Fujitsu SOFTUNE F2 MC-16 User manual

PREFACE
Thank you for purchasing the QFP-100P*2Probe Header (MB2147-582) for the F2MC*1-16 family
emulator.
The QFP-100P Probe Header is used by the probe header to connect the F2MC-16L/16LX emulator
(MB2147-01), referred to as " emulator ", to a user system.
This manual explains the handling of the QFP-100P Probe Header for the F2MC-16L/16LX emulator.
Read this manual carefully before using the MB2147-582.
Consult the Sales Department or the Support Department of Fujitsu Limited for mass-produced MCUs
and evaluation MCUs.
*1: F2MC is the abbreviation of FUJITSU Flexible Microcontroller.
*2: The lead pitch of PACKAGE (FPT-100P-M06) is 0.65 mm and the body size is 14 mm x 20 mm.
■ Handling and use
The handling and use of this product and notes regarding safety are included in the hardware manual of
the F2MC-16L/16LX emulator.
Follow the instructions in that manual " F2MC-16L/16LX emulator MB2147-01 HARDWARE
MANUAL " for the use of this product.
■ Caution of the products described in this document
Cautions in the following correspond to the products described in this document.
CAUTION The wrong use ofa device willgivean injury and may cause
malfunction oncustomerssystem.
Cuts This product haspartswithsharp points thatareexposed.
Donottouchedge of theproduct with your barehands.
Damage
When connect the header boardtothe user system, correctlyposition the indexmark (▲)
on theNQPACKmounted onthe usersystemwith theindex mark(▲) onthe header
board, otherwisetheemulator systemand usersystemaredamaged.
DamageWhen mounting a mass production MCU, correctly position pin 1, otherwise the mass
production MCU and user system are damaged.

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1. Checking the Delivered Product
Before using the QFP-100P Probe Header , confirm that the following components are included in
the box:
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QFP-100P Probe Header*1 : 1
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Screws for securing header board
(M2 ×10 mm, 0.4 mm pitch)
: 4
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Washer : 4
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NQPACK100RB*2 : 1
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HQPACK100RB179*3 : 1
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Operation manual (Japanese version) : 1
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Operation manual (English version, this
manual)
: 1
*1: Referred to as "header board". Header board is mounted on YQPACK100RB (Tokyo Eletech
Corporation), referred to as " YQPACK ".
*2: IC socket manufactured by Tokyo Eletech Corporation, referred to as " NQPACK ", and supplied
with a special screwdriver and three guide pins. A socket offering higher reliability,
NQPACK100RB-SL (Tokyo Eletech Corporation) (sold separately), can be used by making an
IC socket mounting hole on the user system board. For more information, contact Tokyo Eletech
Corporation.
*3: IC Socket cover manufactured by Tokyo Eletech Corporation, referred to as " HQPACK ", with 4
screws for securing HQPACK (M2 x 6 mm , 0.4 mm pitch).
This product functions as an emulator system when it is combined with the emulator.
2. Handling Precautions
The header board is precision-manufactured to improve dimensional accuracy and to ensure reliable
contact. The header board is therefore sensitive to mechanical shock. To ensure correct use of the
header board in the proper environment, observe the following points regarding its insertion and
removal:
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Avoid placing stress on the NQPACK mounted on the user system board while connecting the
header board.

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3. Notes on Designing
■ Restrictions of PC board for the user system
Once the header board is connected to the user system, the heights of parts mounted in the space
around the header board are restricted.
The PC board of the user system must be designed with due consideration given to this restriction
(Figure 1).
80 mm
68 mm
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CN2 CN3 CN1
100
100 99
99
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*: The height differs slightly depending on how the sockets are engaged.
Figure 1 Header board dimensions

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■ MCU footprint design notes
Figure 2 shows the recommended dimensions of the NQPACK footprint mounted on the PC board of
the user system. The PC board of the user system must be designed with due consideration given to
this footprint as well as to the mass production MCU. For more information, contact Tokyo Eletech
Corporation.
Figure 2 Recommended dimensions of the footprint for mounting the NQPACK

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4. Procedure for connecting the user system
■ Connection
Before using the QFP-100P Probe Header, mount the supplied NQPACK on the user system. To
connect the header board to the adapter unit, use the flat cable (2 lines) supplied by the adapter unit
sold separately.
Refer to the hardware manuals of each adapter unit about the way to connect.
1. To connect the header board to the user system, match the first pin of the index mark (▲) on
the NQPACK mounted on the user system with the index mark (▲) on the header board, and
then insert it (see Figure 3).
The pin of YQPACK is thin and easy to bend. Insert NQPACK after confirm that the pin of
YQPACK is not bent.
2. Insert each header board mounting screw for header board in each of the four tapped holes
on the header board through a washer, and then first tighten the screws in opposing corners
followed by the two remaining screws (see Figure 4).
To tighten the screws, use the special screwdriver supplied with the NQPACK to finally
tighten the four screws in sequence. Tightening the screws too tight might result in a
defective contact.
Figure 3 Index position

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Figure 4 Header board connection
■ Disconnection
To disconnect the header board from the user system, remove all four screws, and then pull the
header unit straight out of the socket.

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5. Mounting Mass-production MCUs
■ Mounting
After mounting a mass production MCU on the user system, use the supplied HQPACK, IC socket
cover.
1. To mount a mass production MCU on the user system, match the index mark (▲) on the
NQPACK mounted on the user system with the index mark (●) on the mass-produced MCU.
2. Confirm that the mass production MCU is correctly mounted on the NQPACK. Next, insert
the HQPACK into a NQPACK matching the notch of HQPACK to that of NQPACK (see
Figure 5).
The pin of HQPACK is thin and easy to bend. Insert NQPACK after confirm that the pin of
HQPACK is not bent
3. Insert each HQPACK screw for securing in each of four tapped holes on the socket cover, and
then first tighten the screws in opposing corners followed by the two remaining screws.
To tighten the screws, use the special screwdriver supplied with the NQPACK to finally
tighten the four screws in sequence. Tightening the screws too tight might result in a defective
contact.
HQPACK
NQPACK
Mass-produced MCU
Header board
screws for securing
User system
Figure 5 Mounting a mass-produced MCU
■ Disconnection
To remove the HQPACK, remove all four screws, and pull out the header vertically.