MICROCOMPUTER
AM13L-STK2
Installation Manual
Pub.No. 1174602-012E
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About This Manual
This manual is intended for engineers who will evaluate MN101LR05D using AM13L-STK2, which is a starter kit of
microcomputer MN101LR05D with built-in ReRAM, and describes the installation method.
Organization
This manual mainly consists of four chapters of overview, software, hardware and appendix.
The overview chapter describes a product outline and hardware functions of AM13L-STK2.
The software chapter describes how to install the USB driver for connecting AM13L-STK2 with a host computer and
how to install the debugger for AM13L-STK2(DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2).
The hardware chapter describes details of each part and how to connect and how to customize the board.
The appendix chapter shows a circuit diagram, a part list, and a dimensional drawing.
Related Manuals
We prepare the following manuals other than this manual about the product concerned.
• "MN101LR05D LSI User's Manual"
Describes characteristics and the control method of MN101LR05D.
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Chapter 1
Overview
Chapter 2
Software
Chapter 3
Hardware
Chapter 4
Appendix
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overview ................................................................... 7
1.1 Product overview ...............................................................................................................8
1.1.1 Hardware Functions ....................................................................................................8
Chapter 2 Software.................................................................... 9
2.1 Installation .......................................................................................................................10
2.1.1 Checking Operating Environment.............................................................................10
2.1.2 Download of Software...............................................................................................10
2.1.3 Setup of the DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2 ............................................11
2.2 Installation of USB Driver...............................................................................................16
2.3 Safely Removing Hardware.............................................................................................18
2.4 Firmware Update Procedure ............................................................................................19
2.5 Checking Operations of DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2................................21
2.6 Debug Function List ........................................................................................................33
2.7 Notices for debugging with DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2..........................34
Chapter 3 Hardware ................................................................ 35
3.1 Part Names and Functions ...............................................................................................36
3.2 Debugger Connection ......................................................................................................42
3.3 Customization of AM13L-STK2.....................................................................................43
3.3.1 Use of Extension Terminals ......................................................................................43
3.3.2 Current Measurement ................................................................................................44
Chapter 4 Appendix ................................................................. 45
4.1 Circuit Diagram ...............................................................................................................46
4.2 Part List............................................................................................................................47
4.3 Dimensions ......................................................................................................................48
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1.1 Product overview
This product is the starter kit for evaluating microcomputer MN101LR05D with built-in ReRAM. You can evaluate
microcomputer MN101LR05D with built-in ReRAM easily by connecting it with the USB port of the host computer
directly and using the debugger for AM13L-STK2 (DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2).
1.1.1 Hardware Functions
This section describes hardware functions of AM13L-STK2.
Operating Voltage
+4.7 V to +5.25 V
Supplied from an USB bus power or an USB type AC adapter.
+1.8 V to +3.6 V
Supplied directly from an extension terminal of AM13L-STK2 to a microcomputer (a setting change on the
board is needed).
Mounted Microcomputer
MN101LR05D
Reset
RC reset (the reset period is 500ms)
Controllable Functions
I/O port: 35 pins (all are dual purpose terminals.)
LED (high-power) drive dual purpose terminal: 35 pins (2 pins are assigned to the LEDs on AM13L-STK2.)
A/D input dual purpose terminal: 4 pins
Timer input/output dual purpose terminal: 3 pins
External interrupt dual purpose terminal: 6 pins
Serial port dual purpose terminal: 5 pins (UART: 3 pin, I2C: 2 pin, both serves as synchronous serial ports.)
LCD control terminal: 30 pins (4COM/26SEG)
External Supply Voltage
The voltage of +3.3 V and +5.0 V can be supplied from extension terminals of AM13L-STK2 to an external
extension board.
The total supply current is a maximum of 500 mA (current consumption of AM13L-STK2 is included.)
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2.1 Installation
2.1.1 Checking Operating Environment
Host Computer Specifications
Table 2.1.1 Host Computer Specifications
OS
(Except virtual environment)
Windows XP (after SP2)
(32bit OS only)
Windows Vista (32bit OS only)
Windows 7 (32bit / 64bit OS)
CPU
Intel Pentium III 450 MHz or higher
*including compatible CPU
(Pentium III 1 GHz or higher recommended)
Intel Pentium III 1GHz or higher
*including compatible CPU
Memory
256 MB minimum
(512 MB or more recommended)
1GB or more
Available hard disk space
400 MB minimum (1 GB or more recommended)
Others
with USB1.1/2.0 interface
Note :The memory required depends on the size of the program to create.
2.1.2 Download of Software
When developing and debugging software of AM13L-STK2, it is necessary to install the debugger for AM13L-STK2
(DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2).
On the support page of Panasonic Microcomputer Technical Support
, select "Starter kit", open the starter kit introduction
page, and download the following programs.
• DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2 (DFBuilder101_STK2_v4.6.4.1.EXE)
Note :DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2 incorporates the product version compiler, assembler and
linker. Therefore it is not necessary to install the compiler separately.
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2.1.3 Setup of the DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2
This section describes procedures of install the debugger for AM13L-STK2 (DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2).
Note : - The installation must be done by members of the Administrators group. Users (including Power
Users) who do not belong to the Administrators group cannot do this work.
- Do not connect AM13L-STK2 to the host computer when installing DebugFactory Builder for
MN101_STK2.
1. Double-click the icon of DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2 (DFBuilder101_STK2_v4.6.4.1.EXE) which
has been downloaded, and start the DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2. (Refer to Figure 2.1.1.)
Figure 2.1.1 Icon of DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2
2. When an installer program of DebugFactory Builder is executed, a dialog of Figure 2.1.2 appears. Select the
language that you use the DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2.
Figure 2.1.2 Selecting the language
3. After Setup program is started, the dialog shown in Figure 2.1.3 appears. Click .
Figure 2.1.3 Starting of setting up DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2
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4. The dialog shown in Figure 2.1.4 appears. Confirm the software license agreement, and click .
Figure 2.1.4 Licence agreement of AM13L_STK2
5. The dialog shown in Figure 2.1.5 appears. Confirm the destination folder where the software tools will be installed,
then click . If you want to install in a different folder, click to specify the folder.
Figure 2.1.5 Choose Destination Folder
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6. The dialog shown in Figure 2.1.6 appears. Click .
Figure 2.1.6 Start Installation
7. The dialog shown in Figure 2.1.7 appears. Wait while DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2 installs.
Figure 2.1.7 During installing of DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2
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8. The dialog shown in Figure 2.1.8 appears. Click .
Figure 2.1.8 Setup Completed
9. After the installation is completed, [Panasonic DebugFactory Builder 4]-[MN101_STK2] group is registered in [All
Programs] on the menu [Start]. Figure 2.1.9 shows the shortcut just registered.
Figure 2.1.9 Registered [Panasonic DebugFactory Builder 4]-[MN101_STK2] Group
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Table 2.1.2 Registered [Panasonic DebugFactory Builder 4]-[MN101_STK2] Group
Shortcut name
Description
Builder
Run the DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2.
README
Displays additional information and cautions not included in the manual.
Help
Displays Help of the DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2.
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2.2 Installation of USB Driver
Connect the AM13L-STK2 to the host computer as shown in Figure 2.2.1.
Connect to the USB port
AM13L-STK2
Host computer
Figure 2.2.1 Connecting AM13L-STK2 and the host computer
If the USB driver is not installed in the host computer, after the AM13L-STK2 is connected, installation of the USB
driver starts.
Note : - Install DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2 before connecting the AM13L-STK2 to the host
computer. For details about installation of DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2, refer to "2.1.3
Setup of the DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2 (p.11)".
- The installation of USB driver must be done by members of the Administrators group.
1. The balloon hint is displayed at the lower right of the screen as shown in Figure 2.2.2.
Figure 2.2.2 Installing device driver software
After a while, the balloon hint is shown in Figure 2.2.3.
Figure 2.2.3 Complete Installing Device Driver Software
2. When dialog box of Figure 2.2.4 is displayed after driver installation completion, restart of the host computer is
necessary.
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Figure 2.2.4 Restart of the host computer
3. From the [Start] menu, select [Control Panel], and click [System and Security], and click [Device Manager] to
display the [Device Manager] window shown in Figure 2.2.5.
Verify that "PanaX Onboard Tool Series" is listed in the "PanaXSeries" column. If it is not listed in the column, the
USB driver might not have been installed properly.
Verify that "PanaX Onboard Tool Series" is displayed.
Figure 2.2.5 Device Manager
Note : - Connecting the AM13L-STK2 to another USB port of the host computer or connecting other
AM13L-STK2 to the USB port requires new installation of the USB driver.
- Reinstalling the DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2 may require installation of the USB driver.
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2.3 Safely Removing Hardware
This section describes how to remove the AM13L-STK2 connected to the host computer.
1. Right-click the [Safely Remove Hardware] icon in the notification area at the far right of the taskbar (the lower
right of the screen). If the icon is not found, click the [Show hidden icons] button.
Figure 2.3.1 Eject PanaX Onboard Tool Series
2. Select [Eject PanaX Onboard Tool Series], and verify that the message "The 'PanaX Onboard Tool Series' device
can now be safely removed from the computer" is displayed as shown in Figure 2.3.2.
Figure 2.3.2 Safe To Remove Hardware
3. Remove the AM13L-STK2 from the host computer as shown in Figure 2.3.3.
Remove
AM13L-STK2
Host computer
Figure 2.3.3 Removing the AM13L-STK2 from the host computer
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2.4 Firmware Update Procedure
With DebugFactory Builder, when the error message "Please update the firmware because the firmware version is older.
(Version: X.X.X)" appeared, it is necessary to update the firmware by following the procedures below.
Figure 2.4.1 Firmware Version Error
Note :Once updating the firmware, you can not back to the previous state.
1. The dialog shown in Figure 2.4.2 appears. Click .
Figure 2.4.2 Firmware Update Start Check
2. The dialog shown in Figure 2.4.3 appears. Click .
Figure 2.4.3 Firmware Update Tool Start Check
Note : - Do not connect multiple AM13L-STK2 to one host computer when updating the firmware.
- Never remove the AM13L-STK2 from the host computer during updating the firmware.
3. The dialog shown in Figure 2.4.4 appears. Click . Click to exit the update tool without updating
the firmware.
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Figure 2.4.4 Startup Window of Firmware Update Tool
4. When is clicked, the display changes as shown in Figure 2.4.5. Wait until the firmware update has been
completed.
Figure 2.4.5 Firmware Update Tool Updating Screen
5. When the dialog shown in Figure 2.4.6 appears, the update has been completed.
When the dialog shown in Figure 2.4.6 doesn't appear after 2 minutes or more, the firmware update has been failed.
Figure 2.4.6 Completing Firmware Update
Note : In case that the firmware update is failed, remove the AM13L-STK2 from the host computer
immediately and contact to inquiries appears at the end of this manual.
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2.5 Checking Operations of DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2
This section describes procedures for environment setting and checking operations of DebugFactory Builder for
MN101_STK2.
Startup
From the menu [Start], select [All Program]-[Panasonic DebugFactory Builder 4]-[MN101_STK2], then click [Builder]
contained in the [MN101_STK2] group to start up the DebugFactory Builder. (See "Registered [Panasonic
DebugFactory Builder 4]-[MN101_STK2] Group" Figure 2.1.9(p.14).) If the software tools have been successfully
installed, the startup window in Figure 2.5.1 appears.
Figure 2.5.1 Startup Window
Create the project and configure the settings to start DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2. Those can be easily
performed through the [Project creation wizard] dialog.
Select [New project creation] and click in [Startup window] shown in Figure 2.5.1, and the dialog shown in
Figure 2.5.2 appears. Select [Standard], and click .
Figure 2.5.2 Project creation wizard
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In this wizard, configure the settings for a project to be newly created. Here, configure only project settings to check
operations, and use default settings for other items.
Project name:
Specify a project file name.
Folder to save:
Specify a destination folder.
Source file to be added automatically:
Check both [Startup assembler] and [Sample source file].
Specify a project file name
Check the box
Specify a destination folder
Figure 2.5.3 Project setting
In the Language tool setting, set "Use the built-in language tool" which is an initial value. If other language tools are
used, set "Use a following language tool".
Figure 2.5.4 Language tool setting
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The dialog shown in Figure 2.5.5 appears. Click the button.
Figure 2.5.5 Target setting
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Figure 2.5.6 appears in the button click.
• Target setting dialog box (Target setting)
Choose a product type to use. Leave the type of debugging tool "Starter kit". Table 2.5.1 shows the details of each
setting item.
Set Product type and Type
Figure 2.5.6 Target setting dialog box
Table 2.5.1 Target setting dialog (Target setting)
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Product type
Select "101LR05D".
Type
Select "Starter kit" as a target type.
Stack pointer initial value
Enters the default stack pointer as a hexadecimal value.
If there is no special reason, don't change the setting.
Special register routine file
Special register addresses may be defined as symbols by specifying the file here
in some product types. For details, refer to Help on DebugFactory Builder for
MN101_STK2.
User setting
Set user original setting that is not included in the target setting dialog.
If there is no special reason, it is not necessary to set it.
Comment
Describe comments for the target setting information.
If there is no special reason, it is not necessary to set it.
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• Target setting dialog box (Starter kit)
Select [Starter kit] tab sheet. The dialog box changes as shown in Figure 2.5.7.
If there is no special reason, don't change the setting.
Figure 2.5.7 Starter kit setting
Table 2.5.2 Target Setting Dialog Box (Starter kit)
Communication
timeout time
Specify a communication timeout.
If there is no special reason, don't change the setting.
Execution
verification interval
Specify the interval that the debugger checks states of the microcomputer during program
execution.
If there is no special reason, don't change the setting.
Communication
frequency
Specify the communication frequency of the terminal for exclusive use of the debugging of
the AM13L-STK2.
If there is no special reason, don't change the setting.
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• Target setting dialog box (Flash memory setting)
Select [Flash memory setting] tab sheet. The dialog box changes as shown in Figure 2.5.8.
Set about debugging ReRAM.
Figure 2.5.8 Flash memory setting
Table 2.5.3 Target Setting Dialog Box (Flash memory setting)
Enable software break to flash memory
Enable the software break function to codes in ReRAM.
Enable verify check to flash memory
Perform verify check at programming to ReRAM.
Click after setting.
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After completing project settings and clicking , the window shown in Figure 2.5.9 appears.
Figure 2.5.9 Startup Window of DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2
The startup assembler and the sample source file set in the project creation wizard are added in the project, and the
startup assembler is displayed in the [Code] window.
The start-up assembler contains processing indispensable to describe a sample program by the C language using
AM13L-STK2.
The sample C source file describes the processing which blinks the green LED (D5) periodically.
AM13L-STK2 is shipped in the state that these programs are written in the ReRAM.
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Make execution
Select [Make]-[Make] in the main menu, then compiling and linking are performed. The message "Execution file has
been created" is displayed in the [Make output] window shown in Figure 2.5.10, when the make is completed.
Figure 2.5.10 Make output
Verification
Select [Debug]-[Debugging start] in the main menu as shown in Figure 2.5.11. When various settings are performed
correctly, the message of "Start of the debug mode" is displayed in the command window as shown in Figure 2.5.12.
Then debugging operation such as memory change and execution of the program on the device to be debugged becomes
possible. If the command window is not displayed, select [Show]-[Window]-[Command] in the main menu.
Figure 2.5.11 Selection of [Debugging Start]
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"Start of debug mode" is displayed.
Figure 2.5.12
Debug Mode Start
Note : When an error message is displayed and a debug mode does not start successfully, select again
[Debug]-[Debugging start] in the main menu after verifying relevant settings and the connection
between the host computer and AM13L-STK2.
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If [Debug]-[Debugging end] in the main menu is selected as shown in Figure 2.5.13, the confirmation dialog of the
debug mode exit (Figure 2.5.14) is displayed.
When is clicked, the debug mode is exited.(Figure 1.5.15)
Figure 2.5.13 Selection of [Debugging end]
Figure 2.5.14 Confirmation of the Debug Mode Exit
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"End of debug mode" is displayed.
Figure 2.5.15 Debug Mode Exit
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Exit
Select [File]-[Exit] in the main menu to exit the DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2.
Figure 2.5.16 Exit of DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2
Remove AM13L-STK2 from the host computer.
Remove
AM13L-STK2
Host computer
Figure 2.5.17 Removal of AM13L-STK2
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2.6 Debug Function List
Table 2.6.1 shows the debug functions of the debugger for AM13L-STK2 (DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2).
Table 2.6.1 Debug Function List
Debug function
Program load
Description
Writes a user program in a target memory
Debugger for
AM13L-STK2
Yes
Program execution
Executes normally
Yes
Microcomputer reset
Resets to a microcomputer
Yes
Come execution
Executes to the cursor position of the code window
Yes
Single step execution
Executes step by step in units of a source line or an
assembler
Yes
Function step execution
Executes step by step regarding a subroutine as one step
Yes
Dump
Dumps contents of a memory
Yes
Edit
Modifies contents of a memory to a specified value
Yes
Edit (ReRAM)
Modifies contents of a ReRAM memory to a specified value
Yes
Watch
Indicates contents of a memory during program execution in
specified form
Conditional*
Inspect
Indicates in the form according to data structure of a
specified variable
Yes
Register indication/modification
Indicates/Modifies contents of a specified register
Yes
RAM monitor
Indicates contents of a memory during program execution by
sampling
Back trace
Executes a back trace of a stack frame and indicates a
process in which a function has been called
Yes
Forced break
Stops program execution by force
Yes
Software break
Breaks at a maximum of 256 points
Yes
Instruction address
break
Breaks by address
Yes
Data access break
Breaks by access width (1/2), address, data, data mask,
NOT function
Yes
Uninstalled instruction
Execution
Data
indication/modifi
cation
Break
Conditional*
Breaks when an uninstalled instruction is executed
Yes
Profile
Measures the executing frequency of a subroutine/function
Yes
On the fly
Sets a break, refers to a memory, and modifies a memory
during program execution
Yes
*somewhat affected to program execution
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2.7 Notices for debugging with DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2
• Don't remove the AM13L-STK2 while the target is connected in order to avoid improper operation of the debugger.
When the debugger operates improperly, remove the AM13L-STK2 and restart DebugFactory Builder for
MN101_STK2.
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3.1 Part Names and Functions
This section describes part names and functions of AM13L-STK2. Figure 3.1.1 shows a part arrangement plan of
AM13L-STK2 on the top view, and Figure 3.1.2 shows a part arrangement plan of AM13L-STK2 on the bottom view.
USB connecter (CN1)
Extension terminal (CN3)
J1
J3
J2
J4
MN101LR05D (IC1)
Extension terminal (CN2)
Green LED (D5)
Orange LED (D4)
Figure 3.1.1 Part Arrangement Plan (top view)
Low-speed oscillation circuit (X1,C35,C36,R19)
R6 R5
High-speed oscillation circuit (X2,C37,C38,R18)
Figure 3.1.2 Part Arrangement Plan (bottom view)
MN101LR05D(IC1)
This is a microcomputer with built-in ReRAM to be evaluated.
For characteristics and port control of MN101LR05D, refer to "MN101LR05D LSI User's Manual".
Reset
RC reset circuit by the built-in pull-up resistor of MN101LR05D (IC1) and the capacitor mounted on the
board is implemented. The reset period is 500ms.
When a switch reset is required separately, connect it to the No. 6 pin of the extension terminal (CN2).
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Low-speed oscillation circuit (X1, C35, C36, R19)
This is outside low-speed oscillation circuit for MN101LR05D (IC1). Low-speed oscillation circuit is not mounted
at board manufacture. Figure 3.1.3 shows a part arrangement plan of low-speed oscillation circuit.
Low-speed oscillation circuit (X1, C35, C36, R19)
X1
C3
C36
R19
Figure 3.1.3 Part Arrangement Plan of low-speed oscillation circuit
Note :Confirm the frequency accuracy input low-clock depending on the usage of AM13L-STK2.
High-speed oscillation circuit (X2, C37, C38, R18)
This is outside High-speed oscillation circuit for MN101LR05D (IC1). High-speed oscillation circuit is not
mounted at board manufacture. Figure 3.1.4 shows a part arrangement plan of High-speed oscillation circuit.
R18
C37
X2
C38
High-speed oscillation circuit (X2, C37, C38, R18)
Figure 3.1.4 Part Arrangement Plan of high-speed oscillation circuit
Note :Confirm the frequency accuracy input high-clock depending on the usage of AM13L-STK2.
LED (D4, D5)
These can be controlled by a user program. Pins of IC1 assigned to D4 and D5 are indicated below.
Orange LED (D4):
No. 8 pin of IC1 (P00/TM9IOC)
Green LED (D5):
No. 9 pin of IC1 (P01/TM4IOC)
USB connector (CN1)
This is USB series A plug. In addition, AM13L-STK2 is compliant with USB2.0 standard and it supports Full
Speed (12 Mbps) as the data transfer rate.
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Extension terminal (CN2, CN3)
Use these terminals as functional extension terminals. Arrangement of the extension terminals is shown in Table
3.1.1. Table 3.1.2 shows function of extension terminals (CN2), and Table 3.1.3 shows function of extension
terminals (CN3).
Through holes of 2.54 mm pitch and φ0.9 mm hole diameter are prepared for connector mounting. To extend
functions by using the extension terminals, refer to "3.3.1 Use of Extension Terminals (p.43)".
Table 3.1.1 Arrangement of Extension Terminals
CN3
15
CN3
18
CN3
20
CN3
22
CN3
24
CN2
26
CN2
24
CN2
22
CN2
20
CN2
18
CN2
15
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CN3
14
CN3
17
CN3
19
CN3
21
CN3
23
CN2
25
CN2
23
CN2
21
CN2
19
CN2
17
CN2
14
Part Names and Functions
CN3
13
CN3
16
CN2
16
CN2
13
CN3
12
CN2
12
CN3
11
CN2
11
CN3
10
CN2
10
CN3
9
CN2
9
CN3
8
CN2
8
CN3
7
CN2
7
CN3
6
CN2
6
CN3
5
CN3
3
CN2
3
CN2
5
CN3
4
CN3
2
CN3
1
CN2
1
CN2
2
CN2
4
Chapter 3 Hardware
Table 3.1.2 Function of Extension Terminals (CN2)
Pin number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Function
VBUS
VBUS
VDD
GND
VDD
NRST
VLC1
VLC2
VLC3
GND
P77/COM0
P76/COM1
P75/COM2
P74/COM3
GND
P67/SEG4/SBCS0A/KEY7B
P66/SEG5/SBT0A/KEY6B
P65/SEG6/SBO0A/TXD0A/KEY5B
P64/SEG7/SBI0A/RXD0A/KEY4B
P63/SEG8/IRQ3B
P62/SEG9/IRQ2B
P61/SEG10/IRQ1B
P60/SEG11/IRQ0B
P57/TM8IOA/KEY3B/CLKOUTB
P56/SEG13/TM3IOA/KEY2B
P55/SEG14/TM1IOA/KEY1B
Note :SEG12 of the LCD function connected to extension terminal (CN2) is unusable in AM13L-STK2.
All LCD functions can be used on MN101LR05D provided without AM13L-STK2.
Part Names and Functions
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Chapter 3 Hardware
Table 3.1.3 Function of Extension Terminals (CN3)
Pin number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
40
Part Names and Functions
Function
P10/A0/KEY0A/IRQ0A
P11/A1/KEY1A/IRQ1A
P12/A2/KEY2A
GND
P13/A3/KEY3A
VREFP
P22/SEG40/SBI2B
P23/SEG39/SBO2B/SDA2B
GND
P24/SEG38/SBT2B/SCL2B
P25/SEG37/SBCS2B
P26/SEG36/SBI1A/RXD1A
P30/SEG35/SBO1A/TXD1A
P31/SEG34/SBT1A
GND
P32/SEG33/SBCS1A
P45/SEG22/SBI1B/RXD1B
P46/SEG21/SBO1B/TXD1B
P50/SEG19/SBCS1B
P47/SEG20/SBT1B
P52/SEG17/SBO3B/SDA3B
P51/SEG18/SBI3B
P54/SEG15/SBCS3B/KEY0B
P53/SEG16/SBT3B/SCL3B
Chapter 3 Hardware
Power supply switching jumper (J1)
This is a jumper for switching a power supply of the board. When it short-circuits by solder mounting, the USB bus
power drive is selected. When it opens by solder un-mounting, the external power drive which supplies a power
from the No. 3 pin and No. 5 pin of the extension terminal CN2 is selected. The voltage which can be supplied to
AM13L-STK2 from the No. 3 pin and No. 5 pin of the extension terminal CN2 is +1.8 V to +3.6 V.
At board manufacture, the USB bus power drive is selected because it short-circuits. The debugger for AM13LSTK2 (DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2) can not be connected when the external power drive is selected.
To connect the debugger for AM13L-STK2 (DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2), make the power supply
switching jumper (J1) short-circuit to select the USB bus power drive.
Current measurement jumper (J2)
This is a jumper for measuring the current consumption of MN101LR05D (IC1). It short-circuits by solder
mounting at board manufacture. To measure current, connect an ammeter after removing solder and confirming the
polarity of the jumper. Refer to "3.3.2 Current Measurement (p.44)" for how to measure current.
Power supply switching jumper for reference voltage of AD converter (J3)
This is a jumper for switching a power supply of the No. 20 pin (VREFP) of MN101LR05D (IC1). It short-circuits
by solder mounting at board manufacture. To supply power from the No. 6 pin of extension terminal (CN3) into the
No. 20 pin (VREFP) of MN101LR05D (IC1), make sure to remove a solder before power supply.
Power supply switching jumper for LCD (J4)
This is a jumper for switching a power supply of the No. 77 pin (VLC1) of MN101LR05D (IC1). It short-circuits
by solder mounting at board manufacture. To supply power from the No. 7 pin of extension terminal (CN2) into the
No. 77 pin (VLC1) of MN101LR05D (IC1), make sure to remove a solder before power supply.
Auto reset switching resistances (R5, R6)
These are resistances for switching an input voltage of the No. 4 pin (NATRON) of MN101LR05D (IC1). To set
the auto reset of MN101LR05D (IC1), change the mounting of R5 and R6. Relations of the auto reset and
mounting of R5 and R6 are as follows.
Auto reset OFF
: R5 mount, R6 unmount
Auto reset ON
: R5 unmount, R6 mount
Auto reset is OFF at board manufacture.
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Chapter 3 Hardware
3.2 Debugger Connection
For debugging and programming by AM13L-STK2, installation of the debugger for AM13L-STK2 (DebugFactory
Builder for MN101_STK2) is needed. Refer to the software chapter for the installation method. Figure 3.2.1 shows the
example of connection of the debugger for AM13L-STK2 (DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2). To connect the
debugger for AM13L-STK2 (DebugFactory Builder for MN101_STK2), confirm that the power supply switching
jumper (J1) short-circuits, and connect AM13L-STK2 to the USB port of the host computer.
Connect to USB port
AM13L-STK2
Host computer
Figure 3.2.1 Example of Connection of the Debugger for AM13L-STK2
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Debugger Connection
Chapter 3 Hardware
3.3 Customization of AM13L-STK2
This section describes functional extension of AM13L-STK2 and customization at evaluation.
3.3.1 Use of Extension Terminals
This section describes cautions at use of the extension terminals (CN2, CN3) and at creation of an extension board by
the user.
Cautions at Extension Terminal Mounting
Mount connectors of 2.54 mm pitch on CN2 and CN3.
Power Supply from AM13L-STK2 to the Extension Board
AM13L-STK2 can supply the voltage of +5.0 V (VBUS) from No. 1 pin and No. 2 pin of CN2, and the voltage of
+3.3 V from No. 3 pin and No. 4 pin of CN2. The total output current of +5.0 V and +3.3 V is a maximum of 500
mA including the current consumption of AM13L-STK2.
Power Supply from the Extension Board to AM13L-STK2
AM13L-STK2 can operate by the power supply from the extension board. When the extension board supplies the
operation power to AM13L-STK2, make the power supply switching jumper (J1) open, and make No.3 pin and
No.5 pin of CN2 supply a voltage of +1.8 V to +3.6 V. The power supply to +3.3 V regulator (IC3) stops by
making the power supply switching jumper (J1) open.
Power supply from the extension board to reference voltage of AD converter
When the extension board supplies the reference voltage of AD converter to AM13L-STK2, open the power supply
switching jumper for reference voltage of AD converter (J3). Supply the reference voltage from No.6 pin of CN3.
Reference voltage for AD converter of AM13L-STK2 make less than or equal the operating voltage of
MN101LR05D (IC1).
Power supply from the extension board to LCD
When the extension board supplies a power to the No.77 pin (VLC1) of MN101LR05D (IC1), open the Power
supply switching jumper for LCD (J4).
Reset signal input from the extension board
When the extension board input the reset signal to No. 5 pin (NRST) of MN101LR05D (IC1), make the reset signal
from the extension board into open-drain output.
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Chapter 3 Hardware
3.3.2 Current Measurement
This section describes how to measure current consumed by MN101LR05D (IC1). The current measurement jumper
(J2) which can measure the current consumption of MN101LR05D (IC1) is prepared on the board of AM13L-STK2.
To measure current, remove the solder of a current measurement jumper (J2) to open, and connect an ammeter.
Figure 3.3.1 shows the polarity of the current measurement jumper (J2).
J2
-
+
Figure 3.3.1 Polarity of the Current Measurement Jumper (J2)
Using the current measurement jumper (J2) can measure the sum of the core current consumption and the IO current
consumption.
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Customization of AM13L-STK2
Chapter 4 Appendix
4
Chapter 4
Appendix
4.1 Circuit Diagram
Figure 4.1.1 shows the circuit diagram of AM13L-STK2.
Figure 4.1.1 Circuit Diagram of AM13L-STK2
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Chapter 4
Appendix
4.2 Part List
Table 4.2.1 shows the part list of AM13L-STK2.
Table 4.2.1 Part List of AM13L-STK2
Part Number
Function
Model number
Maker
IC1
Microcomputer
MN101LR05D
Panasonic
IC2
USB-DWire converter IC
MN101EF35G
Panasonic
IC3
+3.3 V regulator
TLV1117-33CDCYR
IC4
Reset IC
MCP130T-300I/TT
PDTC143ZE
DT-26
D4
Digital Transistor
Crystal Resonator for
MN101LR05D (Low-speed)
CL=6pF
Crystal Unit for MN101LR05D
(High-speed)
Resonator for USB-DWire
converter IC (8MHz)
ESD protection diode for USB
power
ESD protection diode for USB
data
LED (Orange)
TI
MICRO
CHIP
NXP
Number
Mounting
TQFP80-P-1212
1
Yes
HQFP048-P-0707B
1
Yes
SOT-223
1
Yes
SOT23-3
1
Yes
SC-75
2
Yes
DAISHINKU
Cylinder type
1
No
CX3225GB10000D0HEQZ1
KYOCERA
3.20 mm x 2.50 mm
1
No
CSTCE8M00G15L
MURATA
3.2 mm x 1.3 mm
1
Yes
NNCD5.6D-T1
NEC
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
1
Yes
LXES15AAA1-100
MURATA
1.0 mm x 0.5 mm
2
No
D5
LED (Green)
SML-310DT
ROHM
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
1
Yes
SML-310MT
ROHM
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
1
CN1
Yes
USB-A (male)
A-USB A-LP-SMT
ASSMANN
1
Yes
CN2
Extension connector (26 pin)
-
-
1
No
CN3
Extension connector (24 pin)
-
-
1
No
R1 - R5
10 kΩ resistor
-
-
20.30 mm x 12 mm
2.54 mm pitch
pin header
2.54 mm pitch
pin header
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
5
Yes
R6
10 kΩ resistor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
1
No
R11, R12
20 Ω resistor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
2
Yes
Q1, Q2
X1
X2
X3
D1
D2, D3
Package size
R13, R14
470 kΩ resistor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
2
Yes
R15
1.5 kΩ resistor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
1
Yes
R16
300 Ω resistor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
1
Yes
R17
270 Ω resistor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
1
Yes
R18
270 Ω resistor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
1
No
R19
36 kΩ resistor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
1
No
0.11 uF ceramic capacitor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
7
Yes
C21 - C27
C1 - C7
1 uF ceramic capacitor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
7
Yes
C31, C32
4.7 uF ceramic capacitor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
2
Yes
C35, C36
7 pF ceramic capacitor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
2
No
C37, C38
10 pF ceramic capacitor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
2
No
C41 - C44
0.22 uF ceramic capacitor
-
-
1.6 mm x 0.8 mm
4
Yes
Part List
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Chapter 4
Appendix
4.3 Dimensions
Figure 4.3.1 shows the board dimensional drawing of AM13L-STK2. All units are millimeters.
80
Figure 4.3.1 Dimensional Drawing of AM13L-STK2
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Dimensions
16
30
12
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LCD control terminal: 31 pins
(4COM/27SEG)
LCD control terminal: 30 pins
(4COM/26SEG)
Figure 2.2.1
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18
Figure 2.3.3
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Change
32
Figure 2.5.17 ---
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Change
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Table 3.1.2
P57/SEG12/TM8IOA/KEY3B/CLKO
P57/TM8IOA/KEY3B/CLKOUTB
UTB
Add
39
30
---
Note: SEG12 of the LCD function
connected to extension terminal (CN2) is
unusable in AM13L-STK2.
All LCD functions can be used on
MN101LR05D provided without
AM13L-STK2.
Change
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Figure 3.2.1
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Replaced a figure
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AM13L-STK2
Installation Manual
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