ST AD-ICD User Manual

AD-ICD

In-circuit debugging adapter for ST7FLITEUx applications

Features

■AD-ICD adapter with a 10-pin ICC connector and an ST7FLiteUx microcontroller in a DIP16 package

■Device adapter for target device in a DIP8 package

■On-application connector (8-pin header) for target device in an SO8 package

Description

The AD-ICD in-circuit debugging adapter simply connects to your application board in place of the target microcontroller.

The AD-ICD can debug an application running on an ST7FLITEUx microcontroller via a 10-pin ICC connector to an ICD tool that uses the in-circuit communication (ICC) protocol for ST7.

Once the AD-ICD’s microcontroller has been programmed, it can run the application in place of the target microcontroller in standalone mode, without being connected to an in-circuit debugging tool or the host PC.

Debugging uses a minimum of 4 pins on the target ST7 microcontroller. To allow you to take full advantage of the available pins on the target device, the AD-ICD adapter uses a variant of the target microcontroller with additional pins for ICD.

For in-circuit debugging of devices in DFN8 packages, users must order a DFN8 device adapter (ST7MDT10-8/DVP).

Data brief

Table 1. Device summary

Part

Reference

number

In-circuit debugging adapter for AD-ICD ST7FLITEUx applications.

(Order code AD-ICD/ DS8Z-01)

October 2010	Doc ID 18074 Rev 1	1/3
For further information contact your local STMicroelectronics sales office.		www.st.com

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Revision history

Table 2.	Document revision history
Date		Revision	Changes
28-Oct-2010		1	Initial release.

2/3	Doc ID 18074 Rev 1