Renesas RA Family Getting Started with Low Power Applications for RA6 and
RA4 Groups
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Figure 31. Debugger Settings for LPM Application Debugging
7.5 Steps to Run the Application
The following table shows the steps to run the Clock Changing and LPM Transition application. On power up,
when the board is connected to RTT, it will display the welcome message. To change the clock/LPM and run
through the different use cases in this application, use the following tables as reference. These tables have
the list of events, current mode, the new transition states and the expected outcome.
7.5.1 Clock Changing:
The user button has two functions, based on how long you press and hold it. In the clock changing mode, the
user button pressed and held for 3-6 seconds selects the different system clocks for the MCU. Whereas the
user button pressed and held for 1-2 seconds exits the clock changing mode and enters into LPM for the
configured clock. The details are as shown in Table 8.
Table 8. Clock Mode Transition Table
User Button – Short Press
(Main Oscillator)
Changes the System Clock to HOCO
Exits the Clock State Machine and enters
the LPM State Machine for the configured
(High speed on-
Changes the System Clock to MOCO
Exits the Clock State Machine and enters
the LPM State Machine for the configured
(Medium speed on-
Changes the System Clock to LOCO
Exits the Clock State Machine and enters
the LPM State Machine for the configured
(Low speed on-chip
Changes the System Clock to SOSC
Exits the Clock State Machine and enters
the LPM State Machine for the configured
(Sub Oscillator)
Changes the System Clock to MOSC
Exits the Clock State Machine and enters
the LPM State Machine for the configured
Note: MOSC and SOSC are not supported on FPB-RA6E1 and FPB-RA4E1 by default.