It will light-up when driver is installed and USB
communication is established. After that, it will light-up
once every one communication with the data.
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Table 2. INTERFACE CABLE TERMINAL
Name
of the Pin
SOOSIO−Refer to the Micro’s Catalogue
SII/OSIO0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
CKI/OSIO0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GND−−−−
VDD−−−100 mA
PWM0OPWM−Refer to the Micro’s Catalogue
PWM1OPWM−Refer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO0I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO1I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO2I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO3I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO4I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO5I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO6I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO7I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
NOTE: Internal pull-up is connected to 3.3 V through 18 k to 150 kW inside of the microcontroller.
I/O Setting
State of the Possible Setting
of the Terminal
Input Voltage RangeMax. Output Current
Table 3. EXTENSION TERMINAL 1
Name
of the Pin
GPIO8I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO9I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO10I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO11I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO12I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO13I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO14I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO15I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
+5V−−−100 mA
GND−−−−
I/O Setting
State of the Possible Setting
of the Terminal
Input Voltage RangeMax. Output Current
Table 4. EXTENSION TERMINAL 2
Name
of the Pin
GPIO16I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO17I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO18I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO19I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
GPIO20I/OOpen, Internal Pull-Up, Low, High0 to 3.3 VRefer to the Micro’s Catalogue
PWM2OPWM−Refer to the Micro’s Catalogue
PWM3OPWM−Refer to the Micro’s Catalogue
Extension 0−−−−
Extension 1−−−−
Extension 2−−−−
I/O Setting
State of the Possible Setting
of the Terminal
Input Voltage RangeMax. Output Current
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HOW TO USE THIS PRODUCT
Basic steps of the operation
• Connect the PC and this product via USB-Mini cable
Figure 5. Connection via USB-Mini Cable
• After connected, below window appears automatically
• Install the driver in PC (In case of Windows XP 32bit)
Figure 6. Driver Installation − Step 1
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Figure 7. Driver Installation − Step 2
Figure 8. Driver Installation − Step 3
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Figure 9. Driver Installation − Step 4
• LED will light-up if the installation is successful
• Connect the device and the interface cable of this
product
• Start the application named
“LC87F1MADG1AGEVK_Application.exe”
Figure 10. Device Connection
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SPECIFICATION OF THE INPUT/OUTPUT TYPES
I2C Communication
1. Summary:
SIO of LC87F1M16A microcontroller is used for
this communication…
This communication format is based on
2
“THE I
C−BUS SPECIFICATION
VERSION 2.1”
2. Pins to Be Used:
SI: used as SDA of I
CK:used as SCL of I
Table 5. SUMMARY OF THE COMMUNICATION
Address ValueValue Next to the Address ValueSummary of the Address Value
0b0000 0000General Call Address
2
C bus
2
C bus
General Call Processing
ValueSummary
0x06Reset of the Slave
0x04Initialization of the Slave Address
0x00Do Not Use
0bXXXX XXX1X are Master Address
3. Summary of the Communication:
• Only Supports Single Master Mode
• Only Supports Fast-mode (Bit Rate is 400 kbps)
• Number of Receivable Data at One
Communication is 0 to 62 Byte (in Case of
10 Bit Address, 61 Byte)
• Number of Transmittable Data at One
Communication is 0 to 62 Byte
• Corresponding Address
0b0000 0001NoneStart Byte
0b0000 001XNoneCBUS Address (No comm.)
0b0000 010XNoneNo Communication
0b0000 011XNoneNo Communication
0b0000 1XXXNoneNo Communication
0b1111 1XXXNoneNo Communication
0b1111 0XXZLower 8bit of the Slave Address10bit Slave Address
OtherTransmission Data if Transmission.
Number of Reception Data if Reception.
NOTE: X denotes 0 or 1.
(XX is the Higher 2bit of the Slave Address)
Transmission when Z = 0
Reception When Z = 1
7bit Slave Address
Transmission when Lower1 Bit is 0
Reception when Lower1 Bit is 1
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4. Application Window:
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SPI
1. Summary:
SIO of LC87F1M16A microcontroller is used for
this communication…
This communication is based on “SPI Block Guide
V4.01”
2. Pins to Be Used:
SO:used as MOSI of SPI
SI:used as MISO of SPI
Figure 11. Application Window (I2C)
CK:used as SCK of SPI
GPIO:used as SS of SPI
3. Communication Summary:
• Only SupportsNormal Mode
• Bit Rate is 400 kbps
4. Application Window:
Figure 12. Application Window (SPI)
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PWM
1. Summary:
Synchronous×2ch, asynchronous×2ch, total of 4ch
can be output as PWM.
Using filter, it is capable of small DC voltage step
control.
2. Pins to Be Used:
PWM0: Frequency is synchronized with PWM1
(Duty can be set separately)
PWM1: Frequency is synchronized with PWM0
(Duty can be set separately)
PWM2: Frequency and duty can be set
asynchronously.
PWM3: Frequency and duty can be set
asynchronously.
3. Output Summary: PWM0, 1 and PWM2, 3
4. Application Window:
T able 6. PWM0, 1
FrequencyDuty Changeable Step
750.0 [kHz]16 steps
375.0 [kHz]32 steps
250.0 [kHz]48 steps
187.5 [kHz]64 steps
150.0 [kHz]80 steps
125.0 [kHz]96 steps
107.1 [kHz]112 steps
93.8 [kHz]128 steps
83.3 [kHz]144 steps
75.0 [kHz]160 steps
68.2 [kHz]176 steps
62.5 [kHz]192 steps
57.7 [kHz]208 steps
53.6 [kHz]224 steps
50.0 [kHz]240 steps
T able 7. PWM2, 3
FrequencyDuty Changeable Step
15.625 [kHz]256 steps
7.813 [kHz]256 steps
3.906 [kHz]256 steps
1.953 [kHz]256 steps
0.977 [kHz]256 steps
0.488 [kHz]256 steps
0.244 [kHz]256 steps
0.122 [kHz]256 steps
Figure 13. Application Window (PWM)
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Digital Input/Output (GPIO)
1. Summary:
Capable of selecting 3.3 V or 0 V of input/output
2. Pins to Be Used:
GPIO0: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO1: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO2: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO3: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO4: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO5: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO6: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO7: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO8: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO9: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO10: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO11: Select Low/High when output, and select
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Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO12: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO13: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO14: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO15: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO16: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO17: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO18: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO19: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
GPIO20: Select Low/High when output, and select
Open/Pull-up when input.
3. State of Terminal:
Open input
Input with pull-up
Low output
High output
4. Application Window:
Figure 14. Application Window (GPIO)
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ADC
1. Summary:
Converts the voltage to the value
2. Pins to be used:
GPIO0: ADC port 0
GPIO1: ADC port 1
GPIO2: ADC port 2
GPIO3: ADC port 3
GPIO4: ADC port 4
GPIO5: ADC port 5
GPIO6: ADC port 6
GPIO7: ADC port 7
Check the device manager that is shows like a
red circle shown above. (In case of Windows XP)
Go back to How to use this
product section, and install.
Start the application.
YES
Start the application.
NO
Check About application
and PC environment.
YES
This product is broken.
OK
NO
Problem solved.
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