S1C62 Family
Development Tool Reference Manual
© SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION 2001 All rights reserved
S1C62 Family Development Tool Reference Manual
Preface
I.INTRODUCTION
II.DEVELOPMENT TOOL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM DMS6200
III.CROSS ASSEMBLER ASM62XX IV. MELODY ASSEMBLER MLA628X
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Devices
Development tools
S1C60 Family processors
S1C62 Family processors
Development tools for the S1C60/62 Family
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S1C62 FAMILY DEVELOPMENT TOOL
INTRODUCTION
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INTRODUCTION
Contents
Composition of the Software Development Tools S5U1C62xxxD
Composition of the Hardware Tools
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1.1 Composition of the Software Development Tools S5U1C62xxxD
1.2 Composition of the Hardware Tools
S1C62xxx Development Tool
S5U1C62xxxD
Concerning file names
Note
The melody and segment option flow are
only valid in models possessing those
functions
Fig. 3.1 S5U1C62xxxD development flow
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DEVELOPMENT TOOL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
DMS6200
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DEVELOPMENT TOOL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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CROSS ASSEMBLER
ASM62XX
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CROSS ASSEMBLER ASM62XX
Outline
ASM62XX Input/Output Files
Starting ASM62XX
Selecting Auto-Page-SetFunction
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■ROM area
Valid specification range
■RAM area
■Undefined code
2.1 Outline
2.2 ASM62XX Input/Output Files
■Source file (C2XXYYY.DAT)
■Object file (C2XXYYYH.HEX, C2XXYYYL.HEX)
■Assembly listing file (C2XXYYY.PRN)
3.1 Starting ASM62XX
ASM62XX _ [drive-name:] source-file-name[.shp] _ [-N]
■Drive name
■Source file name
■.shp
A>ASM62XX C2XXYYY
A>ASM62XX B:C2XXYYY
A>ASM62XX C2XXYYY.BBZ
A>ASM62XX C2XXYYY -N
3.2 Selecting Auto-Page-SetFunction
DO YOU NEED AUTO PAGE SET?(Y/N)
■Auto-page-setfunction
3.3 Generating a Cross-ReferenceTable
DO YOU NEED CROSS REFERENCE TABLE?(Y/N)
Basic format:
4.2.2Mnemonic field
4.2.3Operand field
4.2.4Comment field
4.3 Index
4.3.1Label
4.3.2Symbol
OFF
A,ON
; = LD A,1
A,OFF
4.4.3Operator
■Arithmetic operators
Example: 00000011B SHL 2 →
00001100B
Example: 11000011B SHR 2 →
4.4.4Location counter
■Location counter
JP $+3
4.5 Pseudo-Instructions
4.5.1Data definition pseudo-instructions
■EQU (Equate)
<Symbol>_EQU_<Expression
To define a symbol
4.5.2Memory setting pseudo-instructions
■ORG (Origin)
ORG_<Expression
To set the location counter
ORG 0100H ; BNK=0, PCP=1, PCS=00H
■BANK
BANK_<Expression
To set the bank (BNK)
■PAGE
PAGE_<Expression
Section
4.5.3Assembler control pseudo-instructions
■END
END
To terminate assembly
4.6 Macro-Functions
4.6.2Macro-definitions
■MACRO ~ ENDM
<Macro-name>_MACRO_ [<Dummy-argument>, ...]Statement
ENDM
LDM MACRO REG,ADDR
4.6.3Macro-calls
[<Label>]_<Macro-name>_ [<Actual-argument>, ...]
0200H
CTAS
CTAE
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FILE NAME ERROR
FILE NOT PRESENT
DIRECTORY FULL
FATAL DISK WRITE ERROR
LABEL TABLE OVERFLOW
APPENDIX ASM62XX EXECUTION EXAMPLE
1) Source file (C2XX0A0.DAT)
2) Running the assembler (display on the console)
3) Assembly listing file (C2XX0A0.PRN)
4) Object files (C2XX0A0H.HEX, C2XX0A0L.HEX)
A>TYPE C2XX0A0L.HEX
(When ROM capacity is in 1,024 steps)
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MELODY ASSEMBLER
MLA628X
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MELODY ASSEMBLER MLA628X
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1 DIFFERENCES DEPENDING ON THE MODEL
2.1 Outline and Execution Flow
2.2 MLA628X Input/Output Files
■Source file (C28XYYY.MDT)
■Melody HEX file (C28XYYYA.HEX)
MLA628X_[drive name:]source filename[.shp]_[-H]
■Source filename
■-Hoption
A>MLA628X C28XYYY
A>MLA628X B:C28XYYY
A>MLA628X C28XYYY.BBZ
When MLA628X is activated, the activation messages appear as shown below
When assembling C28X0A0.MDT (Basic assembly)
4.2 Statement (line)
<Attack
<Note
<Scale
<End bit
(3)Scale field
(4)End bit field
(5)Comment field
(6)Fields and corresponding melody data
*Melody data
5.1 Address-Setting Pseudo-Instruction
■ORG (ORIGIN)
Sets location counter
5.2 Option-Setting Pseudo-Instructions
■Tempo selection
■.TEMPC1
.TEMPC1 = n
Sets TEMPC1 (n = 0–15)
■.OCTAVE
.OCTAVE = m
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■Example of Source File
■Example of Assembly List
Example of scale ROM table
-Hyphens "--"indicate unused code
-When unused, the code is FFH
■Example of Melody Hex File Data Format
Main ROM high-order(D8, D9)
■Example of Assembly List When Error Occurs
■Example of Melody Document File Format
Main ROM (high side)
Intel hexadecimal format
Main ROM (low side)
Scale ROM
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FUNCTION OPTION GENERATOR
FOG62XX
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FUNCTION OPTION GENERATOR FOG62XX
Outline of Function Option Generator
FOG62XX Input/Output Files
Option List Recording Procedure
Option List Example
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FOG62XX.EXE
3.1 Option List Recording Procedure
3.2 Option List Example
DEVICE TYPE
MULTIPLE KEY ENTRY RESET
INTERRUPT NOISE REJECTOR
4.1 Starting FOG62XX
A>FOG62XX
When FOG62XX is started, the following message is displayed
When not modifying the date, press the RETURN key "" to continue
4.2 Setting New Function Options
(1)PLEASE SELECT NO
(2)PLEASE INPUT FILE NAME
(3)PLEASE INPUT USER'S NAME
(4)PLEASE INPUT ANY COMMENT
4.3 Modifying Function Option Settings
(2)*** SOURCE FILE(S)
(3)PLEASE INPUT FILE NAME
(4)PLEASE INPUT USER'S NAME
(5)PLEASE INPUT ANY COMMENT
4.4 Selecting Function Options
4.5 HEX File Generation and EPROM Selection
(1)DO YOU MAKE HEX FILE (Y/N)
(2)PLEASE SELECT NO
4.6 End Procedure
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SEGMENT OPTION GENERATOR
SOG62XX
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SEGMENT OPTION GENERATOR SOG62XX
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2.2 SOG62XX Input/Output Files
■Segment option source file (C2XXYYY.SEG)
■Segment option document file (C2XXYYYS.DOC)
■Segment option HEX file (C2XXYYYS.HEX)
3.1 Example of Option List
3.2 Segment Ports Output Specifications
■When segment output is selected
■When DC output is selected
4.1 Creating Segment Option Source File
C2XXYYY.SEG
; C2XXYYY.SEG
; LCD SEGMENT DECODE TABLE
A20
■Output specification selection data
4.2 Starting SOG62XX
A>SOG62XX_[-H]
A parameter enclosed by [ ] can be omitted
The current drive must contain the segment option source file (C2XXYYY.SEG)
-H:
4.3 Input File Selection
(1)*** SOURCE FILE(S)
• H option use
•H option not use
(2)PLEASE INPUT SEGMENT SOURCE FILE NAME
4.4 HEX File Generation and EPROM Selection
4.5 End Procedure
S : Syntax error
N: Segment number selection error
R: RAM address selection error
D: Duplication error
Each type of error is explained here
D:Duplication error
Out Port Set Error
EVALUATION BOARD
S5U1C62xxxE
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EVALUATION BOARD S5U1C62xxxE
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3.1 Precautions for Operation
3.2 Differences from Actual IC
■I/O differences
■LCD differences
■Power-onsequence differences
4.1 Basic Functions
■Program execution (Run function)
■Single-stepprogram operation (Single-stepfunction)
■Program execution suspension at a given address (Break function)
■Displaying program addresses and instruction codes during a break
■LEDs
■ROM sockets
■Connectors
LCD #0, #1
4.5 Rear Panel
4.6 Under Bottom Cover
5.1 Connection to ICE (S5U1C62000H)
5.2 Power Cable Connection
5.3 Connection to Target System
6.1 Preparation
6.1.1Creation of target system
6.1.2Creation and installation of ROMs
6.2 Independent Use of S5U1C62xxxE
6.2.1Power on/off
6.2.2Debugging
6.3 Operation When ICE (S5U1C62000H) is Connected
6.3.1Power on/off
6.3.2Debugging
ICE CONTROL SOFTWARE
ICS62XX
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ICE CONTROL SOFTWARE ICS62XX
2.1 Features
2.2 Connecting and Starting the System
2.3 S5U1C62000H Operation and Functions
Display Command Group
3.3 Break and Go Command Group
File Command Group
ROM Command Group
Control Command Group
HELP Command
■OPTLD command
2.1 Features
2.1.1Description
2.1.2 Software configuration
2.1.3Function table
Table 2.1.3.1 shows the functions supported by the ICE (S5U1C62000H)
Table 2.1.3.1 ICE (S5U1C62000H) functions
2.1.4Function-differentiatedcommand list
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2.1.5Alphabetical listing of commands
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(1)Verify Power OFF Status
(2)Cable Connections
(3)Power ON
PC-DOSversion 2.10 or higher
(1)Break enable mode:
(2)Break disable mode:
(3)Break trace mode:
(4)Break stop mode:
(1)Reset switch:
(2)Break switch:
(3)ESC key:
(4)Break set command:
(1)SYNC Pin Output
(2)HALT Pin Output
(1)Set break by PC:
(2)Set break by RAM data:
(3)Set break by register value:
(4)Set compound break:
2.3.6Target interrupt and break
*PC=0000 A=.... F=.DZC X=000 Y=010
2.3.7History function
#H, 1980
LOC
2.3.8Break delay function
2.3.9Coverage function
(1) Time counting mode
(2)Step counting mode
(1)When execution of the trace instruction (T,U) is prolonged
(2)When the run is halted and restarted
DISPLAY:
SET:
BREAK and GO:
FILE:
ROM:
DISASSEMBLE LIST
DUMP PROGRAM
DUMP DATA RAM
DISPLAY CPU REGISTER
HISTORY DATA DISPLAY
DISASSEMBLE LIST
Format
#L,<address 1>,<address 2
#L,<address 1
Examples
#L,<address 1>,<address 2>#L,<address 1
2FF
JP C,FF
01FF FFF
DUMP PROGRAM
#DP,<address 1>,<address 2
#DP,<address 1
#DP
#DP,104,121
ADDR
ASCII
..0B
.....1BD
DUMP DATA RAM
#DD,<address 1>,<address 2
#DD,<address 1
#DD
#DD,80,BE
Examples #DD
#DD,50,40
#DD,0,7E
ADDR 0 1 2
A B C D
DISPLAY CPU REGISTER
Example
#DR
#DR
*PC=0100 IR=FFF NOP7 A=0 B=0 X=06F Y=03A F=IDZCSP=10
HISTORY DATA DISPLAY
#H,<pointer 1>,<pointer 2
#H,<pointer 1
... Set range displayed
21 lines displayed
* Instruction terminates after exceeding last history memory
INT1 or INT2 displayed when interrupt only occurs
(limited to "LD X,x" and "LD Y,y")
HB, HG
HISTORY DATA DISPLAY BACKWARD/FORWARD
#HB
#HG
HB, HG
#HB#HG
HS, HSR, HSW HISTORY SEARCH PC/MEMORY READ/MEMORY WRITE
HS, HSR, HSW
#HS,<address
#HSR,<address
#HSW,<address
HISTORY POINTER DISPLAY/SET
HP, HPS
Format #HP
#HPS,<history pointer
Examples #HP
* LOC=2058
CHK
CHECK ICE HARDWARE
#CHK
Examples #CHK
* ROM CHECK ERROR 5F=>FF
DXY
#DXY
Examples #DXY
X=070
MX
CVD, CVR
#CVD,<address 1>,<address 2
#CVD
#CVR
#CVD,100,110
ASSEMBLE PROGRAM
FILL PROGRAM
FILL DATA RAM
MOVE PROGRAM
MOVE DATA RAM
ASSEMBLE PROGRAM
#A,<address
(With guidance)
A,B
B,0A
Examples #A,100
LD A,0F
#A,200
PUSH XP
* ERROR
FILL PROGRAM
#FP,<address 1>,<address 2>,<program data
Examples #FP,0,3FF,FFB
#FP,100,200,FF9
#FP,200,100,FFF
FILL DATA RAM
#FD,<address 1>,<address 2>,<data
Examples #FD,60,7E,A
#FD,10,2F,0101B
#FD,50,1FF,0
MOVE PROGRAM
#MP,<address 1>,<address 2>,<address 3
Examples #MP,0,FF,100
#MP,100,2FF,300
#MP,200,100,300
MOVE DATA RAM
#MD,<address 1>,<address 2>,<address 3
Examples #MD,10,1F,30
#MD,00,3F,70
#MD,30,20,50
SET PROGRAM
#SP,<address
Examples #SP,100
FFF:
FFF:FFB
SET DATA RAM
#SD,<address
Examples #SD,20
#SD,FFF
#SD,70
SET REGISTER
#SR
#SR,<register name>,<data
Evaluation board CPU registers are displayed and modified
(1)<data> is set in specified registers
SXY
#SXY
X=040 MX=5:
Y=030 MY=A:
X=040 MX=5:0
SET HISTORY CONDITION
Format #HC,S/C/E
Function #
Sets up the area for history extraction by means of the break point
Examples "[ ]" is added to the break point
HA, HAD, HAR
#HA,<address 1>,<address 2>/ALL
#HAD
#HAR,<address 1>,<address 2>/ALL
#HAR,ALL
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SET BREAK ADDRESS CONDITION
RESET BREAK ADDRESS CONDITION
SET BREAK DATA CONDITION
RESET BREAK DATA CONDITION
SET BREAK REGISTER CONDITION
BA, BAR
#BA,<address 1>,<address 2>,<address 3>,<address 4
#BAR,<address 1>,<address 2>,<address 3>,<address 4
#BA,100,200,101,1FF
#BA,300..3FF
BD, BDR
#BD
#BDR
Examples #BD
ADDR ---:074
BR, BRR
Examples #BR
-:C
-:1
-:0
SET/RESET BREAK REGISTER CONDITION BR, BRR
#BRR
A-:0
B-:0
FI -:
BM, BMR
Examples #BM
----:100
---:70
-:A
SET/RESET BREAK MULTIPLE CONDITION BM, BMR
100:
70:71
A:^
71:72
BREAK CONDITION DISPLAY
Format #BC
Examples #BC
* BA NONE
* BD NONE
BRES
#BRES
#BRES
*BA NONE
*BD NONE
GO TARGET PROGRAM
#G,<address
#G,R
■Setting the Starting Address
■Break Mode and Break Condition
■Display During Execution of GO Instruction
*PC=xxxx
■ Break Display
*EMULATION END STATUS = BREAK HIT
... (A)
* ON THE FLY ON
* BREAK ENABLE MODE
* BREAK STOP MODE
#G,R
*PC=01FF A=5 B=0 X=70 Y=05 F=..ZC SP=20
#T,<address >,<step number>#T,<address
#T,,<step number
#T,100,3
*PC=0100 IR=FFF
A=0 B=0
*PC=01AD IR=xxx HALT
*NO HIS
TORY DATA
SINGLE STEP TRACE & LAST INFORMATION DISPLAY
#U,<address >,<step number
#U,,<step number
Examples #U,100,5
*PC=01AA IR=ADI OR A,B
BE, BSYN
Format #BE
#BSYN
Examples #BE
#BSYN
BREAK TRACE MODE SET
#BT
(Toggle)
Examples #BT
* BREAK TRACE MODE
BRKSEL
#BRKSEL,REM
#BRKSEL,CLR
#BA,0100
#BRKSEL,REM
READ PROGRAM FILE
READ DATA FILE
VERIFY PROGRAM FILE
VERIFY DATA FILE
WRITE PROGRAM FILE
RF, RFD
#RF,<file name
#RFD,<file name
Examples #RF,C6200A0
#RFD,WORK
VF, VFD
#VF,<file name
#VFD,<file name
Examples #VF,C6200A0
FD:ICE
WF, WFD
#WF,<file name
#WFD,<file name
Examples #WF,C6200A0
#WFD,WORK
CL, CS
#CL,<file name
#CS,<file name
#CS,TEST
#CL,TEST
OPTLD
READ HEXA DATA FILE
#OPTLD,0,<file name
#OPTLD,0,C2XXYYY
LOAD ROM PROGRAM
VERIFY ROM PROGRAM
ROM TYPE SELECT
LOAD ROM PROGRAM
Format #RP
Examples #RP
* NO ROM H/L
* NO ROM H
VERIFY ROM PROGRAM
Format #VP
Examples #VP
ROM:ICE
0FF:0FC
ROM
ROM TYPE SELECT
#ROM
Examples #ROM
*ROM 64:
INITIALIZE TARGET CPU
TIME OR STEP MODE SELECTION
ON THE FLY MODE SET
QUIT
INITIALIZE TARGET CPU
Format #I
Example #I
TIME OR STEP MODE SELECTION
TIM
#TIM
Examples #TIM
STEP COUNT MODE
OTF
ON THE FLY MODE SET
#OTF
Examples #OTF
ON THE FLY OFF
QUITQ
Terminates the ICS62XX program and returns control to the operating system
A waits control by host computer operating system
Reloads the ICE
... Epson logo is displayed for about one second
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3.7 HELP Command
#HELP,n
(n=1 to 8)
Examples #HELP
KEY IN 1.8 ENTER OR ENTER ONLY :
#HELP,F
HELP
1.DISPLAY COMMAND
#DP
#DD
#DR
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Error message:
* COMMUNICATION ERROR OR ICE NOT READY
Meaning:
Recovery procedure:
* TARGET DOWN(1)
■Description of HEX file format
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MASK DATA CHECKER
MDC62XX
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MASK DATA CHECKER MDC62XX
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2.2 Execution Flow and Input/Output Files
(1)Preparation of program data files (C2XXYYYH.HEX and C2XXYYYL.HEX)
(2)Preparation of option data files (C2XXYYYF.DOC and C2XXYYYS.DOC)
(3)Preparation of melody data file (C28XYYYA.DOC)
(4)Packing of data
3.1 Copying the Data File
3.2Execution of MDC62XX
3.2.1Starting MDC62XX
A>MDC62XX
3.2.2Packing of data
3.2.3Unpacking of data
4.1 Data Error
If there are format problems, the following error messages are displayed
4.1.1Program data error
4.1.2Function option data error
* \ sometimes appears as ¥, depending on the personal computer being used
The pack file is configured according to the following format:
*\ sometimes appears as ¥, depending on the personal computer being used
5.1 Program Data, Melody ROM Data and Scale ROM Data
■ Data line
■End mark
:00000001FF
5.2 Segment Data
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