RZ/T1用産業ネットワーク プロトコルスタック

AI-generated Summary: This document outlines general precautions for handling microprocessing and microcontroller units, emphasizing protection against electrostatic discharge, proper power-on processing, and correct signal input during power-off. It highlights the importance of handling unused pins, stabilizing clock signals before releasing reset, avoiding access to reserved addresses, and verifying differences between product versions. It also includes legal disclaimers about usage, liability, and compliance with regulations.

AI-generated Summary: The document details a sample program that adds Web server functionality using Ethernet over EtherCAT (EoE) to an EtherCAT slave device. It integrates EtherCAT Slave Stack Code (SSC Tool) with Renesas' TCP/IP stack for RZ/T1, enabling Ethernet communication via a virtual Ethernet driver. The software runs on Cortex-M3 and Cortex-R4 cores, with the latter controlling LED blinking intervals based on web browser input communicated through shared memory. The software structure includes EtherCAT and TCP/IP stacks, and directories for source and middleware files are outlined. Kernel objects for task and resource management in Cortex-M3 are also described.

AI-generated Summary: The document details the implementation of an EtherCAT sample program for the RZ/T1 Group with a built-in R-IN engine without using HW-RTOS. It specifies peripheral modules such as the clock generator, EtherCAT slave controller, Ethernet MAC, interrupt controller, compare match timer, error control module, extended internal RAM, and GPIO ports. The operating environment includes the RZ/T1 evaluation board, CPU specifications, operating frequency, voltage, boot mode, memory devices, Ethernet PHY, communication protocol, development tools, and software PLC. The guide references the RZ/T1 Group User's Manual for hardware basics.

AI-generated Summary: The document details the RZ/T1 Group Multi Port Ethernet Driver, specifying peripheral modules such as Cortex-R4F CPU, tightly-coupled memory, Ethernet MAC, and Ethernet switch. It includes a connection diagram and lists required user-prepared devices like LAN cables and debuggers. The operating environment covers the RZ/T1 microcomputer with a 450 MHz Cortex-R4F CPU, specific voltage levels, development tools like IAR Embedded Workbench, and boot modes. Reference manuals and initial setting notes are also provided for further guidance.