Debugging MCU Boards

Overview

The debugging MCU board is a board to enable the in-circuit connection of an emulator with the user's system and allows you to use more enhanced debugging functions. The applicable debugging functions vary depending on the MCU type.

Lineup

E2 Emulator

Debugging MCU Board for the RH850 Family (RH850/F1L group)

E1 Emulator

Debugging MCU Board for the RH850 Family (RH850/F1L group)

E20 Emulator

E10A-USB Emulator

Debugging MCU Board for the SuperH RISC engine Family (SH-2 core, SH-4A core)（discontinued products）
Debugging MCU Board for the H8S Family (H8S/2400 series)（discontinued products）

Target Devices

Family	Group
RX Family	RX62G RX62N, RX621 RX62T RX630 RX63N, RX631 RX63T RX71M
RH850 Family (Automotive only)	RH850/F1L
SuperH RISC engine Family	SH7124, SH7125 (Supported but discontinued) SH7450, SH7451 (Supported but discontinued) SH7455, SH7456 (Supported but discontinued) SH7457, SH7459 (Supported but discontinued)
H8S Family	H8S/2426, 2426R, 2424 (Supported but discontinued) H8S/2456, 2456R, 2454 (Supported but discontinued)