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CHAPTER 8 FUNCTIONS OF RESPECTIVE CHANNELS

8.1 Function of Channel 1

Channel 1 is a serial interface provided for setting network interface information when the network interface is used.

This channel employs an RS-232C interface. The RS-232C setting compartment on a side panel of the IE-784000-

R contains a switch that sets a mode of channel 1 (CHANNEL1). Located above this compartment is a serial interface

port (CH1).

Photo 8-1 Channel 1

Remark

JP3: Selects SG or FG of CH1

JP4: Selects SG or FG of CH2

JP3: Shorted

JP6: Shorted

CH1

Terminal

↔

Modem

selector switch
for CH2

JP6

JP5

JP4

JP3

Baud rate setting
switch for CH1

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Page 1: ...E 784000 R IE 784000 R BK IE 784000 R EM IE 70000 98 IF B IE 70000 98N IF IE 70000 PC IF B IE 78000 R SV3 Document No U12903EJ1V0UM00 1st edition Previous No EEU 1534 Date Published May 1998 N CP K 19...

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Page 3: ...or by any means without the prior written consent of NEC Corporation NEC Corporation assumes no responsibility for any errors which may appear in this document NEC Corporation does not assume any liab...

Page 4: ...Netherlands Tel 040 2445845 Fax 040 2444580 NEC Electronics France S A Velizy Villacoublay France Tel 01 30 67 58 00 Fax 01 30 67 58 99 NEC Electronics France S A Spain Office Madrid Spain Tel 01 504...

Page 5: ...the IE 784000 R this manual and a manual supplied with the I O emulation board IE 784026 R EM1 are available IE 784000 R I O Emulation Board User s Manual User s Manual supplied with IE 784026 R EM1 B...

Page 6: ...mulator that executes the program developed by the user Target device The device actual chip that is emulated Target program Program to be debugged program developed by the user Target system System t...

Page 7: ...Unpacking Carton Box of IE 784000 R EM 37 CHAPTER 4 IE 784000 R BK BREAK BOARD 39 4 1 General 39 4 2 Unpacking Carton Box of IE 784000 R BK 40 CHAPTER 5 HOST INTERFACE BOARDS 41 5 1 IE 70000 98 IF B...

Page 8: ...Case of Latchup 71 CHAPTER 8 FUNCTIONS OF RESPECTIVE CHANNELS 73 8 1 Function of Channel 1 74 8 2 Function of Channel 3 79 CHAPTER 9 SETTING NETWORK INFORMATION 81 9 1 Setting Network Information 82...

Page 9: ...2 Rear View of IE 784000 R 27 2 3 Side View of IE 784000 R 1 28 2 4 Side View of IE 784000 R 2 29 2 5 Connecting Power Cable 33 2 6 Connecting RS 232C Cable 34 2 7 Connecting PC Bus Interface Cable 35...

Page 10: ...of Connecting Target System with EP 78230GC R 67 7 2 Connecting External Sense Clip 69 8 1 Circuit Diagram of FG Select Jumper CH1 76 8 2 Baud Rate Setting Switch 77 9 1 Menu Screen 83 9 2 Network In...

Page 11: ...tion 54 6 3 Cable Connection 56 6 4 Cable Connection 58 6 5 Cable Connecting 61 6 6 Cable Connecting 62 6 7 Cable Connection 63 8 1 Setting Baud Rate 77 9 1 Setting of RS 232C factory set condition 83...

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Page 13: ...C s 78K IV series microcomputer This in circuit emulator is used in combination with the optional emulation board IE 784000 R EM I O emulation board IE 784026 R EM1 etc and emulation probe EP 78230GC...

Page 14: ...e contents of the real time tracer can be searched Data can be written to the real time tracer or the user program can be executed in synchronization with events Execution time and the number of time...

Page 15: ...c Hardware Configuration of IE 784000 R TerminalNote Host machine Supervisor board fixed Break board event trace board performance board Emulation board optional I O emulation board optional PC interf...

Page 16: ...PC ATTM or work station Fig 1 2 System Configuration PC 9800 series IBM PC AT Integrated debugger optional Target system PC bus interface IE ETHER CH3 Emulation probe optional PC 9800 series notebook...

Page 17: ...be to the I O emulation board optional Refer to the User s Manual for the I O emulation board or emulation probe 5 Connect the accessory cables Connect the power cable and interface cable Refer to CHA...

Page 18: ...boards 1 6 Emulation Board and I O Emulation Board The emulation board and I O emulation board are optional If the target device is a 78K IV series product use the IE 784000 R EM as the emulation boar...

Page 19: ...alled in the in circuit emulator As accessories cables are supplied in addition to this manual Check to see if all the accessories are contained when unpacking the carton box Also check to see if the...

Page 20: ...emulator as described on the following page and check to see if all the boards are correctly installed a Break board This board consists of an event trace board and a performance board The event trac...

Page 21: ...21 CHAPTER 1 GENERAL Photo 1 3 Boards a Break board Event trace board Performance board b Supervisor board...

Page 22: ...aces from the top lid of the in circuit emulator and open the lid Fig 1 4 Top View of In Circuit Emulator 2 Confirm that all the boards are correctly installed as shown in Fig 1 5 Fig 1 5 Board Positi...

Page 23: ...following accessories refer to Photo 1 4 a User s Manual this manual 1 b AC 100 V power cable with AC adapter 1 c AC 200 V power cableNote 1 d RS 232C serial interface 1 e Ground lead cable 1 f Spare...

Page 24: ...CHAPTER 1 GENERAL 24 Photo 1 4 Accessories b AC 100 V power cable c AC 200 V power cable d RS 232C interface cable e Ground lead cable f Spare fuse j PC bus interface cable...

Page 25: ...5 CHAPTER 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF RESPECTIVE PARTS This chapter describes the names and functions of the respective parts of the IE 784000 R how to set switches and how to connect the accessory cable...

Page 26: ...OF RESPECTIVE PARTS 26 2 1 Names and Functions of Respective Parts 1 Front view Photo 2 1 Front View of IE 784000 R Power switch Turns ON OFF power to the IE 784000 R Reset switch Resets the IE 78400...

Page 27: ...NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF RESPECTIVE PARTS 2 Rear view Photo 2 2 Rear View of IE 784000 R Fan Cools inside the housing AC IN Connects the power cable and supplies power to the IE 784000 R Fan AC IN Fuse...

Page 28: ...with an RS 232C cable to set network information Interfacing a host machine is not supported CH2 I O This channel is reserved and cannot be used CH3 I O Provided with a PC bus interface and a network...

Page 29: ...APTER 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF RESPECTIVE PARTS Photo 2 4 Side View of IE 784000 R 2 RS 232C setting compartment Selects a modem or terminal mode sets FG and selects a baud rate RS 232C setting compar...

Page 30: ...CHAPTER 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF RESPECTIVE PARTS 30 4 Boards Break board IE 784000 R BK Event trace board Controls event and trace Performance board Controls performance measurement...

Page 31: ...31 CHAPTER 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF RESPECTIVE PARTS Supervisor board IE 78000 R SV2 Controls the entire IE 784000 R...

Page 32: ...witch RESET POWER Power switch Reset switch Power switch The power switch is a pushbutton switch Setting Power ON Press the switch once The switch LED will light Power OFF Press the switch once The LE...

Page 33: ...784000 R bear in mind the following points Do not install the IE 784000 R where is subject to dust and dirt Do not place any object in the vicinity of the air inlet of the IE 784000 R 1 Power cable In...

Page 34: ...NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF RESPECTIVE PARTS 34 2 RS 232C interface cable Connect the RS 232C interface cable to the serial interface port CH1 on a side panel of the IE 784000 R Photo 2 6 Connecting RS 23...

Page 35: ...D FUNCTIONS OF RESPECTIVE PARTS 3 PC bus interface cable Connect the PC bus interface cable to the PC bus interface network interface port CH3 on a side panel of the IE 784000 R Photo 2 7 Connecting P...

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Page 37: ...a peripheral emulation board Photo 3 1 IE 784000 R EM 3 2 Unpacking Carton Box of IE 784000 R EM The carton box containing the IE 784000 R EM also contains the following accessories a through d Check...

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Page 39: ...EAK BOARD 4 1 General The IE 784000 R BK is a break board for the 78K IV series This board consists of an event trace board and a performance board These two boards are secured with screws Photo 4 1 B...

Page 40: ...84000 R BK The carton box containing the IE 784000 R BK also contains the following accessories a through d Check to see that each accessory is not damaged or missing If you find any abnormality consu...

Page 41: ...41 CHAPTER 5 HOST INTERFACE BOARDS This chapter describes the following four boards for the 78K IV series IE 70000 98 IF B IE 70000 98N IF IE 70000 PC IF B IE 78000 R SV3...

Page 42: ...host machine This board is inserted to an expansion slot of the PC 9800 series Photo 5 1 IE 70000 98 IF B 5 1 2 Unpacking carton box of IE 70000 98 IF B The carton box containing the IE 70000 98 IF B...

Page 43: ...w Example OFF OFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A4 A5 A6 A7 SW2 fixed 0 0 1 0 D 1 0 1 1 A12 A13 A14 A15 SW1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A8 A9 A10 A11 JP1 NOUSE IR13 IR12 IR11 IR9 IR6 IR5 IR3 IR5 Short circuited 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 44: ...CHAPTER 5 HOST INTERFACE BOARDS 44 SW2 SW1 JP1 Caution If the setting of the PC interface board has been changed the setting of the EXPC INI file must be changed accordingly...

Page 45: ...he host machine Photo 5 2 IE 70000 98N IF 5 2 2 Unpacking carton box of IE 70000 98N IF The carton box containing the IE 70000 98N IF also contains the following accessories a through c Check to see t...

Page 46: ...hine This board is inserted in a bus slot of the IBM PC AT Photo 5 3 IE 70000 PC IF B 5 3 2 Unpacking carton box of IE 70000 PC IF B The carton box containing the IE 70000 PC IF B also contains the fo...

Page 47: ...ng the jumper as illustrated below Example OFF 1 A4 A5 A6 A7 SW2 2 0 1 0 0 JP1 NOUSE IRQ7 IRQ6 IRQ5 IRQ4 IRQ3 IRQ2 IRQ3 Short circuited 2 3 4 OFF SW1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A8 A9 A10 A12 A11 A13 A14 A15 2 0...

Page 48: ...CHAPTER 5 HOST INTERFACE BOARDS 48 SW2 JP1 SW1 Caution If the setting of the PC interface board has been changed the setting of the EXPC INI file must be changed accordingly...

Page 49: ...y available conversion adapter is necessary Photo 5 4 IE 78000 R SV3 5 4 2 Unpacking carton box of IE 78000 R SV3 The carton box containing the IE 78000 SV3 also contains the following accessories a t...

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Page 51: ...organize a system This chapter describes how to connect the peripheral equipment and the set values and setting of each Be sure to read this chapter when connecting peripheral equipment For the sequen...

Page 52: ...uation of hardware can be carried out when an optional control program for the IE 784000 R is executed on Windows Work station A work station can supply a consistent development environment where soft...

Page 53: ...600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 78600 H 153600 bps MAX External 19200 bps MAX Handshaking Hardware 1 character Fixed Software Flow control Shared Character length 8 bits Fixed Parity bit None Fix...

Page 54: ...erface cable Turn on power Host machine Expansion board IE 70000 98 IF B PC bus interface cable CH3 IE 784000 R Connecting 1 Turn off power Before connection turn off the power to each equipment If po...

Page 55: ...following points 1 Is the cable between the IE 784000 R and host machine connected correctly 2 Is the PC interface board connected to the host machine correctly 3 Is the setting of the PC interface b...

Page 56: ...e Turn on power IE 70000 98N IF PC bus interface cable CH3 IE 784000 R Cable supplied with IE 70000 98N IF Host machine Connecting 1 Turn off power Before starting connection turn off power to each eq...

Page 57: ...arted check the following points 1 Is the cable between the IE 784000 R and IE 70000 98N IF connected cor rectly 2 Is the connecting cable between the IE 70000 98N IF and host machine connected correc...

Page 58: ...sion board IE 70000 PC IF B PC bus interface cable CH3 IE 784000 R Host machine Connecting 1 Turn off power Before connection turn off the power to each equipment If power to the IE 784000 R and host...

Page 59: ...wing points 1 Is the cable between the IE 784000 R and host machine connected correctly 2 Is the PC interface board connected to the host machine correctly 3 Is the setting of the PC interface board c...

Page 60: ...PTER 9 SETTING NETWORK INFORMATION Connect channel 3 of the IE 784000 R and Ethernet with the IE ETHER cable Turn on power CH3 IE 784000 R EWS with expansion board IE 78000 R SV3 IE ETHER cable Termin...

Page 61: ...o CH1 RS 232C cable Terminal CH3 IE ETHER cable Ethernet or open 5 Turn on power Turn on power in the following sequence 1 Terminal 2 IE 784000 R 6 Set network information Set the necessary informatio...

Page 62: ...the IE 784000 R 3 Connect the IE ETHER cable to CH3 Table 6 6 Cable Connecting IE 784000 R Connecting Cable Connected to CH3 IE ETHER cable Ethernet or open 4 Turn on power while pressing SW1 of the...

Page 63: ...urn on the power switch of EWS 2 Turn on the power switch of the IE 784000 R 3 Start the integrated debugger For details on how to start the debugger refer to the User s Manual for the ID78K IV Integr...

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Page 65: ...ter describes how to connect the emulation probe connected to the IE 784000 R to the target system Also described is the action to be taken in case a latchup occurs Be sure to read this chapter when y...

Page 66: ...ore connection If the user clock has not yet been set only when the user clock must be set Refer to the User s Manual for the I O emulation board General Connect the emulation probe to the target syst...

Page 67: ...CPU on the target system Caution Unless the ground clip is connected the IE 784000 R may be damaged by static electricity 2 Insert the tip of the emulation probe to the CPU socket on the target syste...

Page 68: ...rnal trigger output function Cautions 1 Connect the external sense clip to a signal line of TTL or CMOS level If the external sense clip is connected to any other signal line the signal level cannot b...

Page 69: ...turn off power to the IE 784000 R 2 Next turn off power to the target system 3 Attach the IC clip to an IC on the target system to be traced 4 Connect the external sense clip to the IC clip Fig 7 2 Co...

Page 70: ...ation refer to the User s Manual for the ID78K IV Integrated Debugger Caution Be sure to turn on off power in the correct sequence otherwise the IE 784000 R may not operate correctly or in the worst c...

Page 71: ...ation CPU of the IE 784000 R or in the peripheral CMOS devices immediately turn off power The IE 784000 R automatically turns off power when it has detected a latchup Emulation CPU Peripheral CMOS dev...

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Page 73: ...ork information and channel 3 is an interface for the host machine You do not have to read this chapter as long as the IE 784000 R is connected to the host machine by either of the following methods i...

Page 74: ...ys an RS 232C interface The RS 232C setting compartment on a side panel of the IE 784000 R contains a switch that sets a mode of channel 1 CHANNEL1 Located above this compartment is a serial interface...

Page 75: ...nnot be changed 1 Mode Parameter Contents Setting Mode Modem mode Fixed 2 Setting of FG Parameter Contents Setting Setting of FG Open short JP3 shorted to FG side 3 Baud rate Parameter Contents Settin...

Page 76: ...ng of FG The FG select jumper JP3 is used for setting of FG When this jumper is set to the FG frame ground side FG is opened When it is set to the SG signal ground side FG and SG are shared Usually se...

Page 77: ...Switch 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F CHANNEL1 Table 8 1 Setting Baud Rate Switch Position Baud Rate bps Switch Position Baud Rate bps 0 300 6 19200 1 600 7 38400 2 1200 8 76800 3 2400 9 153600 4 48...

Page 78: ...but can handshake on a block basis This is called flow control The IE 784000 R automatically adjusts its hardware by using the respective handshake signals so that no data overlap during handshaking F...

Page 79: ...e provided for the host machine It transmits control data between the IE 784000 R and host machine and loads object files Photo 8 2 Channel 3 Remark JP3 Selects SG or FG of CH1 JP4 Selects SG or FG of...

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Page 81: ...tion necessary for implementing network interfacing Be sure to set the network information because it is necessary for network interfacing The network information is written to the EEPROM on the IE 78...

Page 82: ...software 2 By using hardware switches by hardware Features Environment Set Information Setting Merit Demerit Setting by software Terminal All information Refer to 9 2 All information can be set perso...

Page 83: ...E 784000 R the other side of the cable may be left open 4 When power is turned on the menu shown in Fig 9 1 will be displayed Table 9 1 Setting of RS 232C factory set condition Baud rate 9600 bps Char...

Page 84: ...arameter 1 is to display only and the setting cannot be changed SETUP NETWORK INFORMATION 1 LOCAL ETHERNET ADDRESS XXXXXXXXXXXX 1 2 LOCAL IP ADDRESS XXXXXXXX 2 3 LOCAL HOST NAME XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3 4 L...

Page 85: ...XXX XX is currently set 2 NEW LOCAL PORT NO Set the new value to the position of 5 REMOTE ETHERNET ADDRESS Sets the Ethernet address of the other station Input a 12 digit hexadecimal number 1 REMOTE E...

Page 86: ...OUTER ADDRESS Sets the new value to the position of 10 SUBNET ADDRESS MASK Sets a subnet address mask field Input an 8 digit hexadecimal number When the subnet address mask is not set input 0 1 SUBNET...

Page 87: ...00000 No Input Parameter Number of Digits Too few Too many 1 LOCAL ETHERNET ADDRESS Left justified 0 for remaining digits 12 digits from left 0 2 LOCAL IP ADDRESS Right justified 0 for remaining digit...

Page 88: ...ss of the other station This address must be set to specify the other station If the Ethernet address of the other station is not known set FFFFFFFFFFFF 6 REMOTE IP ADDRESS other station IP address Th...

Page 89: ...s necessary Setting procedure 1 Confirm that the IE 78000 R SV3 is connected to the setting window 2 Connect the IE ETHER cable to channel 3 of the IE 784000 R the other side of the cable may be open...

Page 90: ...imal indication SW1 1 Sets the network information setting mode when power is turned ON while this switch is held down 2 Writes data to the buffer Press this switch once The LED will blink once 3 Writ...

Page 91: ...NETWORK INFORMATION SW3 Increments the value indicated by LED2 The value indicated by LED2 is successively incremented while this switch is held down Incrementing value indicated by LED2 0 1 2 3 4 5...

Page 92: ...cable to CH3 on power ON SW1 ON Default indication LED 0 Waits for setting Changes set position Increments LED1 also changes indication by LED2 Sets data Increments LED2 Writes displayed data to buff...

Page 93: ...on on LED2 to 2 Press SW1 once Press SW1 once Hold down SW1 for 2 seconds or longer Displays current data value after blinking Data is incremented to D Displays data to be set Blinks once data is stor...

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Page 95: ...of the IE 784000 R A 1 Product Specifications Parameter Specifications Dimension Depth 370 mm Width 160 mm Height 283 mm Weight 8 5 kg Power requirement AC100 120 220 240 V 50 60 Hz Power dissipation...

Page 96: ...Mapping units Peripheral RAM 32K bytes MAX Internal ROM 8K byte units Alternate memory 4K byte units Peripheral RAM 256 byte units Event detection Bus event detection condition Detects data read writ...

Page 97: ...time trace in zone trace mode measurement from when the start condition of the zone measurement conditions is satisfied until the stop condition is satisfied Trace qualify condition setting Sets a qua...

Page 98: ...Real time trace Trace source All trace Section trace Qualify trace Trace capacity 32K bytes 142 bits Traced contents Main busNote 1 Address 24 bits Data 16 bits Status 5 bits CPU internal busNote 2 A...

Page 99: ...or connecting host machine Conforms to IEEE802 3 supports Ethernet 10BASE5 Host machine PC 9800 series IBM PC AT EWS Control program For Windows optional Others supporting each software Language proce...

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Page 101: ...th symbol and program work areas ROM 512K byte ROM storing the program that starts the IE 784000 R PC bus interface One dedicated parallel interface channel that can be used when a dedicated interface...

Page 102: ...f Control Board CPU PD70236GD 16 OSC 32 MHz OSC 4 9152 MHz Serial interface I O selector Parallel interface PC bus interface Network interface ROM 768 KB Driver control Buffer Memory selector ROM 512...

Page 103: ...he supervisor 1 The internal clock of the IE is used 2 The user clock is used supplied from the emulation probe or a user clock is mounted b Emulation board Emulation CPU Provided with the CPU emulati...

Page 104: ...detection of each event Internal RAM real time display The value of the internal RAM can be displayed real time Alternate memory Dual port memory to establish alternate communication between the super...

Page 105: ...he execution time of a zone specified as one of the three zone measurement conditions and the number of executed instructions C0 coverage block Records the accessed area of the program area and data a...

Page 106: ...erface I O emulation CPU Clock Emulation board interface Latchup Emulation CPU Peripheral RAM Program execution detection Emulation memory 1 Alternate memory Internal RAM real time display Break contr...

Page 107: ...odule 2 Break board Event trace board Performance board Performance measurement block C0 coverage block Emulation CPU bus Supervisor bus Bus event detection block Trace control block Event control blo...

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Page 109: ...o Setting JP1 Shorted to 1024 side shorted to 4096 sideNote JP2 Open JP3 Shorted to FG side JP4 Shorted to FG side JP5 Shorted JP6 Shorted Note Set to either side depending on the type of the monitor...

Page 110: ...APPENDIX C JUMPER SETTING 110 Fig C 1 Locations of Jumpers on IE 78000 R SV2 Board 1 2 Setting window CH1 CONSOLE CH2 CH3 OUT CH4 IN RS 232 C MODE SETTING JP6 JP5 JP4 JP3...

Page 111: ...111 APPENDIX C JUMPER SETTING Fig C 1 Locations of Jumpers on IE 78000 R SV2 Board 2 2 Component side 4096 1024 JP2 JP1...

Page 112: ...umper Setting factory set conditions Board Jumper No Setting Emulation board JP1 Shorted Caution If the factory set condition of the jumper is changed the emulation board does not operate correctly Do...

Page 113: ...02 719 5951 Address North America NEC Electronics Inc Corporate Communications Dept Fax 1 800 729 9288 1 408 588 6130 Europe NEC Electronics Europe GmbH Technical Documentation Dept Fax 49 211 6503 2...

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