Renesas MCU M16C Family (R32C/M32C/M16C/R8C) - Glyn

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PC7501 Emulator
Web
Advanced Functionality Full-Featured Emulator for M16C Family MCUs
http://www.renesas.com/pc7501
The PC7501 is a full-featured emulator that supports M16C Family MCUs with operating frequencies exceeding 20MHz.
Through measures such as switching emulation probes, it allows the user to build an emulation system compatible with
today's MCUs and the new MCUs of tomorrow.
• Full-bus-trace emulator for M16C Family MCUs operating
at 66MHz
• Compact design with functions packed into the case of a
conventional system emulation pod
• Further extends the many debugging functions of the
PC4701U.
• Flexible support for new MCU products by changing the
firmware
• Support for USB, LPT parallel, and LAN communication
interfaces
• The MCU is positioned on the probe block directly above
the user target for enhanced electrical equivalency.
• AC adapter complying with safety standards supplied.
• Support for power supply voltages of 100 to 240V, 50/60Hz
PC7501 Emulator Unit Emulation Probe
• Complies with international standards
(FCC standards, CE marking)
Product Composition
• Emulator unit
• Software CD-ROM (emulator/debugger, etc.)
• Power, parallel, and USB cables
• Emulation probe connector cable
User's manual
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Main Specifications
• M32C/80 Series
• M16C/60 Series
Supported MCUs • M16C/30 Series • M16C/Tiny Series • R8C/Tiny Series
See the following URL for details.
http://www.renesas.com/pc7501
Real-time trace
Max. operating frequency
Supported MCU modes
66.7MHz (depending on product)
Single-chip mode, memory expansion mode, microprocessor mode
Real-time RAM monitor
Emulation memory
Supported power supply voltage
Power supply to MCU
4MB standard (depends on MCU specifications)
2.2-5.5V (depending on product)
From DC power supply of PC7501
Execution time
measurement
Software breaks 64 points
C0 coverage
Hardware breaks
8 points (execution address, bus detect, interrupt,
external trigger signal)
External trigger inputs/event outputs
PC interface
Hardware break • AND, OR, simultaneous AND, state transition Overseas standards
combinations • Bus count: 255 times
Exception event detection Access protect
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Runs on top of High-performance Embedded Workshop under Microsoft Windows.
Simple and direct GUI
Easy drag-and-drop operations
Many basic debugging functions, including C language/assembly language sourcelevel
debugging
Real-time RAM monitoring
High-level debugging functions such as real-time trace, C0 coverage, and duration
measurement
Online help in HTML format
The latest version of High-performance Embedded Workshop is available for
download on the Renesas Web site: http://www.renesas.com/hew_download.
• 256K cycles
• Trace content: Address, data, MCU status, external
trigger, timestamp
• Trace modes: 5 (break, before, about, after, full)
• Writing can be turned on or off for specific events.
• 4,096bytes (256bytes 16 blocks)
• Data, end address attributes (read, write, non-access)
• Execution time from program start to end
• Maximum, minimum, and average execution time
and traversal count for 4 specified segments
• Count clock: MCU clock or 16MHz
8,192Kbytes (256Kbytes 32 blocks)
External trigger inputs 8 or event outputs (break 1, event 7)
LPT parallel, USB, LAN (10BASE-T)
Compliant
Debugging Functions of High-performance Embedded Workshop
Easy-to-use emulator/debugger
Screen Capture of PC7501 Emulator/Debugger Window