Install the product according to the following procedure:

Insert the yellow IAR CD into your drive. This CD contains all the software you need to get

your development environment up and running.

When the start page is displayed, click Product installations and select IAR Embedded

Workbench for your product family to start the installer and follow the instructions. The

installer program installs all necessary files and adds the appropriate program group and icons

to the Windows Start menu.

Note: You need to register your product via email as part of the installation process. Your

license number and license key will be generated automatically and sent to you as an email.

Connect your hardware board to the PC.

The Found New Hardware Wizard

will appear. Perform the steps in this

wizard and browse manually to folder

\drivers on the CD, where the USB-

drivers are located.

Start the IAR Embedded Workbench

IDE. The IAR Embedded Workbench

Startup dialog box appears.

Click Example applications.

In the next dialog box that appears,

browse to the example workspace for

your hardware board and click Open.

This guide explains the three different

SubAtomic Particle boards,

YM16CSPB, YR8CSPB and

YH8SPB.

If the option Do not prompt for

working copy directory is checked, the

example workspace will automatically

be copied to My Documents, folder

IAR Embedded Workbench.

On the Project menu, select Options.

Make sure the project name is

highlighted in the Workspace window

and a dialog box will be opened.

The Options dialog box provides

options for the building tools and

debugger. For example, by selecting

device, the correct linker command file

and device description file are

automatically chosen.

YR8C

SPB

YH8SP

B

YM16CS

PB

Select the correct device also in the

emulator setup dialog.

Select Debugger in the category list to

verify that the correct debugger driver

and options are used.

- E8 for YM16CSPB and YR8CSPB

- E8/E10 for YH8SPB.

The option Run to is used to specify the

location to which C-SPY runs when the

debugger is started and after a reset.

Click OK if you like to save your

changes.

Make a complete build of the application by selecting Project>Rebuild All from the menu.

Start the debug session by clicking on

the C-SPY debugger icon in the toolbar.

Select Erase Flash and Connect.

If the emulator is the provider to the

CPU board, select Power Target from

Emulator and choose the correct

voltage for your board.

YH8S

PB

YR8

CSP

B

YM16C

SPB

Click OK.

The first time the emulator is used, a dialog box appears where you shall select Renesas E-

series USB driver.

For YH8SPB users an input ID Code is

required. This ID is 00E8

Click OK.

Accept any dialog box warning that an older version of E8 firmware is necessary to work

with the application. Allow download of firmware to complete.

The code will be downloaded to the microcontroller. When programming and initialization is

completed, the Program Counter (PC) will be located at main() and ready to run.

Execute the application in C-SPY by clicking Debug>Go or by clicking the Go icon in

the toolbar.

The IAR C-SPY debugger has windows and icons showing full information about your

application. It can be single-stepped and executed up to a breakpoint. Breakpoints can be

configured as active or inactive and can have certain logic conditions associated with them to

control how the program breaks under given circumstances. Various windows allow

YH8S

PB

You have now installed the software, programmed your hardware board and run an application

with the debugger. To learn more about the tools, please read the supporting user documentation

available from the Help menu.

Online technical support and information is available at http://www.iar.com/support.

Latest downloadable product updates is found at http://www.iar.com/mypages.

inspection of memory, global and local variables, structures and other information.

IAR, IAR Systems, IAR Embedded Workbench, IAR MakeApp, C-SPY, visualState, From Idea To Target, IAR

KickStart Kit and IAR PowerPac are trademarks or registered trademarks owned by IAR Systems.

All information subject to change without notice. IAR Systems assumes no responsibility for errors and shall not be

liable for any damage or expenses.

© Copyright 2008 IAR Systems. All rights reserved. Part number: QS1-Renesas-Subatomic-3. First edition: March

2007