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PG-FP6 V1.06 2. FP6 Main Unit: Names and Functions of Parts

R20UT4469EJ0800 Rev.8.00 Page 28 of 188

Oct.01.21

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Preface4
Important5
Precautions for Safety7
Table of Contents11
Contents11
Terminology16
Replacing Terms18
Overview19
Features19
Supported Mcus19
FP6 System Configuration20
Optional Products21
Operating Environments21
Hardware Environment21
Software Environment21
List of Specifications22
Formats of Program Files23
Intel HEX Format23
Motorola S Format23
RPI Files23
RPE Files23
Regulatory Compliance Notices24
European Union Regulatory Notices24
United States Regulatory Notices24
FP6 Main Unit: Names and Functions of Parts26
FP6 Control Panel26
FP6 Connectors27
Software Installation30
Obtaining Software30
Installation30
Notes on Installation31
Uninstallation32
Usage of the FP6 Terminal33
Main Window33
Creating a New Setting35
Create New Setting] Dialog Box35
Setup] Dialog Box36
Program Files] Tabbed Page37
Operation Settings] Tabbed Page39
Block Settings] Tabbed Page42
[Flash Options] Tabbed Page44
Connect Settings] Tabbed Page48
Menu Bar52
File] Menu52
Programmer] Menu55
Target Device] Menu62
Help] Menu65
Toolbar66
Example of Operation Using the FP6 Terminal67
Installing the FP6 Terminal and USB Driver67
Connecting the FP6 to the Host PC67
Connecting the Target System67
Starting up the FP6 Terminal68
Setting up a Programming Environment69
Executing the [Start] Command71
System Shutdown72
Usage in Standalone Mode73
Details of Buttons, Message Display, and Status Leds73
Standalone Operation Menu75
Commands] Menu75
Project] Menu76
Utility] Menu76
Usage of the Remote Connector77
Remote Interface Mode77
Usage of Communications Commands78
Starting the Communications Software78
Connecting the System78
Starting the FP678
Starting Communications Software78
Command Lists79
Description of Commands81
Description of FP6 Control Commands82
Autocon Command82
Brt Command83
Conf Command84
Downprm Command86
Downset Command86
Fcks Command87
Files Command88
Hex Command89
Hlp Command90
Lod Command91
Prm Command93
Progarea Command94
Res Command95
Selftest Command96
Serno Command97
Set_Auth_Id Command98
Sound Command99
Speed_Mode Command100
Srec Command101
Trc Command102
Upprm Command103
Upset Command103
Ver Command104
Description of FP6 Device Commands105
Bln Command105
Clr Command106
Con Command106
Dcon Command106
Dlm Command107
Ep Command108
Ers Command109
Ers_Chip Command109
Gdi Command110
Ged Command111
Gid Command111
Glb Command112
Gob Command112
Gof Command113
Gos Command113
Got Command114
Gsc Command114
Gtm Command115
IDC Command115
Opb Command116
Otp Command116
Pfo Command117
Prg Command118
Read Command119
Rsc Command120
Scf Command120
Sed Command121
Sid Command121
Sig Command122
Slb Command122
Spd Command123
Stm Command123
Sum Command124
Vrf Command124
Encryption Utility Program125
Exit Code125
Command-Line Syntax125
Start Options125
Renesas Flash Programmer Utility Program126
Exit Code126
Command-Line Syntax126
List of Commands127
Start Options127
10.Connectors and Cables129
Power-Supply Connector129
Serial Connector130
Serial Cable Connected to the 9-Pin D-Sub Serial Connector131
USB Connector131
USB Cable131
Target Connector132
Target Cable (14-Pin Type)133
14-Pin to 16-Pin Conversion Adapter for the E1 Emulator134
20-Pin Conversion Adapter for the PG-FP6135
GND Connector136
GND Cable137
Remote Connector137
11.Examples of Connections with Microcontrollers139
And V850 (UART Communications)139
And V850 (CSI Communications)140
And V850 (CSI-H/S Communications)141
78K0S (Single-Wire UART Communications)142
78K0R (Single-Wire UART Communications)142
78K0 (Toolcx and Tooldx Communications)143
V850E2 (Single-Wire UART Communications)143
V850E2 (CSI Communications)144
RL78 (Single-Wire UART Communications, VDD = EVDD)145
RX and Superh (SCI Communications)146
11.12 R8C147
RX100, RX200, Rx65X, and RX66T (FINE Communications)147
RH850 Type 1 (1-Wire UART Communications)148
RH850 Type 1 (2-Wire UART or CSI Communications)149
RH850 Type 2 (2-Wire UART or CSI Communications)150
Renesas Synergy (UART Communications)150
RE (UART Communications)151
RA (UART Communications)152
12.Troubleshooting153
Faq153
Problems During Operation153
When an Error Produces the Message 'ERROR: 004 no Response153
When an Error Produces the Message '023 Inv. Sig. Addr154
When an Error Produces the Message 'Communication Failure or Timeout154
13.Points for Caution156
Checking before Connection156
Manipulating the User Boot Mat156
Erasing a Chip156
Auto-Padding with 0Xff156
Wide Voltage Mode157
Switching to Dual Mode157
RPI Files157
Verification after Protecting the MCU158
14.Maintenance and Warranty159
Maintenance159
Warranty159
Repair Provisions159
How to Make Request for Repair160
Appendix A. Messages161
Messages Defined in the FP6 Terminal161
Error Messages Produced by the FP6 Main Unit163
Error Messages Produced by the FP6 Main Unit that Are Only Displayed in the Terminal170
List of Security and Safety Functions of the Target Device that May Affect the Operation of the Programmer171
Appendix B. Supplementary Information172
32-Bit CRC Method172
Division Method173
16-Bit CRC Method174
Appendix C. Equivalent Circuits of the Target Interface176
Appendix D. Electrical Specifications of the Remote Interface177
Absolute Maximum Ratings (T a =0 to 40°C)177
DC Characteristics (T a =0 to 40°C, C=0Pf (Unloaded Condition))177
AC Characteristics (T =0 to 40°C, C=0Pf (Unloaded Condition))178
Standard Mode178
Bank Mode180
Simple Mode182
Appendix E. Electrical Specifications of the Target Interface185
Absolute Maximum Ratings (T a =0 to 40°C)185
DC Characteristics (T a =0 to 40°C)186

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