Fujitsu Semiconductor Design (Chengdu) Co., Ltd. User Manual MCU-UM-510106-E-11 32-BIT MICROCONTROLLER MB9AA30N SERIES BLUEMOON-EVB HARDWARE USER MANUAL ARM and Cortex-M3 are the trademarks of ARM Limited in the EU and other countries. Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Revision History Revision History Version Date Updated by Approved by Modifications 1.0.0 2012-10-29 Abel Ma First Draft 1.1.0 2012-11-26 Abel Ma Modify chapter 7 Modify format about note This manual contains 32 pages. Specifications are subject to change without notice. For further information please contact each office. All Rights Reserved. The contents of this document are subject to change without notice. Customers are advised to consult with sales representatives before ordering. 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MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 2 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Contents Contents REVISION HISTORY ............................................................................................................ 2 CONTENTS .......................................................................................................................... 3 1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 5 1.1 Purpose ................................................................................................................... 5 1.2 Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations ................................................................ 5 1.3 Document Overview ................................................................................................ 5 2 OVERVIEW AND FEATURES ......................................................................................... 6 2.1 Overview ................................................................................................................. 6 2.2 Features .................................................................................................................. 6 3 SYSTEM BLOCK AND CONNECTION............................................................................ 7 3.1 System Block .......................................................................................................... 7 3.2 System Connection ................................................................................................. 8 3.2.1 Connectors on Main Board ........................................................................ 8 3.2.2 EVB runs normal Connection ..................................................................... 9 3.2.3 Connection on serial programmer ............................................................ 10 3.2.4 Connection on JTAG ............................................................................... 11 4 PROGRAM DOWNLOAD .............................................................................................. 12 4.1 Serial programming ............................................................................................... 12 4.2 JTAG Debug ......................................................................................................... 14 5 EACH MODULE DESCRIPTION.................................................................................... 17 5.1 Main Interfaces Overview ...................................................................................... 17 5.2 Power Supply ........................................................................................................ 21 5.3 LCD Display and control ........................................................................................ 22 5.4 Temperature Sample ............................................................................................. 23 5.5 RTC calibration ..................................................................................................... 24 6 EACH FUNCTION OPERATION .................................................................................... 25 6.1 Operation Overview ............................................................................................... 25 6.2 EV Board Start-up ................................................................................................. 26 6.2.1 Start-up Display ....................................................................................... 26 6.2.2 RTC Default Setting ................................................................................. 26 6.3 Normal Mode Operation ........................................................................................ 27 6.4 Test Mode Operation ............................................................................................. 28 6.5 Low Power Consumption Mode Operation ............................................................ 29 MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 3 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Contents 7 TROUBLE SHOOT ........................................................................................................ 30 8 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ....................................................................................... 31 9 APPENDIX ..................................................................................................................... 32 9.1 List of Figures and Tables ..................................................................................... 32 MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 4 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 1 Introduction 1 Introduction 1.1 Purpose This user manual describes hardware structure of Bluemoon EVB and functions of each module. This user manual describes hardware system block, each function definition, list operation steps and trouble shoot. 1.2 Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations 1.3 Document Overview The rest of document is organized as the following: Chapter 2 explains Overview and Features Chapter 3 explains System Block and Connection. Chapter 4 explains Program Download. Chapter 5 describes Each Module Description. Chapter 6 describes Each Function Operation. Chapter 7 explains Trouble Shoot. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 5 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 2 Overview and Features 2 Overview and Features Overview and Features of System 2.1 Overview This Bluemoon EV Board is intended to aid the user in the rapid evaluation and development of segment LCD and RTC control using MB9AA30N series MCU which are embedded with ARM Cotex-M3 core. This EV Board targets to control LCD, RTC, low power consumption mode and so on modules. The EV Board has 8COM LCD with 17 available segments, which is able to display abundant contents. FUJITSU’s MB9AA30N series MCU integrated 8COM segment LCD driver circuit and RTC circuit etc., user is capable of operating them easily. Furthermore, TSC keys also are provide, The TSC_LIB.a gave the driver and signal processing functions. Otherwise, user can use the EVB to evaluate MCU power consumption. Figure 3-1 provides a photograph of the Bluemoon EV Board. A block diagram that shows the main components of the system is provided. All the system features have been listed in section 2.2Features. 2.2 Features Support RTC display and setting Support low-power consumption setting and return Support 8-COM Segment LCD Support JTAG and UART programmer Support TSC keys use GPIO Algorithm Support USB 5V/DC power supply Support Battery power supply(1.5V/AAA X 4) User LED control User Key and joystick control MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 6 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 3 System Block and Connection 3 System Block and Connection Block and Connection of System 3.1 System Block This EV board includes: one 8COM segment LCD and it’s backlight circuit, a TSC key, two mechanical keys, a joystick key, two LEDs, a serial port and JTAG interface. The power supply is selectable between DC 9V, USB and battery. Figure 3-1 shows the system block diagram. J3 DC Power DB9 P1 U6 USB Power J2 LCD FSDC-FM3-A30-1-0024-01 (PCB)Bluemoon-EVB-V1.0.0 D4 Power Led J6 J7 J8 JTAG J4 J1 D2 Work Led SW1 Reset Key SW3 SW2 K1 Key TSC Key J5 Figure 3-1: System Block Diagram MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 7 Joystick Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 3 System Block and Connection 3.2 System Connection 3.2.1 Connectors on Main Board The connectors on Main Board are shown in Figure 3-2 2 1 3 Bottom view 5 4 7 8 9 10 6 Figure 3-2: Connectors on Main Board Table 3-1collects the definition of the connectors on main board. Number Table 3-1: Definition of Connectors on Main Board Port Designator Description Remarks 1 P1 serial port N/A 2 J3 DC power supply (9V) N/A 3 J2 USB DC 5V power supply N/A 4 J1 JTAG interface N/A 5 J4 Jumper, MCU Power selector N/A 6 J5 Jumper, serial programming selector(MCU mode pin) N/A 7 J6 Jumper, serial programming selector(UART Txd) N/A 8 J7 Jumper, serial programming selector(UART Rxd) N/A 9 J8 RTC calibration port N/A 10 BT2 Battery power supply N/A MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 8 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 3 System Block and Connection 3.2.2 EVB runs normal Connection The normal operation of EV board connection as Figure 3-3 shows Optional 2 2 3 Optional 2 Bottom view 5 2 7 8 Optional 10 2 Figure 3-3: Connection on Normal Operation Table 3-2 collects the definition of connection on normal operation Number Table 3-2: Definition of Connectors on Normal Operation Port Designator Description Remarks 2 J3 DC power supply (9V) optional 3 J2 USB DC 5V power supply optional 5 J4 Jumper, MCU Power selector N/A 7 J6 Jumper, serial programming selector(Txd, strobe 2,3 pin) N/A 8 J7 Jumper, serial programming selector(Rxd, strobe 2,3 pin) N/A 10 BT2 Battery power supply Note: Don’t strobe J5. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 9 optional Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 3 System Block and Connection 3.2.3 Connection on serial programmer The EV board download file used serial programmer connection as Figure 3-4 shows Optional 1 2 2 2 3 Optional 2 Bottom view 5 2 7 8 Optional 10 2 6 2 Figure 3-4: Connection on Serial Programmer Table 3-3 collects the definition of connection on serial programmer Number Table 3-3: Definition of Connectors on serial programmer Port Designator Description Remarks 1 P1 Serial port 2 J3 DC power supply (9V) optional 3 J2 USB DC 5V power supply optional 5 J4 Jumper, MCU Power selector N/A 6 J5 Jumper, serial programming selector(MCU mode pin) N/A 7 J6 Jumper, serial programming selector(Txd, strobe 2,3 pin) N/A 8 J7 Jumper, serial programming selector(Rxd, strobe 2,3 pin) N/A 10 BT2 Battery power supply MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 10 N/A optional Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 3 System Block and Connection 3.2.4 Connection on JTAG The EV board download file used JTAG connection as Figure 3-5 shows Optional 2 2 3 Optional 2 Bottom view 5 4 2 2 7 8 Optional 10 2 Figure 3-5: Connection on JTAG Table 3-4 collects the definition of connection on JTAG Number Port Designator Table 3-4: Definition of Connectors on JTAG Description Remarks 2 J3 DC power supply (9V) optional 3 J2 USB DC 5V power supply optional 4 J1 JTAG interface N/A 5 J4 Jumper, MCU Power selector N/A 7 J6 Jumper, serial programming selector(Txd, strobe 2,3 pin) N/A 8 J7 Jumper, serial programming selector(Rxd, strobe 2,3 pin) N/A 10 BT2 Battery power supply Note: First power on, then connect J-Link to PC and EV board. Don’t strobe J5. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 11 optional Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 4 Program Download 4 Program Download Program Download This EV board can download the firmware used serial program and JTAG. 4.1 Serial programming The demo board could download the firmware used FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR MCU Programmer. 1. Connect the board as chapter 3.2.3 (Connection on serial programmer). 2. Open the software PCWFM3-V01L04/flash.exe 3. As Figure 4-1 shows, select the target MCU “MB9AF32L/M/N”, the crystal frequency “4M”, click the “Open” to select download file, then click the “Full Operation (D+E+B+P). 1 2 3 4 Figure 4-1: MCU Programmer 4. As Figure 4-2 shows, press the SW1 (MCU reset key) and click the “OK” quickly. Figure 4-2: Connect System MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 12 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 4 Program Download 5. Wait for some time, As Figure 4-3 shows the download file completely. Then do not strobe J5, the EVB will run normal. Figure 4-3: MCU Programmer Download MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 13 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 4 Program Download 4.2 JTAG Debug The demo board supports standard 20-pin JTAG debugging and programming .The user is recommend using IAR system tools including the emulator and complier. The steps as: 1. Connect the board as chapter 3.2.4 (Connection on JTAG). 2. As the Figure 4-3 shows, the J-Link led will turn green, EVB D4 (power supply indication) will light. Power supply LED indication JTAG LED Figure 4-4: JTAG and EVB Connect 3. Open the project file, as Figure 4-5 shows MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 14 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 4 Program Download Figure 4-5: View of Project 4. Clicking right button on the project name, and select “Rebuild All”. The project will be rebuilt, as Figure 4-6 shows Figure 4-6: Rebuild the Project MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 15 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 4 Program Download 5. If build no error, Select “Project->Download and Debug” Figure 4-7: Download and Debug 6. As Figure 4-8 shows, the download file completely. Figure 4-8: Download completely MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 16 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 5 Each Module Description 5 Each Module Description Introduce Each Module 5.1 Main Interfaces Overview The EV board main interfaces, example as connector, display and keys. As Figure 5-1 shows 1 2 11 3 Bottom view 12 4 5 7 8 9 10 13 17 14 6 15 16 Figure 5-1: Connectors on Board MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 17 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 5 Each Module Description Table 5-1 collects the definition of the interfaces on Board. Number Table 5-1: Definition of interfaces on Board Description Port Designator Remarks 1 P1 serial port N/A 2 J3 DC power supply (9V) N/A 3 J2 USB DC 5V power supply N/A 4 J1 JTAG interface N/A 5 J4 Jumper, MCU Power selector. User can measure MCU current used it N/A 6 J5 Jumper,serial programming selector(MCU mode pin). Do not strobe J5 in any mode, except serial programming mode N/A 7 J6 Jumper, serial programming selector(Txd, strobe 2,3 pin) N/A 8 J7 Jumper, serial programming selector(Rxd, strobe 2,3 pin) N/A 9 J8 RTC calibration port N/A 10 BT2 Battery power supply N/A 11 U6 LCD N/A 12 D4 Power supply LED indication N/A 13 D2 MCU work LED indication N/A 14 SW1 Mechanical key, used MCU reset N/A 15 SW2 Mechanical key N/A 16 K1 TSC key N/A 17 SW3 Joystick N/A Table 5-2 collects the definition of P1. Pin Table 5-2: Definition of P1 Description Remarks 1 NC N/A 2 Txd, EVB send data N/A 3 Rxd, EVB receive data N/A 4 NC N/A 5 GND N/A 6 NC N/A 7 NC N/A 8 NC N/A 9 NC N/A MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 18 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 5 Each Module Description Table 5-3 collects the definition of J1. Pin Table 5-3: Definition of J1 Description Remarks 1 VCC N/A 2 VCC N/A 3 TRSTX N/A 4 GND N/A 5 TDI N/A 6 GND N/A 7 TMS N/A 8 GND N/A 9 TCK N/A 10 GND N/A 11 Pull-down to GND N/A 12 GND N/A 13 TDO N/A 14 GND N/A 15 nRST N/A 16 GND N/A 17 NC N/A 18 GND N/A 19 NC N/A 20 GND N/A Table 5-4 collects the definition of J6. Pin Table 5-4: Definition of J6 Description Remarks 1 SOT0_0_EXT 2 SOT0_0 3 SOT0_0_232 Connect to J8 MCU serial RS232, Connect to U4 Table 5-5 collects the definition of J7. Pin Table 5-5: Definition of J7 Description Remarks 1 SIN0_0_EXT 2 SIN0_0 3 SIN0_0_232 Connect to J8 MCU serial RS232, Connect to U4 MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 19 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 5 Each Module Description Table 5-6 collects the definition of J8. Pin Table 5-6: Definition of J8 Description Remarks 1 RTCCO_1 N/A 2 NC N/A 3 SOT0_0_EXT N/A 4 SIN0_0_EXT N/A 5 MD0 MCU mode pin 6 nRST N/A 7 GND N/A 8 VCC N/A 9 NC N/A 10 NC N/A MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 20 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 5 Each Module Description 5.2 Power Supply EV board power supply has three methods, As Figure 5-2 shows Connect Battery (BT2) Figure 5-2: Power Supply DC power supply Use 9V DC power adapter which is positive inside and negative outside, the EV board works in 5V condition. USB power supply Use the USB power supply, the EV board works in 5V condition. Battery power supply Use battery power supply, the EV board works in 3.3V condition. Allows the three method work together, the priority is DC 9V power supply > USB power supply > Battery power supply. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 21 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 5 Each Module Description 5.3 LCD Display and control Figure 5-3 shows the LCD backlight and LCD drive circuit. Figure 5-3: LCD Circuit LCD driver used internal divider resistor. When 5V power, used 10K internal resistor. When 3.3V power, used 100K internal resistor. So the backlight and LCD display will become dark. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 22 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 5 Each Module Description 5.4 Temperature Sample As Figure 5-4 shows the temperature sample circuit. Figure 5-4: temperature sample ADC sample thermistor voltage to enhance RTC precision. When EV board is works, the AVCC always exist voltage. So in low consumption power mode, it will have some additional current consumption. The solution is R44 voltage can’t supply from MCUVCC. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 23 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 5 Each Module Description 5.5 RTC calibration As Figure 5-5 shows RTC calibration circuit. Figure 5-5: RTC calibration RTC calibration need used FUJITSU RTC Calibration tools. It used calibrate RTC crystal frequency deviation. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 24 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 6 Each Function Operation 6 Each Function Operation Each Function Operation 6.1 Operation Overview The EV Board power on, D4 will light always, anytime press SW1 the EV Board will reset. The system includes three modes. Normal mode: system runs normal. Test mode: convenient for measure the MCU power consumption; closed ADC, LVD, LCD and so on function. Low power consumption mode: used measure the MCU power consumption in standby RTC mode. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 25 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 6 Each Function Operation 6.2 EV Board Start-up After system board start-up, it runs normal mode. Enter test mode or low power consumption mode only from normal mode. 6.2.1 Start-up Display The system power on, D4 will away light, D2 light last 2s, LCD display “FUJITSU” last 3s, As Figure 6-1 shows. D4 D2 Figure 6-1: Start-up Display 6.2.2 RTC Default Setting The system start-up from power shut, the RTC is set “2012-10-01” & “09:00:00”. Figure 6-2: Display Time Note: system reset, the RTC will save the current value. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 26 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 6 Each Function Operation 6.3 Normal Mode Operation 1. LCD will display the current time without any operation, as Figure 6-2 shows. 2. Touch K1 or SW3, D2 light lasts 0.5 s, LCD displays current date and will lasts 5s then return to display the current time, As Figure 6-3 shows. Figure 6-3: Display Date 3. Press SW2 + SW3 simultaneous, the system will enter RTC setting function. The LCD blink place means current setting options, first is year setting option. Press SW2 jumps to next option, includes year, month, day, hour, minute, second. Press the SW3 (include up, down, left, right keys) to set the value. Up and left key will reduce current value, down and right key will add current value. Press K1, exit RTC setting function without save any setting. Press SW2 + SW3, save the setting and exit RTC setting function. Note: Must be sure the setting is accurate, otherwise the EV board can’t return RTC Setting function and jumps the error setting option. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 27 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 6 Each Function Operation 6.4 Test Mode Operation In test mode, the LCD and MCU main function is closed. As Figure 6-4 shows Figure 6-4: Test Mode Display 1. In normal mode, press SW2 + K1 + SW3 to enter test mode. 2. Press SW3, the D2 will light last 0.5 s. 3. In test mode, press SW2 + K1 + SW3 to exit normal mode. 4. In test mode, press SW2 + K1 will enter low power consumption mode. Press SW2 wake up it and then enter test mode again. 5. Note: If don’t exit test mode, user should be sure not enter low power consumption mode. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 28 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 6 Each Function Operation 6.5 Low Power Consumption Mode Operation In low power consumption mode (standby RTC mode), MCU stop, but D4 is light always. As Figure 6-5 shows Figure 6-5: Low Power Consumption Mode Display 1. In normal mode, press SW2 + K1 to enter low power consumption mode. 2. Press SW2 will wake up MCU and then enter normal mode. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 29 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 7 Trouble Shoot 7 Trouble Shoot Trouble Shoot In this section, some probable cause of trouble has been listed, as well as some suggestions. 1. EV board power on, D2 is dark. Be sure strobe J4. 2. Serial programming can’t download firmware. Be sure strobe J4, J5, selected J6 pin2 and pin3, selected J7 pin2 and pin3. 3. K1 is useless. When system reset or wake up the MCU from low power consumption mode, don’t touch the K1. If battery power supply, adjustment TSC key sensitivity. Refer to MCU-UM510107-E-10-Bluemoon-EVB_FW.docx 4. Don’t exit the test mode. Be sure the system don’t enter low power consumption mode in test mode. 5. The current in low power consumption mode. See as chapter 5.4 (Temperature Sample). Don’t weld R47, R48, the current only 1.6uA. 6. RTC calibration. Refer to MB9AFA32N RTC 校准仪简易使用手册.pdf 7. Power on, the EV Board does not work. Be sure does not strobe J5. MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 30 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 8 Additional Information 8 Additional Information For more Information on FUJITSU semiconductor products, visit the following websites: English version address: http://www.fujitsu.com/cn/fsp/services/mcu/32bit/fm3/an.html Chinese version address: http://www.fujitsu.com/cn/fss/services/mcu/32bit/fm3/an.html MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 31 Bluemoon-EVB Hardware V1.1.0 Chapter 9 Appendix 9 Appendix 9.1 List of Figures and Tables Table 3-1: Definition of Connectors on Main Board ................................................................ 8 Table 3-2: Definition of Connectors on Normal Operation ...................................................... 9 Table 3-3: Definition of Connectors on serial programmer ................................................... 10 Table 3-4: Definition of Connectors on JTAG ....................................................................... 11 Table 5-1: Definition of interfaces on Board ......................................................................... 18 Table 5-2: Definition of P1 .................................................................................................... 18 Table 5-3: Definition of J1 .................................................................................................... 19 Table 5-4: Definition of J6 .................................................................................................... 19 Table 5-5: Definition of J7 .................................................................................................... 19 Table 5-6: Definition of J8 .................................................................................................... 20 Figure 3-1: System Block Diagram ......................................................................................... 7 Figure 3-2: Connectors on Main Board .................................................................................. 8 Figure 3-3: Connection on Normal Operation ......................................................................... 9 Figure 3-4: Connection on Serial Programmer ..................................................................... 10 Figure 3-5: Connection on JTAG .......................................................................................... 11 Figure 4-1: MCU Programmer .............................................................................................. 12 Figure 4-2: Connect System................................................................................................. 12 Figure 4-3: MCU Programmer Download ............................................................................. 13 Figure 4-4: JTAG and EVB Connect .................................................................................... 14 Figure 4-5: View of Project ................................................................................................... 15 Figure 4-6: Rebuild the Project ............................................................................................. 15 Figure 4-7: Download and Debug ........................................................................................ 16 Figure 4-8: Download completely ......................................................................................... 16 Figure 5-1: Connectors on Board ......................................................................................... 17 Figure 5-2: Power Supply ..................................................................................................... 21 Figure 5-3: LCD Display ....................................................................................................... 22 Figure 5-4: temperature sample ........................................................................................... 23 Figure 5-5: RTC calibration .................................................................................................. 24 Figure 6-1: Start-up Display ................................................................................................. 26 Figure 6-2: Display Time ...................................................................................................... 26 Figure 6-3: Display Date ...................................................................................................... 27 Figure 6-4: Test Mode Display ............................................................................................. 28 Figure 6-5: Low Power Consumption Mode Display ............................................................. 29 MCU-UM-510106-E-10 – Page 32