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Renesas Flash Programmer V3.00 Flash memory programming

1. Program File Emsa gt gt Program gt gt Very Connecting the tool Tool El Tool Mum OFSO01284 Interface 1 wine UART Emulators supply power 504 E mulator s ir mese version 3 00 00 001 ionrectmne lo the target device Query the device mformatiori Device Mame RSF AFJ Code Flash Address 000000000 Size 000040000 Erase Size 00000400 Data Flash Address 000F 1000 Size 000002000 Erase Size 000000400 IDiscormectina the tool Operation completed Figure 3 12 Main Window R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 44 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 3 Operating the RFP 2 The Progress Report dialog box shows the state of command execution The state information 1s changed to Run and details of the processing are output as a log in the log output panel of the main window When command execution is completed the Progress Report dialog box 1s automatically closed and the main window 1s displayed Running 111 Figure 3 13 Progress Report Dialog Box 3 When command processing is completed normally the message Operation completed is displayed in the log output panel and the state information is displayed as OK E Ren Flash Proar ES 43 00 00 Ele Device Information Operation Operation Setting Block Setting Flash Option Connect Setting Projeci Information Curerd Project sample mi Merocontrader ASF104PJ
2. Figure 3 4 Select Tool Tabbed Page R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 39 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 3 Operating the RFP 4 Information on the specified tool is displayed Check the contents in this example Num AutoSelect Power 5 0V USB VBUS and click on Connect A project is created and the Main Window is shown Caution Clicking on starts the connection to the target MCU E Create New Project Project Information Microcontroller RL78 Project Name sample Project Folder Dep sample Communication Tool Interface 1 wire UART E Wide Voltage Tool Details Num AutoSelect Power 5 0V USB VBUS Figure 3 5 Create New Project Dialog Box 5 When a project is created the display of the main window changes with the addition of new tabbed pages Check the information displayed in Project Information E Renesas Flash Prog rammer V3 00 00 File Device Information Operation Operation Setting Block Setting Flash Option Connect Setting Figure 3 6 Main Window R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 40 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 3 Operating the RFP 4 Detailed settings of the RFP Operate the tabbed windows to make detailed settings of the RFP 1 Set the Operation Setting tabbed page Refer to Command and check that the Erase Program and Verify checkboxes have been selected then click on the Block Setting t
3. This error occurs when a problem in communications between the target MCU and the RFP host PC arises for some reason resulting in a timeout The RFP allows you to set the bit rate but communications cannot proceed if the specified bit rate does not match the actual settings of the target MCU Check the following points 1 Bit rate Check the operating frequency of the MCU to see if the bit rate exceeds the allowable communications rate and if the bit rate is appropriate 2 Clock settings Check if the clock settings for the MCU in the RFP match the actual clock of the target MCU 3 Connection between the target system and the PC Good communications may not be possible if you are using a USB to serial converter a self made cable a self made extension cable or the like for connection with a tool E4000004 A framing error occurred while receiving data Refer to section 4 3 Problems during Communications E4000005 A parity error occurred while receiving data Refer to section 4 3 Problems during Communications E4000006 An overrun error occurred while receiving data Refer to section 4 3 Problems during Communications Table 4 2 Error Messages Due to Errors in the MCU E1000002 A fatal error occurred during control of the flash memory Response XX XX E1000004 A transmission data error occurred in the device Response XX XX sao Refer to section 4 3 Problems during Communications E 1000005 Message An input frequency err
4. LENESAS C V D o V o D Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 Flash memory programming software User s Manual All information contained in these materials including products and product specifications represents information on the product at the time of publication and is subject to change by Renesas Electronics Corp without notice Please review the latest information published by Renesas Electronics Corp through various means including the Renesas Electronics Corp website hitp www renesas com Renesas Electronics Rev 1 00 Dec 2015 www renesas com 10 11 12 Notice Descriptions of circuits software and other related information in this document are provided only to illustrate the operation of semiconductor products and application examples You are fully responsible for the incorporation of these circuits software and information 1n the design of your equipment Renesas Electronics assumes no responsibility for any losses incurred by you or third parties arising from the use of these circuits software or information Renesas Electronics has used reasonable care in preparing the information included in this document but Renesas Electronics does not warrant that such information is error free Renesas Electronics assumes no liability whatsoever for any damages incurred by you resulting from errors in or omissions from the information included herein Renesas Electronics does not assume any li
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6. in the menu bar makes the Create New Project dialog box appear The configuration of the dialog box 1s shown below Es Create New Project Project Information Project Folder Tool El Interface 1 wire UART Tool Details Num AutoSelect Power None Connect Figure 2 2 Create New Project Dialog Box 1 Microcontroller Select the type of target MCU to be used 2 Project Name and Project Folder Specify the name of a project which is to be newly created and the project folder which will hold the created project file Remark Since the project name is used in the file name characters that are not usable in file names cannot be used 3 Communication Set up communications with the target MCU e Tool Select the tool to be used for connection with the target MCU Remark The usable tools may differ with the selected target MCU e Interface When this item is selectable select the method for communicating with the target MCU e Tool Details Make detailed settings for the tool to be used The tool in use and the setting for the supply of power supply are shown to the right of Tool Details For details on Tool Details refer to section 2 2 2 Tool Details Dialog Box R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 14 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 4 Wide Voltage When Wide Voltage 1s selected each command can be executed with the targ
7. cable or the like for connection with a tool R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 52 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 4 Troubleshooting 4 4 Error Messages This section describes error messages generated while the RFP is in use Table 4 1 Error E0000001 Message The specified program file doesn t exist Description This error code and message are displayed when the last specified program file was not found Specify a new program file E0000002 The project file is not correct This error occurs when you attempt to open a corrupted or unsupported project file E0000003 No program file has been specified To start processing a program file must be specified E0000004 The project file cannot be generated Description Change the folder to a location to which the project file can be written E0000005 E The project file pathname exceeds 260 characters ee E ET the project name or the location E0000006 The The project file name or location is not correct file name or location is not correct Description Change the project name or the location E0000007 The specified crystal frequency is out of range Valid values are between x xx and X XX The value entered exceeds the valid range Refer to the user s manual of the target MCU and enter a correct value E0000009 The input is not correct The value entered is wrong Enter the value again in the correct format E0000011 Message There is no flash opera
8. prohibited for this device Description This error occurs when the penaj setting to prohibit connection has been made e II E100000D A flow error occurred in the device Response XX XX E100000E Message A protection error occurred in the device Response XX XX Execution of a specified command might have failed because the security setting to prohibit it in the target MCU has already been made Although some security flags can be cleared by erasing the chip others cannot For details refer to the manual of the target MCU E100000F A blank error occurred in the device Response XX XX pon E1000010 Message A verification error occurred in the device Response XX XX Description Different data might have been written to the program file and the target MCU e There might have been a failure in verification due to a defect in the flash memory E1000011 Description This error will occur in the following cases An attempt might have been made to overwrite an area already containing data with different data e There might have been a failure in programming due to a defect in the flash memory E1000012 An erasure error occurred in the device Response XX XX R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 56 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 4 Troubleshooting Description R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 This error code and message are displayed when erasure of data in the flash memo
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10. using USB Direct Refer to section 4 2 Problems during Operation Action 2 The tool you are using might have locked up Try disconnecting and then reconnecting the USB cable Action 3 The host PC might be unstable or the USB port might be broken Restart the host PC or connect the tool to a USB port other than that you are trying to use Action 4 On the El E20 or E2 Lite end the tool might be damaged Refer to the user s manual of the tool you are using and run the self diagnostic test 2 When the following errors occur during communications e E300010C Received data from the device is corrupted e E4000004 A framing error occurred while receiving data e E4000005 A parity error occurred while receiving data e E4000006 An overrun error occurred while receiving data e E1000004 A transmission data error occurred in the device Action The setting of the target MCU might be wrong or communications might not be stable Check the following items e Check that there 1s no noise on the communications line e Check that the tool in use is properly connected with the target system e Check that unused pins are being handled correctly e Confirm that the correct input clock and transfer rate are selected Stable programming might be achieved by setting a lower value for the transfer rate Remark Good communications may not be possible if you are using a USB to serial converter a self made cable a self made extension
11. within access windows or window areas of the flash shield window An access window 1s set for blocks with the checkbox selected R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 27 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 3 4 Flash Option Tabbed Page The flash options of the MCU can be set in the Flash Option tabbed page Remark Only those items the target MCU supports are shown For the meanings and details of the settings of the individual items refer to the user s manual of the target MCU in use Operation Operation Setting Block Setting Flash Option Connect Setting 4 Lockbit set Option Do Nothing OTP set Option Do Nothing Security set Option Do Nothing security Mode Command Protection Mode Command Protection Disable Erase Command Disable Disable Program Command Disable Disable Read Command Disable ID Code Access Password set Option Do Nothing ID Code he FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFI Gode Flash o Password e FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFI Data Flash Access Password e FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFI Disable Serial Programmine set Option Do Nothing Figure 2 11 Flash Option Tabbed Page 1 Lockbit Specify whether or not lock bits are to be set The blocks for which the lock bit 1s to be set are selected on the Block Setting tabbed page 2 OTP Specify whether or not blocks are to be set as OTP The blocks to be set as OTP are selected on t
12. 2 Connecting the target system Connect the target cable of the tool to the target system Caution If power is to be supplied on the target system be sure to connect the tool in use to the target system before switching the power on 3 Creating a project file 1 When the RFP is started the maim window opens When File Create a new project 1s selected from the menu bar the Create New Project dialog box will appear Es Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 00 File Device Information Create a new project Open a project Save the current project Exit Figure 3 2 File Menu 2 Select RL78 for Microcontroller Enter any project name in this example sample for Project Name and specify any folder e g D rfp sample for Project Folder Select El for Tool For the RL78 family Interface is fixed to 1 wire UART Clicking on the Tool Details button opens the Tool Details dialog box R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 38 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 3 Operating the RFP E Create New Project Project Information Microcontroller ALTE Project Name sample Project Folder D wip sample Communication Figure 3 3 Create New Project Dialog Box 3 Select the Select Tool tabbed page and the Auto Select checkbox After that select 5 0V USB VBUS in Power Supply Click on OK Ee Tool Details EL Power Supply 5 None
13. 4 2 2 Read block information e Read flash option Connect the target MCU and read the flash options The read flash option information can be reflected in the current project For details refer to section 2 4 2 3 Read flash option e Blank Check Connect the target MCU for blank checking R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 32 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 4 2 1 Read memory When Device Information gt Read memory is selected from the menu bar the Save As dialog box will appear Specify the file and folder where the data that have been read are to be stored Clicking on the button shows the Read Memory Information dialog box Specify the range of the flash area to be read Remark The Motorola S format or the Intel HEX format is selectable as the file format for saving E Read Memory Information select rea select Address Start Address HEX 0 User Boot Area End Address HEX aFFFFF start Address Ox 00000000 End Address 0x 3FFFFF Length HEX size 4096 00 K 400000 I Skip blank areas Cancel Figure 2 13 Read Memory Information Dialog Box 1 Area list Select the area to be read or all areas 2 Area information Information on the area that has been selected from the list of areas or on all areas 1s shown 3 Skip blank areas Reading of blank areas of the MCU is skipped 1f this checkbox is selected Remark The size o
14. CUONS ir E Es 13 21 Main INVADE a OE A A OS DK E SKA 13 22 roz ANTUS ane SOIR TITT TTT TTT TTTITTTTTTTTTTTETTTT TRETI TTT TTTITTTETTTTETTE TERE 14 22 Create New Project Dialog BOX asma E a di 14 222 rool Details Dralo Do x fit asmo EE a loe EES EA a a o a 16 229 pet Clock Dialog BO kaa ael sao E a E 19 2 2 4 SEED Coder Dialog BOX rada Kk aa ltd 19 225 Set Access Password Dialog BOX spa rs EA OE rk 20 23 Operatine the Tabbed Paces tasca olla KEO ta AE KU 21 234 Operation Tabbed Pacce pa KTA o KK NA a luel 22 232 Operation Serum Tabbed Pareado perales 23 299 Block Settimo Labbet Page p VN nne arma ns 26 2 3 4 flash Opuon JN JODEGP ASD A ss Lk kot ab es Ek korento al ARENA AE a a KOVAR BES 28 235 Connect Setting Tabbed Pagers o o I A ra A A a a kad E 31 2 4 Meni sire RR RR mere TT TT TITT TTT RR sota 32 2 4 1 ASS AAA A NI O A A AS 32 2 4 2 Device Information Menu rd o oa ae vd kolosa go lusk ADIO kela lj 32 25 Command Line ODPUONS sa ay is p A DS 36 2 5 1 SU e DBO o ELO arrollo SRD E S O RR O 36 Do DI sip TTT a a pres agia 37 3 1 ElOY OLOPOFINONS o a KE 38 VO DIESNOQUN Osa al o Seneca o cel ee IS oe 47 4 1 Problems durmo AU cia 4 42 Problems duras Operation papilas iii GK AK EEE A 48 4 3 Problems dunne ONIMUNCA ONS saida se O da a a ie O Ea kaa koka bd dia 52 4 4 Error MESSADES lod a a a Gedease 53 5 Ponts OF A ON ss a tia 58 5 1 Mampulatme the User Boot MAL sus sr kasto ks nea LA ARAN ekono K
15. Disable Serial Programming function is set for an MCU the setting cannot be reversed R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 30 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 3 5 Connect Setting Tabbed Page The information required to connect the MCU can be set on the Connect Setting tabbed page Remark The items displayed differ according to the type of the target MCU Communication Tool Interface 2 mire LART Tool Details Mum utoselect Power None Main Glock Authentication Frequency 20 000000 Auto Authentication ID Code Code Flash Access Password Data Flash Access Password Figure 2 12 Connect Setting Tabbed Page 1 Communication Change the settings for communications For details refer to section 2 2 1 Create New Project Dialog Box 2 Speed Select the bit rate for use in communications with the target MCU The available bit rates differ according to the environment of the target MCU and the target system 3 Wide Voltage For details refer to section 2 2 1 Create New Project Dialog Box 4 Main Clock Change the frequency of the input clock from that which was set when the project was created 5 Authentication Change the setting for automatic authentication when connecting a target MCU for which an ID code or access password has been set When Auto Authentication is selected the ID code or access passwor
16. E AN llas 58 I2 FOST kO oo 58 5 3 USB A0 Serial CONV KI ETERA TTT TTT TTT TETTE TTT TTT TTT TETTE TERETA 58 5 4 Check betore Connect 58 5 5 Erase Chipor bie RHS0 Famil yaara E A a skolaj 58 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 1 Overview 1 Overview The Renesas Flash Programmer hereafter referred to as the RFP 1s software that uses an El emulator hereafter referred to as the E1 E20 emulator hereafter referred to as the E20 or E2 emulator Lite hereafter referred to as the E2 Lite via a serial or USB interface to erase write and verify programs on a target system on which a Renesas Electronics MCU with on chip flash memory is mounted 1 1 Features e Writing controlled by the host PC e High speed writing by using an emulator e Simple operation for writing with a simple GUI specific to development e Automatic writing from a command line 1 2 Overview of RFP Operations The following operations can be performed by using RFP e Reading program files e Executing target commands e Executing command lines 1 3 Supported Microcontrollers Microcontrollers supported by RFP are listed on the web page at the following link http www renesas com rfp R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 ENESAS Page 9 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 1 Overview 1 4 System Overview An overview of the RFP system is illustrated in the following diagram Target system USB cable Target cable Renesas Flash Programmer Serial cable
17. EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 23 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions e Program Flash Option Set flash options such as Lockbit OTP Access Window Option Bytes and Security The programming setting conforms to the settings made on the Block Setting and Flash Option tabbed pages e Checksum Acquire the checksum The checksum is calculated by the method selected under 4 Checksum Type e Verify Perform verification The operation reflects the setting made under 3 Program amp Verify Option 2 Erase Option Set options when Erase is selected for Command e Erase Selected Blocks Erase only those blocks selected on the Block Setting tabbed page For the Block Setting tabbed page refer to section 2 3 3 Block Setting Tabbed Page e Erase All Blocks Erase all blocks Caution Erasure processing may be skipped for certain blocks reserved by the MCU due to security functions and so on e Erase Chip Erase all blocks and clear the flash options Caution This processing does not restore the MCU to its state at shipment If correct settings are not programmed for the flash options after erasing the chip the MCU will not operate When this processing is used on a RH850 family product be sure to refer to chapter 5 Points for Caution R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 24 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descr
18. I Es Tool Details E1 Select Tool Mode Pin Setting Mode Pins at Connection Boot Mode Entry by RFF ho lod tod do dol iol Pin Output Dx Pin Setting High ixi Mode Pins at Disconnection Reset Pin as Low Figure 2 3 Tool Details Dialog Box 1 Select Tool Tools which are currently available are shown select the tool to be used When the Auto Select checkbox 1s selected the tool which 1s shown at the top of the list is automatically selected To directly select the tool to be used deselect the Auto Select checkbox and select a tool from the list Remark For the E1 E20 or E2 Lite the serial number of the emulator is shown 2 Power Supply Select the power supply function of the tool Select None 1f no power 1s to be supplied from the tool in use R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 16 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions Select the voltage when the tool in use is to supply power For the power supply function refer to the user s manual of the tool you are using Caution Do not use the power supply function from the tool in processing for mass production instead supply power which matches the MCU s specifications from the target system Since the voltage supplied from the tool depends on the performance of the USB power supply of the host PC its precision cannot be guaranteed 3 Setting of entry to boot mode Make settings fo
19. Program Fia CARFP Programfie sample her Flash Operation Erase gt gt Program gt gt Very Erazing the selected blocks Operation Ares lode Flash DOME 1080 ear E FF ze 00040000 Operation Brea Data Flash 1J0000F 1000 hkO00F2FFF sge 000002000 Parit data to the target device Operation Area Code Flash arte te x0003F FFF 00040000 Operation Ares Daia Flash 1 0 lt 000F 1000 0 lt 000F2FFF ee 100002000 Werre data Operation Ares nae F heh diiit Kel FFF e DOADO Operation Area Dala Flash 1JOeOOOFI0OO hxG0OF2FFF O 00002000 Disconnect ing the tool Operation completed Figure 3 14 Main Window R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 45 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 3 Operating the RFP 7 Exiting the system 1 Remove the target cable of the tool in use from the target system Caution If VDD is being supplied on the target system turn off the supply power before removing the target cable of the tool in use from the target system 2 If you do not need to program another target MCU select File gt Exit and exit the RFP Since all settings that you have made are saved in the project file they can be reused when the RFP is restarted When you intend to continue to program other target MCUs connect the target system step 2 and execute the required commands step 6 File Device Information Create a new project Open a project Save the current pro
20. RFP is disconnected from the target MCU the low level continues to be output from the RESET pin e Reset Pin as High After the RFP is disconnected from the target MCU and the RESET pin has been at the low level for a short time the RESET pin enters the hi Z state This setting is used when the user wishes to operate the target MCU on completion of processing with the RFP R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 18 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 2 3 Set Clock Dialog Box The input clock must be set to suit the type of the target MCU If setting of the input clock is required the Set Clock dialog box will appear Main Glock Frequency 125 MHz Cancel Figure 2 4 Set Clock Dialog Box Enter the frequency of the input clock and click on OK The value for frequency is entered in MHz If you want to enter a value in smaller units than MHz use a decimal point 2 2 4 Set ID Code Dialog Box When an ID code has been set for the target MCU an ID code for authentication must be entered If an ID code for authentication 1s required the Set ID Code dialog box will appear Remark Whether or not there is an ID code function depends on the target MCU ID Code Authentication ID Code Cancel Figure 2 5 Set ID Code Dialog Box Enter the ID code for authentication in hexadecimal notation 0 to 9 and A to F and click on OK Remark The default ID code in some targe
21. RS 232C USB cable USB Direct Figure 1 1 RFP Connection Image 1 4 1 Connection with the Target System For examples of programming circuits by using the El E20 or E2 Lite refer to the user s manuals for the individual products For examples of programming circuits using the USB refer to the hardware manual of the MCU you are using Examples of programming circuits by using the serial interface of the host PC are provided on the web page at the following link http www renesas com rfp R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 10 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 1 Overview 1 5 Operating Environment 1 5 1 Hardware Environment 1 Host PC e Processor 1 GHz or faster e Main memory At least 1 Gbyte 2 Gbytes or more when using 64 bit Windows 2 Gbytes or more recommended e Display Resolution of 1 024 x 768 or higher and 65 536 or more colors e Interface USB 2 0 when using El E20 E2 Lite or USB Direct Serial interface RS 232C when using COMx 2 Tools supported e El e E20 e E2 Lite Remark The E2 Lite is a tool product that is only sold in limited regions 1 5 2 Software Environment 1 OSs supported e Windows 7 32 bit and 64 bit e Windows 8 1 32 bit and 64 bit e Windows 10 32 bit and 64 bit Remark For any of these we recommend having the latest service pack installed 2 Software required e Microsoft NET Framework 4 language pack R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENE
22. SAS Page 11 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 1 Overview 1 6 Formats of Program Files For a HEX file to be readable by the RFP 1t must have the correct format and satisfy the following conditions Ifa program file with a non supported format is read an error will occur 1 Intel HEX format e There are no unnecessary characters including spaces after the final record e All lines consist solely of record types 00 to 05 2 Motorola S format e The format file ends with the end record S7 S8 or S9 e All lines consist solely of record types SO to S9 excluding S4 1 6 1 HCUHEX Files An HCUHEX file is required for ordering flash memory products whose flash memories are pre written by Renesas Electronics After being generated by the HEX Consolidation Utility HCU operation based on the HCUHEX file must be verified by using the flash memory programmer The RFP handles the HCUHEX file as master data so the user can check the settings specified for writing and option data Some RL78 MCUs support HCUHEX files If an MCU supports HCUHEX files this will be stated in the user s manual of the MCU RX and RH850 MCUS do not support HCUHEX files For details on the HCU see the user s manual for the HCU or the target MCU The HCU user s manual is available on the following web page http www renesas com support downloads download results ods other hcu gui jsp Parameter file for the PG FP5 HEX file E Edit mod
23. abbed page Operation Setting Block Setting Flash Option Command Erase Selected Blocks Erase Program Program 4 Verify Option Fill OxFF Program Flash Option Erase Before Program Checksum Verify in the device 4 Verify Figure 3 7 Operation Setting Tabbed Page 2 Set the Block Setting tabbed page Check that all checkboxes in the Erase and P V columns have been selected Then click on the Connect Setting tabbed page Operation Setting Block Setting Per Star R5F104Py Code Flash 1 0000000000 OxcODOSFFFF Data Hash 1 Ox ODOF 1000 kODOFAFFE Figure 3 8 Block Setting Tabbed Page R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 41 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 3 Operating the RFP 3 Set the Connect Setting tabbed page Specify 1 000 000 bps for Speed then click on the Operation tab Interface wire UART speed bps Num Auto Select Power 5 0V USB VBUS Wide Voltage Figure 3 9 Connect Setting Tabbed Page 4 Check that the commands above are displayed as Erase gt gt Program gt gt Verify Ej Renesas Flash Programmer V3D00O Fle Device Information Operation Operation Seting Elock Setting Fash Option Connect Setting Project information Microcontrmiar ASFIDAP4 Conrectna the tool Tool El Tool Mum QESODI284 Interface wire UART Emulator supply power BOY Emulators irmo version 3 00 00 001 C
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25. and correct use of the Renesas Flash Programmer This manual is intended for users who are using the flash programmer in designing and developing a system that employs a Renesas Electronics microcontroller equipped with on chip flash memory It is assumed that the readers of this manual have a basic knowledge of microcontrollers and Windows and some knowledge of electrical and logic circuits Use this software after sufficiently confirming the manual of the microcontroller in use 2 Conventions e Note Footnote for item marked with Note in the text e Caution Information requiring particular attention e Remark Supplementary information e Numeral representations Binary XXXX Or XXXXB Decimal XXXX Hexadecimal OXXX XX or xxxxH e Any character or item on the screen that can be selected or input o o Name of a button e Name of a command dialog box tabbed page option or area on the screen 3 Terminology The meanings of the terms used in the Renesas Flash Programmer manual are as follows 1 2 Abbreviation of Renesas Flash Programmer software for programming flash memory E1 E20 E2 Lite Abbreviation of the E1 E20 or E2 emulator Lite General term for the tool used by the customer whether an E1 E20 or E2 Lite Abbreviation of microcontroller unit Target MCU The Renesas Electronics MCU with on chip flash memory which is in use by the user Target system User designed board
26. arget MCU is shown 2 NotBlank Column Information on blank blocks in the target MCU is shown Blocks with check marks are not blank 3 Information on options in units of blocks Information on the target MCU in units of blocks is shown OTP OTP Lo NotBlank E a e a AW gt AW OKO For details on each item refer to section 2 3 3 Block Setting Tabbed Page 4 Reflecting read information Clicking on OK reflects the read contents of the checked items in the corresponding columns of the Block Setting tabbed page R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 ENESAS Page 34 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 4 2 3 Read flash option When Device Information Read flash option is selected from the menu bar the Read Flash Option dialog box will appear after connecting the target MCU and information on Option Bytes and Security will be read out Note that the items to be shown differ according to the type of the target MCU in use Es Read Flash Option Lockbit set Information Disable OTP set Information Disable Option Bytes 16 U S set Information Disable Security Security Mode Command Protection Mode Command Protection Disable Eraze Command Disable Disable Program Command Disable Disable Read Command Disable Feedback these settings to Flash Option tab Figure 2 15 Read Flash Option Dialog Box 1 Reflecting the set informatio
27. be defective Action Check the tool for defects by using the diagnostic tool for the tool in use If you find a defect consider repairs If there 1s no defect try connecting the tool to another host PC R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 47 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 4 Troubleshooting 4 2 Problems during Operation This section describes troubleshooting for problems that may occur during operation 1 When an error produces the message E3000105 There is no response from the device Cause 1 The connection with the target system might be wrong Action 1 1 Check that the connection with the target system is in accord with the recommended circuits shown in the user s manual of the tool in use Also check that all required pins of the tool have been connected 2 For the RL78 family check that the EVDD pins of the El E20 or E2 Lite have been correctly connected Cause 2 The operating mode of the target MCU might be wrong Action 2 1 Refer to the user s manual for the target MCU and check that all required mode pins are being handled correctly 2 For the RX family check that the settings for I O signals in the Tool Details dialog box match the wiring of the target system Cause 3 The wrong MCU might be selected in the Create New Project dialog box Action 3 Select the same MCU as the target MCU Cause 4 The target MCU might not be receiving a clock signal Action 4 Ch
28. ct testrpi Microcontroller PINO Series Endian Little Program File D RFP_Test_Data Data FFFOO000 1M_ING mat Flash Operation Erase gt gt Program gt Verity Figure 2 8 Operation Tabbed Page 1 Project Information Information on the selected project is shown 2 Endian Select the endian for the data of the program file This item does not appear for target MCUs which do not support changing the endian in the RFP e Little Set the handling of files for programming as little endian e Big Set the handling of files for programming as big endian 3 Program File Set a path for the file to be programmed in the flash memory of the target MCU Click on to select a file 4 Flash Operation Clicking on leads to the execution of commands to handle the processing shown above Start Information on the state 1s indicated with color and characters in the status display to the right of Start For the status display refer to table 2 2 The type of flash operation can be changed on the Operation Setting tabbed page For the Operation Setting tabbed page refer to section 2 3 2 Operation Setting Tabbed Page R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 22 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions Table 2 2 State Information Immediately after the RFP has been started or after clicking on the Clear button under the output panel A command is being executed A command
29. d that has been entered is used for authentication To change the value used for automatic authentication enter a new value in the dialog box which is displayed by clicking on the button for changing the setting R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 31 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 4 Menu Bar 2 4 1 File Menu Menu items for processing related to projects can be selected e Create a new project Create a new project For details refer to section 2 2 Creating a New Project e Open a project Open an existing project file e Save the current project Save the changes to the current project e Exit Exit the RFP 2 4 2 Device Information Menu Processing for device information can be selected Caution Selecting items from the Device Information menu leads to transfer to and from the target MCU to acquire information Before selecting an item check the connection between the host PC and the target MCU If a connection is not found an error will occur Remark Some menu items will not be usable according to the type of the target MCU e Read memory Connect the target MCU and read and save the contents of the flash areas For details refer to section 2 4 2 1 Read memory e Read block information Connect the target MCU and read the information on the blocks The read block information can be reflected in the current project For details refer to section 2
30. de Device How do you want to search for driver software Search automatically for updated driver software Windows vall search your computer and the Internet for the latest driver software for your device unless you ve disabled this festure in your device instala bon settings gt Browse my computer for driver software Figure 4 2 Update Driver Software R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 49 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 4 Troubleshooting 3 Select Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer Update Oriver Software Renesas USB1653 USB Boot Mode Device Browse for driver software on your computer Search for driver software in this location A Include subfolders Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer This list will show instaled driver software compatible with the device and al driver software in the same category as the device Figure 4 3 Update Driver Software 4 The dialog box below is shown If Generic Boot USB Direct is not displayed use the RFP installer to re install the USB driver for the USB boot MCU Type A Select Generic Boot USB Direct and click on Next Update Oriver Software Renesas USB1653 USB Boot Mode Device Select the device driver you want to install for this hardware Select the manufacturer and model of your hardware device and then click Next F you have a B disk that contains the driver you wa
31. e Check mode HCUHEX Send the HCUHEX file when Verify operation by using the RFP file ordering a flash memory product whose flash memory is to be pre written by Renesas Electronics Figure 1 2 RFP Connection Image R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 12 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 Descriptions of Functions This chapter describes the window structure and functions of the RFP 2 1 Main Window After the RFP is started the main window as shown below will appear Es Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 00 Figure 2 1 Main Window 1 Menu bar For the menu bar refer to section 2 4 Menu Bar 2 Tabbed pages Operations on the tabbed pages enable controlling the RFP for writing setting options and so on For details on the individual tabbed pages refer to section 2 3 Operation of the Tabbed Pages 3 Log output panel The content and results of command execution are displayed here Caution Log entries older than the 1500th line are automatically removed 4 Clear status and message Pressing this button clears the contents of the log output window and the status information on the Operation tabbed page R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 13 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 2 Creating a New Project 2 2 1 Create New Project Dialog Box Selecting File gt Create a new project
32. eck the clock supply on the target system Cause 5 Power might not be being supplied normally to the target MCU Action 5 1 Check the power supply setting 2 If the power is being supplied from the tool in use the power might not be sufficient In such cases supply power from the target system Confirm that the supply of power on the target system 1s possible R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 48 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 4 Troubleshooting 2 When USB Direct of the RX device does not work Cause The wrong driver may be being recognized as the driver for booting via the USB Generic Boot USB Direct should normally be recognized Action Install the correct driver through the following steps Windows 7 1s used in this example 1 When the wrong driver is being recognized Windows Device Manager will show the following state p Device Mi anager Espous sr aka 4 Storage controlers Mi System devices Universal Serial Bus controlers Generic USB Hub vi Generic USB Hub Generic USB Hub k stb RE LL USE Enhanced Host Controler 10 26 i ly USB Enhanced Host Controler IC2D Figure 4 1 Device Manager 2 When you select Update Driver Software the following dialog box is displayed Select Browse my computer for driver software Update Driver Software Renesas 15681653 USB Boot Mode Device 2 Update Driver Software Renesas USB1653 USB Boot Mo
33. ect COMx as the tool to be used Any value from 1 to 256 can be specified for X USB Direct USB Direct is a method of writing to the MCU in the USB boot mode by using the USB interface port of the host PC When writing data by using the USB interface of the host PC select USB Direct as the tool to be used FINE FINE is a single or dual line communications interface operating through the FINE pin or pins of MCUs 2 2 ID authentication mode One of the security functions of the MCU Connection of the flash programmer is protected by ID authentication Command protection mode A security function of the MCU Execution of a command is restricted e g the execution of erase or other commands can be prohibited For details on operations for the setting of individual security functions refer to the user s manual of the MCU A security function of the MCU For details refer to the user s manual of the MCU Access window AW This is also referred to as the flash shield window The specified range is selected as the access window and window area and functionality in other ranges is restricted to a degree which depends on the operating mode For details refer to the user s manual of the MCU Flash options Flash options are settings which determine the state after the MCU is reset and is a general term for settings which must be specified separately from the HEX file 4 Related Documents When using this manual also re
34. et microcontroller set to wide voltage mode When writing to the target MCU proceeds with a voltage lower than 2 4 V deselect this checkbox For details on the wide voltage mode refer to the user s manual of the target MCU Remark Wide Voltage is not displayed for those target MCUs which do not support it 5 Clicking on enables connection with the target MCU At this time the following dialog boxes might be displayed according to the type of the target MCU enter a value in each dialog box to continue processing to make the connection e Set Clock dialog box e Set ID Code dialog box e Set Access Password dialog box For details on these dialog boxes refer to sections 2 2 3 Set Clock Dialog Box 2 2 4 Set ID Code Dialog Box and 2 2 5 Set Access Password Dialog Box Caution If the connection is made with incorrect settings the tool or the target system might be damaged For details refer to chapter 5 Points for Caution R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 15 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 2 2 Tool Details Dialog Box The Tool Details dialog box consists of the following tabbed pages e Select Tool tabbed page e Mode Pin Setting tabbed page The Mode Pin Setting tabbed page 1s only displayed when the El E20 or E2 Lite is selected Es Tool Details E1 select Tool Mode Pin Setting Auto Select Power Supply None av cx SOV LSB WEUS
35. f the area for judging whether a range is blank or not differs according to the target MCU Furthermore in some target MCUs selecting this option will significantly increase time for reading 4 Select Address Change items when only a specific range 1s to be read 5 Read Connect the target MCU start reading the range specified in Select Address and save the data in the specified file and folder R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 33 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 4 2 2 Read block information When Device Information Read block information is selected from the menu bar the Read Block Information dialog box will appear after connecting the target MCU and information on blocks including lock bits OTP flags and access windows will be read Note that the columns to be shown differ according to the type of the target MCU in use Es Read Block Infomation Code Flash 1 Block 0 Block 1 Block 2 Blocks Block 4 Block Block b Block 0 lt 00000000 0 00002000 Ox 00004000 0 lt 00006000 Do 00008000 0 00004000 000006000 Ox 00008000 OxO01FFFFF 0x00001FFF 0x00003FFF 0x00005FFF 0x00007FFF 0x00009FFF 0x0000BFFF 0x0000DFFF 0x0000FFFF Feedback the Information to Block setting tab Lockbit gt Lockbit Not blank PAY Figure 2 14 1 Information on block areas Read Block Information Dialog Box Information on the block areas for the t
36. fer to the following documents The related documents indicated in this publication may include preliminary versions However preliminary versions are not marked as such Documents related to development tools user s manual Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 User s Manual E1 E20 Emulator User s Manual R20UTO398E E2 Emulator Lite RTEOTOOO2LKCEOOOOOR User s Manual R20UT3240E Caution The related documents listed above are subject to change without notice Be sure to use the latest version of each document in design etc o Replacing Terms Some terms in this manual should be replaced as shown in the table below depending on the MCU to be used e When an RX100 or RX200 1s to be used e When an RL78 is to be used Term in This Manual To be Replaced with Access window AW Flash shield window All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners CONTENTS lo JOVOVIOW ss a A aea Gb e ON roe sa re 9 1 1 O ETT ETE CN TTT TTT TTT TETTE TEME 9 12 Overview Ol REP OperalONlS sos ao 9 1 3 Supported NicrocontrollErS santos TTT TTT TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT TTT TTETITTESTI 9 1 4 AA oe TT TTT TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTETY YT 10 1 4 1 Connection with the Tarzet Ss is 10 1 5 Operatino ENVIAMOS Eo 11 13d Hardware Environment tocada tecla tocarla tenida 11 1 5 2 Sot Wate EY MRO MIME IN mea ea ean da 11 1 6 ROrmats0r Pro Stan CS rodillo dol ido leds epale 12 1 6 1 HCUME PES ii 12 22 IDESGNPUONS ON FUN
37. has been executed and ended normally OK Processing has stopped during the execution of a command Abort Processing failed after the execution of a command 2 3 2 Operation Setting Tabbed Page Settings for the flash operation can be changed on the Operation Setting tabbed page Remark Some items will not be shown according to the selected program file or the type of the target MCU A A OO PA Operation Operation Setting Black Setting Flash Option Connect Settine Command Erase Option Erase All Blocks Erase Program amp Verify Option Fill OxFF v Program Program Flash Option MI Eraze Before Program Verity by reading the device kuj Verify Option rea Checksum Verify Checksum Type debit additive method Figure 2 9 Operation Setting Tabbed Page 1 Command Specify the type of processing that will proceed after clicking on 1n the main window When multiple operations are specified for Command each operation is executed from the top item in order The following five types of processing can be specified for Command and are described in more detail following the summaries below e Erase Erase the flash area The range of areas to be erased conforms to the setting made with 2 Erase Option e Program Program the flash area The operation reflects the setting made under 3 Program Verify Option R20UT3578
38. he Block Setting tabbed page 3 Access Window Specify whether or not access windows are to be set The range over which access windows are to be set are the blocks selected on the Block Setting tabbed page 4 Option Bytes Change the settings of option bytes e Set Option o Do Nothing Option bytes are not set o Set The setting of option bytes 1s enabled e Enable Extended Option Bytes o Disable Operations on the extended option bytes OPBTS8 and above are disabled o Enable Operations on the extended option bytes OPBT8 and above are enabled Caution Since the extended option bytes contain important settings for the MCU take care with the data to be programmed if you enable this operation Normally use this option as disabled unless you have a particular reason to do otherwise R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 28 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions e OPBTO OPBT 7 Enter the settings for option bytes in units of four bytes in hexadecimal notation little endian e OPBTE8 or later Enter the settings for extended option bytes in units of four bytes 1n hexadecimal notation little endian 5 ICU S Set ICU S e Set Option e Do Nothing ICU S is not set e Set The ICU S function is enabled Caution Once the ICU S function is set for the MCU it cannot be canceled 6 Security Set security functi
39. iptions of Functions 3 Program amp Verify Option Set options here when you have selected Program or Verify for Command e Fill OxXFF Select the method for handling ranges for which files have no data o When Fill OxFF is selected Programming The value OxFF is programmed to bytes in ranges for which the program file has no data Verifying Ranges containing no data from a program file are regarded as having the value OxFF for comparison o When Fill OxFF is not selected Programming Ranges for which the program file has no data are not programmed Verifying Ranges for which the program file has no data are not verified Caution Even if Fill OxFF is not selected this action always applies for the minimum unit of programming by the MCU e Erase Before Program The range where data are to be programmed is erased beforehand 1f this option is selected Caution The range to be erased depends on the minimum unit of erasing by the MCU e Verification type Select the type of verification as one of the following items Depending on the target MCU only one type may be available o Verify by reading the device Data are acquired with a read command from the MCU and the RFP handles comparison Comparison cannot proceed if the MCU is in a state such that reading is prohibited o Verify in the device Data are re sent to the MCU in response to the verify command and the MCU side handles co
40. ject Exit Figure 3 15 Main Window 3 Remove the USB cable from the tool R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 46 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 4 Troubleshooting 4 Troubleshooting This chapter explaims how to troubleshoot the RFP Remark If an error occurs during the sequence of a procedure refer to this chapter and the user s manual of the target MCU Also refer to the user s manual of the tool you are using and execute diagnostic tests If this still does not resolve the problem see the FAQ at http www renesas com support If you are using the product version of the RFP contact Renesas via the Renesas website hitp www renesas com contact after writing down the PID number printed on the back of the CD case for the RFP 4 1 Problems during Startup This section explains how to troubleshoot problems that might occur in the processes from installation to startup 1 When the tool is connected to the host PC via a USB interface plug and play does not recognize the driver Cause The USB connector might not be inserted properly into the USB port of the host PC Action Check that the USB connector is fully inserted into the USB port of the host PC Alternatively disconnect the USB connector and then insert the USB connector again after a while 2 The tool is connected to the host PC but the power LED on the tool is not turned on Cause The USB port of the tool or the host PC might
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42. lxFF20006F DxFF2000FF DxFF20013F DxFF20017F OxFF2001BF OxFF2001FF OxFF20023F a E E E E E E E S889 E Se Information on the ranges of the block areas for the target MCU is shown a aA El Lockbit OTP E El aapdaaaaDapn El E a a A A Bl A 00 la LUJ Caution Common area names and block numbers are used in the RFP note that they may differ from those described in the user s manuals of the MCUs 2 Erase column Specify blocks to be erased When Erase Selected Blocks 1s selected for Erase Option on the Operation Setting tabbed page blocks with checkboxes selected in the Erase column are to be erased 3 P V column Specify blocks to be programmed or verified Blocks with checkboxes selected in the P V column are to be programmed or verified R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 ENESAS Page 26 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 4 Setting functions in units of blocks Specify blocks for the setting of security or safety functions While Program Flash Option is selected the settings are only reflected in the MCU when the type of setting is enabled on the Flash Option tabbed page e Lockbit column Select blocks for which the lock bit 1s to be set A lock bit is set for blocks with the checkbox selected e OTP column Select blocks to be set as OTP Blocks with the checkbox selected are set as OTP e AW column Select blocks to be
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44. mparison Depending on the specifications of the verify command the range for comparison may extend beyond the programmed data and this may lead to an error in verification if Fill OxFF was not selected e Verify Option Area Select whether or not to verify values in the flash option area This item 1s only displayed when a specific type of program file that includes values for the options such as an HCUHEX file is selected 4 Checksum Type Select the type of calculation when Checksum 1s selected for Command The available types of calculation differ according to the target MCU R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 25 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 3 3 Block Setting Tabbed Page The blocks for operations can be set on the Block Setting tabbed page Remark The columns to be displayed differ according to the type of the target MCU Operation Operation Setting Code Flash User Boot rea Data Flash 1 Block 25 Block 258 Block 259 Block 260 Block 261 Block 262 Block 263 Block 264 Block 265 Figure 2 10 start Ox Q0000000 Ox 01000000 lxFF200000 OxFF 00000 OxFF 200040 OxFF 200080 E OxFF 200100 OxFF 200140 OxFF 200180 OxFF e001 OxFF 200200 Block Setting Tabbed Page 1 Information on the block areas Block Setting Flash Option Connect Setting End Ox Q01FFFFF OxQ1007FFF OxFF207F FF DxFF20003F DxFF20007F
45. n Selecting the checkbox and clicking on reflects the read contents on the Flash Option tabbed page R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 35 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 5 Command Line Options The RFP can be controlled from a command line The command line responds to the following options and parameters Table 2 3 Options and Parameters Path to a project file Loads a project file specified for a parameter and starts the RFP silent a path for a project file Loads a project file specified by the parameter and starts the RFP in GUI hidden mode The target MCU is overwritten according to the settings for operation in the project file file a path for a program file Replaces the program file specified by the parameter with a program file in the project file and overwrites the target MCU The silent option is required to use this option log a path for a log file Outputs a log of operations by the RFP to a file text format specified for a parameter The silent option is required to use this option Remark Pathnames that include spaces must be enclosed in double quotation marks Also the absolute path must be specified 2 5 1 silent Option When this option is specified no GUI is shown processing similar to opening the specified project file and clicking on the start button once is performed After processing the RFP automatically exits and return
46. nnot be overwritten This error occurs when an attempt is made to handle data having overlapping addresses Check for data having overlapped addresses in the program file Message The format of option data is invalid Description The ae MCU does not support the format of the option data in the specified A qa NA Message The device is not The device is not responding 1 This error occurs when there is no response from the target MCU during connection to the target system Refer to section 4 2 Problems during Operation E3000106 This device is not supported A An attempt was made to connect a non supported target MCU Message This device does not match the connection parameters An attempt was made to connect an MCU which does not match the target MCU that was acquired when the project was created Check that the target MCU is correct or re create the project E300010A Message The data at address OxXXXXXXXXX do not match Message The option data do not match The flash option data in the program file might be different from that programmed in the target MCU This error will occur when the flash option data is reflected in the MCU after a reset E300010C Data received from the device are corrupted Refer to section 4 3 Problems during Communications E300010D The device sent an unrecognized response 0xXX Check that the MCU was reset before connection E3000201 Cannot find the specified tool This error occurs when the t
47. nt to install click Have Disk Show compatible hardware mu uu Generic Boot USE Direct Lal Renesas USB1653 USB Boot Mode Device LJ This driver has an Authenticode tm signature Figure 4 4 Update Driver Software R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 50 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 4 Troubleshooting 5 Installation of the driver for booting via the USB is finished Figure 4 5 Update Driver Software 3 Forgetting the ID code of the RX or entering the wrong ID code Action Refer to the address 1n the program file at which the ID code was set For details refer to the user s manual of the target MCU When the control code for the ID code is set so that the whole flash memory 1s erased after consecutively entering a wrong ID code three times you can program the flash memory after returning to boot mode R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 51 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 4 Troubleshooting 4 3 Problems during Communications This section describes troubleshooting for problems that may occur during communications with the tool or the MCU 1 When the following errors occur while the tool is connected e E3000203 An error occurred while connecting to the tool e E3000204 An error occurred while communicating with the tool e E3000205 An error occurred while updating the tool firmware e E3000206 An error occurred while initializing the tool Action 1 When
48. on which the target MCU is mounted Input clock A clock from an oscillator or a resonator which is externally input to the target MCU Project file Project files hold the data required to write programs ln the RFP a project file holds the settings related to the programming environment such as target MCU settings and command option specifications Project files have the filename extension rpj Parameter file Parameter files include information required to program the flash memory of the target MCU and are created by acquiring information from the MCU Parameter files have the extension fcf ID code Authentication code used in flash programming and in on chip debugging For details refer to the user s manual of the MCU Lock bit One of the safety functions of the MCU For details refer to the user s manual of the MCU HEX file Program file without flash option data Program file Program file refers to a file that contains a program to be written to the MCU The RFP supports the following program file formats a HEX files in Intel HEX format b HCUHEX files in Intel HEX format c HEX files in Motorola S format d HCUHEX files in Motorola S format e Refer to section 1 6 Formats of Program Files e The only supported character code is ASCII one byte Unicode two bytes is not supported COMx COMx is a serial interface port of the host PC When writing data to the target system by using a serial interface of the host PC sel
49. onnecting to the target devie Query the device information Device Name RSF 1104F Gods Flash 1 Address x Q0000000 Size x00040000 Erase Size DeDOOOOEOM Data Flash Address 2 000F 1000 See 00002000 Erase Size Ox 00000400 IDiscormecimg the tool Operation completed Figure 3 10 Main Window R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 42 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 3 Operating the RFP 5 Selecting a program file Click on in Program File on the Operation tabbed page and select a program file from among those displayed in the dialog box in this example C RFP_ProgramFile sample hex Check that the path to the program file selected in the Program File box is indicated Operation Operation Setting Flash Option Project Information Current Project sample rpi Microcontroller R5FIOAPJ Program File CARFP ProgramFile sample hex Hash Operation Erase gt gt Program gt gt Verify Figure 3 11 Operation Tabbed Page R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 43 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 3 Operating the RFP 6 Executing a command 1 Click on to execute the commands indicated above Start When sending of the commands 1s started the Progress Report dialog box will appear J Renesas mes El sh P Oar mi F 13 00 00 y File Device Information Project information Current Project sample roi Micracontrmier ASFIDEPJ
50. ons e Set Option o Do Nothing The security function is not set Set The security function is enabled e Security Mode o Command Protection Mode The command protection function 1s enabled e ID Authentication Mode The ID authentication function is enabled 7 Command Protection Set command protection o No The security function is not set for the target command e Yes The use of the target command is prohibited Caution Once the Disable Erase Command and Disable Boot Block Cluster Programming functions are set for an MCU the setting cannot be reversed 8 ID Code Access Password Set the ID code or the access password e Set Option o Do Nothing An ID code or access password is not set e Set The setting of an ID code or access password 1s enabled e ID Code Enter the ID code in hexadecimal notation e Code Flash Access Password Enter the code flash access password in hexadecimal notation e Data Flash Access Password Enter the data flash access password in hexadecimal notation R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 29 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 9 Disable Serial Programming Make the setting for disabling serial programming e Set Option o Do Nothing Serial programming 1s not disabled o Set Serial programming is disabled Caution Once the
51. ool specified by a project could not be found E3000202 The specified tool is already in use This error occurs when the specified tool is already in use by another program E3000203 An error occurred while connecting to the tool Refer to section 4 3 Problems during Communications E3000204 An error occurred while communicating with the tool Refer to section 4 3 Problems during Communications E3000205 An error occurred while updating the tool firmware Refer to section 4 3 Problems during Communications E3000206 An error occurred while initializing the tool R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 54 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 4 Troubleshooting a AO feter to auton a Probleme durig Gorman Message Power is not TT E to the user aI KLAMI tool after you have turned the target system on Message Power is already been supplied on the user system This error occurs when the power supply function of the tool is selected for use but a power supply voltage that is already present is detected on the user board Check the power supply setting E4000002 Message Cannot release a reset signal Description This error occurs when the reset signal of the target MCU going to the high level i has not been detected while the E1 E20 or E2 Lite is in use and the target MCU is connected Check the reset signal of the target MCU E4000003 Description
52. or occurred in the device Response XX XX Description This error occurs when the value specified for the input clock signal cannot be used muj in the MCU For details refer to the manual of the target MCU Message A frequency error occurred in the device Response XX XX This error occurs when the MCU failed to make the clock settings Check the value of the input clock or the settings of the target MCU For details refer to the manual of the target MCU R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 55 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 4 Troubleshooting Description This error occurs when an ID code different from that set in the target MCU is entered the message is the same for an incorrect access password If you have forgotten the configured ID code connection to the MCU for serial programming is basically disabled However erasure of the whole flash memory is enabled as an exception in some MCUs for details refer to the user s manual of the MCU E1000008 An address error occurred in the device Response XX XX Message A baudrate error occurred in the device Response XX XX Check the settings for the bit rate and the clock Message A sequencer error occurred in the device Response XX XX Description This error will occur in the following cases When an operation is attempted in an area reserved by the security function of the MCU e When the MCU is malfunctioning Message A serial programming connection is
53. r pins when the target MCU is connected e Boot Mode Entry by RFP The settings of Pin Output and Pin Setting according to the recommended circuits of the tool in use are made automatically Remark For the recommended circuit refer to the user s manual and the additional document of the tool you are USING e Boot Mode Entry by User Manually make the settings for Pin Output and Pin Setting Remark Boot Mode Entry by User is selectable only for the RX family however it still might not be selectable depending on the tool in use and the communications interface 4 Setting of outputs Selecting Boot Mode Entry by User for boot mode entry enables the setting of outputs The boxes set the output of the 100 to 105 pins of the tool in use when the target MCU is connected e Pin Output Selected The target pin is used as an output pin Deselected The target pin is used as hi Z e Pin Setting High Selected The high level is output Deselected The low level is output For pin assignments of 100 to 105 in the El E20 and E2 Lite refer to table 2 1 R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 17 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions Table 2 1 Pin Assignments for the E1 E20 and E2 Lite Pin Name RX 5 Setting of RESET Sets the operation of the reset signal when the RFP is disconnected from the target MCU e Reset Pin as Low After the
54. ry of the MCU was attempted but failed Possible causes of the error failure to erase include 1 The power supply voltage for the MCU not being correct 2 The MCU being unable to operate properly because of the pin settings 3 The MCU having been damaged for some reason 4 Communication between the MCU and the PC having failed so the command was not executed Check the items 1 through 4 above Good communications may not be possible if you are using a USB to serial converter a self made cable a self made extension cable or the like for connection with a tool ENESAS Page 57 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 5 Points for Caution 5 Points for Caution This chapter describes points for caution regarding the RFP 5 1 Manipulating the User Boot Mat Applies to RX610 If a valid ID code has not been set before the MCU is connected 1 e the device is not protected manipulation of the user boot mat is not possible on completion of the connection To enable manipulation of the user boot mat set a valid ID code before connecting the MCU 5 2 Host PC Applies to All MCUs Some tools the E1 E20 E2 Lite serial interface and USB interface may not work with the host PC you are using Check the connection between the tool and the host PC If the tool still does not work you may need to use a different host PC 53 USB to Serial Converter Applies to All MCUs We do not recommend the u
55. s O or 1 when the end code is to reflect success or failure respectively R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 36 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 3 Operating the RFP 3 Operating the RFP This chapter describes the basic operation of the RFP the flow until a file is programmed so that the user understands the series of basic operations using the RFP from activation of the system to programming of the target MCU The operations of creating erasing programming and verifying a new project file are explained here The conditions for the series of operations used in the examples are as follows Target MCU R5F104PJ RL78 G14 o Tool used El emulator e Connection method 1 wire UART single wire UART e Communications speed 1 000 000 bps o Clock supply No external clock internal clock oscillator o Power supply El 5 0 V from USB VBUS o Flash options Not used Connect the host and emulator Connect the target system Create a new er the A Create a new project file Select an existing project file Use a project file you Set up a project have used before Execute a command Terminate the host and emulator Figure 3 1 Flow of Operations R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 37 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 3 Operating the RFP 3 1 Flow of Operations 1 Connecting the system Connect the USB port of the host PC to the tool you will be using via the USB cable
56. se of a USB to serial converter because it may cause delays in timing and data being lost due to the specifications of the converter 5 4 Check before Connection Applies to All MCUs Connection of the target MCU in the cases listed below may damage the tool in use or the target system due to conflicts between signals Be sure to check that the settings and circuit connection are correct e The type of the target MCU to be connected was mistaken e The wrong recommended circuit was used for the target MCU or the circuit being used was in error e The output setting of an I O port pin was wrong while the setting is for manual entry to boot mode e The power supply setting of the tool was wrong 5 5 Erase Chip of the RH850 Family Applies to RH850 When a chip is erased the configuration data are cleared after all other data have been erased In other words the option settings of the MCU are all erased Since all settings including the settings at the time of shipment are erased at this time be sure to make the required settings at the same time In addition processing to clear the configuration data is prohibited in some MCUs When you wish to erase a chip refer to the user s manual of the target MCU in use and determine whether or not processing to clear the configuration data can be used R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 58 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 User s Manual Publication Date Rev 1 00 Dec 01 2015 Pub
57. t MCUs at the time of shipment is all Fs For details on the ID code refer to the user s manual of the target MCU R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 19 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 2 5 Set Access Password Dialog Box When an access password has been set for the target MCU an access password for authentication must be entered If an access password for authentication is required the Set Access Password dialog box will appear There are two types of this dialog box for Code Flash and Data Flash which are shown as required Remark Whether or not there is an access password function depends on the target MCU Access Password Authentication Code Flash FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFEF Access Password Authentication Data Flash FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFEF Cancel Figure 2 6 Set Access Password Dialog Boxes Enter the access password for authentication in hexadecimal notation 0 to 9 and A to F and click on OK Remark The default access password in some target MCUs at the time of shipment is all Fs For details on the access password refer to the user s manual of the target MCU R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 20 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 3 Operating the Tabbed Pages When Create New Project is completed normally the main
58. tion specified under Command on the Operation Setting tabbed page Select one or more commands on the Operation Setting tabbed page E0000012 No blocks have been selected for the current operation et Check one or more blocks for the operation on the Block Setting tabbed page E0000013 Message No flash options have been set a a at least one setting to Set on the Flash Option tabbed page E0000015 The The parameter file is not correct 4 66 1 1 file is not correct The project might have been damaged E0000016 The program file is not correct Description This error occurs when a program file that is corrupted is in a non supported format or contains entries in a non supported format is specified E0000017 An incorrect command line parameter was specified The command entered was wrong R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 RENESAS Page 53 of 61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 4 Troubleshooting EF000001 Not enough memory LN Processing cannot be continued since there is not enough memory in the host PC Message This file is corrupt and cannot be opened line X Description This error occurs when a program file which contains a line that is corrupted is in a non supported format or contains entries in a non supported format is specified Check the format of the program file Message The data at OxXXXXXXXX already exist and ca
59. to the development of weapons of mass destruction When exporting the Renesas Electronics products or technology described in this document you should comply with the applicable export control laws and regulations and follow the procedures required by such laws and regulations It 1s the responsibility of the buyer or distributor of Renesas Electronics products who distributes disposes of or otherwise places the product with a third party to notify such third party in advance of the contents and conditions set forth in this document Renesas Electronics assumes no responsibility for any losses incurred by you or third parties as a result of unauthorized use of Renesas Electronics products This document may not be reproduced or duplicated in any form in whole or in part without prior written consent of Renesas Electronics Please contact a Renesas Electronics sales office 1f you have any questions regarding the information contained in this document or Renesas Electronics products or 1f you have any other inquiries Note 1 Renesas Electronics as used in this document means Renesas Electronics Corporation and also includes its majority owned subsidiaries Note 2 Renesas Electronics product s means any product developed or manufactured by or for Renesas Electronics 2012 4 How to Use This Manual 1 Purposes and Target Readers The purpose of this manual is to give users an understanding of the basic specifications
60. window of the RFP is displayed Operating the tabbed pages in the main window allows you to make detailed settings of the RFP The tabbed pages consist of the five listed below e Operation tabbed page e Operation Setting tabbed page e Block Setting tabbed page e Flash Option tabbed page e Connect Setting tabbed page The following describes the configuration and operation of each tabbed page Te Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 00 File Device Information Operation Operation Setting Block Setting Flash Option Connect Setting Project Information Current Project testrpj Microcontroller RX200 Series Endiar Little Program File C RFP Test Datat Daiat F FFOTIOO IM MO mol F lash iperation Erase gt gt Program gt gt Verify Writing data to the target device Operation rea Code Flash 1 0 lt FFFS0000 0xFFFEFFFE size Oe 00080000 Verifina data Operation rea Code Flash 1 0xFFF90000 xFFFFFFFF size 400080000 Disconnectina the tool Operation completed Clear status and message Figure 2 7 Main Window R20UT3578EJ0100 Rev 1 00 LENESAS Page 21 of61 Renesas Flash Programmer V3 00 2 Descriptions of Functions 2 3 1 Operation Tabbed Page The Operation tabbed page shows information on the project and flash operation Operation Operation Setting Block Setting Flash Option Connect Settine I ea aceon Project Information Current Proje

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