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EME66xx
Hardware Description
Copyright 2005, EM Microelectronic-Marin SA
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EM66xx IN-CIRCUIT EMULATOR
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION

Version 2.8
October 2005




EM MICROELECTRONIC -
MARIN SA
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EME66xx
Hardware Description
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EME66xx
Hardware Description
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1.
EM66xx Emulator hardware description......................................................................................................4
1.1.
Warning ....................................................................................................................................................4
1.2.
Front panel ...............................................................................................................................................5
1.2.1.
ICE connector pin-out .......................................................................................................................6
1.2.2.
LCD Connector pin-out ** .................................................................................................................6
1.3.
Rear Panel ...............................................................................................................................................7
1.4.
Switch settings .........................................................................................................................................8
2.
General operational points........................................................................................................................ 12
2.1.
Using external clock .............................................................................................................................. 12
2.2.
Option Registers ................................................................................................................................... 12
2.3.
Watchdog timers ................................................................................................................................... 12
2.4.
Synchronous and asynchronous modes............................................................................................... 12
3.
Configuration resistors.............................................................................................................................. 13
3.1.
Port Configuration ................................................................................................................................. 13
3.2.
Pull-up and Pull-down Resistor placement. .......................................................................................... 14
4.
Default configurations ............................................................................................................................... 15
4.1.
EM66xx ................................................................................................................................................. 15
4.2.
EM6603 / EM6605 ................................................................................................................................ 16
4.3.
EM6604 ................................................................................................................................................. 17
4.4.
EM6607 ................................................................................................................................................. 18
4.5.
EM6617 ................................................................................................................................................. 19
4.6.
EM6620 ................................................................................................................................................. 20
4.7.
EM6621, EM6622, EM6625, EM6626 ................................................................................................. 21
4.8.
EM6640 ................................................................................................................................................. 22
4.9.
EM6680 ................................................................................................................................................. 23
5.
EM66xx emulator upgrade procedure ...................................................................................................... 24



EME66xx
Hardware Description
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EM66xx Emulator hardware description


1.1. Warning

When connecting or disconnecting the EM66xx emulator to the target system or when connecting
headers or LCD's to the connectors on the front panel it is essential that the emulator is powered off.
Failure to do this could result in damage to the emulator hardware, which would require the system
being returned to EM Microelectronic for repair.

Please also be aware that when Port pins are set to input, any voltage greater that the V I/O level that
has been set (See Below) can also damage the emulator. This includes transitory switching spikes as
well as sustained over voltage conditions. It is recommended that any high levels driven onto the
emulator port pins for sustained periods should be set to approximately 10 percent below the set V I/O
level. So for example, if V I/O is set to 3.0V then to drive a high on to PortB the recommended level
would be around 2.7V. Alternatively V I/O can be set above the switching level applied to the emulator
to say 3.3V in the above example.




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1.2. Front
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The RESET switch will perform a hardware reset to the entire emulator, however it will not reinitialise peripheral
RAM or trace and program memory. It will set peripheral registers to their reset values as specified in the
respective microcontroller data sheets.

The SVLD (Supply Voltage Level Detect) switch will return a failing result during software control of the SVLD
peripheral, i.e. simulating a battery or supply low condition.

The four green LED's indicate the following conditions. HALT LED will light when a HALT instruction is
executed. DEBUG LED will light when connection to the host is made and the core is in a BREAK state. When
the core is running this LED will go out. BREAK LED will light when the connection to the host has been made.
If this LED in not illuminated then there is no communication with the monitor. RESET LED will light when a
hardware reset is performed.
ON/OFF
RESET
SVLD
HALT
DEBUG
BREAK
RESET
LCD CONNECTOR
ICE CONNECTOR
PIN 1
PIN 1
PIN 40
PIN 40