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SH7055 Readout and Reflash Questions
Hi,I have a SH7055 processor that I would like to reprogram. The task is to readout the flash, make some modifications and write back to flash. I found these instructions:http://www.tactrix.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=66:reflashing ...
Apr 5, 2011 -
What's a good starter kit for a SH7058 target?
I'd like to develop a flash boot program for the SH7058 but can't afford to spend 10k on an ICE (E6000H). I noticed that Renesas offers more affordable starter kits but not for the SH7058 (that would have been perfect). Is there any kit that would serve my ...
May 26, 2009 -
M3S-UFLA32R UART Flash Memory Programming Utility for M32R MCUs
Hello, who can share M3S-UFLA32R UART Flash Memory Programming Utility for M32R MCUs. It is obsolete, so I can find only User's manual on renesas.com.
Apr 14, 2021
FAQs
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SH Family: What is the difference between the DTC and DMAC?
The DMAC(Direct Memory Access Controller) has registers dedicated to each channel to designate a transfer address, mode and so on. Contrary to this, the DTC(Data Transfer Controller) stores data such as a transfer address, mode in the memory, and once transfer is requested, it reads these data and ...
Mar 24, 2009 -
Proper Access Method for Clearing RXPR Flags
... below examples in order to avoid clearing unintended flags. SH705x example: To clear only the MB0 bit of the RXPR register(For example in the SH7055S, the MB0 bit is bit8 of the RXPR register.)Correct: P_HCAN0.RXPR.WORD = 0x0100;Incorrect: P_HCAN0.RXPR.BIT.MB0 = 1; SH725x example ...
Jan 1, 1970 -
Can the power supply be connected to the VCL pin?
Do not connect an external power supply to VCL. This could permanently damage the device.
Jan 1, 1970