Fujitsu MB95200 Series User manual

Fujitsu Microelectronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Application Note
MCU-AN- 500018-E-11
F²MC-8FX FAMILY
8-BIT MICROCONTROLLER
MB95200 SERIES
HOW TO MAKE ON-BOARD
DEBUG
APPLICATION NOTE

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Revision History
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Date Author Change of Records
2009-2-09 Benjamin. Yang V1.0, First draft
2009-2-13 Benjamin. Yang V1.1, Modify
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Contents
REVISION HISTORY............................................................................................................ 2
1 INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................. 4
2 APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT ...................................................................................... 5
2.1 Debug Tool.............................................................................................................. 5
2.2 SOFTUNE............................................................................................................... 5
3 MCU PRODUCTS ............................................................................................................ 6
4 HARDWARE DESIGN ..................................................................................................... 7
4.1 Single Flash MCU Debugging Circuit ...................................................................... 7
4.2 Dual Flash MCU Debugging Circuit......................................................................... 9
5 DEBUGGING OPERATION ........................................................................................... 10
5.1 Preparation before using F2MC-8L/8FX SOFTUNE .............................................. 10
5.2 Debugging with F2MC-8L/8FX SOFTUNE............................................................. 11
6 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ....................................................................................... 16
7 APPENDIX..................................................................................................................... 17
7.1 Tables ................................................................................................................... 17
7.2 Figures .................................................................................................................. 17

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Chapter 1 Introduction
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1 Introduction
Debugging on the target board is a very important step in project design. This document will
describe how to debug on a target board.
The debugging interface described in this document can be used both as the in-circuit
debugging tool and the in-circuit programming tool.

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Chapter 2 Application Environment
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2 Application Environment
This chapter introduces application environment for MB95200H/210H SOP20 PGM adaptor.
2.1 Debug Tool
The debugging tool is BGMA (BGM Adaptor) and its model No. is MB2146-08-E, as shown
in the picture below. It is available in the MB95200 MCU Starter Kit (PN: MB2146-410A-01-
E).
Figure 2-1 BGM Adaptor
2.2 SOFTUNE
SOFTUNE is used as software development environment for programming and debugging.
The version currently being used is F2MC-8L/8FX SOFTUNE Workbench V30L31, as shown
below in the picture. It is available in the MB95200 MCU Starter Kit (PN: MB2146-410-01-E),
or downloaded from
Web: http: //www.fujitsu.com/cn/fmc/service/mcu/tools.
Figure 2-2 SOFTUNE Version

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Chapter 3 MCU Products
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3 MCU Products
This chapter introduces different models of MCU products.
As the in-circuit debugging interface in the single flash MCU is different from that in the dual
flash MCU, MCUs are classified into two categories in the list below.
Series Flash
type
Chip list Series Flash
type
Chip list
MB95F202K MB95F262K
MB95F202H MB95F262H
MB95F203K MB95F263K
MB95F203H MB95F263H
MB95F204K MB95F264K
MB95F200H
Single
Flash
MB95F204H
MB95F260H
Dual
Flash
MB95F264H
MB95F212K MB95F272K
MB95F212H MB95F272H
MB95F213K MB95F273K
MB95F213H MB95F273H
MB95F214K MB95F274K
MB95F210H
Single
Flash
MB95F214H
MB95F270H
Dual
Flash
MB95F274H
MB95F222K MB95F282K
MB95F222H MB95F282H
MB95F223K MB95F283K
MB95F223H MB95F283H
MB95F284K
MB95F220H
Single
Flash
MB95F280H
Dual
Flash
MB95F284H
MB95F332K
MB95F332H
MB95F333K
MB95F333H
MB95F334K
MB95F330H
Dual
Flash
MB95F334H
Table 3-1 MCU Products

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Chapter 4 Hardware Design
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4 Hardware Design
This chapter introduces the circuit of debugging interface.
As the MB95200 series has two types of flash, i.e. single flash and dual flash, there are two
types of debugging circuits corresponding to them. This chapter will introduce the two
programming circuits. Make sure to choose the correct circuit in application.
4.1 Single Flash MCU Debugging Circuit
Figure 4-1 shows the circuit diagram of the in-system debugging interface. To design the in-
system debugging interface, four pins, UVCC_EV, GND, RSTIN and DBG, are needed. (Add
pin RST_OUT if necessary).
.
Figure 4-1 Basic Connector Circuit for Single Flash MCU
Component Recommendation:
D1: VF < 0.3V when IF = 1mA. E.g. LL103A, 1SS294.
Below is a list of functions of the interface connector.
(1) J1 is a 10-pin connector, used as the circuit interface.
(2) The write voltage (VCC = 4.5V to 5.5V) is supplied from the user system. The UVCC_EV
and DBG pins control the PGM mode entry.
(3) Pin 2 of the connector connects to the GND.
(4) The debugger provides 10 V directly to the RSTX pin during flash erase/write operation.
If it is pulled high in the user system, please consider to add a low-drop diode for
separate H voltage.
(5) The DBG pin provides 1-line UART communication with the debugger. Serial write mode
can be set by providing special timing of DBG and VCC pins.
Target Board

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If the MCU target needs a reset circuit, please design the reset circuit according to the
diagram below.
Figure 4-2 Debugging Connector and Reset Circuit for Single Flash MCU
Pin 4 of the connector is used to connect to the reset circuit. Please design a switch K1
between the reset circuit and the reset pin (RSTX). Make sure to cut off K1 to stop the high
voltage flowing through the reset circuit during the debugging operation. Turn on K1 to
supply the reset circuit to the target MCU when the debugging operation is over.
Target Board

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4.2 Dual Flash MCU Debugging Circuit
Figure 4-3 shows the circuit diagram of the in-system debugging interface. To design the in-
system debugging interface, three pins, UVCC_EV, GND and DBG, are needed. (Add pin
RST_OUT if necessary.)
Figure 4-3 Dual Flash MCU Debugging Circuit
Component Recommendation:
D1: VF < 0.3V when IF = 1mA. E.g. LL103A, 1SS294.
Below is a list of functions of the interface connector.
(1) J1 is a 10-pin connector, used as the interface of this circuit.
(2) The write voltage (VCC = 4.5V to 5.5V) is supplied from the user system. The UVCC_EV
and DBG pins control the PGM mode entry.
(3) Pin 2 of the connector connects to the GND.
(4) The DBG pin provides 1-line UART communication with the debugger. Serial write mode
can be set by providing special timing of DBG and VCC pins.
If the MCU target need a reset circuit, and please design a reset circuit as follow circuit.
Figure 4-4 In-system Debugger Interface
Pin 4 of the connector is used to connect to the reset circuit. Design a switch K1 between the
reset circuit and the reset pin (RSTX). When debugging operation is over, K1 can be
switched on to supply the reset circuit to the target MCU.
Target
Board
Target Board

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Chapter 5 Debugging Operation
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5 Debugging Operation
This chapter introduces debugging operation by F2MC-8L/8FX SOFTUNE.
5.1 Preparation before using F2MC-8L/8FX SOFTUNE
(1) Connect the BGMA to a PC
(2) Connect the EV-board to the BGMA (Note that user can only power on the MCU after
connecting the target board to the BGM adaptor)
(3) Power on the EV-board
Figure 5-1 Step 1-3
(4) Open a project (E.g. IO_LED) using SOFTUNE
Figure 5-2 Open the Demo Project
(3)
(2)
(1)

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5.2 Debugging with F2MC-8L/8FX SOFTUNE
After the 3-step preparation introduced in chapter 5.1, user can start debugging as shown
below.
(1) Start debugging. (by clicking 'start debug' in the 'Debug' tag)
Figure 5-3 Start Debugging

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(2) Start Debugging (Code Update)
Click “ Debug ” →” Run ” to start debugging or use the shortcut key as indicated in figure
5-5.
Figure 5-4 Run Operation
Figure 5-5 Shortcut Keys

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(3) Register Operation
Select View “ → ”Register ” to open the register window. Then press the right button of the
mouse to display a pop-up menu, select “ Setup ” to add/delete registers in the register
window. Select “ Edit ” and then "Register" from the pull-down list, enter the value in
“Register value”, press “OK” button to store the new value to the register.
Figure 5-6 Register Operation
(4) Memory Operation
Then select “View” →”Memory” to get the Memory window, Address content can be modified
by highlight the address and then type the new value.
Figure 5-7 Memory Operation

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(5) Watch Operation
Highlight the symbol to be watched and press the right button of the mouse. A menu pops up
and selects “Watch” in the menu.
Figure 5-8 Select the Watch Window
Put the mouse pointer inside the window and press the right button to display a pop-up
menu. Select "Monitoring" to monitor symbols continuously.
Figure 5-9: Continuously Monitoring

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(6) Breakpoints Setting
Set breakpoints by mouse-clicking the inside of the green circle in the code, as shown in the
figure below.
Figure 5-10 Breakpoints Setting Method 1
Another way to set breakpoints is specifying the program address or data address by
selecting “Debug” and then “Breakpoints”.
Figure 5-11 Breakpoints Setting Method 2
Click
here to
set/
reset
break
point

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Chapter 6 Additional Information
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6 Additional Information
For more information on FUJITSU MB95200 products, please visit following website:
Simplified Chinese Version http://www.fujitsu.com/cn/fmc/services/mcu/mb95200/
English Version http://www.fujitsu.com/cn/fmc/en/services/mcu/mb95200/

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Chapter 7 Appendix
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7 Appendix
7.1 Tables
Table 3-1 MCU Products........................................................................................................ 6
7.2 Figures
Figure 2-1 BGM Adaptor ........................................................................................................ 5
Figure 2-2 SOFTUNE Version................................................................................................ 5
Figure 4-1 Basic Connector Circuit for Single Flash MCU ...................................................... 7
Figure 4-2 Debugging Connector and Reset Circuit for Single Flash MCU............................ 8
Figure 4-3 Dual Flash MCU Debugging Circuit....................................................................... 9
Figure 4-4 In-system Debugger Interface............................................................................... 9
Figure 5-1 Step 1-3 ............................................................................................................. 10
Figure 5-2 Open the Demo Project....................................................................................... 10
Figure 5-3 Start Debugging.................................................................................................. 11
Figure 5-4 Run Operation .................................................................................................... 12
Figure 5-5 Shortcut Keys ..................................................................................................... 12
Figure 5-6 Register Operation.............................................................................................. 13
Figure 5-7 Memory operation ............................................................................................... 13
Figure 5-8 Select the Watch Window ................................................................................... 14
Figure 5-9: Continuously Monitoring..................................................................................... 14
Figure 5-10 Breakpoints Setting Method 1 ........................................................................... 15
Figure 5-11 Breakpoints Setting Method 2 ........................................................................... 15