cable itself or bending it may expose or disconnect the cable core, resulting in a fault. Damage The MCU socket is structured to accept an evaluation MCU in a wrong orientation or position. Pay due attention to the mounting orientation when mounting the evaluation MCU. 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. ii • The contents of this document are subject to change without notice. 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 solely for the purpose of reference to show examples of operations and uses of FUJITSU semiconductor device; FUJITSU does not warrant proper operation of the device with respect to use based on such information. When you develop equipment incorporating the device based on such information, you must assume any responsibility arising out of such use of the information. FUJITSU assumes no liability for any damages whatsoever arising out of the use of the information. • Any information in this document, including descriptions of function and schematic diagrams, shall not be construed as license of the use or exercise of any intellectual property right, such as patent right or copyright, or any other right of FUJITSU or any third party or does FUJITSU warrant non-infringement of any third-party’s intellectual property right or other right by using such information. FUJITSU assumes no liability for any infringement of the intellectual property rights or other rights of third parties which would result from the use of information contained herein. • The products described in this document are designed, developed and manufactured as contemplated for general use, including without limitation, ordinary industrial use, general office use, personal use, and household use, but are not designed, developed and manufactured as contemplated (1) for use accompanying fatal risks or dangers that, unless extremely high safety is secured, could have a serious effect to the public, and could lead directly to death, personal 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) for use requiring extremely high reliability (i.e., submersible repeater and artificial satellite). Please note that FUJITSU will not be liable against you and/or any third party for any claims or damages arising in connection with above-mentioned uses of the products. • Any semiconductor devices have an inherent chance of failure. You must protect against injury, damage or loss from such failures by incorporating safety design measures into your facility and equipment such as redundancy, fire protection, and prevention of over-current levels and other abnormal operating conditions. • If any products described in this document represent goods or technologies subject to certain restrictions on export under the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Law of Japan, the prior authorization by Japanese government will be required for export of those products from Japan. ©2006 FUJITSU LIMITED Printed in Japan iii 1. Product Overview 1.1 Overview This product is an option product for use with the DSU-FR emulator and is intended to support the development of user systems that use the Fujitsu FR family of micro controllers. The main features of the adapter are as follows. • The BGA-660P adapter consists of the adapter and AC adapter. • The adapter has an on-board IC socket for evaluation MCU (660-pin BGA package code: BGA-660P-M02) . • Used in conjunction with the header board to connect the user system to an emulator. • Dual power supplies to the adapter are supplied from the user system via the AC adapter or header board. • Dual (VCC3, VCC5) a user power supplies are monitored. Also, the power supply voltage of each supply voltage +1 V (VCC3H, VCC5H) is supplied to the header board. (upper limit value 5.4 V, lower limit value 4.0 V) . • The following power supply should be connected to VCC3 terminal of the evaluation MCU. - 3.5 V fixed power supply - Power supply which follows UVCC3 as the lower limit value of 3.15 V A jumper plug is used to select the power supply to be connected. The 3.5 V fixed voltage is selected when using MB91V460. • Each power supply supplied from the adapter (power supply supplied to VCC3H, VCC5H, and VCC3 of evaluation MCU) monitors VCC3 or VCC5 of the user system, and shuts down when the supply voltage is going to be the shutdown voltage or less (initial value 2.5 V and adjustment are possible) . • Internal ROM emulation memory function supported • External trace function supported 1 1.2 System Configuration The adapter is used together with an emulator, header board, and other components to connect to the user system. Figure 1.1 shows the system configuration of this product. Host computer General-purpose measurement instrument External trigger/ program execution RS232C, USB, LAN AC in AC adapter DSU-FR emulator unit DSU-FR cable AC in AC adapter Evaluation MCU Adapter Header board User system Figure 1.1 System Configuration To use the emulator, a host computer and emulator/debugger software are required separately. Please refer to the “3. Connections” for details about how to connect the adapter and header board. Refer to the header board's hardware manual, operation manual, and other support documentation for details of the emulator, adapter, and other specifications. 2 1.3 External View and Names of Each Part Figure 1.2 shows the external view of the adapter and the names of each part. Note that Figure 1.2 shows the state of the adapter when it is shipped (21) (20) (22) (23) (24) (26) (25) (27) (28) (29) (30) (1) (19) (18) (17) (16) (15) (14) (13) (2) (12) No. (11) (10) (9) Part name (8) (7) (6) (5) No. (4) (3) Part name (1) Socket mounting resistor (10 kΩ) (16) IC socket for crystal oscillator (2) VCC5 jumper plug (17) Monitor pins A group (3) Pull-up resistor (10 kΩ) (18) (4) MCLKI/MCLKO jumper plug (19) IC socket for evaluation MCU (5) P10_7 jumper plug (20) (6) MONCLK monitor pins (21) EDSU_BREAKX switch (7) VCC3SEL jumper plug (22) DSU connector (8) VCC3H jumper plug (23) Jumper plugs for setting the tool bus (9) Trimmer Potentiometers for shutdown voltage adjustment (10) SHDNSEL jumper plug (11) Trimmer Potentiometers for reference voltage setup * Jumper plugs for setting the X0/X1, X0A/X1A Jumper plugs for setting the evaluation MCU (24) C jumper plug (25) Jumper plugs for setting the P225, P243 (26) Jumper plugs for setting the P224, P242 (12) Power lamp (27) Socket mounting resistor (100 kΩ) (13) DC jack (28) Header I/F connector 1 (14) Power switch (29) Socket mounting resistor (100 kΩ) (15) External ROM emulation memory setting jumper plug (30) Header I/F connector 2 * :At the time of shipment, since the Trimmer Potentiometers for reference voltage setup has arleady set please do not change a setup. Figure 1.2 External View 3 1.4 Check Package Contents Before starting to use the adapter, check that the following items are all present. • Adapter (insulation board is mounted on the base back and spacer for substrates on the side.) :1 • AC adapter :1 • Operation Manual (This manual in English and a Japanese version) :1 1.5 Option Products Table 1.1 shows the option products available for the adapter. Please purchase these separately, as required. Table 1.1 Option Products Name Model DSU-FR emulator MB2198-01 DSU-FR cable MB2198-10 LQFP-176P Header Type 3 *1 MB2198-301 Evaluation MCU *2 MB91V460 *1 : When used together with the LQFP-176P Header for the DSU-FR emulator (Model number: MB2198-301), the header board can be used as an adapter unit. Refer to the “DSU-FR Emulator MB2198-301 LQFP-176P Header Type3 Operation Manual” for details including how to handle the header board, how to use it, and safety precautions. *2 : Evaluation MCUs are mounted in the adapter. Please contact Fujitsu sales or support representative for details of another evaluation MCU. 4 2. Precautions When Using this Product Take the precautions and restrictions below when using the adapter. ■ The cautions on use • Operating the device outside the range of any general specification may cause the device to malfunction. Use the device in the ranges of its general specifications. • To set up and use the adapter, follow the instructions in this manual. • Table 2.1 lists the temperature and humidity ranges for operating and storing the unit. Table 2.1 Operation and Storage Conditions Temperature Humidity Operation 5 °C to 35 °C 20 % to 80 % (with no condensation) Storage 0 °C to 70 °C 20 % to 80 % (with no condensation) ■ Restrictions The following general restrictions apply to the adapter. • Before setting a jumper plug on the adapter, turn off all power supplies of the adapter, emulator, and user system. • Please use an oscillator as a supply source of the CLK signal at the user system side when the signal is supplied from the user system to the evaluation MCU. • When the user system supplies a CLK 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 CLK signal source must be removed. This also applies to X0A and X1A. • When the emulator is used, INITX jumper plug of the evaluation MCU should be set to the emulator side INITX pin of the evaluation MCU is controlled by the emulator and the reset signal from the user system 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 consumption mode is the same as the one stated in the evaluation MCU hardware manual. • No power is supplied to the user system from the adapter, header board, or emulator. • The data of an internal ROM emulation memory, an external ROM emulation memory, and an external trace memory is lost by power supply cutting of a user system. • All measurement functions such as an external trancing facility and performance measurement cannot be supported at MB2198-01 because an adapter board is connected with MB2198-01 by the DSU cable. When the LQFP-176P header type 3 (MB2198-301) is used and MB91461 is emulated by MB91V460, the following restrictions are added. • When the emulator is accessed to the user system through an external bus at UVCC3 = 3.3 V ± 0.3 V and UVCC5 = 5 V ± 10 %, please set the input level of the external bus to 5 V TTL level by the EPILRx.y register (see data sheet of MB91V460 or MB91461 for details) . 5 • The level shift function of the header board does not support the port of P28 system (except for P28_1, P28_2, P28_3, and P28_4) and P29 system at UVCC3 = 3.3 V ± 0.3 V and UVCC5 = 5 V ± 10 %. Therefore, these pins become 5 V I/O terminal when these ports are used as a general-purpose port. • A level shift function is inserted in all the I/O terminals of MB91461 except the above. For this reason, the pull-up should be set the terminal corresponding to MB91V460 by VCC5 (resistance : 10 kΩ) to interface between MB91V460 and the user system terminal driven by 3.3 V ± 0.3 V in the following condition : When the power supply is connected to VCC5 (pin number : 176, 162, 147, 133) and VCC3 so that the operation voltage of each I/O terminal in MB91461 is mixed at 3.3 V ± 0.3 V and 5 V ± 10 %. And the pull-up resistor can be demounted, so if unnecessary, please demount the resistor. • The voltage of the signal inputted into MB91V460 is set to 4.4 V ± 0.1 V in case where power supply connection to which each I/O terminal which inserted the level shift function operates at 5 V ± 10 % is made to VCC5 (Pin number : 176, 162, 147, 133) and VCC3 of MB91461. • When you impress 5 V ± 10 % to VCC5 of evaluation MCU using the LQFP-176P header type 3 (MB2198-301) , since the adapter is not supporting the clock input from a user system, please surely perform a clock input on an adapter. • To access the external ROM emulation memory at inpressing 3.3 V ± 0.3 V to VCC5 of MB91V460, please insert I wait time. 6 3. Connections ■ Connecting the Evaluation MCU See Figure 3.1 when the evaluation MCU is connected. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of IC socket for evaluation MCU. 1. IC socket upper part is depressed perpendicularly. 2. Please check that IC hook has raised and place evaluation MCU on IC socket. 3. Please raise IC socket upper part calmly and check that IC hook has fixed the evaluation MCU. Note : When you depress IC socket upper part, be careful of handling, such as supporting the bottom of a substrate so that a substrate may not bend. Index mark Index mark Evaluation MCU Latch for evaluation MCU fixation Figure 3.1 Connecting the Evaluation MCU ■ Connecting the crystal oscillator See Figure 3.2 when the crystal oscillator is connected. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of IC socket for crystal oscillator. 1. A crystal oscillator is connected to the No. 1 terminal and No. 8 terminal of IC socket for crystal oscillators. 2. A capacitor is connected between No.2 terminal (or No.3 terminal) and No.4 terminal of IC socket for crystal oscillators. 3. A capacitor is connected between No.7 terminal (or No.6 terminal) and No.5 terminal of IC socket for crystal oscillators. Crystal oscillator Capacitor Capacitor Figure 3.2 Connecting the crystal oscillator 7 ■ Connecting the Header Board See Figure 3.3 when the header board is connected. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of header I/F connectors 1 and 2. The header I/F connectors 1 and 2 of an adapter and the adapter I/F connectors 1 and 2 of a header are connected, respectively. Adapter Spacer for substrates Header Board Figure 3.3 Connecting the Header Board ■ Connecting the User system See Figure 3.4 and 3.5 when the user system is connected. 1. Match Pin 1 of the index mark (▲) on NQPACK176SD mounted on the user system (header board accessories) with the index mark (▲) on the header board and then insert it (See Figure 3.4.). The pin of YQPACK is thin and easy to bend. Insert NQPACK176SD after confirm that the pin of YQPACK is not bent. 2. Tighten the butterfly screw of a spacer for the adapter’s substrates firmly after loosening the butterfly screw and adjusting the height of a spacer. 3. Insert the screw for header board fixation (each header board accessories) in each of four screw holes on the header board through a washer and then tighten the screw diagonally (See Figure 3.5.) . Please equally tighten the screw one by one by using the exclusive screwdriver supplied with NQPACK. 8 Spacer for substrates Adapter Header board User system Insulation board Header board index mark (▼) NQPACK176SD index mark (▲) TET 176SD YQPACK (It mounts in the field of solder.) Figure 3.4 Connecting the User system Screw for header board fixation Washer Header board YQPACK NQPACK176SD User system Figure 3.5 Fixation of the header board 9 ■ Connecting the AC Adapter See Figure 3.6 when the AC adapter is connected. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of DC jack. 1. The AC code is connected to an AC adapter. 2. The AC adapter is connected to an adapter. 3. Please put AC plug in AC wall socket. DC jack AC Adapter Figure 3.6 Connecting the AC Adapter 10 4. Operation The following describes how to set the various settings, and the procedure for turning the power on and off. Be sure to read below before turning on the power. Moreover, please be sure to carry out the settings except a setup of shutdown voltage after disconnecting all the power supplies of a system. 4.1 Jumper Plug Settings ■ VCC5 jumper plug setting Figure 4.1 shows the shipment settings of the VCC5 jumper plug as well as its functionalities. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the VCC5 jumper plug on the adapter. The power supply which connects with VCC5 of evaluation MCU using this jumper plug is chosen, and also the power supply connected to VCC5 is monitored. Then, the power supply voltage + 1 V is output to the header board as VCC5H. Upper limit value is 5.4 V and lower limit value is 4.0 V. S28 UVCC5 VCC5 UVCC3 Name Setting value Description Remarks UVCC5 UVCC5 is connected to VCC5 of evaluation MCU. This value is chosen while using MB91V460 when impressing 5 V to UVCC5. UVCC3 UVCC3 is connected to VCC5 of evaluation MCU. This value is chosen while using MB91V460 when impressing 5 V to UVCC3. VCC5 You may choose either of UVCC5 or UVCC3 when driving evaluation MCU with the single power supply of 5V or 3.3V. Figure 4.1 VCC5 jumper plug setting 11 ■ MCLKI/MCLKO jumper plug setting Figure 4.2 shows the shipment settings of the MCLKI/MCLKO jumper plug as well as its functionalities. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the MCLKI/ MCLKO jumper plug on the adapter. Refer to the hardware manual of the evaluation MCU to be used when setting up the jumper plug in accordance with your usage environment. S30 MCLKI EVA USER EVA USER MCLKO S31 Name Setting value Description USER No.F36 terminal (MCLKI) is connected with a user system. Remarks MCLKI No.F36 terminal (MCLKI) is connected The terminal name in ( ) with No.F35 terminal (MCLKO) is a terminal name of No.F35 terminal (MCLKO) is connected MB91V460. with a user system. EVA USER MCLKO No.F36 terminal (MCLKI) is connected with No.F35 terminal (MCLKO) . EVA Figure 4.2 MCLKI/MCLKO jumper plug setting ■ P10_7 jumper plug setting Figure 4.3 shows the shipment settings of the P10_7 jumper plug as well as its functionaliies. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the P10_7 jumper plug on the adapter. Refer to the hardware manual of the evaluation MCU to be used when setting up the jumper plug in accordance with your usage environment. S21 PULLUP P10_7 PULLDOWN Name Setting value PULLUP Description 100 kΩ pull-up processing is added to No.E37 terminal (P10_7) by VCC5. P10_7 100 kΩ pull-down processing is PULLDOWN added to No.E37 terminal (P10_7) . Remarks The terminal name in ( ) is a terminal name of MB91V460. Please remove a jumper plug when pull-up processing and pull down processing are unnecessary. Figure 4.3 P10_7 jumper plug setting 12 S27 3.3V VCC3SEL 3.5V ■ VCC3SEL jumper plug setting Figure 4.4 shows the shipment settings of the VCC3SEL jumper plug as well as its functionalities. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the VCC3SEL jumper plug on the adapter. Refer to the hardware manual of the evaluation MCU to be used when setting up the jumper plug in accordance with your usage environment. Name Setting value Description Remarks 3.5 V Please choose this value at the The power supply of 3.5 V is time of MB91V460 use. The connected to VCC3 of power supply is supplied from evaluation MCU. the regulator on the adapter. 3.3 V The power supply which follows UVCC3 is connected The power supply is supplied to VCC3 of evaluation MCU. from the regulator on the The power supply voltage is adapter. limited 3.15 V or more. VCC3SEL Figure 4.4 VCC3SEL jumper plug setting ■ VCC3H jumper plug setting Figure 4.5 shows the shipment settings of the VCC3H jumper plug as well as its functionalities. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the VCC3H jumper plug on the adapter. Refer to the hardware manual of the evaluation MCU to be usedwhen setting up the jumper plug in accordance with your usage environment. 13 UVCC3 VCC3H UVCC5 S29 Name VCC3H Setting value Description Remarks The potential of UVCC3 is monitored, and the power supply voltage + 1 V UVCC3 is connected to the header board as Upper limit value is 5.4 V VCC3H. and lower limit value is The potential of UVCC5 is monitored 4.0 V. and the power supply voltage + 1 V UVCC5 is connected to the header board as VCC3H. Figure 4.5 VCC3H jumper plug setting ■ SHDNSEL jumper plug setting Figure 4.6 shows the shipment settings of the SHDNSEL jumper plug as well as its functionalities. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the SHDNSEL jumper plug on the adapter. Refer to the hardware manual of the evaluation MCU to be used when setting up the jumper plug in accordance with your usage environment. S26 SHDNSEL UVCC3 UVCC5 Name Setting value Description Remarks When the potential of UVCC3 is monitored and this value becomes below shutdown voltage, the power UVCC3 supply (power supplied to VCC3H, VCC5H, and VCC3 of evaluation The initial value of shutMCU) from an adapter is disconnect- down voltage is 2.5 V. ed. Shutdown voltage can be SHDNSEL adjusted. When the potential of UVCC5 is monitored and this value becomes Adjustment range: below shutdown voltage, the power 1.3 V to 3.1 V UVCC5 supply (power supplied to VCC3H, VCC5H, and VCC3 of evaluation MCU) from an adapter is disconnected. Figure 4.6 SHDNSEL jumper plug setting 14 Name Setting value D32 D16 S13 D32_D16SL 0 1 S12 MDENS2 0 1 S10 MDENS1 1 S11 MDENS0 0 ■ Settings of the jumper plugs for external ROM emulation memory setting Figure 4.7 shows the shipment settings of the jumper plugs for the external ROM emulation memory setting as well as their functionalities. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the jumper plugs for the external ROM emulation memory setting on the adapter. Refer to the hardware manual of the evaluation MCU to be used when setting up the jumper plugs in accordance with your usage environment. Description MDENS2 MDENS1 MDENS0 Disables memory. MDENS0 MDENS1 MDENS2 0 0 0 Disables memory. 0 0 1 Disables memory. 0 1 0 Disables memory. 0 1 1 Sets the memory capacity to 512 KB. 1 0 0 Sets the memory capacity to 1 MB. 1 0 1 Sets the memory capacity to 2 MB. 1 1 0 Sets the memory capacity to 4 MB. 1 1 1 Sets the memory capacity to 8 MB. D32 Sets the bus width to 32 bits for accessing the external ROM emulation memory. D16 Sets the bus width to 16 bits for accessing the external ROM emulation memory. D32_D16SL Figure 4.7 Jumper Plug Settings for Setting External ROM Emulation Memory 15 S24 EML X0A USER S25 EML X1A USER S22 EML X0 USER B B S23 EML X1 USER ■ X0/X1, X0A/X1A jumper plug setting Figure 4.8 shows the shipment settings of the X0/X1 and X0A/X1A jumper plugs as well as their functionalities. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the X0/X1 and X0A/X1A jumper plugs on the adapter. Refer to the hardware manual of the evaluation MCU to be used when setting up the jumper plugs in accordance with your usage environment. X0/X1 and X0A/X1A jumper plugs X0/X1 and X0A/X1A jumper plug positions marked in silk screen The X0/X1 and X0A/X1A jumper plug positions marked in silk screen correspond to the actual positions of the plugs from left to right. Name Setting value USER X1 EML USER X0 EML USER X1A EML USER X0A EML Description Remarks Connects Pin AB35 (X1) to the user system. Connects the X1 pin of the IC socket for crystal oscillator on the adapter board to Pin AB35 (X1) . ⎯ This setting option must be selected to apply 5 V ± 10 % to VCC5 of the evaluation MCU when using LQFP-176P Header Type 3 (MB2198-301) . Connects Pin AA36 (X0) to the user system. Connects the X0 pin of the IC socket for crystal oscillator on the adapter board to Pin AA36 (X0) . ⎯ This setting option must be selected to apply 5 V ± 10 % to VCC5 of the evaluation MCU when using LQFP-176P Header Type 3 (MB2198-301) . Connects Pin AB38 (X1A) to the user system. Connects the X1A pin of the IC socket for crystal oscillator on the adapter board to Pin AB38 (X1A) . ⎯ This setting option must be selected to apply 5 V ± 10 % to VCC5 of the evaluation MCU when using LQFP-176P Header Type 3 (MB2198-301) . Connects Pin AA35 (X0A) to the user system. Connects the X0A pin of the IC socket for crystal oscillator on the adapter board to Pin AA35 (X0A) . ⎯ This setting option must be selected to apply 5 V ± 10 % to VCC5 of the evaluation MCU when using LQFP-176P Header Type 3 (MB2198-301) . Figure 4.8 X0/X1, X0A/X1A jumper plug setting 16 DIS EN DIS S1 ALARM_SEL EN S2 ADC_SEL DIS EN S7 FSC_DISABLE ■ Settings of the jumper plugs for setting the evaluation MCU Figure 4.9 shows the shipment settings of the jumper plugs for setting the evaluation MCU as well as their functionalities. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the jumper plugs for setting the evaluation MCU on the adapter. Refer to the hardware manual of the evaluation MCU to be used when setting up the jumper plugs in accordance with your usage environment. DIS Jumper plugs for setting evaluation MCU EN DIS S3 HWWDG_KILL EN S4 FIX_ENX DIS EN S5 CSV_KILL DIS EN S6 SRAM_SFX Positions of jumper plugs for setting evaluation MCU marked in silk screen The jumper plug positions marked in silk screen correspond to the actual positions of the plugs from left to right. Name Setting value Description DIS Connects Pin AE3 (SRAM_SFX) to VCC5. EN Connects Pin AE3 (SRAM_SFX) to GND. DIS Connects Pin AF3 (CSV_KILL) to GND. EN Connects Pin AF3 (CSV_KILL) to VCC5. DIS Connects Pin AH2 (FIX_ENX) to VCC5. EN Connects Pin AH2 (FIX_ENX) to GND. DIS Connects Pin AG2 (HWWDG_KILL) to GND. EN Connects Pin AG2 (HWWDG_KILL) to VCC5. DIS Connects Pin AF4 (FSC_DISABLE) to GND. EN Connects Pin AF4 (FSC_DISABLE) to VCC5. DIS Connects Pin AF1 (ADC_SEL) to GND. EN Connects Pin AF1 (ADC_SEL) to VCC5. DIS Connects Pin AE4 (ALARM_SEL) to GND. EN Connects Pin AE4 (ALARM_SEL) to VCC5. Remarks SRAM_SFX CSV_KILL FIX_ENX HWWDG_KILL The names in ( ) refer to pin names used for MB91V460. FSC_DISABLE ADC_SEL ALARM_SEL Figure 4.9 Jumper Plug Settings for Setting Evaluation MCU 17 ■ Settings of the jumper plugs for setting the tool bus Figure 4.10 shows the shipment settings of the jumper plugs for setting the tool bus as well as their functionalities. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the jumper plugs for setting the tool bus on the adapter. Refer to the hardware manual of the evaluation MCU to be used when setting up the jumper plugs in accordance with your usage environment. 18 Positions of jumper plugs for setting the tool bus marked in silk screen PD_ON PD_ON PD_ON PD_ON S16 ICD3 S17 ICD2 S18 ICD1 S19 ICD0 PD_OFF PD_OFF PD_OFF PD_OFF PD_ON PD_OFF ICE S20 BREAK ICE S15 USER TRSTX USER S14 INITX Jumper plugs for setting the tool bus The jumper plug positions marked in silk screen correspond to the actual positions of the plugs from left to right. Name Setting value ICE INITX USER ICE TRSTX USER PD_ON BREAK PD_OFF PD_ON ICD3 PD_OFF PD_ON ICD2 PD_OFF PD_ON ICD1 PD_OFF PD_ON ICD0 PD_OFF Description Remarks Connects INITX signals from the user system to This value must be set when the emulator the INITX pin of the evaluation MCU via the is used. emulator. This value must be selected when using Connects INITX signals from the user system the adapter disconnected from the emudirectly to the evaluation MCU. lator. Controls the TRSTX pin of the evaluation MCU This value must be set when using the from the emulator. emulator. This value must be selected when using Connects INITX signals from the user system the adapter disconnected from the emudirectly to the TRSTX of the evaluation MCU. lator. This value must be selected when using MB91460 as the evaluation MCU as well Connects a pull-down resistance of 100 kΩ. as using the adapter disconnected from the emulator. Does not connect a pull-down resistance of ⎯ 100 kΩ. This value must be selected when using MB91460 as the evaluation MCU as well Connects a pull-down resistance of 100 kΩ. as using the adapter disconnected from the emulator. Does not connect a pull-down resistance of ⎯ 100 kΩ. This value must be selected when using MB91460 as the evaluation MCU as well Connects a pull-down resistance of 100 kΩ. as using the adapter disconnected from the emulator. Does not connect a pull-down resistance of ⎯ 100 kΩ. This value must be selected when using MB91460 as the evaluation MCU as well Connects a pull-down resistance of 100 kΩ. as using the adapter disconnected from the emulator. Does not connect a pull-down resistance of ⎯ 100 kΩ. This value must be selected when using MB91460 as the evaluation MCU as well Connects a pull-down resistance of 100 kΩ. as using the adapter disconnected from the emulator. Does not connect a pull-down resistance of ⎯ 100 kΩ. Figure 4.10 Settings of Jumper Plugs for Setting Tool Bus 19 ■ C jumper plug setting Figure 4.11 shows the shipment settings of the C jumper plug as well as its functionalities. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the C jumper plug on the adapter. Refer to the hardware manual of the evaluation MCU to be used when setting up the jumper plug in accordance with your usage environment. S8 VCC3C C VCC3 Name Setting value VCC3C C VCC3 Description Connects the VCC3C pin of the header board (Pin B95 of Header I/F Connector 1) to VCC3C pins of the evaluation MCU (Pin : AA38, Y37, Y36, Y35) . Connects VCC3 to VCC3C pins of the evaluation MCU (Pin : AA38, Y37, Y36, Y35) . A 0.1 µF capacitor is added separately to VCC3C pins of the evaluation MCU (Pin : AA38, Y37, Y36, Y35) . Figure 4.11 C jumper plug setting ■ Settings of the jumper plugs for setting P225/P243 and P224/P242 Figure 4.12 shows the shipment settings of the jumper plugs for setting P225/P243 and P224/P242. Please refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part” about the position of the jumper plugs for setting P225/P243 and P224/P242 on the adapter. S32 P224 CN3_A6 S34 P225 CN2_B68 P242 CN3_A5 S33 CN2_B67 P243 S35 Figure 4.12 Settings of Jumper Plugs for Setting P225/P243 and P224/P242 Note : None of the above jumper plug settings should be changed. 20 4.2 Handling of Socket-mounted Resistors The adapter is equipped with socket-mounted resistors: ten set resistors (10 kΩ) , four single resistors (100 kΩ) and eight single resistors (10 kΩ) . Depending on the specifications of the evaluation MCU and user system environment, these resistors can be demounted. Use resistor names shown on the board in silk screen to check each resistor on Table 4.1 Table 4.1 Handling of Socket-mounted Resistors Resistor Description ALARM_0 Pulls down Pin L4 (ALARM_0) with a resistance of 100 kΩ. ALARM_1 Pulls down Pin L3 (ALARM_1) with a resistance of 100 kΩ. RSTX Pulls up Pin AD2 (RSTX) with a resistance of 100 kΩ. HSTX Pulls up Pin AC3 (HSTX) with a resistance of 100 kΩ. NMIX Pulls up Pin AD3 (NMIX) for VCC5 with a resistance of 10 kΩ. P16_7 Pulls up Pin B26 (P16_7) for VCC5 with a resistance of 10 kΩ. P17_4 Pulls up Pin B22 (P17_4) for VCC5 with a resistance of 10 kΩ. P17_5 Pulls up Pin D23 (P17_5) for VCC5 with a resistance of 10 kΩ. P17_6 Pulls up Pin D24 (P17_6) for VCC5 with a resistance of 10 kΩ. P17_7 Pulls up Pin A25 (P17_7) for VCC5 with a resistance of 10 kΩ. P14_[7 : 0] P15_[7 : 0] P17_[3 : 0] P18_[7 : 0] P19_[7 : 0] P20_[7 : 0] P21_[7 : 0] Remarks The names in ( ) indicate pin names used for MB91V460. Shown here is the handling method of unused pins when LQFP-176P Header Type 3 is used. The resistors can be demounted when this handling process is not required depending on the user system environment. The resistors that are subject to the pin level shift function (from 5 V ± 10 % to 3.3 V ± Pulls up Pins A29, B28, B27, D27, C27, D26, C26 and A28 0.3 V) must not be demounted (P15_[7 : 0]) for VCC5 with an set resistance of 10 kΩ. when applying 5 V ± 10 % to the Pulls up C23, B21, C22 and A24 (P17_[3 : 0]) for VCC5 with an set VCC5 of MB91V460 and also using a header board with a level resistance of 10 kΩ. shift function such as MB2198Pulls up Pins D22, A23, C21, A22, D21, A21, D20 and B20 301. (P18_[7 : 0]) for VCC5 with an set resistance of 10 kΩ. For details of the level shift function, refer to the operation Pulls up Pins C20, A20, C19, A19, D19, B19, D18 and A18 manual of each header board. For (P19_[7 : 0]) for VCC5 with an set resistance of 10 kΩ. information about a massPulls up Pins A17, B18, C18, B17, C17, D17, D16 and A16 produced MCU that is emulated in (P20_[7 : 0]) for VCC5 with an set resistance of 10 kΩ. MB91V460, refer to its corresponding data sheet. Pulls up Pins B16, A15, B15, C16, C15, B14, B13 and A14 (P21_[7 : 0]) for VCC5 with an set resistance of 10 kΩ. Pulls up Pins B30, A31, B29, C29, D29, C28, D28 and A30 (P14_[7 : 0]) for VCC5 with an set resistance of 10 kΩ. P22_[7 : 0] Pull-up Pins A13, D14, C14, D13, C13, B12, B11 and A14 (P22_[7 : 0]) for VCC5 with an set resistance of 10 kΩ. P23_[7 : 0] Pulls up Pins D12, A11, D11, C12, C11, B10, B9 and A10 (P23_[7 : 0]) for VCC5 with an set resistance of 10 kΩ. P24_[7 : 0] Pulls up Pins A9, D10, C10, D9, C9, B8, B7 and A8 (P24_[7 : 0]) for VCC5 with an set resistance of 10 kΩ. 21 4.3 Observing Monitor Data Signals are observed by using general-purpose measurement instrument connected to the monitor pins. For information about the positions of the MONCLK monitor pins and the monitor pins A Group in the adapter, refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part”. The MONCLK monitor pins monitor signals from the W37 pin of the evaluation MCU. Figure 4.13 shows the positional correlation between the monitor pin A Group and the Positions of monitor pins A group marked in silk screen. Monitor pins A group A Monitor pins A group Silk screen marks A TP3 TP1 TP4 IHIT1 IHIT3 IHIT0 TP9 TP8 TP10 FLASH_EQIN FLASH_BYTEX FLASH_FRSTX TP2 IHIT2 TP5 TP6 TP11 FLASH_ALE FLASH_SECUR FLASH_ATDIN TP14 TP7 TP12 FLASH_RDY FLASH_SYNC FLASH_RD32 The pin positions of the monitor pin A Group marked in silk screen correspond to the actual pin positions from left to right. Monitor Pin Description IHIT3 Monitors signals from Pin AN36 (IHIT3) of the evaluation MCU. IHIT2 Monitors signals from Pin AN37 (IHIT2) of the evaluation MCU. IHIT1 Monitors signals from Pin AM36 (IHIT1) of the evaluation MCU. IHIT0 Monitors signals from Pin AP38 (IHIT0) of the evaluation MCU. FLASH_ALE FLASH_SECUR Remarks Monitors signals from Pin AN38 (FLASH_ALE) of the evaluation MCU. Monitors signals from Pin AM38 (FLASH_SECUR) of the evaluation MCU. FLASH_ATDIN Monitors signals from Pin AL35 (FLASH_ATDIN) of the evaluation MCU. FLASH_EQIN Monitors signals from Pin AL36 (FLASH_EQIN) of the evaluation MCU. FLASH_BYTEX Monitors signals from Pin AK36 (FLASH_BYTEX) of the evaluation MCU. FLASH_FRSTX Monitors signals from Pin AK37 (FLASH_FRSTX) of the evaluation MCU. FLASH_RDY Monitors signals from Pin AM37 (FLASH_RDY) of the evaluation MCU. FLASH_SYNC Monitors signals from Pin AL37 (FLASH_SYNC) of the evaluation MCU. FLASH_RD32 Monitors signals from Pin AK35 (FLASH_RD32) of the evaluation MCU. The names in ( ) indicate pin names used for MB91V460. Figure 4.13 Correlation between Monitor Pin A Group and Positions of monitor pins A group marked in silk screen 22 4.4 Shutdown Voltage Setting The shutdown voltage is set to 2.5 V at shipment. However, it can be adjusted by using a trimmer potentiometer designed for shutdown voltage adjustment on the adapter. For information about the position of the trimmer potentiometer for shutdown voltage adjustment, refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part”. The shutdown voltage should be adjusted according to Figure 4.14, as described below. 1. Connect a voltmeter between the land indicated as SHDN in silk screen and the monitor pin indicated as GND in silk screen. 2. Connect the supplied AC adapter to the adapter. 3. Turn on the power supply of the adapter. RV4 4. Adjust the shutdown voltage by turning left and right the trimmer potentiometer for shutdown voltage adjustment while checking the voltmeter reading. Adjustable shutdown voltage range: 1.3 V to 3.1 V UVCC5 M37 S26 SHDNSEL UVCC3 M29 SHDN GND Connect the voltmeter. Shutdown voltage goes down. Shutdown voltage goes up. Figure 4.14 Adjusting Shutdown Voltage Note : Trimmer potentiometer settings other than those for the trimmer potentiometer for shutdown voltage adjustment should not be changed. 23 4.5 Power-on/Shutdown Procedures ■ Power-on Procedure To turn the power on, finish making all the required connections and follow the procedure in Figure 4.15. To turn on the emulator, press the power switch on the back of the emulator. The power switch remains depressed. Check the position of the power switch with the hardware manual for the emulator. The power switch of the adapter is used to turn on the adapter. For information about the position for the power switch of the adapter, refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part”. At the shipment setting, the emulator must be initialized (by monitor-loading) before the user system is turned on. For information about how to initialize the emulator, refer to “SOFTUNE Workbench Operations Manual”. A host computer is turned on. An emulator is turned on. POWER LED lights up “SOFTUNE Workbench” is started. “Emulator Debugger” is started. Yes Is the emulator initialized? No Initialization is performed. A dialog display is checked (see Figure 4.16) . An adapter is turned on. A user system is turned on. “OK” is clicked by dialog display. Figure 4.15 Power-on Procedure 24 Figure 4.16 Dialog Display Note : To turn the power on, finish making all the required connections. To avoid shock hazards, do not touch any of the metal parts of the product after turning the power on. When the user system is turned on, the “USER POWER LED” light on the adapter board should start blinking. If it does not blink upon power-up, immediately turn off the power supply of the whole system, check for any wrongly connected parts and then solve any problem before turning on the system again. ■ Shutdown Procedure To shut down the system, follow the procedure shown in Figure 4.17. 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. The power switch of the adapter is used to turn off the adapter. For information about the position for the power switch of the adapter, refer to 1.3 “External View and Names of Each Part”. “Emulator Debugger” is ended. A user system is turned off. An adapter is turned off. An emulator is turned off. A host computer is turned off (when required). Figure 4.17 Shutdown Procedure 25 5. Specifications 5.1 General specifications Table 5.1 lists the general specifications of the adapter. Table 5.1 General Specifications Item Description Product name (Model number.) BGA-660P adapter for the DSU-FR emulator (Model number : MB2198-300) Remarks ⎯ UVCC5 * 3.0 V to 5.5 V Supplied from user system UVCC3 * 3.15 V to 3.6 V Supplied from user system 16 V 16 V Supplied from AC adapter VCC5H UVCC5 + 1 V (lower limit value 4.0 V, upper limit value 5.4 V) Supplied to header board Used for level shifter VCC3H UVCC3 + 1 V (lower limit value 4.0V, upper limit value 5.4 V) Supplied to header board Used for level shifter Operating temperature and storage temperature Operation : 5 °C to 35 °C Storage : 0 °C to 70 °C No condensation Operating humidity and storage humidity Operation : 20 % to 80 % Storage : 20 % to 80 % No condensation External dimensions 220 mm (W) × 260 mm (D) × 42 mm (H) Exclusive of spacer for substrates Weight 476.0 g User system power supply Adapter power supply Header board power supply *: 26 ⎯ The operating voltage range of the user system power supply may be differ for some evaluation MCUs. VCC3 of the evaluation MCU supplies power from the regulator on the adapter. For details, refer to 5.2 “Function Specifications”. VCC5 of the evaluation MCU supplies power from the user system. For details, refer to 5.2 “Function Specifications”. 5.2 Function Specifications Table 5.2 lists the function specifications of the adapter. Table 5.2 Function Specifications of adapter Item Adapter function Description Used together with the header board to serve as an adapter that connects the emulator, evaluation MCU and user system. To connect to the emulator, the DSU connector on the adapter board is used with DSU cables. Internal ROM 8 MB of SRAM is provided as the internal ROM emulation memory emulation memory (2 M words × 8 bits × 4) . 8 MB of SRAM is provided as the external ROM emulation memory (2 M words × 8 bits × 4) . The capacity of the external ROM emulation memory can be switched between 0 B, 512 KB, 1 MB, 2 MB, 4 MB and 8 MB. Moreover, when the memory capacity is limited, upper address pins can be used as ports. The following table shows correlation between memory capacities and address pins used. Memory Capacity 32-bit Bus Width External ROM emulation memory 16-bit Bus Width 8 MB A[22:2] A[22:1] 4 MB A[21:2] A[21:1] 2 MB A[20:2] A[20:1] 1 MB A[19:2] A[19:1] 512 KB A[18:2] A[18:1] 0B ⎯ ⎯ For switching the memory capacity, jumper plugs MDENS3, MDENS2, MDENS1 and MDENS0 are used. For details of each jumper plug, refer to 4.1 “Jumper Plug Settings”. The I/O level of the external bus is compatible with 3.3V TTL and 5V CMOS. For details of the AC specifications, refer to 5.4 “External ROM Emulation Memory AC Specifications”. 16-bit and 32-bit bus widths are supported. The D32_D16SEL jumper plug is used to switch the bus width. For details of the jumper plugs, refer to 4.1 “Jumper Plug Settings”. External trace memory 64 K frames of SSRAM are provided as external trace memory (64 K words × 36 bits × 2) . An AC adapter (16 V) is connected to the DC jack of the adapter to supply power to the evaluation MCU, external trace memory and internal/external emulation memory on the adapter as well as the level shifter on the header board. In addition, a power switch is supplied to allow power-up/powerdown from the AC adapter. A power supply lamp is linked to this power switch. Power supply The following power supply should be connected to VCC3 terminal of the evaluation MCU. • 3.5 V fixed power supply • Power supply which follows UVCC3 as the lower limit value of 3.15 V The VCC3SEL jumper plug is used to select the power to be connected. The 3.5 V fixed voltage is selected when using MB91V460. For details of the jumper plug, refer to 4.1 “Jumper Plug Settings”. (Continued) 27 Item Description UVCC5 or UVCC3 is connected to the VCC5 pin of the evaluation MCU. The VCC5 jumper plug is used to select the connecting power. In general, the UVCC5 connection is expected. However, UVCC3 is connected to VCC5 when the external bus pin of the mass-produced MCU (supported power pin : VCC3) which is subject to emulation is operated at 5 V and the general-purpose port (supported power pin : VCC5) is operated at 3.3 V during the use of MB91V460. In addition, the power connected to VCC5 is monitored and the power to which 1 V is added is connected as VCC5H to the header board. Upper limit value is 5.4 V and lower limit value is 4.0 V. Power supply UVCC3 or UVCC5 is monitored and the power to which 1 V is added is connected as VCC3H to the header board. Upper limit value is 5.4 V and lower limit value is 4.0 V. The VCC3H jumper plug is used to select the monitoring power. The settings of this jumper plug do not affect the power connected to the VCC3 pin of the evaluation MCU. A 0.1 µF capacitor is separately connected to each VCC3C pin of the evaluation MCU (Pin : AA38, Y37, Y36, Y35) . Either VCC3 or VCC3C pin on the header board can be selected to connect each VCC3C pin. The C jumper plug is used to perform this selection. When UVCC3 or UVCC5 is monitored and the voltage goes down to the shutdown voltage value or below (initial value : 2.5 V) , the power for the adapter (power supplied to VCC3H, VCC5H, VCC3) is turned off. The SHDNSEL jumper plug is used to select the power to be monitored. For details of the jumper plugs, refer to 4.1 “Jumper Plug Settings”. IC sockets for crystal oscillator are provided to supply CLK signals from the adapter to the evaluCLK IC sockets ation MCU. (CLK signals are not supplied to the user system.) Jumper plugs are used to switch the (X0/X1 × 1 unit ; supplying source of CLK signals between the user system and the adapter. Such plugs include X0, X0A/X1A × 1 unit) X1, X0A and X1A. For details of the jumper plugs, refer to “4.1 Jumper Plug Settings”. The other jumper plugs and switches are as follows. INITX jumper plug : Selects the emulator (connected to Pin 7 of DSU Connector) or the user system (connected to Pin A96 of Header I/F Connector 1) as the INITX control source of the evaluation MCU. TRSTX jumper plug : Other jumper plugs Selects the emulator (connected to Pin 5 of DSU Connector) or the user system (connected to Pin and switches A96 of Header I/F Connector 1) as TRSTX control source of the evaluation MCU. BREAK, ICD3, ICD2, ICD1 and ICD0 jumper plugs : Select whether or not to connect a pull-down resistor to the above pin of the evaluation MCU. For details of the jumper plugs, refer to 4.1 “Jumper Plug Settings”. (Continued) 28 Item Description The following jumper plugs set up the evaluation MCU. The pin names used here refer to pin names used for MB91V460. P10_7 jumper plug : This jumper plug is used to switch the pull-up (resistance : 100 kΩ) or pull-down (resistance : 100 kΩ) of Pin E37 (P10_7) at using VCC5. Moreover, this pin is connected to the user system (connected to Pin A29 of Header I/F Connector 1) . • ADC_SEL, ALARM_SEL, FSC_DISABLE, CSV_KILL, HWWDC_KILL, FIX_ENX and SRAM_SFX jumper plugs : These jumper plugs allow the following pins to switch the connection between VCC5 of the evaluation MCU (“VCC5”) and GND. Other jumper plugs AF1 (ADC_SEL) , AE4 (ALARM_SEL) , AF4 (FSC_DISABLE) , AF3 (CSV_KILL) , and switches AG2 (HWWDC_KILL) , AH2 (FIX_ENX) and AE3 (SRAM_SFX) • MCLKI and MCLKO jumper plugs : These jumper plugs select either to short-circuit Pin F36 (MCLKI) and Pin F35 (MCLKO) respectively or to connect them to the user system (MCLKI is connected to A27 of Header I/F connector 1 and MCLKO is connected to A28 of Header I/F connector 1) . • EDSU_BREAKX switch : Pin AG4 (EDSU_BREAKX) is pulled up with VCC5 (10 kΩ) . The push switch can be used to set it to the GND level (chattering is eliminated by a RC circuit) . For details of the jumper plugs, refer to 4.1 “Jumper Plug Settings”. Monitor pins Signals from the evaluation MCU are connected to monitor pins. The pin names used here refer to pin names used for MB91V460. • FLASH_RDY : Pin AM37 (FLASH_RDY) is pulled up with VCC3 of the evaluation MCU (resistance : 3.3 kΩ) before connected to the monitor pin. • FLASH_ALE, FLASH_SYNC, FLASH_ATDIN, FLASH_EQIN, FLASH_RD32, FLASH_BYTEX, FLASH_SECUR, FLASH_FRSTX, MONCLK and IHIT[3 : 0] : - The following pins are connected to the monitor pins : AN38 (FLASH_ALE) , AL37 (FLASH_SYNC) , AL35 (FLASH_ATDIN) , AL36 (FLASH_EQIN) , AK35 (FLASH_RD32) , AK36 (FLASH_BYTEX) , AM38 (FLASH_SECUR) , AK37 (FLASH_FRSTX) , W37 (MONCLK) , AN36, AN37, AM36 and AP38 (IHIT[3 : 0]) . (Continued) 29 (Continued) Item Pin handling Description The following pins of the evaluation MCU are subject to pin treatment. The pin names used here refer to pin names used for MB91V460. For information about how to handle each resistor, refer to 4.2 “Handling of Socket-mounted Resistors”. • RSTX and HSTX : RSTX and HSTX pull-up Pin AD2 (RSTX) and Pin AC3 (HSTX) for VCC5 with a resistance of 100 kΩ respectively, The pull-up resistor can be demounted. • NMIX, P16_7, P17_4, P17_5, P17_6 and P17_7 : These pull-up the following pins for VCC5 with a resistance of 10 kΩ : AD3 (NMIX) , B26 (P16_7) , B22 (P17_4) , D23 (P17_5) , D24 (P17_6) and A25 (P17_7) . The pull-up resistor can be demounted. • ALARM_0 and ALARM_1 : ALARM_0 and ALARM_1 pull-down Pin L4 (ALARM_0) and Pin L3 (ALARM_1) with a resistance of 100 kΩ respectively. The pull-down resistor can be demounted. • P14_[7 : 0], P15_[7 : 0], P17_[3 : 0], P18_[7 : 0], P19_[7 : 0], P20_[7 : 0], P21_[7 : 0], P22_[7 : 0], P23_[7 : 0] and P24_[7 : 0] : The following pins are pulled up for VCC5 with an set resistance of 10 kΩ : B30, A31, B29, C29, D29, C28, D28 and A30 (P14_[7 : 0]) , A29, B28, B27, D27, C27, D26, C26 and A28 (P15_[7 : 0]) , C23, B21, C22 and A24 (P17_[3 : 0]) , D22, A23, C21, A22, D21, A21, D20 and B20 (P18_[7 : 0]) , C20, A20, C19, A19, D19, B19, D18 and A18 (P19_[7 : 0]) , A17, B18, C18, B17, C17, D17, D16 and A16 (P20_[7 : 0]) , B16, A15, B15, C16, C15, B14, B13 and A14 (P21_[7 : 0]) , A13, D14, C14, D13, C13, B12, B11 and A12 (P22_[7 : 0]) , D12, A11, D11, C12, C11, B10, B9 and A10 (P23_[7 : 0]) , and A9, D10, C10, D9, C9, B8, B7 and A8 (P24_[7 : 0]) . The pull-up resistor can be demounted. User I/O pins other than described above are connected to the header board without an additional circuit. 30 5.3 Connector Specifications Table 5.3 shows connector specifications. Table 5.3 Connector Specification Item Description DC jack Connects the supplied AC adapter. DSU cable Connects the DSU cable. For information about how to connect the DSU cable, refer to the hardware manual for the emulator. Header I/F Connector 1, 2 Connect the header board. For information about how to connect the connector, refer to “■ Connecting the Header Board” in 3. “Connections”. Tables 5.4, 5.5, 5.6 and 5.7 show the pin arrangement of Header I/F Connectors 1 and 2. 31 Table 5.4 Header I/F Connector 1 (Row A) Connector Pin No. A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 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 Evaluation MCU Pin No. ⎯ ⎯ J36 H37 K36 J35 J83 K35 J37 K38 ⎯ ⎯ E38 F37 F38 G35 G38 H36 G37 H38 ⎯ ⎯ C38 D37 D38 E35 F36 F35 E37 G36 ⎯ ⎯ C34 A36 C35 B35 D36 B36 E36 C37 ⎯ ⎯ C32 A34 C33 B33 D33 B34 D34 A35 Pin Name UVCC5 UVCC5 P081 P080 P083 P082 P085 RDX P087 P086 GND GND P091 P090 P093 P092 P095 P094 P097 P096 GND GND P101 P100 P103 P102 P105 P104 P107 P106 GND GND P111 P110 P113 P112 P115 P114 P117 P116 GND GND P121 P120 P123 P122 P125 P124 P127 P126 Connector Pin No. A51 A52 A53 A54 A55 A56 A57 A58 A59 A60 A61 A62 A63 A64 A65 A66 A67 A68 A69 A70 A71 A72 A73 A74 A75 A76 A77 A78 A79 A80 A81 A82 A83 A84 A85 A86 A87 A88 A89 A90 A91 A92 A93 A94 A95 A96 A97 A98 A99 A100 Evaluation MCU Pin No. ⎯ ⎯ C30 A32 C31 D30 B31 D31 B32 A33 ⎯ ⎯ D28 A30 D29 C28 B29 C29 B30 A31 ⎯ ⎯ C26 A28 C27 D26 B27 D27 A29 B28 AC38 AB36 AC36 AC35 ⎯ AF38 AD36 AE36 AG38 ⎯ AD3 AC3 ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ AD1 ⎯ AD2 ⎯ ⎯ Pin Name GND GND P131 P130 P133 P132 P135 P134 P137 P136 GND GND P141 P140 P143 P142 P145 P144 P147 P146 GND GND P151 P150 P153 P152 P155 P154 P157 P156 D0 D2 D4 D6 GND D9 D11 D13 D15 NC NMIX HSTX NC UVCC5 GND INITX GND RSTX GND VCC5H Row A corresponds to the polarity display side of the connector, while Row B corresponds to the opposite side. 32 Table 5.5 Header I/F Connector 1 (Row B) Connector Pin No. B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 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 Evaluation MCU Pin No. ⎯ ⎯ B23 A26 B24 C24 B25 C25 B26 A27 ⎯ ⎯ C22 A24 C23 B21 D23 B22 A25 D24 ⎯ ⎯ D20 B20 D21 A21 C21 A22 D22 A23 ⎯ ⎯ D18 A18 D19 B19 C19 A19 C20 A20 ⎯ ⎯ D16 A16 C17 D17 C18 B17 A17 B18 Pin Name NC NC P161 P160 P163 P162 P165 P164 P167 P166 GND GND P171 P170 P173 P172 P175 P174 P177 P176 GND GND P181 P180 P183 P182 P185 P184 P187 P186 GND GND P191 P190 P193 P192 P195 P194 P197 P196 GND GND P201 P200 P203 P202 P205 P204 P207 P206 Connector Pin No. B51 B52 B53 B54 B55 B56 B57 B58 B59 B60 B61 B62 B63 B64 B65 B66 B67 B68 B69 B70 B71 B72 B73 B74 B75 B76 B77 B78 B79 B80 B81 B82 B83 B84 B85 B86 B87 B88 B89 B90 B91 B92 B93 B94 B95 B96 B97 B98 B99 B100 Evaluation MCU Pin No. ⎯ ⎯ B13 A14 C15 B14 B15 C16 B16 A15 ⎯ ⎯ B11 A12 C13 B12 C9 B6 A13 D14 ⎯ ⎯ B9 A10 C11 B10 D11 C12 D12 A11 AD38 AA37 AB37 AD35 AE38 AC37 AD37 AE37 ⎯ ⎯ L4 L3 ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ Pin Name GND GND P211 P210 P213 P212 P215 P214 P217 P216 GND GND P221 P220 P223 P222 P243 P242 P227 P226 GND GND P231 P230 P233 P232 P235 P234 P237 P236 D1 D3 D5 D7 D8 D10 D12 D14 GND NC ALARM_0 ALARM_1 NC UVCC5 VCC3C NC NC NC NC VCC3H Row A corresponds to the polarity display side of the connector, while Row B corresponds to the opposite side. 33 Table 5.6 Header I/F Connector 2 (Row A) Connector Pin No. A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 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 Evaluation MCU Pin No. ⎯ ⎯ B7 A8 C14 D13 C10 D9 A9 D10 ⎯ ⎯ E2 F2 D1 F4 C1 E4 D2 E3 ⎯ ⎯ H4 J4 F1 H2 E1 G2 F3 G3 ⎯ ⎯ K3 K4 H1 K2 G1 J2 H3 J3 ⎯ ⎯ D5 A3 D6 A4 C7 C6 A5 B5 Pin Name UVCC3 UVCC3 P241 P240 P225 P224 P245 P244 P247 P246 GND GND P251 P250 P253 P252 P255 P254 P257 P256 GND GND P261 P260 P263 P262 P265 P264 P267 P266 GND GND P271 P270 P273 P272 P275 P274 P277 P276 GND GND P281 P280 P283 P282 P285 P284 P287 P286 Connector Pin No. A51 A52 A53 A54 A55 A56 A57 A58 A59 A60 A61 A62 A63 A64 A65 A66 A67 A68 A69 A70 A71 A72 A73 A74 A75 A76 A77 A78 A79 A80 A81 A82 A83 A84 A85 A86 A87 A88 A89 A90 A91 A92 A93 A94 A95 A96 A97 A98 A99 A100 Evaluation MCU Pin No. ⎯ ⎯ J1 L2 C2 D3 B3 C4 B4 C5 ⎯ ⎯ L1 N2 N4 N3 M4 M3 K1 M2 ⎯ ⎯ N1 P1 R3 T2 P3 R2 M1 P2 AF37 AF36 AG36 AG37 ⎯ AK38 AH36 AJ36 AL38 AE1 AE2 ⎯ A6 C8 E9 ⎯ ⎯ AB38 ⎯ AA35 Pin Name GND GND P291 P290 P293 P292 P295 P294 P297 P296 GND GND P301 P300 P303 P302 P305 P304 P307 P306 GND GND P311 P310 P313 P312 P315 P314 P317 P316 D16 D18 D20 D22 GND D25 D27 D29 D31 MD0 MD2 NC AVRH3 AVRL AVSS UVCC3 GND X1A GND X0A Row A corresponds to the polarity display side of the connector, while Row B corresponds to the opposite side. 34 Table 5.7 Header I/F Connector 2 (Row B) Connector Pin No. B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 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 Evaluation MCU Pin No. ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ R1 U4 V2 U3 U2 T3 R4 T4 ⎯ ⎯ W2 W3 V1 W4 U1 V4 T1 V3 ⎯ ⎯ AA1 AB1 Y2 AA4 Y1 Y4 W1 Y3 ⎯ ⎯ AC1 AC2 AB4 AC4 AB2 AB3 AA2 AA3 ⎯ ⎯ L36 K37 L35 M36 M35 L38 Pin Name NC NC NC NC P321 P320 P323 P322 P325 P324 P327 P326 GND GND P331 P330 P333 P332 P335 P334 P337 P336 GND GND P341 P340 P343 P342 P345 P344 P347 P346 GND GND P351 P350 P353 P352 P355 P354 P357 P356 GND GND A1 A0 A3 A2 A5 A4 Connector Pin No. B51 B52 B53 B54 B55 B56 B57 B58 B59 B60 B61 B62 B63 B64 B65 B66 B67 B68 B69 B70 B71 B72 B73 B74 B75 B76 B77 B78 B79 B80 B81 B82 B83 B84 B85 B86 B87 B88 B89 B90 B91 B92 B93 B94 B95 B96 B97 B98 B99 B100 Evaluation MCU Pin No. L37 M38 M37 ⎯ N35 N36 P35 P36 P38 N38 ⎯ N37 R36 P37 R37 T36 T37 R38 T354 T38 U35 ⎯ U37 U36 V37 V36 V38 U38 ⎯ V35 AH38 AF35 AG35 AH37 AJ38 AH35 AJ35 AJ37 ⎯ AF2 ⎯ ⎯ D7 B6 A7 ⎯ ⎯ AA36 ⎯ AB35 Pin Name A7 A6 A8 GND A10 A9 A12 A11 A14 A13 GND A15 A17 A16 A19 A18 A21 A20 A23 A22 A24 GND A26 A25 A28 A27 A30 A29 GND A31 D17 D19 D21 D23 D24 D26 D28 D30 GND MD1 NC NC AVCC5 AVCC3 AVRH5 UVCC3 GND X0 GND X1 Row A corresponds to the polarity display side of the connector, while Row B corresponds to the opposite side. 35 5.4 External ROM Emulation Memory AC Specifications ■ Write timing of external ROM emulation memory Figure 5.1 shows the write timing of the external ROM emulation memory. twc A[22:0] twr tcw ECSX twp tds tdh EWR[3:0] D[31:0] Symbol Parameter Min Max Unit 45.2 ⎯ ns 33.9 ⎯ ns twc Write cycle time tcw CS0X ↓ ⇒ WR[3:0]X twp Write pulse width 22.6 ⎯ ns tds Data setup time 22.6 ⎯ ns tdh Data hold time 0.0 ⎯ ns twr Address hold time 1.0 ⎯ ns ↑ Figure 5.1 Write Timing of External ROM Emulation Memory 36 ■ Read timing of external ROM emulation memory Figure 5.2 shows the read timing of the external ROM emulation memory. It should be noted that the AC specifications vary depending on the voltage applied to VCC5. trc A[22:0] ECS[2:0] trd RSX taa D[31:0] Read access at VCC5 = 3.3 V Symbol Parameter Min Max Unit 25.0 ⎯ ns trc Read cycle time taa Address access time ⎯ 25.0 ns trd Valid data output time from RDX ↓ ⎯ 17.1 ns Min Max Unit 30.5 ⎯ ns Read access at VCC5 = 5V Symbol Parameter trc Read cycle time taa Address access time ⎯ 30.5 ns trd Valid data output time from RDX ↓ ⎯ 22.5 ns Figure 5.2 Read Timing of External ROM Emulation Memory 37 SS01-71049-1E FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR • SUPPORT SYSTEM DSU-FR EMULATOR BGA-660P ADAPTER MB2198-300 OPERATION MANUAL February 2006 the first edition Published FUJITSU LIMITED Electronic Devices Edited Business Promotion Dept.