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[1] AM1 Debug Probe Serial .............................................................................................................3 1.1 Target Connection Image........................................................................................................ 3 1.2 Target Connection................................................................................................................... 4 1.3 LED ......................................................................................................................................... 5 1.4 DIP SWITCH........................................................................................................................... 5

[2] Set up ..........................................................................................................................................6 2.1 How to install DebugFactory Builder....................................................................................... 6 2.2 Install USB driver .................................................................................................................... 8 2.3 How to Driver uninstall ............................................................................................................ 11

[3] How to use DebugFactory Builder...............................................................................................11 3.1 Start-up (Project selection menu) ........................................................................................... 11 3.2 Precautions in using WindowsXP SP2 ................................................................................... 11 3.3 DebugFactory Builder start-up display.................................................................................... 12 3.4 Compile the sample program.................................................................................................. 12 3.5 Connect AM1 Debug Probe Serial.......................................................................................... 13 3.6 Execute the sample program.................................................................................................. 14

[4] Sample Program..........................................................................................................................15 4.1 Specification............................................................................................................................ 15 4.2 Source file ............................................................................................................................... 15

[5] Registration Guide.......................................................................................................................18 5.1 How to Register ...................................................................................................................... 18

[6] Technical Support ........................................................................................................................18

[7] Technical Report Mailing List.......................................................................................................19 7.1 User Community Mailing List .................................................................................................. 19

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[1] AM1 Debug Probe 1.1 Target Connection Image

To HOST COMPUTERby USB1.1

AM1 Debug Probe

MN101XXXXX MicroCompuer

Debug Probe 10P Connector

MN101XXXXX TARGET BOARD

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AM1 Debug Probe Quick-Start Guide 1.2 Target Connection Debug Probe connects to the target with 10P probe. The following is the connection table for each type.

TARGET CONNECTOR

9 7 5 3 1

10 8 6 4 2

PIN Name MN101CF78A MN101CF77G MN101CF49K

1 SBT P32/COM2/SBT3/SCL3 P52/SBT3/SCL3 P35/NLDDMA/SCL/SBT3

2 GND GND GND GND

3 SBI P33/COM3/SBO3/SDA3 P51/SBO3/SDA3 P33/NBR/SDA/SBO3

4 Reserve N.C N.C N.C

5 SBO P31/COM1/SBI3 P50/SBI3 P34/NBT/SBI3

6 Reserve N.C N.C N.C

7 BOOTSEL(*1) P37 P24/IRQ4 P15

8 VPP N.C VPP (*1) VPP (*1)

9 NRESET P27/NRST P27/NRST P27/NRST

10 TVDD(*3) VDD VDD VDD

1 VPP pin of MN101CF77G should be pulled up to 3.3V power supply on the target. *2 The pin of the target which connects to BOOTSEL signal should be pulled up to the power supply. *3 TVDD signal is used for the sensing of target power supply voltage and the pull-up of the signal which connects to the target. *4 Unused pins should be always opened.

PIN Name SPECIFIC

1 SBT Synchronous serial clock for monitoring communication

2 GND Power supply GND

3 SBI Synchronous serial data output for monitoring communication

4 Reserve Unused

5 SBO Synchronous serial data input for monitoring communication

6 Reserve Unused

7 BOOTSEL(*1) Monitor start-up selection signal output

8 VPP VPP power output

9 NRESET Reset output

10 TVDD(*3) Target power supply input

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1.3 LED

AM1 Debug Probe Serial

STATUS POWER

OBJECT

LED NAME

COLOR SPECIFIC

OFF AM1 Debug Probe power supply is OFF. RED In communicating with monitor

STATUS

GREEN AM1 Debug Probe power supply is ON (generally, it is in the idle state)

OFF Target system power supply is OFF RED User program is running. Target system power

supply is ON.

POWER

GREEN User program is broken. Target system power supply is ON.

1.4 DIP SWITCH

1 2 3 4

OFF

BIT DEFAULT Name ON(↓) OFF (↑) 4 OFF BOOTSEL RUN: execute the user program DEBUG: start up the monitor 3 OFF RSVSW1 Disabled Fixed to OFF 2 ON PUSEL Signal pull-up = user power

supply Signal pull-up = internal + 5V

1 OFF RSVSW0 Disabled Fixed to OFF

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[2] Set up 2.1 How to install DebugFactory Builder AM1 Debug Probe includes the debug integrated environment “DebugFactory Builder”.To use this product, start up the installer included in the attached CD-ROM and install the software into your PC. [Install Procedure] (1) Check precautions Read “Precautions and Warranty Policy” of Japanese version (Readme_J.txt) or English version (Readme_E.txt) in the attached CD. There is a possibility that the latest information which is not mentioned in each manual is described in this precaution. (2) Install software Start the attached installer (Japanese version:DFBuilder101XXXXX_DPJ.exe, English version:DFBuilder101XXXXX_DPE.exe) and install the software by following the dialog message. As the type selection dialog is displayed during installation, select the type you purchased. In the default setting, each software and document is installed in the “%system%\Panasonic” folder. [NOTE!] “%system%“ shows Windows system disc. In the general IBM/PC compatible i386 system,”C:” corresponds to “%system%“. [NOTE!] XXXXX parts represent type name (CF78A/CF77G/CF49K). STEP1 The following is the DFBuilder101XXXXX_DPE.exe setup display. Click “Next(N)” button.

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STEP2 Read the license agreement carefully. If you accept all terms of the agreement, click on the “Yes(Y)" button.

STEP3 Select the folder in which the files should installed. When installing them into the default folder, click on the “Next(N)” button. When changing the installing folder, click on the “Reference(R)” button and specify the folder.

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AM1 Debug Probe Quick-Start Guide STEP4 Specify the folder name which is to be added to the “program” menu in the Windows start menu. When changing the folder name, input any name to the “Program folder(P)” column. When selecting the default folder, click on the “Next(N)” button.

2.2 Install USB driver After installing the DebugFactory Builder, connect the AM1 Debug Probe to the PC with the enclosed USB cable. Windows will then prompt you to install the required driver. Specify the driver as %system%\Panasonic\DebugFactory\Builder\MN101C_SK\Driver\omusbi.inf , or click "Browse" and navigate to the appropriate folder location in which DebugFactory Builder is installed. STEP1 When connecting AM1 STARTER KIT with the PC by the USB cable, the following dialogue appears. Check the “Yes,now and every time I connect a device” and click on the “Next(N)” button.

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STEP2 Next time. Check the “Install from a list or specific location [Advanced]” and click on the “Next(N)” button.

STEP3 As specifing the directory path of the driver file, check the “Search for the best driver in these locations (S)” and “Include this location in the serarch (O) box, and click on the “Browse(R)” button to specify the following file. After completing input, click on the “Next (N)” button and then searching the driver will start.

%system%\Panasonic\DebugFactory\Builder3\MN101C_DP\Driver\omusbi.inf [[NNOOTTEE!!]] %system% shows Windows systems disc. In the general IBM/PC compatible i386 system, “C:” corresponds to “%system%”

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STEP4

When the warning dialogue appears while installing the dirver, click on the “Continue Anyway (C)” button to continue installing.

STEP5

After the driver file is finished coping, the set up finished dialogue will appear, and click on the “Finish” button to end the driver installation.

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2.3 How to Driver uninstall In order to uninstall the DebugFactory Builder, start the attached installer again, check the “delete” box and execute the uninstallation. In order to delete the USB driver, open the “system” menu of the control panel in the Windows, select the “USB (UniversalSerialBus) controller” in the “device manager” of the hardware tab, and delete AM1 STARTER KIT USB I/F.

[3] How to use DebugFactory Builder AM1 Debug Probe includes the debug integrated environment ”DebugFactory Builder for MN101C” as standard equipment. The main functions are the C source code debugger, Source file editor, and C compiler. This integrated environment is the same environment as the MN101C series full ICE and simulator.

3.1 Start-up (Project selection menu) Start up the DebugFactory Builder by clicking the following menues in order: start menu of Windows> Program> Panasonic DebugFactory> MN101C_DP> Builder. The project selection screen is displayed in the opening of start-up. Confirm that “Open the last project (L)” box is checked, and click the “Go(G)” button.

[NOTE!] The attached sample program is registered as the last project just after installing the DebugFactory Builder. 3.2 Precautions in using WindowsXP SP2 After installing AM1 STARTER KIT in a PC suitable for WindowsXP ServicePack2, WindowsSecurityArart may appear if it is the first start up of “DebugFactoryBuilder for MN101C”. In this case, make sure that “Name” is “DF101C_SK”, and click the “Unlock” button.

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AM1 Debug Probe Quick-Start Guide 3.3 DebugFactory Builder start-up display DebugFactory Builder has three main windows: Menu window, Debug window, and Project explorer. At the first start-up, the attached sample project opens. In this condition, DebugFactory Builder has not recognize the AM1 Debug Probe yet.

3.4 Compile the sample program AM1 Debug Probe includes a sample program as a model in order to facilitate the programming for AM1 Debug Probe. However, C compiler is not attached in the AM1 Debug Probe. Therefore, the finished version should be separately obtained. STEP1 To execute the sample program, compiling is needed because the sample program just after installing is not compiled. To compile the program, select the “Make” menu of the DebugFactory Builder menu bar and execute “Make(M)”.

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3.5 Connect AM1 Debug Probe For the connection of AM1 Debug Probe and target system, the 10pin cable included with AM1 Debug Probe is used. When AM1 Debug Probe recognizes that the power of the target system is on, POWER LED of AM1 Debug Probe lights up green. If POWER LED does not light up, the power of the target system is off. Check the cable and the power of target system. [NOTE!] Since DebugFactory Builder is designed as the integrated environment which supports various debug source, the debug target resource parts are thus separated. STEP1 DebugFactory Builder recognizes the AM1 Debug Probe by selecting “Debug” of the menu bar and executing “Start debug (CTRL+T)”.

STEP2 After executing the start debug (CTRL+T)” in the “Debug” menu, the dialog message whether the execution file should be load appears. Click “Yes (Y)” and load the sample program into the AM1 Debug Probe. When DebugFactory Builder loads the objects, the objects are written into MN101C built-in flash ROM.

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AM1 Debug Probe Quick-Start Guide 3.6 Execute the sample program The sample program attached to the AM1 Debug Probe is executed by clicking “Go(G)” in the “Debug” menu. As for the operation specification of the sample program, refer to “[4] Sample Program”.

[NOTE!] The attached sample program is registered as the last project just after installing the DebugFactory Builder.

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[4] Sample Program 4.1 Specification Sample program consists of the activation assembler for boot up and C source file which includes dummy main() function. Program itself does not have special facility. 4.2 Source file [Project file] Sample.dfp ·················Sample project file for DebugFactory Builder [C source file] sample.c ·····················C source file including sample program mail() function int.c ·····························C source file that processes interrupts [Header file] 101XXXXX.h ··············The header file that defines function declaration / variable inherent in MN101C sample.h ·····················The header file that defines function declaration of the sample program int.h ····························The header file that defines function declaration related to interrupts def.h ···························The header file that defines “define” of the sample program [Assembler source file] bootXXX.asm···············Assembler source file of boot program [Document and make file] readme.txt ··················Instruction of sample program Makefile························makefile complying with the make tool attached in DebugFactory Builder [NOTE!] The XXXXX parts of the source file name represent type name (CF78A/CF77G/CF49K).

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[] AM1 Debug ProbeTarget Connection ImageTarget ConnectionLEDDIP SWITCH

[] Set upHow to install DebugFactory BuilderInstall USB driverHow to Driver uninstall

[] How to use DebugFactory BuilderStart-up (Project selection menu)Precautions in using WindowsXP SP2DebugFactory Builder start-up displayCompile the sample programConnect AM1 Debug ProbeExecute the sample program

[] Sample ProgramSpecificationSource file

[] Registration GuideHow to Register

[] Technical Support[] Technical Report Mailing ListUser Community Mailing List

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