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MSD-7512-U
7536/7534 Group HID Class Keyboard
Evaluation Board
M3A-7512SA
Instruction Manual
Ver.1.00 ‘01-4-24
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORP.
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC SEMICONDUCTOR
APPLICATION ENGINEERING CORP.
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// Part Table _____________________________________________________________12
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Board M3A-7512SA
// Overview
* USB function of MITSUBISHI Low Speed USB Microcomputer 7536 Group/7534
Group can be evaluated on the Board. (for 42 pin SDIP package)
* A keyboard can be attached to 40 pin connector for enumerating HID Low Speed
Keyboard.
* A PS/2 Mouse can be attached to the PS/2 Port for enumerating HID Low Speed PS/2
Mouse Keyboard.
* 7536 Group/7534 Group Keyboard Standard Firmware can be evaluated.
// Board Explanation
Reset Switch
42 Pin SDIP
Foot Pattern
Jumper Switch
USB Port
Power-on Reset
Circuit
Oscillation Circuit
for 42 Pin SSOP
Keyboard Signal Test Pins Keyboard LED’s
Connector for
PS/2 Port
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Board M3A-7512SA
ower-o
eset Circ
// Power Supply
* Supply power to the USB Port with a USB cable which is attached to a PC.
* Insert 1.5kΩ resistance between USB D- pull-up power Pin (USBV
* Insert 0.1uF ceramic/polar condenser between 7536 Group USB D- Pull-up power Pin
(USBV
Group USB D- Pull-up power Pin (USBV
for the reasons.)
REFOUT
) and D- line.
REFOUT
) and Vss . Insert 0.22uF ceramic/polar condenser between 75347532
) and Vss. (Refer to the Users’ Manuals
REFOUT
USB Port
USB D- Pull-up Power
Pin Resistance
USB D- Pull-up Power
// Reset Circuit
* Build Power On Reset Circuit. (RESET IC’s do not match the pattern.)
P
Pin Condenser
Reset Switch
n R
uit
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// Oscillation Circuit
* Build Oscillation Circuit on the foot pattern.
Board M3A-7512SA
Oscillation Circuit for
42 Pin SDIP
// Bypass Condenser
* Insert a bypass condenser between Vcc and Vss on the foot pattern.
* 0.1uF ceramic for 7536 Group. 1.0uF ceramic/polar for 7534 Group.
42 Pin SDIP
Foot Pattern
Bypass Condenser
for 42 Pin SDIP
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Board M3A-7512SA
// Chip Package
* Use a 1.778mm pitch 42 pin SDIP (42P4B) IC socket. For evaluating with a debugger,
use M37536RSS. Or M37534RSS.
42 pin SDIP
foot pattern
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// About Keyboard
* Switch jumpers according to scan/return line assignment to ports.
Keyboard Signal
Test pin s
Board M3A-7512SA
Jumper Switches
Keyboard
Connector
Scroll LED
Caps LED
Num LED
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Board M3A-7512SA
// Jumper Switch
*S1: Scan-line/Return-line Select switch
-23 Return line
-12 Scan line
-23 Return-line
1 2 3 1 2 3
*S4: Scan-line/LED Select switch
-23 LED
-12 Scan line
*S5: Scan-line/PS/2 signal-line select switch
-23 Scan-line
-12 PS/2 signal-line
-23 LED
1 2 3 1 2 3
-12 Scan-line
-12 Scan-line
-23 Scan-line -12 PS/2 signal-line
1 2 3 1 2 3
*S6: Scan-line/PS2 signal-line select switch
-23 Scan-line
-12 PS/2 signal-line
-23 Scan-line -12 PS/2 signal-line
1 2 3 1 2 3
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*S7: PS/2 signal-line/LED select switch
-23 LED-line
-12 PS/2 signal-line
Board M3A-7512SA
*S8: Scan-line/Return-line select switch
-23 Scan-line
-12 Return-line
-23 LED -12 PS/2 signal-line
1 2 3 1 2 3
-23 Scan-line
1 2 3 1 2 3
-12 Return-line
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Board M3A-7512SA
// Keyboard Signal Test Pins
Scan5: Scan-line 5
Scan6: Scan-line 6
Scan7: Scan-line 7
Scan8: Scan-line 8
Scan9: Scan-line 9
Scan10: Scan-line 10
Scan11: Scan-line 11
Scan12: Scan-line 12
Scan13: Scan-line 13
Scan14: Scan-line 14
Reset: Reset
Scan3: Scan-line 3
Scan4: Scan-line 4
Return7: Return-line 7
Scan0: Scan-line 0
Scan1: Scan-line 1
Scan2: Scan-line 2/Return-line 8
Return6: Return-line 6
Return5: Return-line 5
Return4: Return-line 4
Return3: Return-line 3
Return2: Return-line 2
Return1: Return-line 1
Return0: Return-line 0
CLK: PS/2CLK/Scan-line 20/Return-line 9
Data: PS/2DATA/Scan-line 19
PS/2VCC: PS/2VCC/Scan-line 18
Scan17: Scan-line 17
Scan16: Scan-line 16
Scan15: Scan-line 15/ LED(Scroll)
LED1: LED(Caps)
LED0: LED(Num)/PS/2_LED Drive
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// Keyboard Connector
Board M3A-7512SA
Return-line 1 (P01)
Return-line 3 (P03)
Return-line 5 (P05)
Return-line 7 (P07)
Return-line 9 (P14)
Scan-line 1 (P13)
Scan-line 3 (P15)
Scan-line 5 (P20)
Scan-line 7 (P22)
Scan-line 9 (P24)
Scan-line 11 (P26)
Scan-line 13 (P40)
Scan-line 15 (P32)
Scan-line 17 (P34)
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Return-line 0 (P00)
20
Return-line 2 (P02)
19
Return-line 4 (P04)
18
Return-line 6 (P06)
17
Return-line 8 (P37)
16
Scan-line 0 (P12)
15
Scan-line 2 (P14)
14
Scan-line 4 (P16)
13
Scan-line 6 (P21)
12
Scan-line 8 (P23)
11
Scan-line 10 (P25)
10
Scan-line 12 (P27)
9
Scan-line 14 (P41)
8
Scan-line 16 (P33)
7
Scan-line 19 (P36)
N.C.
35
36
Scan-line 18 (P35)
6
Scan-line 20 (P37)
5
LED(Caps) (P31)
N.C.
37
38
LED(Num) (P30)
4
LED(Scroll) (P32)
3
VCC
GND
39
40
2
1
N.C.
GND
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Board M3A-7512SA
// System Diagram
7536 Group/7534 Group
USBV
REFOUT
1.5kΩ
Key Matrix
8
16
P00-P0
P12-P1
P20-P2
P33-P3
7
6
7
6
P10/D-
P1
1
P3
-P3
0
/D+
USB Data Input/Output
3
2
LED Output
// Non-Connected Pins
* Non-Connected Pin ports for attached keyboard scan-lines/return-lines should be set
by software.
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// Appendix
// Diagram
* 7536 Group 42 Pin SDIP package Diagram is shown below.
Board M3A-7512SA
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Board M3A-7512SA
// Part Table
* 7536 Group 42 Pin SDIP Package Part Table is shown below.
* Check part numbers in the diagram and on the silk.
*Alternate parts can be assembled.