NEC V850ES/Hx2 Flash Memory Programmer User Manual

This manual introduces the Flash memory programming operations of PD70F3700, PD70F3701, PD70F3702, PD70F3703, PD70F3704, PD70F3706, PD70F3707, PD70F3709, PD70F3710, PD70F3711 and PD70F3712 series V850ES/Hx2 32-bit microcontrollers. It mainly introduces the programming operation procedures, precautions and programming error diagnosis.


NEC V850ES/Hx2 Flash Memory Programmer User Manual - cover page
Brand
NEC
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Programming Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
259
File format
PDF
File size
2.4 MB
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
V850ES
MD5 checksum
50E5819162EFE70F66046772F373FEE0

About this manual

The document provides detailed instructions for developing and operating a dedicated flash memory programmer for the NEC V850ES/Hx2 32‑bit microcontroller. It describes the programmer’s working environment, basic operation steps, command and data‑frame formats, and various serial communication modes.

The manual is organized into chapters covering flash programming concepts, hardware pin definitions, power‑on/off sequencing, UART and 3‑line serial I/O modes, command processing, and safety precautions. Appendices include reference circuit diagrams for both the programmer and the target V850ES/Hx2 board. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Flash Memory Programming
  • Programmer Working Environment
  • Programmer Basic Operation
  • Command/Data Frame Format
  • Command Processing Description
  • UART Communication Mode
  • 3‑Line Serial I/O with Handshake (CSI + HS)
  • 3‑Line Serial I/O (CSI)
  • Safety Precautions
  • Appendix A – Circuit Diagrams

Specifications

Programming mode pinsFLMD0, FLMD1
Serial interface pinsTxD, RxD, SI, SO, SCK, HS

Frequently asked questions

What safety measures are recommended to prevent ESD damage?

Use antistatic containers, wear a grounded wrist strap, avoid direct hand contact with semiconductor devices, and keep work surfaces properly grounded.

How should unused input pins on CMOS devices be handled?

Each unused input pin should be tied to VDD or GND (or through a resistor if it may be used as an output) to prevent floating and possible faults.

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