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3.

  

Connecting to a Target System and Connector

 

 

3.1.  Signal List

 

The following table shows the signal list of the target end of the target probe connector when 

you use FR830.

 

 

Microcomputer 

Signal 

 

NET IMPRESS Standard Signal

 

Microcomputer 

Signal 

 

EVSS

 

GND

 

15

 

1

 

GND

 

EVSS

 

 

TVpp1

 

16

 

2

 

TVccd

 

EVCC

 

 

TVpp2

 

17

 

3

 

Vcc

 

 

Watchdog pulse

 

WDC

 

(18)

 

(4)

 

TRES

 

Positive/TRES

 

 

TAUX3

 

TVpp1c

 

19

 

5

 

/TRES

 

/RESET

 

FLMD0

 

TAUX4

 

TVpp2c

 

20

 

(6)

 

TCK

 

FPCK

 

(JP0_2)

 

 

reserved

 

21

 

7

 

reserved

 

 

 

reserved

 

22

 

8

 

reserved

 

 

 

TAUX

 

23

 

9

 

TAUX2

 

(TRW)

 

 

 

TBUSY

 

24

 

(10)

 

/TICS

 

Multiplexer

 

 

TI0

 

25

 

11

 

TAUX5

 

(/TOE)

 

 

 

TVccs

 

26

 

(12)

 

TMODE

 

FLMD1

 

FPDT

 

(JP0_1)

 

TRXD

 

(27)

 

13

 

TTXD

 

FPDR

 

(JP0_0)

 

EVSS

 

GND

 

28

 

14

 

GND

 

EVSS

 

Target Probe Signal List (FR830)

 

 

1. Be sure to connect all the signals marked with a circle “○ “ to the target system.

 

2. For the signals in parentheses, connect them only when necessary.

 

3. For the signals not marked with “ 

〇

  “ or not in parentheses, be sure not to connect them to a 

circuit of the target system.

 

For inquiry about the detail information, please contact our Support Center.

 

4. For interface circuits of each signal, see “Instruction Manual” of the NET IMPRESS main unit.

 

 

Summary of Contents for FR830

Page 1: ...FR830 Control Module For Flash Microcomputer ProgrammerNET IMPRESS NETIMPRESS next Instruction Manual DTS INSIGHT CORPORATION...

Page 2: ...h Edition 2017 03 06 YDD file selecting flow is changed Tenth Edition 2019 02 20 Errata are corrected 1 No part of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic o...

Page 3: ...4 1 Overview 29 4 2 How to Set Up 29 4 2 1 Setting Up Serial Programming Operation Mode 30 4 2 2 Setting Up OCD ID 30 4 2 3 Security Setting 30 4 2 4 Serial Programming Inhibition Setting 31 4 2 5 Set...

Page 4: ...rs 54 9 1 Minor Parameter Modification through the Keyboard of NET IMPRESS 54 9 2 Modifying Parameters for Target Microcomputer using the Remote Controller 54 9 3 How to Modify Parameters Using Remote...

Page 5: ...robe Cable AZ410 AZ411 AZ412 and AZ413 For other types of target probe cable contact your local distributor or us NOTES With the Definition Program FR830 you can program microcomputers built in flash...

Page 6: ...at Intel HEX Motorola S Binary Default Motorola S Target Interface UART asynchronous communication interface one wire two wire 2400 4800 9600 19200 31250 38400 62500 76800 10400 115200 125000 153600 2...

Page 7: ...Flash 00000000 001FFFFF Code Flash 00000000 001FFFFF Code Flash 00200000 00207FFF User Boot Area 01000000 01007FFF User Boot Area 00208000 0020FFFF Data Flash 01000000 01007FFF User Boot Area FF200000...

Page 8: ...ete initial setup by using AZ490 the remote controller running on Windows For the operating instruction of AZ490 see the AZ490 Instruction Manual 2 2 1 Parameter Table1 Tab Set up the parameters for y...

Page 9: ...Flash Memory Area Display 3 ROM Block Configuration Set up the block configuration of flash memory Block Data Table The block data table consists of three kinds of information Group No Start Address a...

Page 10: ...FA0000 FB0000 FC0000 FD0000 FE0000 FF0000 FFFFFF Block Group 1 The above example shows a flash memory block which has 32K block size from F80000 continues until a next block group starts FA0000 Block...

Page 11: ...Clock Division 5 MCU Operation Mode FUNC D4 Set enable or disable security and option byte at programming Value at AZ490 LCD display when operating keys on the programmer 0000 St d Disable security d...

Page 12: ...0000 614400 1000000 2000000 bps For the procedure of setting the UART baud rate on NET IMPRESS main unit see the NETIMPRESS next Instruction Manual at section 5 4 3 UART Baud Rate Setting When you use...

Page 13: ...ce name you are using For how to change displayed model name see the NETIMPRESS next Instruction Manual at section 5 4 10 Customize Displayed Model Name 9 OK By clicking this OK button you can send th...

Page 14: ...13 2 2 2 Basic Operation Tab With the Basic Operation tab you have the three features to work with as described below...

Page 15: ...on the buffer memory of NET IMPRESS Normally set up the same areas as those you set up for the Flash ROM described in the Section 2 2 1 2 Figure 2 2 2 2 shows how the Device Function FUNC 0 Buffer Ar...

Page 16: ...vice Functions Target area to program FUNC 0 Address Setup Address Alignment Actual target area will be automatically aligned with block boundary Flash Memory Consists of a group of small flash memory...

Page 17: ...6 Displays Flash memory FUNC F 5 Sets address to send Make First Address and Rom First same setting FUNC 0 Set up address Area to execute Device Function Ex Area you want to program FUNC 0 FUNC D 6 s...

Page 18: ...s specific to the microcomputer Therefore be sure not to change any value in this widow other than the settings described in section 2 2 4 Setting Up Multiplication and Clock Division 4 2 4 Serial Pro...

Page 19: ...d Operation clock MCU Clock Frequency Multiplication Clock Division Set the value within the settable range of the target microcomputer For the setting range see the hardware manual for the microcompu...

Page 20: ...clock division value at C8 in hexadecimal Clock division value is enabled in case the value is greater than 1 Example When MCU Clock Frequency is 24 0 MHz and operation clock is 80 0MHz C6 multiplicat...

Page 21: ...when you set baud rate lower than 115200bps Select baud rate with baud rate setting function shown as below After operating above keys select a baud rate by using and After selecting baud rate operate...

Page 22: ...ase Blank Blank Blank Blank Program Program Read 1 Read Read 1 Copy Read Notes Supported Unsupported 1 For the Read Verify operation that is executed by the Device Functions E P R and PROGRAM the Read...

Page 23: ...reserved 22 8 reserved TAUX 23 9 TAUX2 TRW TBUSY 24 10 TICS Multiplexer TI0 25 11 TAUX5 TOE TVccs 26 12 TMODE FLMD1 FPDT JP0_1 TRXD 27 13 TTXD FPDR JP0_0 EVSS GND 28 14 GND EVSS Target Probe Signal Li...

Page 24: ...FLMD1 EVSS 3 Connecting is not necessary for UART 4 Connecting is not necessary for one wire UART 5 Use pull up on the target for one wire UART Check the microcomputer s manual configuration of the ci...

Page 25: ...s are not required for a target system where these signals for write control are defined as the control signals for the flash microcomputer 2 WDT Signal The clock signal defined with the WDT Clock Per...

Page 26: ...ngs PHTS 0144 11 5ms 1 5ms Pulse lead in timing PWT 0146 0 8us Pulse width CRST UART 0148 200ms Communication start timing CSI 014A 200ms 1 The dotted line indicates hi Z state 2 TRES and WDT are open...

Page 27: ...s not required for a system where communication channel and related signals for programming are exclusively used by NETIMPRESS independently from other user circuit 3 The programming mode of the micro...

Page 28: ...ines Also control lines from NETIMPRESS that are used on the target system must be kept negated not to disturb the target system when connectors for NETIMPRESS are removed It is recommended to either...

Page 29: ...cc 3 TVpp2 17 TVpp1 16 GND 1 14 15 28 User Target Side TVccd 20 TRES 14 TCK 12 TRW 10 TICS 8 TMODE 4 TTXD 2 WDT 15 AUX 9 TBUSY 7 TI0 5 TI1 3 TRXD 1 TRES 16 TVpp1C 13 TVpp2C 11 Vcc 18 TVpp1 19 TVpp2 17...

Page 30: ...has to be YDD Motorola S format Place it in YIM folder of the control module Each YIM folder has only one configuration file You cannot place multiple files in one folder or use the folder without pla...

Page 31: ...you do not use OCD ID When you use the ID for OCD test and self programming set the following values Address Fixed to 00000001 Size Fixed to 1 Data 00h When you set the above values the data mentione...

Page 32: ...memory when you set erase inhibition 4 2 4 Serial Programming Inhibition Setting Not required this setting when you do not use serial programming inhibition To inhibit serial programming set the items...

Page 33: ...n mode and you want to use the same ID set the same value as authentication ID 4 2 7 Set Up Option Byte Not required this setting when you do not use option byte The following is the setting value to...

Page 34: ...D0034 is undefined The following figure shows the configuration of AZ481 KEY file generator BIT31 24 BIT23 16 BIT15 8 BIT7 0 0x01 0x23 0x45 0x67 Target OBPT0 Option byte 0 register BIT31 24 BIT23 16 B...

Page 35: ...epends on the setting of parameter For how to set parameter see Chapter 5 LockBit OTP function 4 2 9 Setting Up CodeFlash2 LockBit OTP You do not need to make this setting if you do not use LockBit or...

Page 36: ...ting is selected depends on the setting of parameter For how to set parameter see Chapter 5 LockBit OTP function The block for User Boot Area is BITO Table 4 2 2 LockBit Setting Value BIT7 BIT6 BIT5 B...

Page 37: ...cess outputs the error and ends the process Y 1 1 N Y 1 2 N Y B N N N N 4 4 Program 3 N Y Y OPBT setting verify 2 Y OPBT Option byte Y N N A Is there YDD File Did you select ID Erase Blank check Verif...

Page 38: ...37 5 Y Serial programming 6 Y Error output E P R command is completed N N Security setting verify 2 Y N Is OPT setting enabled OPT setting verify Serial inhibit enabled Is security enabled...

Page 39: ...s the device function 1 The state of microcomputer before executing the device function 2 The settings in YDD file and FUNC D4 see table 4 3 1 Operation Mode 3 ID setting is enabled when 1 the setting...

Page 40: ...tion mode in YDD setting Security setting When current status of microcomputer is in any inhibition setting 2 Limitations after setting OTP If any of the blocks is set OTP please note that it makes im...

Page 41: ...ou can set up OTP and LockBit when EPR is executed Select LockBit OTP setting mode with FUNC 80 There are three types of LockBit OTP setting mode as shown below NO SET Disable LockBit OTP setting defa...

Page 42: ...ddress in the object file is also programmed Normal Mode This control module has the function to program only the address which object file data is existed Object File Programming Mode The smallest un...

Page 43: ...le programming function Set to enable disable the function with the value for 60C on Parameter Table2 The value for 60C must be 80 Normal Mode or C0 Object File Programming Mode Make sure not to set t...

Page 44: ...ject file program into Code Flash 1 Bit1 0 Normal program into User Boot Flash 1 Object file program into User Boot Flash Bit2 0 Normal program into Data Flash 1 Object file program into Data Flash Bi...

Page 45: ...the control module folder with Copy File execute object file download with FUNC F1 5 Execute E P R function to program flash memory The available functions for object file programming function are E P...

Page 46: ...tore function FUNC1 after buffer clear 2 Verify mode Regardless of verify mode setting FUNC 99 FULL read verify is executed on the area set against the target of object file programming The address to...

Page 47: ...d When you embed 0xFF specified data in the part smaller than the boundary of programming unit use the block store function FUNC1 2 Download object file 1 The data in object file 1 is load to the buff...

Page 48: ...rogram Erase The flash memory contents have been erased Program The data of the loaded object file are programmed in the flash memory For the data in the area smaller than the programming unit buffer...

Page 49: ...and follow the steps below NETIMPRESS Operation NETIMPRESS Display Key Operations LCD Display Whole Execute option byte reading command Select the format of saving Execute option byte reading PASS is...

Page 50: ...te saving file is fixed to YOPTDAT TXT and it is saved into YIM folder If YOPTDAT TXT file has been existed in YIM folder already the old file is deleted once when option byte reading function is exec...

Page 51: ...ws 2 When selecting S record format Output is the same as in the YDD file format Address Fixed to 00000040 Size Fixed to 32 byte Data Option byte set value Output example OPBT0 0x7F9FFFCF OPBT1 0xFFFF...

Page 52: ...R Cause There is a problem in YDD file setting value Measure Check the contents of YDD file For YDD file see Chapter 4 1123 WARNNING SECURITY SETTING Cause In the operation mode with invalid security...

Page 53: ...nt when the device is in ID authentication mode 3 YDD file serial programming operation mode setting is in command protection mode when the device is in ID authentication mode Measure Refer to any of...

Page 54: ...action UART communication baud rate higher than 1000000bps can be used with only NETIMPRESS next Change the communication baud rate 112F UNSUPPORTED BAUD RATE Cause Programmed with NETIMPRESS next tha...

Page 55: ...me cases For more information contact us or your local distributor 9 2 Modifying Parameters for Target Microcomputer using the Remote Controller We provide the remote controller software AZ490 for con...

Page 56: ...can modify or check parameter tables of the Control Module inserted in NET IMPRESS With the Remote Controller AZ490 you can load and save all parameters By saving parameter information generated with...

Page 57: ...different series of programming specification quick setup and changes are realized by using YIM folder select function of the remote controller without changing CF card To use this function load the...

Page 58: ...definition program download function of the Remote Controller AZ490 Control Module Load Definition Program button on the File Transfer tab Note that you cannot use this function if you are using NETIM...

Page 59: ...microcomputer Using this definition program for microcomputers other than the specified microcomputer would damage your target system 3 NETIMPRESS consumes power of several mA from Tvccd terminal to d...

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