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[1] Introduction .......................................................................................................................................... 3 1.1 Overview ........................................................ 3 1.2 Features ........................................................ 3 1.3 Ratings ......................................................... 3 1.4 Support for PC and OS ........................................... 3

[2] Set up ..................................................................................................................................................... 4 2.1 How to install DebugFactory Builder ............................. 4 2.2 Install USB driver .............................................. 7 2.3 Precautions in using WindowsXP SP2 .............................. 9 2.4 How to Driver uninstall ......................................... 9 2.5 Change the microcontroller type ................................. 9

[3] How to use DebugFactory Builder ................................................................................................... 10 3.1 Start-up (Project selection menu) ............................... 10 3.2 DebugFactory Builder start-up display ........................... 10 3.3 Compile the sample program ...................................... 11 3.4 Connect AM1 STARTER KIT ......................................... 12 3.5 Execute the sample program ...................................... 13

[4] Sample Program.................................................................................................................................... 14 4.1 Specification ................................................... 14 4.2 Source file ..................................................... 14

[5] Connection method with CPU BOARD equipped with user target ....................................................... 15 5.1 Connection diagram ................................................... 15 5.2 List of connection with an external CPU BOARD connector classified with CPU types ..... 15 5.3 User target internal connection diagram ......................... 16

[6] Registration Guide............................................................................................................................... 18 6.1 How to Register ................................................. 18 6.2 Compiler Version Upgrade ........................................ 18 6.3 Technical Support ............................................... 19 6.4 Technical Report Mailing List ................................... 19 6.5 User Community Mailing List ..................................... 19




[1] Introduction

1.1 Overview

AM1 STARTER KIT is an introductory starter kit for the FLASH MEMORY version of an 8-bit 1-chip CPU manufactured by Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. Both C compiler and source code debugger（DebugFactory Builder） for Windows correspond to the MN101. 1.2 Features

- Low Cost C compiler and source code debugger. - Convenient hardware configuration for the MN101C. - Simple debugger compatible with PanaX series with USB I/F. - No need for other power adaptors with USB bus power. - Support CPU: MN101C - CPU clock : high speed (OSC) 19.6678MHz / low speed (XI) 32.768KHz *1 - Sample program and tutorial are included. - CPU BOARD equipped with the user target enables debugging by connecing from BASE BOARD. *2 *1 MN101CFF78A high speed clock is 9.8304MHz. *2 The user target should be equipped with a 10P connector for connecting BASE BOARD.

1.3 Ratings

- Power Supply USB1.1 bus power - Power Consumption Average 60 to 80 mA / Maximum about 150 mA (+5V DC) - Size Width: 110mm / Length: 130mm / Height: 24mm - Weight About 170g - Operating Condition Peripheral temperature 0 to 60 degrees Celsius (of non condensing) 1.4 Support for PC and OS

[PC] - Basic Configuration··········································· USB1.1, and IBM-PC compatible Windows operating system. - CPU··································································· Pentium II 133MHz or higher - Memory Capacity ·············································· 64MB minimum (128MB + recommended) - Free Disc Space················································ 200MB+ (400MB + recommended) [OS] - Microsoft Windows 98SE - Microsoft Windows Me - Microsoft Windows 2000/Professional - Microsoft WindowsXP Home/Professional




[2] Set up 2.1 How to install DebugFactory Builder

AM1 STARTER KIT 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 Use one of the following files contained on the CD to install the software (Japanese version: DFBuilder101C_SKJ.exe or English version:DFBuilder101C_SKE.exe). Follow the instructions provided in the dialog windows as they appear. Select the product number corresponding to the type of debugger you purchased. Select the folder location (or use the default location of %system%\Panasonic) for the installation and storage of files. [[NNOOTTEE!!]] “%system%“ shows Windows system disc. In the general IBM/PC compatible i386 system,”C:” corresponds to “%system%“. [[NNOOTTEE!!]] Regardless of the type selected at the installation, Installer installs all types of sample projects. Project install pass：%system%\Panasonic\DebugFactory\Builder3\MN101C_SK\Project STEP1 The following is the DFBuilder101C_SKE.exe setup display. Click “Next(N)” button.




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

STEP3 Then type selection display appears. Check the type you purchased and click on the “Next(N)” button.

[[NNOOTTEE!!]] Even if you chose a wrong type or wish to use a different type after installation, reinstallation of DebugFactory Builder is not necessary. Refer to page 9 [2.5 Change the microcontroller type].




STEP4 Select the folder in which the files should be installed. When selecting the default folder, simply click on the "Next(N)" button. When selecting a different folder, click "Browse" and specify the desired path/folder name.

STEP5 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 STARTER KIT 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 “No,not this time” and click on the “Next(N)” button.

STEP2 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_SK\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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STEP3

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

STEP4

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.




2.3 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.

2.4 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. 2.5 Change the microcontroller type

The microcontroller type, which was selected at the installation, can be changed at any time. To change the microcontroller type, reinstallation or reboot of DebugFactory Builder is not necessary. Start DebugFactory Builder and open the sample project that suits the connecting AM1 STARTER KIT type (Ctrl + O), or create a new project and select the microcontroller type for the connecting AM1 STARTER KIT type in the property window of the project explore. [[NNOOTTEE!!]] Regardless of the type selected at the installation, Installer installs all types of sample projects. Project install pass：%system%\Panasonic\DebugFactory\Builder3\MN101C_SK\Project




[3] How to use DebugFactory Builder AM1 STARTER KIT 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_SK> 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 “Run(R)” button.

[[NNOOTTEE!!]] The sample program of the type selected at the installation is registered as the previous project just after installing DebugFactory Builder. 3.2 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 STARTER KIT yet.




3.3 Compile the sample program

The dedicated C compiler for MN101C is attached to AM1 STARTER KIT. As for the use of the C compiler, refer to the attached C compiler manual. Regarding the MN101C, read the attached LSI manual. 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)”.

STEP2 At the first compilation, the alert warning is displayed that the compiler is a trial version after starting up the DebugFactory Builder. Click “OK” and continue compiling.




3.4 Connect AM1 STARTER KIT

DebugFactory Builder is designed as the integrated environment which is able to correspond flexibly to the various debug resources. Therefore, debug target resource portion is separated. STEP1 DebugFactory Builder recognizes the AM1 STARTER KIT 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 loaded appears. Click “Yes (Y)” and load the sample program into the AM1 STARTER KIT. When DebugFactory Builder loads the objects, the objects are written into MN101C built-in flash ROM.




3.5 Execute the sample program

The sample program attached to the AM1 STARTER KIT is executed by clicking “Go(G)” in the “Debug” menu. As for the operation specification of the sample program, refer to “[4] Sample Program”.

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




[4] Sample Program 4.1 Specification

- The LED connected between P10 and P17 lights sequentially every 0.2 sec. - The LED of the corresponding bit lights when toggle switch connected between P40 and P47 is switched on. - The time period after activation and Copyright are shown at the bottom line of the LCD display panel. - The message “Welcome to MN101C Starter Kit” is shown at the top line of the LCD display panel. - The LCD display is scrolled left every 0.2 sec. - The LCD display panel is scrolled-on and scrolled-off alternatively when IRQ1 button is pressed. - The clock in the LCD display panel is stopped and restarted alternatively when IRQ0 button is pressed. - Interrupt occurs every 1 ms when timer 0 is used for 1 ms timer for waits. - An interrupt occurs every 0.2 s when timer 1 is used for 0.2 s; the timer for the LED and LCD scrolls. - Interrupt occurs every 1 sec when timer 6 is used for 1 sec base timer. - The data input from RXD on serial port 0 enables local echo to TXD (19200bps). - The data input from RXD on serial port 1 enables local echo to TXD (19200bps).

[[NNOOTTEE!!]] There is a case that LED or switch do not work depending on the models. Check the “AM1 STARTER KIT USERS MANUAL & TUTORIAL” in detail. 4.2 Source file

[Project file] Sample.dfp ················ Sample project file of DebugFactory Builder [C souce file] sample.c ···················· C source file including sample program mail () function. int.c ···························· C source file that processes interrupts lcd.c ··························· C source file that controls LCD [Header file] 101cXXX.h ················· The header file that defines function declaration / variable inherent in MN101C. int.h ···························· The header file that defines function declaration related to interrupts. sample.h ···················· The header file that defines function declaration of the sample program. def.h ··························· The header file that defines “define” of the sample program. lcd.h ··························· The header file that defines function declaration of the LCD control. [Assembler soure file] bootXXX.asm ·············· Assembler program source file that describes initial routine. [Document and make file] readme.txt ·················· Some additional information concerning the sample program. makefile ····················· Make file based on “make.exe” of the attached make tool specifications. [[NNOOTTEE!!]] The XXX parts of each file name indicate the model name (78A/77G/49K).




[5] Connection method with CPU BOARD equipped with user target

CPU BOARD can be used as equipped with the user target. Attached DebugFactor Builder for AM1 STARTER KIT can be used by connecting BASE BOARD to the user target with an external CPU BOARD connector of BASE BOARD. Important Even if this product causes damage to the user target by this method, we are not liable for it. 5.1 Connection diagram

USER TARGET

CPU BOARD

10P CABLE

5.2 List of connection with an external CPU BOARD connector classified with CPU types

PIN No Name MN101CF78A MN101CF77G MN101CF49K

1 SBT P32 P52 P35

2 GND GND GND GND

3 SBI P31 P51 P33

4 NC N.C N.C N.C

5 SBO P33 P50 P34

6 Reserved N.C N.C N.C

7 BOOTSEL P37 P24 P15

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

9 nRSTOUT P27 P27 P27

10 TVDD VDD VDD VDD

(*1)VPP pin should be pulled up to the power supply of 3.3V on the target.




5.3 User target internal connection diagram

SW1

RESET

CN1

CN3

CN2 MN101CFxxx

CN4

SBO

SBI

SBT 12

NRST

BASE BOARD connector

User target base board

MN101CF49K CPU BOARD does not have this pin.

Figure 6 User target internal connection diagram




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[6] Registration Guide

Thank you very much for purchasing AM1 STARTER KIT (this “Product”). OBJECT offers a variety of support to upgrade and maintain the performance of this “Product”. To receive support, you are required to complete your user registration. In this user registration guide, you can learn how to register and what type of support is available.

6.1 How to Register

Visit the following our website and choose “English”, and click "Registration" on the right corner of the page.

http://www.OBJECT.jp/

- Complete the required fields (product name, serial number, user information) and enter the optional fields (questionnaire about product). If the required fields are not completed, you cannot finish the user registration.

- Product serial number is mentioned on the backside of the board (11-digit number).

- User information means general information such as your name, company name, etc.

- Choose whether to join the mailing list of our technical report community. “I Join” is selected in the default setting. If you would not like to join the mailing list, select “I do NOT Join”.

- Registration process takes few minutes. When the registration has been completed, you will be notified via e-mail.

- After the user registration is completed, you can request a version upgrade of the compiler and technical supports. If you select to join the technical report community, the technical report information is distributed (Past reports are not distributed. If you would like to get the past information, please see “Support” page of our website.

6.2 Compiler Version Upgrade

- For the user who has completed user registration, we offer to upgrade the C-compiler for Panasonic MN101C/MN101D/MN101E which is supplied with this Product. Upgrade is available only once. There is no time limit to execute this upgrade.

- You can upgrade your version by downloading the installation package from the following URL. To download the installation package, user authentication is required. Click “Support” on our top page and visit to the site.

http://www.OBJECT.jp/panamc_eng/support/compiler_Version-up.html

- By downloading installation package from our website you agree to the terms of our software license. Please read it before downloading. Once you agree the software license, go to the version upgrade steps.

- For user authentication, software serial number and registry are required. They are described on the product warranty. When user authentication is completed, you will see the download page.



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6.3 Technical Support

- Please request technical support by e-mail.

- To request technical support, visit “Support” page of our website and click [email protected]. The inquiry sheet starts up. The URL is as follows:

http://www.OBJECT.jp/panamc_eng/support/tec-sup.html

- Complete the inquiry sheet and send. If your user registration has not completed, the message “please complete user registration and send your inquiry again” is sent to you.

- After your user authentication is confirmed, you will be notified within 24 hours via e-mail that your inquiry has been received.

- We will respond to your inquiry as quickly as possible. Please note that it takes time depending on the type of inquiry.

- The contents of your inquiry will be opened on the FAQ of our website and in some cases are posted on the technical support mailing list. If you do not want your inquiry listed as a FAQ please mention this in your e-mail inquiry.

6.4 Technical Report Mailing List

- We offer timely e-mail messages that keep you up-to-date with technical information for products (product news, technical report updates, application notes, bug information, etc.).

- To join this mailing list, you need to complete your user registration.

- Whether to join the mailing list is determined at user registration. When modifying your choice, list the registered product name, product serial number, and changes, and then send e-mail to the following address:

Mail address : [email protected]

Subject : Change of Technical Report Community Registration

- Distribution of information starts immediately after your user registration is completed.

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- Anyone may participate in this group. Please join us and exchange information.

- For more information, please see the “Support” page of our website.



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