Overview
Description
The E10A-USB emulator is an on-chip debugging emulator which supports the development for systems using microcomputers of the SuperH RISC engine family, the H8SX family, and the H8S family. As the main body of the E10A-USB emulator is connected to the user system via the dedicated debug interface (H-UDI and AUD), you can debug in such a form close to the completed product.
Features
- Breakpoints
- Hardware Breakpoints, dependent on device specification
- 255 software breakpoints
- User break
- Trace functions
- 4 branch trace messages stored on device H-UDI capable devices
- Real time branch trace with AUD capable devices -HS0005KCU02H only
- RAM monitor
- The contents of a memory can be referenced and changed during program execution in real-time with AUD capable devices.
- Full source level debug
- Support for Renesas , IAR and GNU compilers
- Host requirement
- PentiumR3 600MHz or greater
- RAM 128MB or greater
- Available hard-disk 50MB or greater
- USB rev 1.1 port
- User I/F
- 14-way connector (Type: 2514-6002: [3M Co., Ltd.])
- 36-way connector (Type: DX10M-36S: [Hirose Electric Co., Ltd.])
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Release Information
Target Devices
Design & Development
Additional Details
Lineup
See the product pages for the details of each model below.
| Item | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Products | HS0005KCU01H for the H-UDI interface Note1 Image  | HS0005KCU02H for the AUD trace function Note2 Image  | HS0005KCU14H for the Multi-core MCUs of SuperH RISC engine Family Image  |
| MCUs |
| ・Multi-core MCUs of SuperH RISC engine Family | |
Notes
- The H-UDI (User Debugging Interface) is an interface compatible with the Joint Test Action Group (JTAG) specifications.
- The AUD (Advanced User Debugger) trace is the large-capacity trace function that is enabled when the AUD pins are connected to the emulator. When an event that starts trace acquisition occurs, the trace information is output in realtime from the AUD pins. For more details, refer to On-Chip Debugger Functional Overview (PDF | English, 日本語).
Support
Support Communities
- Technical Support Request: Flashing SH726306200FP via E10A-USB Emulator
Hi Team. I am currently developing with the SH2A series MCU and am seeking guidance on the flash programming process using the E10A-USB emulator. As I am new to this specific controller, I would also appreciate recommendations for any alternative flashing methods or tools that might be more streamlined ...
Apr 29, 2026 - Different types of E10A - what is the difference between them?
Hi, I'm using E10A for starter kit - I work with SH7216, What is the difference between E10A types (red,blue etc.) Thanks, Lior.
Aug 23, 2020 - Does the E10A license tool still exist?
I've been trying to use my existing E10A-USB to connect to an SH-2A family chip, but I've realised that I need a new license.Is there anywhere where I can still buy that from?
Jun 23, 2021
Knowledge Base
- How to change device group after "Setup tool for E10A-USB Emulator"?
... allows you to install additional device group to the E10A-USB emulator. Device Group Addition is software product allows another device group available with the E10A-USB emulator. It is offered in CD-ROM, and varies with the group of device. Since one E10A-USB emulator needs one license tool ...
Sep 10, 2007 - E10A-USB: failure messages displayed and emulator does not start up
This message is displayed when the firmware version set up by E10A-USB does not match the software in the emulator you have started up. Please set up the firmware of the target device group using the setup tool.
Mar 16, 2011 - E10A-USB: Failure messages is displayed & emulator doesn't start up
This message is displayed when E10A-USB is in the default state, or when the device group of E10A-USB software that is running is not the same as the device group set up in the E10A-USB.Set up the firmware corresponding to the target device using the setup ...
Mar 16, 2011
Support Communities
