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A Note to Users of the Renesas Peripheral Driver Library
From now on, we do not intend to add or modify the support for devices by the Renesas Peripheral Driver Library. We will be expanding support for devices by the Smart Configurator, particularly in the case of new devices. Accordingly, although we will continue to support users of the Renesas Peripheral Driver Library, we request that you consider the Smart Configurator.
All of the devices supported by the Renesas Peripheral Driver Library are categorized as "Not Recommended for New Design (NRND)" and are only supplied to customers who have already adopted them. If you intend to purchase a new RX MCU, please see the Tips on Replacing MCUs of Other Families with RX MCUs page and find a new RX MCUs that suits your needs.

The Renesas Peripheral Driver Library (RPDL) is a unified API for controlling the peripheral modules on the microcontrollers made by Renesas Electronics (for OS-less development). The Library is bundled with Renesas Starter Kits and the Peripheral Driver Generator.

Product Components

  • Renesas Peripheral Driver Library
  • Renesas Peripheral Driver Library Source program
  • User's Manual (English only)
  • Library selection (Copy) Batch file

Release Information

Target Devices

Type Title Date
Library PDF 3.93 MB
1 item
Type Title Date
Tool News - Note PDF 204 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 203 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 323 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 673 KB 日本語
Application Note PDF 100 KB
AI-generated Summary: This document provides general precautions for handling Renesas MPU/MCU products. It emphasizes proper management of unused pins to prevent malfunctions caused by noise and false input recognition. It highlights that the product state is undefined at power-on until reset completes. Access to reserved addresses is prohibited to ensure correct operation. The document advises waiting for clock signal stabilization before releasing reset or switching clocks. It also warns that products with different part numbers may have varying characteristics, requiring system evaluation before substitution.
Application Note PDF 100 KB
AI-generated Summary: This document provides general precautions for handling MPU/MCU products, focusing on unused pin management, power-on processing, prohibition of access to reserved addresses, clock signal stability, and product differences. It emphasizes proper handling of unused pins to avoid malfunctions, ensuring stable clock signals before releasing reset, and verifying compatibility when switching product variants. Accessing reserved addresses is strictly prohibited to maintain correct operation.
Application Note PDF 101 KB
AI-generated Summary: The document provides revision history and general precautions for handling Renesas MPU/MCU products. It emphasizes proper handling of unused pins to prevent malfunctions, notes that product states are undefined immediately after power-on until reset completes, prohibits access to reserved addresses, and stresses the importance of stable clock signals before releasing reset. It also advises verifying compatibility when switching between different product part numbers due to potential variations in characteristics.
Application Note PDF 100 KB
AI-generated Summary: The document provides revision history and general precautions for handling Renesas MPU/MCU products. It emphasizes proper handling of unused pins to prevent malfunctions, the undefined state of internal circuits at power-on, prohibition of accessing reserved addresses, and the importance of stable clock signals before releasing reset. It also advises verifying differences when switching between products with different part numbers to ensure compatibility and system stability.
Application Note PDF 101 KB
AI-generated Summary: This document provides revision history and general precautions for handling Renesas MPU/MCU products. It emphasizes proper handling of unused pins to prevent malfunctions, notes that product states are undefined immediately after power-on until reset completes, and prohibits access to reserved addresses to ensure correct operation. It also advises waiting for clock signals to stabilize before releasing reset or switching clocks during operation. Differences between products with different part numbers require system evaluation tests due to variations in characteristics.
Application Note PDF 102 KB
AI-generated Summary: This document details the RX63T Group Renesas Peripheral Driver Library, including revision history and general precautions for handling MPU/MCU products. It emphasizes proper handling of unused pins, undefined states at power-on, prohibition of access to reserved addresses, clock signal stability requirements, and differences between products within the same group. These precautions ensure reliable operation and prevent malfunctions.
Manual - Development Tools PDF 11.16 MB
Manual - Development Tools PDF 5.56 MB
Manual - Development Tools PDF 4.63 MB
Manual - Development Tools PDF 4.92 MB
Manual - Development Tools PDF 5.21 MB
Tool News - Note PDF 203 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 637 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 525 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 668 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 727 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 203 KB 日本語
Application Note PDF 127 KB
AI-generated Summary: The document provides general precautions for handling MPU/MCU products, emphasizing proper management of unused pins to prevent malfunctions caused by noise and false signals. It highlights the undefined state of internal circuits and pins at power-on before reset completion. Access to reserved addresses is prohibited to ensure correct operation. Stable clock signals must be confirmed before releasing reset or switching clocks during operation. Differences between products with different part numbers require system evaluation due to variations in memory, layout, and electrical characteristics.
Tool News - Note PDF 205 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 374 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 379 KB 日本語
Manual - Development Tools PDF 1.91 MB
Tool News - Release PDF 1023 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 206 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 318 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 324 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 1.01 MB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 483 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 266 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 266 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 266 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 508 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 203 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 772 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 201 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 203 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 203 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 202 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 204 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 204 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 321 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 251 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 205 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 386 KB 日本語
Tool News - Release PDF 315 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 204 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 206 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 204 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 205 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 204 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 209 KB 日本語
Tool News - Note PDF 249 KB 日本語
Application Note PDF 57 KB 日本語
AI-generated Summary: This document outlines general precautions for handling MPU/MCU products, emphasizing proper management of unused pins to prevent noise and malfunctions. It highlights that product states are undefined at power-on until reset completes. Access to reserved addresses is prohibited to ensure correct operation. Clock signals must stabilize before releasing reset or switching clocks. Differences between similar products require system evaluation to avoid issues.
Manual - Development Tools PDF 4.58 MB
58 items

MCU and Peripheral Functions

Target MCUsPeripheral FunctionsLatest Ver.Released Date
RX220Clock, Interrupt control unit (ICU), I/O, MPC (PFC), Buses, Communication function (SCI, I2C, SPI), Timers (MTU2,POE,TMR,CMT,RTC,IWDT), Clock frequency accuracy measurement circuit (CAC), Event link controller, Data operation circuit, LVD, Low power consumption (MCU active mode), A/D (12-bit,Temperature sensor), CRC, Comparator (CMPA), DMAC, DTCV.1.11Oct 10, 2014
RX210Clock, Interrupt control unit (ICU), I/O, MPC (PFC), Buses, Communication function (SCI, I2C, SPI), Timers (MTU2,POE,TMR,CMT,RTC,WDT,IWDT,TPU), Clock frequency accuracy measurement circuit (CAC), Event link controller, Data operation circuit, LVD, Low power consumption (MCU active mode), A/D (12-bit,Temperature sensor), D/A, CRC, Comparator (CMPA,CMPB), DMAC, DTCV.2.11Oct 10, 2014
RX630Clock, Interrupt control unit (ICU), I/O, MPC (PFC), Buses, Communication function (SCI, I2C, SPI,IE-Bus), Timers (MTU2,POE,TMR,CMT,RTC,WDT,IWDT,TPU,PPG), Clock frequency accuracy measurement circuit (MCK), LVD, Low power consumption (MCU active mode), A/D (12-bit,10-bit,Temperature sensor), D/A, CRC, DMAC, DTCV.1.21Oct 10, 2014
RX63TClock, Interrupt control unit(ICU), I/O, MPC, Buses, Communication function(SCI, I2C, SPI), Timers(MTU3, POE3, GPT, CMT, WDT, IWDT), Clock frequency accuracy measurement circuit(MCK), LVD, Low power consumption(MCU active mode), A/D(10-bit, 12-bit), D/A, CRC, DMACA, DTC, Data Operation Circuit(DOC)V.2.11Oct 10, 2014
RX63N, RX631Clock, Interrupt control unit (ICU), I/O, MPC (PFC), Buses, Communication function (SCI, I2C, SPI, IEBus), Timers (MTU2, POE, TMR, CMT, RTC, WDT, IWDT, TPU, PPG), Clock frequency accuracy measurement circuit (MCK), LVD, Low power consumption (MCU active mode), A/D (12-bit, 10-bit, Temperature sensor), D/A, CRC, DMAC, DTC, EXDMACV.1.21Oct 10, 2014
RX62G, RX62TClock, Interrupt control unit (ICU), I/O, PFC, MCU active mode, Low power Consumption, LVD, Buses, DTC, Timers(MTU3, POE, CMT, GPT, WDT, IWDT), Communication function(SCI, I2C, SPI, LIN), CRC, A/D(10-bit, 12-bit)V.1.10Jan 20, 2014
RX62N, RX621Clock, Interrupt control unit (ICU), I/O, PFC, MCU active mode, Low power Consumption, LVD, Buses, DMAC, EXDMAC, DTC, Timers(MTU2, POE, PPG, TMR, CMT, RTC, WDT, IWDT), Communication function(SCI, I2C, SPI), CRC, A/D(10-bit, 12-bit), D/AV.1.11Oct 10, 2014
RX610Clock, Interrupt control unit (ICU), I/O, PFC, Buses, DMAC, Timers(TPU, TMR, CMT, WDT), Communication function(SCI,I2C), CRC, A/D, D/A
* Supports only little endian
V.1.00May 19, 2011

How to Obtain

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Support Communities

  1. RX62N - Renesas Peripheral Driver Library

    Dear Collegue,I would like to know Where I can find the full version (for all peripheral of the MCU) of the Renesas Peripheral Driver Library that I can see in the sample code generated from HEW and the Documentation that I can use to know and use it.Best ...

    Jan 7, 2011
  2. Can't add the Renesas Peripheral Driver Library(RPDL) to my existing project

    Hi, I am trying to add RPDL to my existing Direct drive lcd coding which given by Renesas. But i giving error message such that multiple declaration for interrupt. If know kindly help me. Thanks

    Mar 19, 2013
  3. rx62g rspi debugging with raspberry pi zero

    ... manual i dont have the keys(buttons) to do it like them in my e2 studio. Any help? Do i need the FIT modules? or Renesas Peripheral Driver Library for rx62g? Both i had many problems to bind them in my enviroment. e2studio Version: 1.01.0.30 best regards ...

    Dec 16, 2019
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Knowledge Base

  1. How to check the code of Peripheral Driver Generator V.2 generate?

    The source files of the Renesas Peripheral Driver Library are stored in the "source/RX" folder in the folder where the Peripheral Driver Generator is installed. Example of the path: C:\Renesas\PDG2\source\RX

    Jan 29, 2015
  2. Compiling error when using code from the peripheral driver generator (PDG)

    ... PDG by downloading it from the link below.https://www.renesas.com/software-tool/peripheral-driver-generator2.    Check if the RPDL library file has been added to the project. Refer to FAQ 1010977 to see how to check the RPDL library. If you cannot reference the ...

    May 17, 2017
  3. TX pin opens after completion of PDG SCI transmission

    When using SCI for communication, R_PG_SCI_StartSending_Cn (n is a channel number), which is an API function of the Peripheral Driver Generator (PDG), is called. From that function, R_SCI_SendData in the RPDL library is called. The TXD pin returns to the initial value (port input ...

    May 24, 2017
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