Panasonic MN103S65G User Manual

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MICROCOMPUTER MN103S

MN103S65G LSI Application Note Excerption

Pub.No.3326501-010E

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Table of Contents

About This Manual

■

Composition of this book This LSI application note explains in order of the sample program which used the program collection which uses the

circumference circuit of MN103S65G loading, and 3-phase PWM.

■Composition as a manual

This book is roughly divided and consists of a title, the text, a sample program, an inclusion directory, cautions

information, and reference information.

Next, the layout and definition of each portion are shown.

1.Inside title

2.Small title

It is the minimum block of this book.

3.Text

4.Sample program

5.Inclusion directory The inclusion directory is shown although the sample program is recorded on CD-ROM.

The example of this page is a

thing for explanation. It differs from an actual page.

2-7 Port0

A port 0 is general-purpose 8-bit input/output port, and can set up input and output per bit.

a port 0 -- input and output -- also in which setup, addition of a pull-up resistor is possible

Moreover, it can be used as a terminal of the serial communication 0 and the serial communication 1 as a special

function.

The bit 0-2 is made to serve a double purpose as an input-and-output terminal of the serial communication 0.

The bit 3-5 is made to serve a double purpose as an input-and-output terminal of the serial communication 2.

A bit 6-7 can be used as an input-and-output terminal as it is.

When using serial communication, a serial output signal terminal is set as an "output."

It is [ following ] a sample program.

/* Declaration of control data When using the serial communication 0,

the serial communication 0 carries out a UART setup and a clock for monitors,

and it is an output setup. Other bits are input-set up. */

#define p0port 0x05 /* 0b00000101 Serial output Other inputs */

#define p0pulup 0x00 /* 0b00000000 A pull-up is not carried out for all.*/

/* Declaration of control data When using serial ports 0 and 2,

the serial communication 0 carries out a UART setup and a clock for monitors,

and it is an output setup.

The serial communication 2 is synchronous system and a slave setup.

Other bits are input-set up. */

#define p0port 0x0D /* 0b00001101 Bit0(CH0S),2(CH0CK),3(CH2S) */

#define p0pulup 0x00 /* 0b00000000 A pull-up is not carried out for all.*/

/* Declaration of the register address*/

#define P0OUT_adr 0x3F10

#define P0OUT (*(volatile unsigned char *)P0OUT_adr)

#define P0IN_adr 0x3F20

#define P0IN (*(volatile unsigned char *)P0IN_adr)

#define P0DIR_adr 0x3F30

#define P0DIR (*(volatile unsigned char *)P0DIR_adr)

#define P0PLU_adr 0x3F40

#define P0PLU (*(volatile unsigned char *)P0PLU_adr)

/* Setting program*/

P0DIR = p0port;

P0PLU = p0pulup;

This sample is recorded on CD-ROM.

Inclusion directory:SAMPLE\INITIAL\ASM\IOPORT\PORT0\

Inclusion directory:SAMPLE\INITIAL\C\IOPORT\PORT0\

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2-7 Input and output, a peripheral initial

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Table of Contents

Chapter1 Power supply injection

(power-onboot)Initialization of

the memory at the time

Chapter2 Each peripheral initial by C

Chapter3 The sample program in a

sample circuit

Chapter4 Appendix

VII

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Table of Contents

Chapter1 Initialization of the memory at the time of a power supply injection

(power-on boot)

Chapter2 Each peripheral initial by C

2-1 About description of C and an assembler............................................................................................................2-2

2-2 Interruption, a peripheral initial............................................................................................................................2-4

2-2-1 Interruption control register......................................................................................................................2-4

2-2-2 Interruption level (multiplex interruption)...............................................................................................2-6

2-3 The Interruption Processing Method................................................................................................................. 2-7

2-3-1 Interrupt vector table

2-3-2 Interruption group handler routine..................................................................................................... 2-7

2-3-3 Interruption processing program........................................................................................................ 2-7

2-3-4 The check of interruption................................................................................................................... 2-7

2-4 A 8-bit 16-bit timer, a peripheral initial ...............................................................................................................2-30

2-4-1 The various registers of a 8-bit timer.......................................................................................................2-30

2-4-2 The various registers of a 16-bit timer.....................................................................................................2-40

2-5 Serial communication, a peripheral initial...........................................................................................................2-51

2-5-1 The various registers of serial communication (channels 0 and 1)........................................................2-51

2-5-2 The various registers of serial communication (channel 2)....................................................................2-53

2-6 PWM for motor control........................................................................................................................................2-63

2-7 The initial of I/O Port ........................................................................................................................................ 2-70

2-7-1 Port0 ..........................................................................................................................................................2-71

2-7-2 Port1 ..........................................................................................................................................................2-71

2-7-3 Port2 ..........................................................................................................................................................2-72

2-7-4 Port3 ..........................................................................................................................................................2-73

2-7-5 Port4 ..........................................................................................................................................................2-74

2-7-6 Port5 ..........................................................................................................................................................2-75

2-7-7 Port6 ..........................................................................................................................................................2-76

2-7-8 Port7 ..........................................................................................................................................................2-77

2-7-9 Port8 ..........................................................................................................................................................2-78

2-7-10 Port9 ........................................................................................................................................................2-79

2-8 Noise filter function ................................................................................................................................................2-87

2-9 A/D conversion, a peripheral initial....................................................................................................................... 2-91

2-9-1 The various registers of A/D conversion.................................................................................................2-91

.......................................................................................................................... 2-7

VIII

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Chapter 3 The sample program in a sample circuit

3-1 The outline of a sample circuit............................................................................................................................. 3-2

3-2 Composition of a sample program...................................................................................................................... 3-2

3-2-1 Sample program specification ................................................................................................................. 3-2

3-2-2 Composition of a sample program.......................................................................................................... 3-2

3-3 The set point about each processing in a sample program, and its explanation ...............................................3-3

3-3-1 Interruption processing (others [ - / external interruption and timer serial ])........................................ 3-3

3-3-2 Timer processing ...................................................................................................................................... 3-4

3-3-3 Processing about input/output port.......................................................................................................... 3-4

Chapter4 Appendix

4-1 Flash microcomputer............................................................................................................................................4-2

4-2 Purpose-oriented initialization............................................................................................................................. 4-3

4-3 Such at the time ....................................................................................................................................................4-4

4-4 About use of MAKE............................................................................................................................................ 4-6

4-5 The notes on circuitry........................................................................................................................................... 4-7

4-5-1 About supply voltage ............................................................................................................................... 4-7

4-5-2 About an analog input terminal............................................................................................................... 4-7

4-6 The notes on program creation............................................................................................................................ 4-7

4-6-1 Memory space.......................................................................................................................................... 4-7

4-7 The usage of C compiler...................................................................................................................................... 4-8

4-8 Class figure ........................................................................................................................................................... 4-10

4-9 Reference circuit diagram.................................................................................................................................... 4-11

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2-4 A 8-bit 16-bit timer, a peripheral initial

2-4-1 The various registers of a 8-bit timer

Book LSI contains eight 8-bit timers, and is an interval timer, an event timer counter, and a clock output. It

can be used as the standard clock of a serial interface, and start timing of A/D conversion.

These timers can perform cascade connection use of a maximum of four.

●Timer register

It is the 8-bit register which counts a timer. A count value can be read by the down counter.

TM0BC,TM1BC,TM3BC,TM4BC,TM5BC,TM6BC,TM7BC

●Timer mode register

It is the 8-bit register which sets up the mode of a timer of operation.

The clock source which can be chosen by each timer is different. Be careful of a setup.

TM0D: Timer 0 mode register

Bit7 : Count operation permission

0: A stop of operation

1: Permission of operation

Bit6 : Base register setup

0: Usually, operation

1: Initialization

The value of a base register is loaded to a binary counter.

The timer pulse output 0 is reset on a low level.

Bit5-3: Prohibition (0 fixation)

Bit2-0: Clock source selection

000:IOCLK

001:IOCLK/8

010:IOCLK/32

011: Prohibition of a setup

100: Prohibition of a setup

101: Timer 1 underflow

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110: Timer 1 underflow

111: TMIN0 terminal input

TM1MD: Timer 1 mode register

Bit7 : Count operation permission

0: A stop of operation

1: Permission of operation

Bit6 : Base register setup

0: Usually, operation

1: Initialization

The value of a base register is loaded to a binary counter.

The timer pulse output 1 is reset on a low level.

Prohibition (0 fixation)

Bit 2-0: Clock source selection

000:IOCLK

001:IOCLK/8

010:IOCLK/32

011: Cascade connection with a timer 0

100: Timer 0 underflow

101: Prohibition of a setup

110: Timer 2 underflow

111: TMIN1 terminal input

TM2MD: Timer 2 mode register

Bit7 : Timer operation permission

0: A stop of operation

1: Permission of operation

Bit6 : Timer initialization

0: Usually, operation

1: Initialization

The value of a base register is loaded to a binary counter.

The timer pulse output 2 is reset on a low level.

Bit 5-3: Prohibition (0 fixation)

Bit2-0: Clock source selection

000:IOCLK

001:IOCLK/8

010:IOCLK/32

011: Cascade connection with a timer 1

100: Timer 0 underflow

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101: Timer 1 underflow

110: Prohibition of a setup

111: TMIN2 terminal input

TM3MD: Timer 3 mode register

Bit7 : Timer operation permission

0: Stop of operation

1: Initialization

Bit6 : Timer initialization

0: Usually, operation

1: Initialization

The value of a base register is loaded to a binary counter.

The timer pulse output 3 is reset on a low level.

Bit5-3: Prohibition (0 fixation)

Bit2-0: Clock source selection

000:IOCLK

001:IOCLK/8

010:IOCLK/32

011: Cascade connection with a timer 2

100: Timer 0 underflow

101: Timer 1 underflow

110: Timer 0 underflow

111: TMIN3 terminal input

TM4MD: Timer 4 mode register

Bit7 : Timer operation permission

0: Stop of operation

1: Permission of operation

Bit6 : Timer initialization

0: Usually, operation

1: Initialization

The value of a base register is loaded to a binary counter.

The timer pulse output 4 is reset on a low level.

Bit5-3: Prohibition (0 fixation)

Bit2-0: Clock source selection

000:IOCLK

001:IOCLK/8

010:IOCLK/32

011: Prohibition of a setup

100: Prohibition of a setup

101: Timer 5 underflow

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110: Timer 6 underflow

111: TMIN4 terminal input

TM5MD: Timer 5 mode register

Bit7 : Timer operation permission

0: Stop of operation

1: Permission of operation

Bit6 : Timer initialization

0: Usually, operation

1: Initialization

The value of a base register is loaded to a binary counter.

The timer pulse output 5 is reset on a low level.

Bit5-3: Prohibition (0 fixation)

Bit2-0: Clock source selection

000:IOCLK

001:IOCLK/8

010:IOCLK/32

011: Cascade connection with a timer 4

100: Timer 4 underflow

101: Prohibition of a setup

110: Timer 6 underflow

111: TM5IN terminal input

TM6MD: Timer 6 mode register

Bit7 : Timer operation permission

0: Stop of operation

1: Permission of operation

Bit6 : Timer initialization

0: Usually, operation

1: Initialization

The value of a base register is loaded to a binary counter.

The timer pulse output 6 is reset on a low level.

Bit5-3: Prohibition (0 fixation)

Bit2-0: Clock source selection

000:IOCLK

001:IOCLK/8

010:IOCLK/32

011: Cascade connection with a timer 5

100: Timer 4 underflow

101: Timer 5 underflow

110: Prohibition of a setup

111: TM6IN terminal input

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TM7MD: Timer 7 mode register

Bit7 : Timer operation permission

0: Stop of operation

1: Permission of operation

Bit6 : Timer initialization

0: Usually, operation

1: Initialization

The value of a base register is loaded to a binary counter.

The timer pulse output 7 is reset on a low level.

Bit5-3: Prohibition (0 fixation)

Bit2-0: Clock source selection

000:IOCLK

001:IOCLK/8

010:IOCLK/32

011: Cascade connection with a timer 6

100: Timer 4 underflow

101: Timer 5 underflow

110: Timer 6 underflow

111: TM7IN terminal input

TMMPSC: Prescaler mode register

Bit7 : Count operation permission

0: Stop of operation

1: Permission of operation

To use 1/8SYSCLK, and 1/32SYSCLK, a Prescaler control register needs to be set up.

When a TMnIO terminal input is chosen, the rising edge of a terminal input is counted.

TMEXPSC8: External Prescaler control register

Bit03-01: Count source selection (timers 0, 2, and 4)

0:TMINn terminal input

1:IOCLK/128

Bit00 : Prescaler (1 / 128 operation permission)

0: Stop of operation

1: Permission of operation

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●Various setup of a 8-bit timer

It is a setup when using it as an interval timer.

/******************************* * Register address *******************************/

/* Timer 0 register address declaration */ #define TM0BC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A150)) #define TM0BR (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A148)) #define TM0MD (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A140))

/* Timer 1 register address declaration */ #define TM1BC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A151)) #define TM1BR (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A149)) #define TM1MD (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A141))

/* Timer 2 register address declaration */ #define TM2BC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A154)) #define TM2BR (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A14C)) #define TM2MD (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A144))

/* Timer 3 register address declaration */ #define TM3BC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A155)) #define TM3BR (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A14D)) #define TM3MD (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A145))

/* Timer 4 register address declaration */ #define TM4BC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A170)) #define TM4BR (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A168)) #define TM4MD (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A160))

/* Timer 5 register address declaration */ #define TM5BC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A171)) #define TM5BR (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A169)) #define TM5MD (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A161))

/* Timer 6 register address declaration */ #define TM6BC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A174)) #define TM6BR (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A16C)) #define TM6MD (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A164))

/* Timer 7 register address declaration */ #define TM7BC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A175)) #define TM7BR (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A16D)) #define TM7MD (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A165))

/* Pre-scaler register address declaration */ /* timer 0-3 */ #define TM03PSC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A158)) /* timer 4-7 */ #define TM47PSC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A178)) /* pre-scaler control register*/ #define TMEXPSC8 (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A17C))

/* Declaration of setting data */ #define TM0MD_STOP 0x00 /* timer stop */

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#define TM0_COUNT4 3 /* cycles/min ratio setup (4 cycles/min -1) */ #define TM0MD_LOAD1 0x07 /* TMIN0 Terminal input setup */

#define TM0MD_STABLE1 0x00 /* stabilization */ #define TM0MD_START1 0x40 /* timer start */ #define TM0MD_ENABLE1 0x80 /* timer permission*/

#define PS0MD_STOP 0x00 /* pre-scaler stop */ #define PS0MD_START 0x80 /* pre-scaler start*/

#define TM1MD_STOP 0x00 /* timer stop*/ #define TM1_COUNT3 5 /* cycles/min ratio setup (5 cycles/min -1) */ #define TM1MD_LOAD1 0x03 /* load cycles/min ratio*/ #define TM1MD_STABLE1 0x00 /* stabilization */ #define TM1MD_START1 0x40 /* timer start */ #define TM1MD_ENABLE1 0x80 /* timer permission*/

#define PS0_COUNT200 199 /* cycles/min setup (200 cycles/min-1) */ #define TM0_COUNT0x5f 0x5f /* cycles/min setup (0xea5f = 0xea60(60000) - 1) */ #define TM1_COUNT0xea 0xea /* cycles/min setup (0xea5f = 0xea60(60000) - 1) */ #define TM0MD_LOAD2 0x42 /* read cycles/min ratio */ /* clock source (pre-scaler 0 clock ) setup */ #define TM1MD_LOAD2 0x03 /* timer 0 and cascade connection*/

#define TM0MD_STABLE2 0x02 /* stabilization*/ #define TM1MD_STABLE2 0x01 /* stabilization*/ #define TM0MD_START2 0x82 /* timer start*/ #define TM1MD_START2 0x81 /* timer start */

/*********************************************** * Interval timer by 8-bit timer * Pre-scaler 0 is used, and the cascade connection of the timers 0 * and 1 is carried out, and it is used as a 16-bit timer. ***********************************************/ void initInterval8( void ) { unsigned short data0,data1;

TM03PSC = PS0MD_STOP; /* pre-scaler stop*/ TM0MD = TM0MD_STOP; /* timer stop*/ TM1MD = TM1MD_STOP; /* timer stop*/

/* Setup of timer cycles/min ratio 60000-1 */ TM0BR = TM0_COUNT0x5f; /* cycles/min setup 0xea5f=59999 */

TM1BR = TM1_COUNT0xea; /* cycles/min setup*/

data0 = 0; TM0MD = data0; /* Arbitrary setup */ data1 = TM1MD_LOAD2; TM1MD = data1; /* timer 0 and cascade setup */

data0 |= TM0MD_START1; TM0MD = data0; /* Timer 0 initialization LDE=1 */ data1 |= TM1MD_START1; TM1MD = data1; /* Timer 1 initialization LDE=1 */

data0 &= ~TM0MD_START1; TM0MD = data0; /* Timer 0 start LDE=0 */

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data1 &= ~TM1MD_START1; TM1MD = data1; /* Timer 1 start LDE=0 */

data1 |= TM1MD_ENABLE1; TM1MD = data1; /* Timer 1 permission CNE=1 */ data0 |= TM0MD_ENABLE1; TM0MD = data0; /* Timer 0 permission CNE=1 */

TM03PSC = PS0MD_START; /* Pre-scaler start */ TM0MD = TM0MD_START2; /* Timer start*/ TM1MD = TM1MD_START2; /* Timer start */ }

The sample of a 8-bit timer is recorded on attached CD-ROM.

Inclusion director:program\initial\timecounter\timer8\

program :timer8int.c

It is a setup when using it as an event timer.

/******************************* * Register address *******************************/

/* Timer 2 register address declaration */ #define TM2BC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A154)) #define TM2BR (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A14C))

#define TM2MD (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A144))

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/* Pre-scaler register address declaration */ /* timer 0-3 */ #define TM03PSC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A158)) /* timer 4-7 */ #define TM47PSC (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A178)) /* Pre-scaler control register */ #define TMEXPSC8 (*((volatile unsigned char *)0x0000A17C))

/* Declaration of setting data */ #define TM0MD_STOP 0x00 /* Timer stop*/ #define TM0_COUNT4 3 /* cycles/min ratio setup (4 cycles/min-1) */ #define TM0MD_LOAD1 0x07 /* TMIN0 Terminal input setup */

#define TM0MD_STABLE1 0x00 /* Stabilization */ #define TM0MD_START1 0x40 /* timer start*/ #define TM0MD_ENABLE1 0x80 /* Timer permission */

#define PS0MD_STOP 0x00 /* Pre-scaler stop*/ #define PS0MD_START 0x80 /* Pre-scaler start*/

#define TM1MD_STOP 0x00 /* timer stop*/ #define TM1_COUNT3 5 /* cycles/min ratio setup(5 cycles/min-1) */ #define TM1MD_LOAD1 0x03 /* cycles/min ratio reloaded */ #define TM1MD_STABLE1 0x00 /* stabilization*/

#define TM1MD_START1 0x40 /* timer start*/ #define TM1MD_ENABLE1 0x80 /* timer permission */

#define PS0_COUNT200 199 /* cycles/min ratio setup (200 cycles/min-1) */ #define TM0_COUNT0x5f 0x5f /* cycles/min ratio setup (0xea5f = 0xea60(60000) - 1) */ #define TM1_COUNT0xea 0xea /* cycles/min ratio setup (0xea5f = 0xea60(60000) - 1) */ #define TM0MD_LOAD2 0x42 /* cycles/min ratio reloaded */ /* Clock source (Pre-scaler 0 clock) setup*/ #define TM1MD_LOAD2 0x03 /* timer 0 and cascade connection */

#define TM0MD_STABLE2 0x02 /* stabilization */ #define TM1MD_STABLE2 0x01 /* stabilization */ #define TM0MD_START2 0x82 /* timer start */ #define TM1MD_START2 0x81 /* timer start */

/*********************************************** * Event counter by 8-bit timer * TMIN0 terminal is carried out for 1 / 4 cycles/min using a timer 0, * and underflow interruption is generated. ***********************************************/ void initEventCounter8( void ) { unsigned short data;

data = TM0MD_STOP; TM0MD = data; /* timer stop */

/* TM0 underflow interruption is permitted. */

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/* A port 0 is set as TM0IO (input). */

TM0BR = TM0_COUNT4; /* cycles/min ratio setup */ data |= TM0MD_LOAD1; TM0MD = data; /* count source setup input TMIN0*/

data |= TM0MD_START1; TM0MD = data; /* initialize timer LDE=1 */

data &= ~TM0MD_START1; TM0MD = data; /* Timer start LDE=0 */

data |= TM0MD_ENABLE1; TM0MD = data; /* Timer permission CNE=1 */ }

The sample of a 8-bit timer is recorded on attached CD-ROM.

Inclusion directory:program\initial\timecounter\timer8\

program :timer8evt.c

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MN103S65G

LSI Application Note Excerption

March, 2004 1st Edition

Issued by Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

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Thailand Sales Office:

Panasonic Industrial (Thailand) Ltd. [PICT]

252-133 Muang Thai-Phatra Complex Building, 31st Floor Rachadaphisek Road, Huaykwang, Bangkok 10320, Thailand

Philippines Sales Office:

Panasonic Industrial Sales Philippines [PISP]

102 Laguna Boulevard,Bo.Don Jose Laguna Technopark, Santa. Rosa, Laguna 4026, the Philippines

China Sales Office:

Panasonic Industrial (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. [PI(SH)]

Floor 12, China Insurance Building, 166 East Road Lujiazui, Pudong New District, Shanghai 200120, China

Panasonic Industrial (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. [PI(TJ)]

Room No.1001, Tianjin International Building 75, Nanjin Road, Tianjin 300050, China

Panasonic SH Industrial Sales (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.[PSI(SZ)]

— Shum Yip Centre Office:

25F, Shum Yip Centre, #5045, East Shennan Road, Shenzhen, China

Panasonic Shun Hing Industrial Sales (Hong Kong) [PSI(HK)]

11th Floor, Great Eagle Center 23 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong

Taiwan Sales Office:

Panasonic Industrial Sales (Taiwan) Co.,Ltd. [PIST]

— Head Office:

6F, 550, Sec. 4, Chung Hsiao E. RD. Taipei 110, Taiwan

— Kaohsiung Office:

6th Floor, Hsin Kong Bldg. No.251, Chi Hsien 1st Road, Kaohsiung 800, Taiwan

Korea Sales Office:

Panasonic Industrial Korea Co., Ltd. [PIKL]

Kukje Center Bldg. 11th Floor, 191 Hangangro 2ga, Youngsan-ku, Seoul 140-702, Korea

Tel:65-6390-3688 Fax:65-6390-3689

Tel:60-3-2297-6888 Fax:60-6-2284-6898

Tel: 60-4-201-5113 Fax:60-4-261-9989

Tel:60-7-331-3822 Fax:60-7-355-3996

Tel:66-2-693-3400 to 3421 Fax:66-2-693-3422 to 3427

Tel:63-2-520-8615 Fax:63-2-520-8629

Tel:86-21-6841-9642 Fax:86-21-6841-9631

Tel:86-22-2313-9771 Fax:86-22-2313-9770

Tel:86-755-8211-0888 Fax:86-755-8211-0970

Co., Ltd.

Tel:852-2529-7322 Fax:852-2865-3697

Tel:886-2-2757-1900 Fax:886-2-2757-1906

Tel:886-7-346-3815 Fax:886-7-236-8362

Tel:82-2-795-9600 Fax:82-2-795-1542

Semiconductor Company, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Nagaokakyo, Kyoto 617-8520, Japan

Tel:075-951-8151

http://panasonic.co.jp/semicon/e-index.html

050204 Printed in Japan

Panasonic MN103S65G User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

2-4 A 8-bit 16-bit timer, a peripheral initial

2-4-1 The various registers of a 8-bit timer

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