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3. Note Cannot be used for PC98 NX series 10 Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW 1 2 Features O General purpose usage available in V850E series products in which a debug control unit is mounted O Debug control unit control interface mounted O Branch PC trace via the trace packet data method including on chip cache execution O Data access trace via the trace packet data method O ROM emulation function O The dimensions of the IE 70000 MC NW A are as follows Operating voltage 5 V 5 Current consumption 500 mA TYP 1 3 Function Specifications Table 1 1 Function Specifications 1 2 Target device Device in which a debug control unit is mounted Operating voltage of target device 3 0 to 3 6 V Debug control unit Interface clock DCK 25 MHz execution control block Functions of interface signal e DCK Interface clock input pins DMS Interface mode select output DDI Interface data input DDO Interface data output e DRST Debug control unit reset output Debug control unit Trace clock TRCLK 100 MHz max trace control block Functions of trace signal pins e TRCCLK Trace clock input e TRCDATA 3 0 Trace data input e TRCEND Trace data end point indication input Trace packet data length 8 to 256 bits in 8 bit units Trace memory capacity e 3MB including 1 MB of time stamp storage memory Number of trace packet data Approximately 200 K min to 2 M max e Any size between 24 and 3
4. but pin 2 is an NC pin Note that the pin assignments of pins 1 and 42 are exclusive to the EP 16384C sold separately 26 User s Manual U16348EJ1VOUM CHAPTER 3 CAUTIONS ON DESIGNING TARGET SYST 3 2 2 ROM probe setting Figure 3 5 shows the jumper setting of the ROM probe The ROM probe supports 3 3 V ROM and 5 V ROM so set the jumper in accordance with the voltage of the ROM to be mounted on the target system Figure 3 5 Voltage Setting of ROM Probe EP 16000C Sold Separately and EP 16384C Sold Separately 1 and 2 shorted When the voltage of the ROM on the target system is 3 3 V 2 and 3 shorted When the voltage of the ROM on the target system is 5 V factory setting Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM 27 CHAPTER 3 CAUTIONS ON DESIGNING TARGET SYSTEM 3 2 3 Interface Circuit and Cautions for ROM Probe The interface circuit of the ROM probe is shown in Figure 3 6 When using the ROM probe note the cautions on designing the target system Figure 3 6 Interface Circuit Outline of ROM Probe 3 3 V to LVT244 DC DC Converter Jumper switch LVT244 AO to A17 A Y To IE 70000 MC NW A A18 A19 To IE 70000 MC NW A G LVT244 From IE 70000 MC NW A LVT244 WORD BYTE GND EP 16000C EP 16384C ROM socket 42 pin DIP Cautions 1 The bus load of the target system when the ROM probe is connected may be higher than that when an actual ROM is connected Caution mus
5. 25 3 4 Pin Assignment of ROM Probe EP 16000C Sold Separately and EP 16384C Sold Separately 26 3 5 Voltage Setting of ROM Probe EP 16000C Sold Separately and EP 16384C Sold Separately 27 36 Interface Circuit Outline of ROM Probe siii A We ee A ai 28 8 Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM LIST OF TABLES Table No Title Page 1 1 FUNCION PEC it 11 2 1 Setting DIP SwitGnes Or ROM Mode iaa aa 19 3 1 Pin Functions of IE Connector Target System Side ooncccconccnconcnnccnnnnccnanonononcnnonnononnrononnnrnnnnnnnnnonnnnnnanrnnnnos 24 User s Manual U16348EJ1VOUM 9 CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW The IE 70000 MC NW A is an external in circuit emulator to be connected to a target device in which a debug control unit is mounted to efficiently debug hardware and software 1 1 Hardware Configuration In circuit emulator IE 70000 MC NW A Sold separately Probe for 278000 2716000 type ROM ROM probe EP 16000C ROM probe EP 16384C Probe for 274096 type ROM PC interface board Board to connect a PC and the IE 70000 MC NW A IE 70000 PC IF CN t It is used inserted in the expansion slot of the PC IE 70000 98 IF C E 70000 PC IF C For IBM PC AT compatible ISA bus lE 70000 PCI IF IE 70000 98 IF C For PC 9800 series C bus IE 70000 CD IF A IE 70000 PCI IF For PCI bus IE 70000 CD IF A For PCMCIA socket Power supply adapter AC adapter for NEC Electronics in circuit emulator IE 70000 MC PS B
6. 3 1 3 IE connector target system Sid6 ooocccocnnoccconccocononcocnnonoconnnconanonononcnononnnnonnnnononrnronnnnnnnnanenaneness 24 32 ROM Target O cias 26 3 2 1 ROMWICONNector ito o tard o a a e OA eR al ee is 26 9 2 2 TRON DIOS Seran oca 27 3 2 3 Interface Circuit and Cautions for ROM Probe ooocccooncnccccccncconcncccnnoncnncnnonncnnononononnnrnnnnnnrnnnnaninnnnnnens 28 APPENDIX PACKAGE DRAWING Sica iii 29 User s Manual U16348EJ1VOUM 7 LIST OF FIGURES Figure No Title Page 1 1 SISTE ONU A s 13 t gt Contents MC ando cata 14 2 1 Names oCOMpoOnents assistant te all os e e el de ed 15 2 2 Connection to Target System cccccsescccssseccceeseecceseeecsegeeecsueeeseeeeeseueeeseuseeeseeeessageeeseeeessseeesaeeeessaseesseneesens 17 2 3 Connection to ROM on Target System 1 ROM ooocccoccnconcconcccnconoconcncononononnnconononnnnonnononnnnonononnrnnananennnnrenaneness 18 2 4 Connection to ROM on Target System 2 ROMS oooccconcnconnccncccncnnoconcnnnnnncnnnnncnnonnnrnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnrnrnnnrnnnnnrnrnnnnnns 18 3 1 Recommended Connection Circuit Example NB85E Type B coocccccccccoccnccccnccncnoconononcnonncnonnnonnnnnnonanononnnnnnns 22 3 2 Recommended Connection Circuit Example NB85E Type C cccocccccccncccccccccnccccncnnccononnnonannconnnnnnnnonnnnnnnnnnnnanos 23 3 3 Pin Assignment of IE Connector Target System Sid6 onoccoonnncconccncccnnononononcnnncnnnoncnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnrnnonarnnnnnnnnos
7. COMPONE 2 2 Connection The following describes the connection between the IE 70000 MC NW A and related devices 1 Connection to the interface board Use the host interface cable supplied to connect the host interface connector of the IE 70000 MC NW A to the CHO connector of the interface board When connecting the interface board to the IE 70000 CD IF A use the cable supplied with the IE 70000 CD IF A sold separately Note IE 70000 PCI IF A sold separately IE 70000 PC IF C sold separately or IE 70000 98 IF C sold separately 2 Connection to the target system Use the IE connection cable supplied to connect the IE connector of the IE 70000 MC NW A to the IE connector on the target system Note IE connector recommended 8830E 026 170S manufactured by KEL corporation 26 pin straight type 8830E 026 170L manufactured by KEL corporation 26 pin right angle type Figure 2 2 Connection to Target System IE connection cable approximately 300 mm IE connector IE connector to be prepared by user IE 70000 MC NW A Target system Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM 17 CHAPTER 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS 3 Connection to the ROM on the target system Use the ROM probe to connect the ROM1 or ROM2 probe connector of the IE 70000 MC NW A to the ROM socket on the target system and set the switch For how to set the switch refer to 2 3 Switch Settings Note EP 16000C sold separately or EP
8. MB specifiable in 24 byte units Trace start e Trace event Incorporated in debug control unit e Trace forcible start Incorporated in debug control unit Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM 11 Parameter Debug control unit interface trace control block ROM emulation function Break function Pin mask function Connector for mounting target system recommended Operating environment Storage environment 12 CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW Table 1 1 Function Specifications 2 2 Specification Trace end e Trace memory full e Trace end status of debug control unit detected Trace mode e 3types lt 1 gt Trace from trace event to trace end lt 2 gt Trace around match event delay trace Delay counter Any value between 0 and 32 K counts specifiable 1 count equals 24 bytes of trace memory lt 3 gt Trace termination by trace event incorporated in debug control unit ROM emulation 2 MB x 2 banks access time 60 ns min memory capacity Supported ROM e 4 8 16 Mb ROM e 3V5V e 16 bit bus mode only e Page access supported ROM probe e Upto 2 probes connectable sold separately e 40 pin 42 pin DIP package type Incorporated in debug control unit of target device Incorporated in debug control unit of target device e 26 pin straight type 8830E 026 170S by KEL Corporation e 26 pin right angle type 8830E 026 170L by KEL Corporation Humidity 10 to 80 RH no condensation Temperature 15 to 40 C Humidity
9. contact an NEC Electronics sales representative or an NEC Electronics distributor Return the guarantee card included in the carton after filling in all the items Figure 1 2 Contents in Carton lt 1 gt IE 70000 MC NW A lt 2 gt IE connection cable 26 pin lt 3 gt Host interface cable 36 pin lt 4 gt Users Manual J E lt 5 gt Guarantee card lt 6 gt Data Sheet J E lt 7 gt Cautions on Use J E L ESE lt 1 gt lt 2 gt lt 3 gt lt 4 gt lt 5 gt lt 6 gt lt gt 14 IE 70000 MC NW A IE connection cable 1 Host interface cable ed Users Manual Japanese version English version One each this manual Guarantee card je 1 Data Sheet Japanese version English version One each Cautions on Use Japanese version English version One each User s Manual U16348EJ1VOUM CHAPTER 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS This chapter describes the names and functions of components switch settings and connections with related devices of the IE 70000 MC NW A 2 1 Names and Functions of Components lt 1 gt lt 2 gt lt 3 gt lt 4 gt Figure 2 1 Names of Components IE connector This is a connector for connecting the IE connection cable ROM1 probe connector This is a connector for connecting the ROM probe EP 16000C sold separately or EP 16384C sold separately When configuring a 32 bit bus using two ROMs connect the ROM corresponding to the lower 16 b
10. 10 to 80 RH no condensation Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW 1 4 System Configuration The following shows the system configuration when connecting the IE 70000 MC NW A Figure 1 1 System Configuration lt 12 gt lt 11 gt Remark lt 1 gt lt 2 gt lt 3 gt lt 4 gt lt 5 gt lt 6 gt lt gt lt 8 gt lt 9 gt Personal computer PC 9800 series IBM PC AT compatible Debugger ID850NW Sold separately PC interface board IE 70000 98 IF C IE 70000 PC IF C IE 70000 PCI IF A IE 70000 CD IF A Sold separately Host interface cable included with this product In circuit emulator IE 70000 MC NW A This product IE connection cable included with this product IE connector Sold separately made by KEL Corporation 8830E 026 170S Straignt 8830E 026 170L Right angle Target system ROM probe Sold separately EP 16000C For 278000 2716000 type ROM EP 16384C For 274096 type ROM lt 10 gt Power adapter IE 70000 MC PS B Sold separately lt 11 gt AC100V power cable sold separately Included with IE 70000 MC PS B lt 12 gt AC220V power cable sold separately Included with IE 70000 MC PS B Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM lt 1 gt lt 2 gt 13 CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW 1 5 Contents in Carton The carton of the IE 70000 MC NW A contains the following Check for any missing items If there are missing or damaged items please
11. 16384C sold separately Figure 2 3 Connection to ROM on Target System 1 ROM ROM probe EP 16000C sold separately or EP 16384C sold separately approximately 300 mm ROM1 probe connector ROM2 probe connector Vy AS ROM socket to be prepared by user IE 70000 MC NW A Target system Figure 2 4 Connection to ROM on Target System 2 ROMs ROM probe EP 16000C sold separately or EP 16384C sold separately x 2 approximately 300 mm ROM1 probe connector ROM2 probe connector ROM socket to be prepared by user IE 70000 MC NW A Target system 4 Connection to power supply adapter Connect the IE 70000 MC PS B plug to the power supply jack of the IE 70000 MC NW A 18 User s Manual U16348EJ1VOUM CHAPTER 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONE 2 3 Switch Settings The following describes the switch settings of the DIP switches for ROM mode Set these switches when using the ROM emulation function via the ROM probe Table 2 1 Setting DIP Switches for ROM Mode Setting of DIP Switch for ROM Mode Not using ROM emulation function factory setting OFF OFF To enable only ROM1 probe connector To enable ROM1 probe connector and ROM2 probe connector Caution The combination of SW1 OFF and SW2 ON is prohibited Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM 19 2 4 Startup Termination The following describes the procedures for startup and termination To operate the IE 70000 MC NW A a dedicated debugger is require
12. DATAS TRCEND Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved pu 220 A10 NB85E Type B IE connector 4 target system side External event detection device etc The clock pattern length must be as short as possible and shielded by GND The pattern length should be 100 mm or less The pattern length must be as short as possible The pattern length should be 100 mm or less Recommended 3 3 V buffer products SN74LVC541A manufactured by Tl or TC74LCX541F manufactured by Toshiba Recommended products 8830E 026 170S 8830E 026 170L manufactured by KEL Corporation Remarks 1 Voo pin B13 of the IE connector on the target system side is used to detect whether the power of the target system is on The DBINT pin is optional It is not required to be prepared as an external pin unless a debug interrupt has to be externally input 22 Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM CHAPTER 3 CAUTIONS ON DESIGNING TARGET SYST 3 1 2 Recommended circuit example when NB85E Type C core is used Figure 3 2 shows the recommended circuit example of the IE connector on the target system side Figure 3 2 Recommended Connection Circuit Example NB85E Type C EUTTRG 3 3 V TRCCLK ens TRCCLK TRCDATAO TRCDATAO TRCDATA1 Note 2 TRCDATA1 TRCDATA2 Note 2 TRCDATA2 TRCDATA3 P Notez AS TRCDATA3 TRCEND TRCEND Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Note 3 22 Q A10 g
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16. d CHAPTER 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS For details refer to the ID850NW Integrated Debugger Ver 1 10 or Later Operation Windows Based User s Manual U14891E 20 1 Startup procedure lt 1 gt Turn on the host machine lt 2 gt Turn on the IE 70000 MC NW A lt 3 gt Turn on the target system lt 4 gt Start the debugger 2 Termination procedure lt 1 gt Terminate the debugger lt 2 gt Shut down the power to the target system lt 3 gt Shut down the power to the IE 70000 MC NW A lt 4 gt Terminate the host machine power off Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM CHAPTER 3 CAUTIONS ON DESIGNING TARGET SYSTEM To debug the target system with the IE 70000 MC NW A connected a circuit to connect the IE 70000 MC NW A is required on the target system This chapter describes the circuit to connect the IE 70000 MC NW A and cautions Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM 21 CHAPTER 3 CAUTIONS ON DESIGNING TARGET SYSTEM 3 1 IE Connector Target System Side The following shows the recommended circuit example of the target system required when connecting the IE 70000 MC NW A and the pin assignment of the IE connector on the target system side 3 1 1 Recommended circuit example when NB85E Type B core is used Figure 3 1 shows the recommended circuit example of the IE connector on the target system side Figure 3 1 Recommended Connection Circuit Example NB85E Type B TROCLK TRCDATAO TRCDATA1 TRCDATA2 TRC
17. epared C Language U16054E PM Plus To be m Assembly Language U16042E 6042E ID850NW Integrated Debugger Ver 1 10 Operation Windows Based U14891E or Later Caution The documents listed above are subject to change without notice Be sure to use the latest documents when designing Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM CONTENTS CHAPTER OVERVIEW scada dada 10 Wal Hardware Configuration caia 10 T2 HPO AUUITC S A O oO ssastuasaucacanetacneesseccconetoacbinaseeuesneetars 11 13 FUNCHON Specifications iii sed dasvaeutesandssite dass vaestasiedees deneaekd 11 14 SYSTEM Contigua ON iia a a a as 13 1 5 Contents IM Carton o A NEA Kaa EEANN 14 CHAPTER 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS cccssssceeseesseeseesseeseeseeseeeseeesoenneees 15 2 1 Names and Functions of Components wiscsccccsscsicccccsvecsesscececaawceeeeticecescacsanece secnee doavnewensiccucsseeesaeesuesuieescerneed 15 22 COMMCCUON ida 17 Z3 SWITCH SENGS A a eteee sen dent iene a E eee devesueeestaees 19 ZA Startup Terminati Mossun eaaa a aaaea ii 20 CHAPTER 3 CAUTIONS ON DESIGNING TARGET SYSTEM ccccccccsssescesseecesseeeeeeseeseeseneeees 21 3 1 IE Connector Target System Side jarani aaaea aa aaa a 22 3 1 1 Recommended circuit example when NB85E Type B Core is USOO occcconccconccconcnconccconancnncnconcnnnnans 22 3 1 2 Recommended circuit example when NB85E Type C Core IS USEC occooccccccocccccnccnccnncnnconcncnnanononnnons 23
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21. its and this connector using the ROM probe When emulating one ROM connect the ROM to this connector ROM2 probe connector 42 pin DIP package supported This is a connector for connecting the ROM probe EP 16000C sold separately or EP 16384C sold separately When configuring a 32 bit bus using two ROMs connect the ROM corresponding to the higher 16 bits and this connector using the ROM probe DIP switch for ROM mode This is a DIP switch for setting whether or not to use the ROM1 probe connector and ROM2 probe connector The factory setting of the ROM1 probe connector and ROM2 probe connector is not use User s Manual U16348EJ1VOUM 15 16 lt 5 gt lt 6 gt lt gt lt 8 gt lt 9 gt CHAPTER 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS Reset switch This is a switch for testing the product itself Do not use this switch When this switch is pressed during debugging the debugger will malfunction Host interface connector Connect the attached host interface cable to this connector However when connecting the IE 70000 CD IF A use the cable that is supplied with the IE 70000 CD IF A Power supply jack Connect the plug of the power supply adapter IE 70000 MC PS B sold separately to this jack Power switch Use this switch to turn on off the power of the IE 70000 MC NW A Power LED This LED is lit while the IE 7O0000 MC NW A is on Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM CHAPTER 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF
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23. nowledge in the fields of electrical engineering logic circuits and microcontrollers This manual explains the basic setup procedure and switch settings To learn about the basic specifications and operation methods Read this manual in the order of the CONTENTS To learn the operation methods and command functions etc of the IE 70000 MC NW A Read the user s manual of the debugger sold separately that is used Note Footnote for item marked with Note in the text Caution Information requiring particular attention Remark Supplementary information Numeral representation Binary xxxx or xxxxB Decimal xxxx Hexadecimal xxxxH Prefix indicating the power of 2 address space memory capacity K kilo 2 1024 M mega 2 1024 The meanings of terms used in this manual are listed below Target device The device that is targeted for emulation Target system The system user built system that is targeted for debugging This includes the target program and user configured hardware User s Manual U16348EJ1VOUM 5 Related Documents When using this manual refer to the following manuals The related documents indicated in this publication may include preliminary versions However preliminary versions are not marked as such O Documents related to development tools user s manuals Document Name Document Number IE 70000 MC NW A In Circuit Emulator CA850 C Compiler Package Ver 2 40 To be pr
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25. t WV AT B1 B10 50 KQ Note 4 NB85E Type C OIE IE connector detection target system side device etc i Notes 1 The clock pattern length must be as short as possible and shield by GND The pattern length should be 100 mm or less 2 The pattern length must be as short as possible The pattern length should be 100 mm or less 3 Recommended 3 3 V buffer products SN74LVC541A made by TI or TC74LCX541F made by Toshiba 4 Recommended products 8830E 026 170S 8830E 026 170L made by KEL Corporation Remarks 1 Voo pin B13 of the IE connector on the target system side is used to detect whether the power of the target system is on 2 The DBINT pin is optional Itis not required to be prepared as an external pin unless a debug interrupt has to be externally input 3 The EVTTRG pin is optional It can be mainly used as a trigger output to a measuring device such as a logic analyzer It is not required to be prepared as an external pin unless a trigger output is required Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM 23 CHAPTER 3 CAUTIONS ON DESIGNING TARGET SYSTEM 3 1 3 IE connector target system side Table 3 1 and Figure 3 3 show the function list and pin assignment of the IE connector on the target system side Recommended connectors KEL Corporation 8830E 026 170S 26 pin straight type KEL Corporation 8830E 026 170L 26 pin right angle type Table 3 1 Pin Functions of IE Connector Target System Side mo mo
26. t be paid when designing the bus of the target system It is recommended to mount a bus buffer in the ROM of the target system 2 A18 and A19 are pulled down 50 kQ inside the ROM probe so they must be NC no connection on the target system when they are not used on the target system 3 When using the ROM emulation function set the size of the ROM area set by the mapping command of the debugger to the same size as the size of the ROM on the target system If these settings are different the ROM emulation memory cannot be read with a correct address from the target device 4 Data cannot be written to the ROM emulation memory form the target device 5 The access time of the ROM emulation memory is 60 ns Set the wait count of the target device to an appropriate value when using the ROM emulation memory 28 Users Manual U16348EJ1VOUM APPENDIX PACKAGE DRAWINGS IE 70000 MC NW A Unit mm oo O lt 4 gt lt 5 gt 162 lt 1 gt IE connector lt 6 gt Host interface connector lt 2 gt ROM1 probe connector lt 7 gt Power supply jack lt 3 gt ROM2 probe connector lt 8 gt Power switch lt 4 gt DIP switch for ROM mode lt 9 gt Power LED lt 5 gt Reset switch User s Manual U16348EJ1VOUM 29
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