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1. 4 24 Table of Contents ST9 EPB User Manual 1 Introduction 1 1 Note INTRODUCTION Overview The ST9 EPB is a programming board kit which allows you to program ST9 microcontrollers having EPROM OTP OSD EEPROM and FLASH memories Figure 1 Typical ST9 EPB programming board The layout of the programming board included in your ST9 EPB kit varies depending on the type and package of the ST9 microcontroller you wish to program a typical example is shown in Figure 1 However the general programming procedure explained in this book remains the same for all boards A complete listing of the ST9 family of programming boards with a summary of the devices they support is given in Appendix B Current ST9 EPBs on page 19 The ST9 EPB is meant to program small numbers of microcontrollers i e prototypes in the development stage For mass production programming it is recommended that you use the appropriate gang programmer The programming board is linked via the parallel port to a host PC running the ST9 Visual Programmer software STVP9 This software interface allows you to customize and control the programming The object code in either the Intel HEX and Motorola S19 format can be read and used to program the target devices 5 24 1 Introduction ST9 EPB User Manual STVP9 also offers VERIFY BLANK CHECK READ ERASE and other utility functions 1 2 Hardware features A range of programming boards al
2. Germany 49 89 460060 U K 44 1628 890800 Asia Pacific Region Japan 81 3 3280 4120 Hong Kong 852 2861 5700 Sydney 61 2 9580 3811 Taipei 886 2 2378 8088 Software updates 22 24 ST9 EPB User Manual You can get software updates from the ST Internet web site http mcu st com For information on firmware and hardware revisions call your distributor or ST using the contact list given above Index D driver MCU etait eine 15 E EPB CUITEN NSEOR asieee eeeeete ete behets atelier 19 obtaining board layouts 9 SEINO UP Sscetccessnecececeevedecctesteteetcetysteneenasgneds 7 F finished goods manipulation Of 17 safety requirements s es 17 H hardware feat rE Saini an a aieiaa aaan ai 6 SUL ERN aE E E E A hatreds 7 l In Situ Programming general schema sses 15 INSY C ONS ieii itii ii iia 15 setting up hardware for sses 16 installation MardWate kanssnns ii a a aAA 7 SoftWare eee eeeeeccceececceeeeeeeeeeteeenennaeaeeeeeeeeess 8 O OVENI EW iranien tiana hie eaae aaiae 5 lt 4 P parallel connection restrictions requirements 00 0eee 7 parts delivered with EPB eeeeeeeeeeeees 7 power supply restrictions requirements 00 0ee 7 programming a typical session with STVP9 055 10 INSTUCIONS inea a a 9 selecting ISP Mode eceeeeeeeeeees 12 using a ZIF socket ceeceeesecceeeeeeeeeeeeees 9 S setting up t
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5. to load In the list of files click the file holding the code you want to program Click OK When the file is loaded the Information window the black background text window at the bottom of the STVP9 application window displays file checksum and global device checksum Global device checksum represents checksum calculated without reserved area ST9 EPB User Manual 3 How to Program 12 To program the other device memory areas repeat steps 8 to 11 above each time selecting a tab associated with a different memory area i e ELASH OSD EPROM EEPROM or Option Bytes that you wish to program Note To open a file you ve used recently click its name at the bottom of the File menu 13 FOR EPROM and FLASH ONLY From the main menu select Verify gt Blank Check to check that the ST microcontroller memory has not already been programmed You cannot perform a blank check on EEPROM memory The results of the check are displayed in the information area 14 From the main menu select Program gt All to program and verify all tabs 15 From the main menu select Verify gt All to check that the programing session was successfully completed that the file contents match those programmed into the microcontroller memory 13 24 3 How to Program 14 24 ST9 EPB User Manual ST9 EPB User Manual 4 In Situ Programming mode IN SITU PROGRAMMING MODE Microcontrollers with FLASH memories can be programmed using t
6. PORT If you experience any problems with this product or if you need spare parts or repair contact the distributor or ST sales office where you purchased the product Getting prepared before you call Collect the following information about the product before contacting ST or your distributor 1 Name of the company where you purchased the programmer kit 2 Date of purchase 3 Order Code Refer to the side of your programmer kit box The order code will depend on the region for which it was ordered i e the UK Continental Europe or the USA 4 Serial Number The serial number is located on a label on the programming board 5 Target Device The sales type of the ST9 microcontroller you are using in your development Contact list Note For American and Canadian customers seeking technical support the US Canada is split in 3 territories According to your area contact the following sales office and ask to be transferred to an 8 bit microcontroller Field Applications Engineer FAE Canada and East Coast STMicroelectronics Lexington Corporate Center 10 Maguire Road Building 1 3rd floor Lexington MA 02421 Phone 781 402 2650 Mid West STMicroelectronics 1300 East Woodfield Road Suite 410 Schaumburg IL 60173 Phone 847 517 1890 lt 4 21 24 Product Support West coast STMicroelectronics Inc 30101 Agoura Court Suite 118 Agoura Hills CA 91301 Phone 818 865 6850 Europe France 33 1 47407575
7. ST9 EPB User Manual Release 1 1 May 2001 Ref DOC ST9WIN EPBJ LPT A INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE WARNING This product is an FCC Class A apparatus In a residential environment it may cause radioelectrical disturbances In addition this programming board is not contained in an outer casing consequently it cannot be immune against electrostatic discharges ESD It should therefore be handled only in static safe working areas Please refer to Appendix A User and Work Environment Precautions on page 17 for relevant safety information USE IN LIFE SUPPORT DEVICES OR SYSTEMS MUST BE EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED STMicroelectronics PRODUCTS ARE NOT AUTHORIZED FOR USE AS CRITICAL COMPONENTS IN LIFE SUPPORT DEVICES OR SYSTEMS WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN APPROVAL OF STMicroelectronics As used herein 1 Life support devices or systems are those which a are intended for surgical implant into the body or b support or sustain life and whose failure to perform when properly used in accordance with instructions for use provided with the product can be reasonably expected to result in significant injury to the user 2 A critical component is any component of a life support device or system whose failure to perform can reasonably be expected to cause the failure of the life support device or system or to affect its safety or effectiveness Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduction 50 0 sew csercraseeeriresccmisiane ein hee eine
8. allel cable to connector P1 of the ST9 EPB and the other end to one of the host PC s parallel ports LPT1 or LPT2 Be sure to use the parallel cable provided with your kit using a longer parallel cable may cause malfunctions Connect the cable directly between the host PC and the programming board the insertion of additional cables or switch boxes between the host PC and the programming board may cause malfunctions If a dongle a hardware key required by some software packages is already connected to the PC s parallel port it should not interfere with the programming board However if a malfunction of the board should occur please remove the dongle and restart the above sequence 3 Power on the programming board by connecting the power supply to the programming board and to the mains Ensure that the power supply is adapted to the mains voltage and outlet type used in your country The board can be supplied from the integrated power supply provided with the board or from an external 15 Vpc 0 5 A power supply 4 Power on the host PC and install the software provided as described in the next section 7 24 2 Getting Started ST9 EPB User Manual 2 3 Note 8 24 Installing the STVP9 software Your ST9 EPB comes with the MCU on CDCD ROM which contains STVP9 anda number of other ST9 software tools These tools are compatible with Windows 95 98 2000 and Windows NT operating systems Windows 2000 and NT use
9. h it is connected i e LPT1 or LPT2 Note The list of supported devices shown in the screen capture above is not necessarily complete this list grows with each new version release of STVP9 4 Click on the Select Device tab of the ST Visual Programmer Configuration window ky 11 24 3 How to Program ST9 EPB User Manual Note 12 24 Select your target device with the ISP option if you wish to program your target device using In Situ Programming ISP The list box shown below appears ST Visual Programmer Configuration Eg Select Hardware and Port Select Device Device plugged in S1T92F120 T92E120 T92F120 ISP Hardware 192120 EPBJ Port LPT1 Device ST92F120 From the list shown in the Select Device tab of the ST Visual Programmer Configuration window select the device to be programmed Click Apply to save your changes without closing the dialog box or OK to save your changes and close the dialog box You can also select a microcontroller type from the drop down list in the toolbar 7 10 11 In STVP9 s main window there are a number of tabs with one or more of the following names depending on the device selected FLASH OSD EPROM EEPROM Option Bytes or Device Information Select one of the memory type tabs i e FLASH OSD EPROM EEPROM or Option Bytes From the main menu select File gt Open and type the name of or browse to the file you want
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11. he In Situ Programming ISP mode also referred to as in system programming ISP mode allows the contents of the ST9 program memory to be updated using a standard ST9 programming tool after the device is mounted on the application board Those ST9 EPBs equipped with an ISP connector can be used as an external tool that provides an interface between the host PC running STVP9 and the MCU mounted in the application MCUs supporting ISP mode communicate with the application through a SCI protocol in synchronous mode The MCU also controls the application reset The application mounted MCU starts out of reset mode by initializing its SCI to communicate with the EPB If the EPB doesn t answer the application will automatically encounter the user s code or a HALT instruction if no user code is available Host PC Eprom Programming Application running STVP9 Board Board Driver MCU FLASH component Target MCU FLASH fppsci hex FLASH EEPROM RIBBON CABLE parallel port The driver con trols the applica lt 4 tion RESETn pin STVP9 s In Situ Programming software enables the PC to load executable code fppsci hex code into the FLASH memory of a Driver MCU mounted in on of the ZIF sockets on the EPB This Driver MCU is usually the same type of MCU that you wish to program in situ The code loaded into the Driver MCU located on
12. low you to program all of the EPROM OTP OSD EEPROM and FLASH versions of the ST9 family In Situ Programming ISP is also available for the FLASH devices 1 3 Software features A host PC running the STVP9 is the control interface for the ST9 EPB STVP9 is a graphical Windows interface that lets you e Read view edit and save executable files in the Intel HEX and Motorola S19 formats generated by the Assembler Linker or C Compiler for ST microcontrollers e Program executable files into ST microcontrollers e View and verify a microcontroller s memory contents e Either create a project that defines how to program the microcontroller s or load the files whose contents you want to program and then execute the program STVP9 includes a detailed online help utility 6 24 ST9 EPB User Manual 2 Getting Started 2 1 2 2 Note Note lt 4 GETTING STARTED Delivery Checklist Check that your ST9 EPB programming board kit contains the following items e 1 ST9 EPB Eprom Programming Board i e the EPB appropriate to the sales type ordered e 1 power supply e 1 parallel cable e 1 MCU on CD CDROM containing the STVP9 software e 1 14 pin HE10 type ribbon cable for ISP mode if provided on the programming board for the sales type ordered Setting up the EPB To set up the ST9 EPB hardware follow these instructions 1 Shut down and power off the host PC 2 Connect one end of the supplied par
13. nipulation of the powered on programming board you should touch the surface of the grounded worktable It is recommended that antistatic gloves or finger coats be worn It is recommended that nylon clothing be avoided while performing any manipulation of parts 17 24 Appendix A User and Work Environment Precautions 18 24 ST9 EPB User Manual ST9 EPB User Manual Appendix B Current ST9 EPBs APPENDIX B CURRENT ST9 EPBS Supported Memory Types palestype Devices Programming Options PQFP80 ST90158 ST90158LV ST90E158 EPB2 TQFP80 T90158 ST90158LV OTP EPROM QFP80 ST90158 ST90158LV LCC84 ST90158 ST90158LV SDIPs6 ST92175 ST92E175 EPBJ a ST92175 OTP EPROM TQFP64 ST92175 SDIP56 ST92195 eIgeE REPS ikorres ST92195 OTP EPROM OSD S034 ST92141 ST92E141 EPB OTP EPROM SDIP32 ST92141 SDIP56 ST92163 ST92E163 EPB QFP64 ST92163 OTP EPROM TQFP64 ST92163 PQFP100 ST92F120 OTP EPROM FLASH ST92T120 EEPROM ST92F120 EPB ISP mode supported for CQFP100 ST92E120 FLASH memory versions 19 24 Appendix B Current ST9 EPBs ST9 EPB User Manual Supported Memory Types Devices Programming Options Salestype Package TQFP100 ST92F150x1 ST92F150x9 ST92F124x1 ST92F124x9 PQFP100 ST92F150x1 ST92F150x9 FLASH EEPROM vigerteO Ere ST92F124x1 ISP mode supported ST92F124x9 TQFP64 ST92F150x1 ST92F150x9 ST92F124x1 ST92F124x9 20 24 lt ST9 EPB User Manual Product Support PRODUCT SUP
14. r Manual Note Some ZIF sockets have levers or covers that you must lift in order to place the device and then re fit after the device is in place Place your device here making sure to align pin 1 on the device with the arrow on the programming board ZIF Socket Figure 2 ZIF socket with lever 7 Power on the EPB 3 2 A typical programming session The following instructions describe how you would typically program an ST microcontroller using STVP9 Note that this is not the only way to program an ST microcontroller using STVP9 for more information on how to use the STVP9 click the Help command in the main menu bar 1 Make sure that the microcontroller you want to program is correctly connected for programming either via the ZIF socket or in ISP mode see Chapter 4 In Situ Programming mode on page 15 10 24 ST9 EPB User Manual 3 How to Program 2 Inthe STVP9 window from the main menu select Configure gt Configure ST Visual Programmer The ST Visual Programmer Configuration window is displayed as shown below ST Visual Programmer Configuration x Select Hardware and Port Select Device Attached hardware Connected on 7T92141 EPBJ LPT2 7T90158 EPBJ 5T9216 EPBJ 5792196 EPBJ Hardware 192120 EPBJ Port LPT1 Device T92F120 Cancel Apply 3 Inthe Select Hardware and Port tab of the window choose the programming device you are using from the list and the host PC parallel port to whic
15. rs must have administrator privileges to install STVP9 To install STVP9 follow these steps 1 2 Close all other open applications on your Windows desktop Insert the MCU on CD into your CD ROM drive The CD ROM s autorun feature will open up a welcome screen on your PC If the autorun feature does not work use Windows Explorer to browse to the CD ROM s root folder and double click on Welcome exe Select Install Your Development Tools from the list of options A new screen will appear listing the different families of STMicroelectronics MCUs Use your mouse to place the cursor over the ST9 Tools option Choose ST Tools and then ST Visual Programmer for ST9 EPB STVP39 from the list that appears The install wizard will be launched Follow the instructions that appear on the screen The installation is now complete How to start programming with STVP9 is described in Chapter 3 How to Program on page 9 ST9 EPB User Manual 3 How to Program 3 1 Caution HOW TO PROGRAM Programming methods Your ST9 EPB programming board is provided with at least one Zero Insertion Force ZIF socket which allows the programming of packaged MCUs In addition to classic MCU programming using ZIF sockets those MCUs with FLASH memories can be programmed using the In Situ Programming ISP mode ISP mode allows the ST9 program memory contents to be updated using a standard ST9 programming tool after the device is mo
16. suffix from the Select Device tab of the ST Visual Programmer Configuration window STVP9 will check the contents of the driver device installed on the EPB and update it if necessary Load the file you want to program and program the device s FLASH and EEPROM memories ST9 EPB User Manual Appendix A User and Work Environment Precautions APPENDIX A USER AND WORK ENVIRONMENT PRECAUTIONS The following precautions are recommended when using the programming board Any tester equipment or tool used at any production step or for any manipulation of semi conductor devices should have its shield connected to ground Your programming board should be placed on a conductive table top made of steel or clean aluminum or covered by an antistatic surface superficial resistivity equal to or higher than 0 5 MQ cm grounded through a ground cable conductive cable from protected equipment to ground isolated through a 1 MQ resistor placed in series All manipulation of finished goods should be made at such a grounded worktable The worktable should be free of all non antistatic plastic objects An antistatic floor covering grounded through a conductive ground cable with serial resistor between 0 9 and 1 5 MQ should be used It is recommended that you wear an antistatic wrist or ankle strap connected to the antistatic floor covering or to the grounded equipment If no antistatic wrist or ankle strap is worn before each ma
17. the EPB allows it to act as an interface between the PC and the MCU located on the application 15 24 4 In Situ Programming mode ST9 EPB User Manual 4 1 Note 16 24 Setting up the EPB for ISP mode 1 Set up the EPB and host PC as described in Chapter 2 Getting Started on page 7 Power on the EPB and the host PC Place the Driver MCU in the ZIF socket on the EPB which is appropriate for its package Any spare MCU of the same type that you wish to program on the application board may be programmed as a driver For example if you wish to program a ST92F 120 device in situ you would use a spare ST92F120 MCU mounted in a ZIF socket of the ST92F120 EPB as the Driver MCU 4 Connect the ribbon cable between the 14 pin ISP connector on the EPB and the ISP connector on your application board IN SITU EPB W1 PROGRAMMING Application CONNECTOR CONNECTOR top view top view GND GND GND GND SIN SOUT P5 2 n P5 3 nee SOUT Reset IN SITU SIN RESETn P5 3 ctrl P5 0 PROG P5 2 pin TXCLK no RIBBON RXCLK ne P5 4 izi CABLE P5 5 a RXCLK PS 5 GND GND GND GND TXCLK P5 4 n c n c Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved n c not connected GND is connected to ground 5 Switch on the application board 6 Follow the instructions in Section 3 2 A typical programming session on page 10 taking care to choose a device with an ISP
18. unted on the application board ISP programming is described in Chapter 4 on page 15 Here we describe how to connect your device for programming using these methods Installing a device for programming with the ZIF sockets This section gives general guidelines on how to insert a device you wish to program into the ZIF sockets on the programming board The online help for the STVP9 includes programming board layouts for all of the ST9 EPBs 1 Setup the EPB as described in Section 2 2 on page 7 2 Make sure that your EPB is powered off 3 From your host PC select Start gt Programs gt STVP for ST9 EPB to launch the STVP9 software program From the main menu bar select Help gt Hardware 4 A list of ST9 EPBs will appear in the online Help window Scroll down until you find your programming board model and click on it 5 Using the board layout that appears for your programming board identify the ZIF socket for your device package on the programming board 6 Place the device into the designated socket with pin 1 matching the mark on the board Take care when placing the device into a socket so as not to damage the device or the board Forcing the MCU into the socket may result in damage to the socket Devices are powered only during read or write operations a red LED labelled LD1 or MCU Power will light when the device is powered Never insert or remove devices when the EPB s red LED is ON 9 24 3 How to Program ST9 EPB Use

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