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1. Installation
Do not connect the E8 debugger hardware until the software support has been installed.
1. Insert the CD into your computer’s CD-ROM drive. The CD should automatically run the installation program. If the installer does not start, browse to the RSK
directory from the CD root folder and double click on ‘setup.exe’.
2. The installer will ask you which language is to be used, please choose the appropriate one.
3. On the first screen of the installer proper, click <Next>.
4. The License Agreement will be shown, click <Yes>.
5. The next screen asks you to pick the world region – please select and click <Next>.
6. Select the software components to install.
For the RSKH8SX1582 please select High-performance Embedded Workshop and all sub options, H8SX,H8S,H8 Family and sub-options, Flash Development
Toolkit and the Auto Update Utility.
Click <Next> to continue.
7. The destination folders are specified on the next screens. It is recommended to accept the default settings. Click <Next> to continue.
8. Click <Next> on all screens until the Installation process commences.
9. After the installation the machine’s site code will be shown, this is not important at this stage, click <Next> then <Finish>.
10. The Auto-update dialog box will be launched. Configure the Auto-update settings dialog to allow your installation to be checked for updates.
2. Connection
11. Now connect the E8 to J8 on the RSK using the ribbon cable.
12. Connect the E8 debugger to a spare USB port.
The ‘Found New Hardware’ Wizard will appear. Please follow the steps below to install the drivers. Note that administrator privileges are required for a Windows™
2000/XP machine.
13. Verify the “Recommended” option is selected and click <Next>.
14. If using Windows XP, skip to step 16; otherwise click <Next>.
15. Click <Next> to install the driver.
16. Click <Finish> to close the wizard.
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Note: The Windows driver signing dialog may be displayed. Please accept the driver to continue.
3. HEW Workspace
HEW integrates various tools such as compiler, assembler, debugger and editor into a common graphical user interface. To learn more on how to use HEW, open the
HEW manual installed on your computer (Start Menu > Programs > Renesas > High-performance Embedded Workshop > Manual Navigator).
17. Launch HEW from the Start Menu.
18. In the “Welcome” dialog box: Verify “Create New Workspace” is selected. Click <OK>
19. In the “New Project Workspace” dialog box: Verify the “CPU Family” is set “H8S,H8/300”. Select “RSKH8SX1582” from the left hand pane.
20. Enter a name for the workspace. The project name will be automatically completed with the Workspace name. You can change this name to ‘Tutorial’ if required.
Click <OK>.
21. On the “RSKH8SX1582 – Step 1” window: Select “Tutorial” and click <Next>.
22. On the “RSKH8SX1582 – Step 2” window: Click <Finish>.
23. On the Project Generator Information window: Click <OK>.
The project that is created has two configurations. The Release configuration compiles the project without any debugger support and can be used for the final release
code version. The Debug configuration includes HMon debugger support code.
24. Select the Debug build configuration in the
left hand drop down list on the tool bar.
25. Click on the ‘Build’ icon to compile, assemble and link the project.
4. Programming and Debug
Before connecting to the RSK, HEW needs to know which device is being used so that the correct programming kernel can be used. To set this information the Flash
wizard needs to be invoked.
26. Click on the ‘Configure Flash Project’ button
The FDT configuration wizard will be launched.
27. Select the “H8SX1582F” device from the drop down list.
28. In the kernels displayed it is very important to select the kernel with .RSK at the end of the name. This is because this kernel has been modified to support the
debugger.
29. Accept all the default settings by clicking <Next> to the end of the wizard.
Note: Two warning dialogs will be displayed, accept the dialogs.
30. Select (File> Save Workspace) from the main toolbar.
31. The FDT settings have now been saved and it is time to attempt the initial connection to the board.
32. The HEW workspace contains two debug sessions. The Default session does not include any debugger information. This can be used to add support for other
debugging tools such as the Renesas E10A.
33. Select the “Session_H8SX_1582_HMON”
session in the right hand drop down list on
the tool bar. The Debug toolbar connection button will become active.
34. Click the <Connect> button on the debug toolbar
35. In the “Select Target Configuration File” dialog choose “H8SX1582.tcf”, click <OK>.
36. When asked if it is OK to assume only one E8 will be connected, click <Yes>.
If your E8 Firmware needs updating, a warning dialog will be displayed.
Click <OK> to continue.
The message pane at the bottom of the workspace window will show details of current progress.
Note: If this is the first time the E8 has been used in E8Direct mode then there will be a short delay and the Found New Hardware wizard will be invoked for a second
time. This is to support the debugging function of the E8Direct mode. Please refer to the instructions below to install the different driver.
First time E8 Direct Driver install only
The ‘Found New Hardware’ Wizard will appear.
(1) Verify the “Recommended” option is selected and click <Next>.
(2) If using Windows XP, skip to step 4; otherwise click <Next>.
(3) Click <Next> to install the driver.
(4) Click <Finish> to close the wizard.
You may be prompted to select the USB device in a new dialog:
37. Click <OK> to select the USB device.
38. In the “E8 Direct Configuration” dialog box
set the baud rate to 250000 and output voltage to 5V.
Click <OK>.
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39. If this is the first time you have connected to the RSK and all connections are correct then the connection will be completed, so go to step 41.
40. If the connection fails then you will be returned to the configuration screen. Click <Abort>.
Note: It is possible that a working HMon project is not programmed in to the device.
Select “Download HMon using Boot Mode” and click <OK>.
HMon will program the device in Boot mode and then swap back to User mode.
A debug connection will then be attempted. If the connection fails the “Connection Error” dialog
will be re-displayed.
Re-check the settings and connections and try again.
41. Right click on the project name.abs file listed in the download modules area of the Workspace view and
select “Download module”.
The HMON Configuration dialog will be displayed.
42. Select “Compare with cache”.
43. Click <OK>.
The code will be downloaded to the device.
44. Click the ‘Reset – Go’ button.
The code will run and you will see
the LEDs flash on the board.
45. Click the ‘Stop’ button.
The code will stop and the source code opened at the
current program counter.
5. Next Step
After you have completed this quick start procedure, please review the tutorial code and sample code that
came with the kit. You can add projects to the current workspace by selecting (Project > Insert Project) from
the main menu. The tutorials will help you understand the device and development process using Renesas
Development Tools.
The Hardware manual supplied with this RSK is current at the time of publication. Please check for any updates to the device manual from the Renesas internet site at:
www.renesas.com/renesas_starter_kits
6. Renesas H8 Compiler
The version of the compiler provided with this RSK is fully functional but time limited. You have 60 days to evaluate the full product before the compiler will limit the code
linker to 64k bytes.
7. Support
Online technical support and information is available at: www.renesas.com/renesas_starter_kits
Technical Contact Details
America:
Europe:
Japan:
Note on Autoupdate: The Autoupdater is configured to automatically add itself to the Startup folder in the Windows Start Menu and use the registry defaults
for access to the web. After restarting the machine the Icon will appear in the System Tray next to the clock. To change the settings or access Autoupdate
simply right-click on the icon and use the menu that appears.
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