CMOS 16-BIT SINGLE CHIP MICROCOMPUTER S5U1C17801T1100 Hardware Manual (Software Evaluation Tool for S1C17801)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS - Table of Contents 1 Features.......................................................................................................................... 1 2 Contents of Package ..................................................................................................... 2 3 Name and Functions of Each Part ............................................................................... 3 Name of Each Part ..............................................................................
TABLE OF CONTENTS 19 Audio Connection Circuit .......................................................................................... 42 Switching Audio Master Clock ................................................................................................. 42 20 Exclusive Control of Ports......................................................................................... 43 21 Serial ............................................................................................................
1 FEATURES 1 Features S5U1C17801T1100 (Software eValuation Tool for S1C17801. Hereafter referred to as SVT17801)is an evaluation board for MCU S1C17801 manufactured by SEIKO EPSON. The SVT17801, consisting of the three boards, i.e., CPU, ICD and LCD, can debug software by connecting to the ICD and CPU boards without using ICD or other debug tool. By connecting to the CPU and LCD boards, the SVT17801 can also be used for simple evaluation of LCD panel display.
2 CONTENTS OF PACKAGE 2 Contents of Package The following lists the contents of S5U1C17801T1100 package: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 2 SVT17801 CPU Board (Main body) .......................... 1 SVT17801 ICD Board ................................................. 1 SVT17801 LCD Board ................................................ 1 USB Cable .................................................................... 1 Coin Battery (CR2032/3V) .........................................
3 NAME AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART 3 Name and Functions of Each Part Name of Each Part The following describes name and functions of each part: ICD board (4) (2) (5) (3) (8) (6) (1) (9) (7) (10) CPU board (5) (9) 3.5inch STN QVGA B&W (11) Membrane touch panel (12) (15) (14) (16) (13) (9) Fig. 3.1.
ICD board 3 NAME AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART CPU board (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Fig. 3.1.
3 NAME AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART ICD board (4) (6) (1) (7) (2) (3) (5) (3) (8) CPU board (9) (10) (19) (16) (18) (17) (14) (12) (11) (13) (15) Fig. 3.1.
3 NAME AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART (1) (2) Fig. 3.1.
3 NAME AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART Board Dimensions CPU Board Dimensions The following drawing shows dimensions of the CPU board. Parts installed within this dash line must be max. 8 mm in height 205 170 142 D1 Installation instruction diagram 85 11 12 SP1 2 63 2 1 2 40 1 J7 22 1 J12 2 46.5 1 8 10.5 17 J8 1516 53 S1 S2 S3 17 18 26.5 112 55 50 20 7 S4 S5 S6 2 5.5 10 SP2 137 50 90 89 80 100 102.5 S7 D1 J13 1 9 10 7.5 1 46 25 9 102 9 9-φ7 9-φ3.
3 NAME AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART ICD Board Dimensions The following drawing shows dimensions of the ICD board. R 4- 4-φ3.5 through hole 5.5 21.5 43 37.5 5 1 2 JUSB 4 4 9 4-φ7 land 50 2 1 10 9 JICD 4.95 Fig. 3.2.2.1 ICD Board Dimensions ∗ Precautions • Unit for the above dimensions is millimeter (mm). • Material: FR4, Board thickness: 1.
3 NAME AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART LCD Board Dimensions The following drawing shows dimensions of the LCD board. 112 10 5 6-φ3.3(NTH) 80 5 15 10 65.5 90 3 5 19 20 51 5 51 102 26 6-φ7 55 6-φ3.3 hole 1 3 1 17 18 1 J101 2 5 15 20 (Hole) 65.5 J103 10 50 J104 70.5 50 90 14 29 4 2 J102 80 12 1 10 11 19 5 20 51 51 112 Fig. 3.2.3.1 LCD Board Dimensions ∗ Precautions • Unit for the above dimensions is millimeter (mm).
3 NAME AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART LCD Panel Board Dimensions The following drawing shows dimensions of the LCD panel (EW32F92FLWP manufactured by IMAGING DISPLAY). (Abstracted from specifications for the IMAGING DISPLAY EW32F92 series products) 30.0 96.2 91.3(touch panel) 81(viewing area of touch panel) 79(active area of touch panel) 77.79±0.3(viewing area of bezel) 79.79±0.01(display area) 6.3 7.3 7.9 8.405 72 66.6 60(viewing area of touch panel) 58.59±0.
3 NAME AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART Main Parts CPU (U13) Crystal oscillator (32.
3 NAME AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART Functions of Each Part ICD Board The ICD board is a hardware tool (emulator) to facilitate the efficiency of software development for the S1C17801. It controls communication between your PC and the target IC (S1C17801) on the CPU board, providing simple software development environments for S1C17801. For information about its functional difference from the ICD Mini (S5U1C17001H), a development tool supporting all S1C17 core product models, see Chapter 6.
3 NAME AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART ∗ Installing and Removing Coin Battery The following describes installation and removal procedures of a coin cell to/from the socket on the rear face of the CPU board. Install Step 1: Insert coin cell under the long metal contact on the socket with the plus (+) side up, and press it in the direction of the arrow. Fig. 3.4.2.1 Installing/Removing Coin Battery - 1/4 Install Step 2: Figure 3.4.2.2 shows the installation has been completed. Fig. 3.4.2.
4 BLOCK DIAGRAM 4 Block Diagram Each block diagram for the the SVT17801 CPU board and ICD board is shown below. ICDmini ICD mini connector Debug i/f ICD connector 3-color LED x1 GPIO Debug i/f Card i/f OSC1 32kHz OSC3 48MHz NAND FLASH USB USBminiB USB 2.
5 OPERATING ENVIRONMENTS AND STARTING PROCEDURES 5 Operating Environments and Starting Procedures By connecting with your PC via the ICD board, the SVT17801 can be operated in accordance with commands executed by a debugger on the PC. The SVT17801 CPU board can be operated as stand-alone without using the ICD board and PC. The following explains the connection and starting procedures required for each operation.
5 OPERATING ENVIRONMENTS AND STARTING PROCEDURES (2) Turn on the PC (if it is turned off). (3) Connect the evaluation board to your PC via a USB cable. (4) When a screen appears on your PC prompting you to install USB driver, install an appropriate driver. This operation is required only for the first connection. It is not required for the second connection and afterward. For the installation procedure, see the later section Installing USB driver .
5 OPERATING ENVIRONMENTS AND STARTING PROCEDURES When the USB driver has been installed successfully,it appears on the device manager as shown below. Notes: If the driver does not appears on the device manager as shown above, install the USB driver again.
5 OPERATING ENVIRONMENTS AND STARTING PROCEDURES Standalone Operation of SVT17801 The SVT17801 CPU board can be operated as stand-alone without using the ICD board and PC. Standalone Operation In this operation environment, the S1C17801 on the CPU board operates in normal mode to execute a program written in the built-in flash memory. Therefore, a user program must be downloaded previously to the flash memory built in the S1C17801.
6 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ICD BOARD AND ICD MINI 6 Difference between ICD Board and ICD Mini The table 6.1 shows specifications comparison between the SVT17801 ICD board and the S5U1C17001H (ICD Mini), a development tool for the S1C17 Family. While the SVT17801 is equipped with the ICD mini interface, the ICD board and the ICD mini cannot be connected at the same time. For information about how to use the ICD mini, refer to the S5U1C17001H User Manual. Table 6.
7 I/O PORT 7 I/O Port Table 7.1 lists ports on the S1C17801 and the destination of the connection for the SVT17801. For information about expansion interface and connectors, see Chapter 22. Table 7.
7 I/O PORT Port Direction Multiplex Signal Name Connected to P62 P63 P64 P65 P66 P67 P70 P71 P72 P73 P74 P75 P76 P77 P80 P81 P82 P83 P84 P85 P86 P90 P91 P92 P93 P94 P95 P96 P97 PA0 PA1 PA2 PA3 PA4 PA5 PA6 PB0 PB1 PB2 PB3 PB4 PB5 PB6 PB7 PC0 PC1 PC2 PC3 I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O Memory Memory Memory Memory Memory Memory Memory Memory Memo
8 JUMPER SWITCH SETTINGS 8 Jumper Switch Settings Three jumper switches are installed on the surface of the SVT17801. Each function is as follows: Setting for JP1 JP1 can be used to select Wakeup Enable or Disable as shown in the following. 1-2 on JP1 must be shorted to select Wakeup Enable. Wakeup Enable can be controlled by the Wakeup pin on the S1C17801 or on-board power switch. For details, see the description of RTC control circuit in Chapter 10. Shorting 2-3 on JP1 disables the Wakeup function.
8 JUMPER SWITCH SETTINGS Setting for JP2 JP2 JP2 JP2 Battery VDD VDD JP2 can be used to select the power supply source for RTCVDD as shown in the following. Short 2-3 on JP2 to select VDD for the power supply to RTCVDD, whereas 1-3 to select battery. For details, see the description of RTC control circuit in Chapter 10. Note that, when 1-2 is shorted, a coin cell battery is required to activate RTCVDD. Factory default setting for JP2 is 1-2 shorted. 3 2 To RTCVDD 1 DIC-149-3P C55 0.
8 JUMPER SWITCH SETTINGS Setting for JP3 JP3 wiring, allowing for three functions, is shown in the following. ∗ 1-2 Shorted Power is supplied to LCD backlight. Shorting 3-4 is not allowed while 1-2 is shorted. ∗ 3-4 Shorted Power with phase generated by.MFT0 on the S1C17801 is supplied to LCD backlight. It can be used to adjust the brightness of LCD backlight. Shorting 1-2 is not allowed while 2-3 is shorted. For details, see Chapter 15 LED/ LCD BACKLIGHT CONTROL CIRCUIT WITH MFT0.
9 CONNECTION CIRCUIT TO EXTERNAL MEMORY 9 Connection Circuit to External Memory SRAM, NOR Flash, NAND Flash, and EEPROM are connected to the SVT17801 as external memory modules. SRAM Connection Circuit CYPRESS 16M bits SRAM (CY62167DV30) is installed on the SVT17801. The following diagram shows how the EEPROM is connected to the SVT17801.
9 CONNECTION CIRCUIT TO EXTERNAL MEMORY NOR Flash Connection Circuit SPANION 64M bits NOR Flash (S29JL064H) is installed on the SVT17801. The following diagram shows how the EEPROM is connected to the SVT17801.
9 CONNECTION CIRCUIT TO EXTERNAL MEMORY NAND Flash Connection Circuit MICRON 2G bits NAND Flash (MT29F2G08AACWP) is installed on the SVT17801. The following diagram shows how the EEPROM is connected to the SVT17801.
9 CONNECTION CIRCUIT TO EXTERNAL MEMORY EEPROM Connection Circuit MICROCHIP 256K bits EEPROM (24AA256) is installed on the SVT17801. The following diagram shows how the EEPROM is connected to the SVT17801. S1C17801 VDD R5 R6 I2C_SCL 2.2K 2.2K I2C_SDA U17 24AA256-I/SN 6 5 SCL SDA WC VCC 1 2 3 E0 E1 E2 7 8 C9 0.1µF VSS 4 Fig. 9.4.
10 POWER CONTROL CIRCUIT FOR BATTERY BACKUP FUNCTION 10 Power Control Circuit for Battery Backup Function SVT17801 has a battery backup function, and is equipped with a power control circuit allowing for this function. Battery Backup Function Three power supply lines are available on the S1C17801, i.e., VDD, AVDD and RTCVDD. VDD covers CPU core, logic circuits, and I/O interface circuits, AVDD covers analog circuits (ADC), and RTCVDD covers RTC and IVRAM.
10 POWER CONTROL CIRCUIT FOR BATTERY BACKUP FUNCTION #STBY Pin This pin is used to disconnect the RTCVDD line from the VDD line (AVDD line) electrically. If a LOW signal is input to the pin, area covered by the RTCVDD line becomes electrically independent of other area. Stopping power supply to the VDD line (AVDD line) while a high signal is input causes inconstant signals to be entered into RTC or IVRAM, or current to be leaked from the RTCVDD line to the VDD line.
10 POWER CONTROL CIRCUIT FOR BATTERY BACKUP FUNCTION ➆ Set the WAKEUP signal to LOW. → ∗ The power switch is being pressed during above steps. ➇ Setting for standby mode has been completed. (RTCVDD is running in ON status.) After ➇, the VDD line (AVDD line) can be turned off. Releasing Standby Mode The following is an example to show how to release standby mode in the circuit shown in the figure 10.2.1.
11 LCD PANEL CONNECTION CIRCUIT 11 LCD Panel Connection Circuit The S1C17801 has a built-in LCD controller (LCDC) that supports the monochrome STN LCD panel and parallel interface. The SVT17801 is equipped with the QVGA panel module (EW32F92FLWP including driver) with a built-in monochrome STN panel. VDD D101 B0530W-7-F C105 C106 1µF LCD panel module (EW32F92FLWP) R103 2.
11 LCD PANEL CONNECTION CIRCUIT Touch Panel Controller Connection Circuit The touch panel function is installed in the LCD panel module on the SVT17801. The following shows how the touch panel is connected to the S1C17801. VDD S1C17801 Q101 UNR31A300L P33 P34 Q103 UNR31A300L LCD panel module (EW32F92FLWP) LEFT TOP RIGHT BOTTOM AIN5 AIN6 VDD U102 6 5 4 Q102 UNR5213 C109 470P Q104 UNR5213 C108 470P C110 0.1µF 1Y VCC 2Y 1A GND 2A 1 2 3 74LVC2G14 Fig. 11.1.
12 KEY INPUT CIRCUIT ON CPU BOARD 12 Key Input Circuit on CPU Board Switches connected to the SVT17801 (S1 - S6) are connected with the AD input port (AIN7) and input port (P31) on the S1C17801 as shown in the figure 12.1. S1C17801 AVDD AIN7 S5 5.1K 4 2 3 1 5.1K 4 3 1 S4 2 4 5.1K S3 2 3 1 5.1K 4 3 1 S2 2 4 5.1K S1 2 3 1 5.1K 4 2 1 3 5.1K P31 S6 Fig. 12.
13 ROTARY ENCODER CONNECTION CIRCUIT 13 Rotary Encoder Connection Circuit The rotary encoder connected to the SVT17801 is connected with three port inputs (P31, PC0 and PC1) on the S1C17801 as shown in the figure 13.1. VDD S1C17801 10K S1C17801 10K 10K 10K PC0 PC1 S B 0.01µF COM 0.01µF A P31 Fig. 13.1 Rotary Encoder Connection Circuit Rotating the rotary encoder closes the A and B switches shown above, and the time difference of switching occurs depending on the rotative direction.
14 TRI-COLOR LED CONNECTION CIRCUIT 14 Tri-color LED Connection Circuit The SVT17801 is equipped with a tri-color LED being connected to the S1C17801 as shown in the following diagram. +5V 0 4 R92 P15 R29 1K R30 1K MMBTA42-TP P16 MMBTA42-TP Q4 1K Q3 P14 R31 1.8K 2 1.8K 3 R26 R27 S1C17801 Q2 MMBTA42-TP R28 5.1K 1 LED1 598-9920-307F Fig. 14.1 Tri-color LED Connection Circuit As the figure 14.
15 LED/LCD BACKLIGHT CONTROL CIRCUIT WITH MFT0 15 LED/LCD Backlight Control Circuit with MFT0 The SVT17801 is equipped with a LED that can be controlled by MFT0. The following diagram shows how the EEPROM is connected to the SVT17801. VDD VDD JP3 J12 11pin (LCD backlight) 1 2 3 4 5 6 U20 TS5A3166 S1C17801 1 2 4 DIC-152-6P R90 470 MFT0 V 5 3 G C65 0.1µF JP3 LED3 LTW-170TK LCD_BL_ON LCD_BL_PWM D201_PWM Fig. 15.
16 INFRARED EMITTING DIODE/RECEIVING MODULE CONNECTION CIRCUIT 16 Infrared Emitting Diode/Receiving Module Connection Circuit Following diagram shows the connection of infrared emitting diode (AN333)/infrared receiving modules (GP1UX31QS/GP1UX51QS/PNA4702M) installed on the SVT17801. VDD R12 100 C15 4.7µF Infrared Emitting Diode D1 AN333 ➁ Q1 MMBTA42-TP R14 1K S1C17801 ➀ REMO ➂ VDD REMI U21 VOUT GND VCC 1 2 R24 3 GP1UX311QS Infrared Receiver Module C66 10µF 47 C14 4.7µF Fig. 16.
16 INFRARED EMITTING DIODE/RECEIVING MODULE CONNECTION CIRCUIT Emitting and Receiving from/by Infrared Area When two SVT17801 units are used for sender and receiver as shown in the figure 16.1.1, that is one for emitting and the other for receiving, waveform from each part ➀ to ➂ of the infrared area are described in this section. Fig. 16.1.
17 MMC (MULTI-MEDIA CARD) CONNECTION CIRCUIT 17 MMC (Multi-Media Card) Connection Circuit The SVT17801 is equipped with a MMC card socket being connected to the S1C17801 with SPI mode as shown in the following diagram. VDD R16 10K J5 DM1B-DSF-PEJ(22) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SPI_SSI0 SPI_SDO0 SPI_SCK0 SPI_SDI0 R18 10K MMC_CARD R17 10K C16 0.1µF Fig. 17.1 MMC Card Connection Circuit For information about controlling the MMC card using SPI mode, see the Application Note.
18 USB Connection Circuit 18 USB Connection Circuit The SVT17801 is equipped with a USB miniB connector being connected to the S1C17801 as shown in the following diagram. VDD D4 1N5819 USB J10 54819-0578 VBUS D– D+ ID GND 1 2 3 4 5 FG6 FG7 FG8 FG9 R25 R52 R22 R23 U19 SN65220DBVT 6 5 4 A NC GND GND B NC 1 2 3 D6 1N5819 S1C17801 1.5K 5.1K 22 22 L5 BLM21PG600SN1D PUENB USBVBUS USBDM USBDP C21 1µF R53 10K D3 D5 1N5819 1N5819 C24 22P C51 22P Fig. 18.
19 AUDIO CONNECTION CIRCUIT 19 Audio Connection Circuit The SVT17801 is equipped with a 16-bit AudioCodec (TI model PCM3793). SVT17801 circuit related to the AudioCodec is shown in the following diagram. The SVT17801 connects the S1C17801 and the PCM3793 using I2C and I2S. I2C is used for the communication of audio setup commands issued from the S1C17801 to the PCM3793. Two channels of I2S are available for the S1C17801, i.e.
20 EXCLUSIVE CONTROL OF PORTS 20 Exclusive Control of Ports The SVT17801 uses five ports exclusively by connecting them to switch ICs as shown in the following. As a result, the following combination cannot be operated simultaneously. (1) Write to NAND Flash and the control of LCD touch panel. (2) Write to NAND Flash and the control of power switch using standby. (3) Write to NAND Flash and the control of 7th pin/9th pin on J8 connector.
21 SERIAL 21 Serial The S1C17801 has SPI, UART, I2C, and I2S serial ports. Each of the ports is multiplexed with GPIO. Table 21.
22 SPECIFICATIONS FOR CPU BOARD CONNECTORS 22 Specifications For Cpu Board Connectors The SVT17801 CPU board is equipped with five connectors (No. J6, J7, J8, J12 and J13). J6 can be used for connection to the ICD board, and J7, J8, J12 and J13 for connection with expansion boards. J12 and J13 can be used for connection with the LCD panel attached to the SVT17801. J6 Connector (to Connect with ICD) J6 connector is used to connect the ICD board to the CPU board.
22 SPECIFICATIONS FOR CPU BOARD CONNECTORS J7 Connector The following shows specifications of J7, a connector for expansion board. Table 22.2.1 J7 Connector Pin Assignment Connector J7 〈Front view of CPU board〉 Maker: SAMTEC Model number: SSW-109-01-S-D 1 2 17 18 46 No. Name I/O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 AVDD AVDD P00/AIN0 N.C (TP9) P01/AIN1 N.C (TP10) P02/AIN2 N.C (TP11) P03/AIN3 N.
22 SPECIFICATIONS FOR CPU BOARD CONNECTORS J8 Connector The following shows specifications of J8, a connector for expansion board. Table 22.3.1 J8 Connector Pin Assignment Connector J8 〈Front view of CPU board〉 Maker: SAMTEC Model number: SSW-108-01-S-D 1 2 15 16 No. Name I/O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 VDD VDD P50/I2C_SDA N.C (TP22) P51/I2C_SCL N.C (TP23) PC3 (if P45=L) N.C (TP24) PA2 (if P45=L) N.C (TP31) P40/SIN0 (TP42) N.
22 SPECIFICATIONS FOR CPU BOARD CONNECTORS J12 Connector The following shows specifications of J12, a connector for expansion board. This connector is used for the connection with the LCD board. Table 22.4.1 J12 Connector Pin Assignment Connector J12 〈Front view of CPU board (without LCD panel)〉 Maker: SAMTEC Model number: TSW-109-07-S-D No.
22 SPECIFICATIONS FOR CPU BOARD CONNECTORS J13 Connector The following shows specifications of J13, a connector for expansion board. This connector is used for the connection with the LCD board. Table 22.5.1 J13 Connector Pin Assignment Connector J13 〈Front view of CPU board (without LCD panel)〉 Maker: SAMTEC Model number: TSW-106-07-S-D No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Name VDD VDD P33 (if P45=L) P34 (if P45=L) P05/AIN5 P06/AIN6 N.C N.C N.C N.
22 SPECIFICATIONS FOR CPU BOARD CONNECTORS J18 Connector The following shows specifications of J18, a connector for expansion board. This connector can be used for connection with external bus and others. (The connector is not installed.) Table 22.6.1 J18 Connector Pin Assignment Connector J18 〈Rear view of CPU board〉 Maker: HIROSE Model number: FX2C-52P-1.27DSA(71) No.
Appendix A HOW TO MEASURE CURRENT CONSUMPTION Appendix A How to Measure Current Consumption For measuring current consumption of the single S1C17801 unit, jumpers (JP4,JP5,JP2) are available on the SVT17801 CPU board. The S1C17801 has three power supplies, one for core and I/O (VDD), one for analog system (AVDD), and the other for RTC (RTCVDD). Jumpers are available for each power supply.
Appendix A HOW TO MEASURE CURRENT CONSUMPTION until being reset. When this circuit is actually used for your circuit, a proper pull-down resistance value must be selected because the value affects the current consumption of total system. (When R21 = 100KΩ IR21= 33 μA approx., and when R21 = 500KΩ R21 = 6.6 μA approx.) If you do not use battery backup function, input RTCVDD to #STBY. S1C17801 GPIO(P43) RTC #STBY OSC1 R21 (10k ) IVRAM Fig. A.2 #STBY Related Circuit A.
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