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Conversion board configuration

IEA-SPC58NH-BGA302

Conversion board IEA-SPC58NH-BGA302 consist of 39 DIP switches, which define which alternate port is connected to a specific CPU pin.

With the original microcontroller in the BGA302 package, this is configured through the application software. However, when using the Emulation Adapter based on the BGA386 "superset" device, this configuration has to be performed manually through jumpers DIP1-DIP39 since for some reason each of the alternate ports is routed to an individual physical pin on the BGA386 device without the possibility for controlling routing by means of application software.

For example, with the original microcontroller in the BGA302 package, the application software can route either port PQ[15] or port PA[0] to pin A17. However, with the “superset” microcontroller in the BGA386 package, port PQ[15] is fixed connected to pin L22 and port PA[0] to pin B18. Hence with the Emulation Adapter you can define with the jumper DIP1 whether port PQ[15] or port PA[0] is routed to target pin A17 on the 302-pin conversion board.

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Set all the DIPs accordingly to exactly match with your application software configuration. Any mismatch in configuration will yield application not operating properly!

DIPs are by default in position 1-2 (enabled).

Following picture shows DIPs location on the top side of the conversion board:

DIP	302-pin CPU Pin Number	DIP position 1-2 (Default)	DIP position 2-3
DIP1	A17	PA[0]	PQ[15]
DIP2	A18	PA[1]	PQ[12]
DIP3	W16	PA[3]	PN[9]
DIP4	B16	PA[10]	PR[6]
DIP5	A15	PA[11]	PR[8]
DIP6	C19	PA[12]	PQ[13]
DIP7	B17	PA[13]	PQ[14]
DIP8	W18	PA[15]	PN[12]
DIP9	Y15	PB[8]	PN[8]
DIP10	Y16	PD[8]	PN[10]
DIP11	D20	PE[8]	PQ[11]
DIP12	B14	PE[10]	PR[12]
DIP13	B15	PE[11]	PO[1]
DIP14	Y17	PF[6]	PN[11]
DIP15	W17	PF[7]	PP[14]
DIP16	U19	PF[8]	PQ[1]
DIP17	P20	PF[9]	PN[13]
DIP18	P19	PF[10]	PN[14]
DIP19	R20	PF[11]	PN[15]
DIP20	R19	PF[12]	PO[0]
DIP21	E14	PG[15]	PR[0]
DIP22	D15	PH[0]	PR[2]
DIP23	D14	PH[1]	PR[4]
DIP24	E13	PH[2]	PR[10]
DIP25	A14	PH[3]	PR[14]
DIP26	T20	PH[5]	PQ[6]
DIP27	T17	PH[6]	PQ[7]
DIP28	D11	PH[7]	PS[5]
DIP29	D12	PH[8]	PS[3]
DIP30	A13	PH[9]	PO[2]
DIP31	D13	PH[10]	PS[0]
DIP32	Y18	PJ[0]	PP[15]
DIP33	Y19	PJ[1]	PQ[0]
DIP34	V20	PJ[2]	PS[6]
DIP35	T19	PJ[4]	PQ[5]
DIP36	R17	PJ[9]	PQ[2]
DIP37	P16	PJ[10]	PQ[3]
DIP38	P17	PJ[11]	PQ[9]
DIP39	N17	PJ[12]	PQ[8]

IEA-SPC58NH-TQ176

Conversion board IEA-SPC58NH-TQ176 consist of 36 jumpers which define which alternate port is connected to a specific CPU pin.

With the original microcontroller in the QFP176 package this is configured through the application software. However when using the Emulation Adapter based on the BGA386 "superset" device, this configuration has to be performed manually through jumpers J1-J36 since for some reason each of the alternate ports is routed to an individual physical pin on the BGA386 device without the possibility for controlling routing by means of application software.

For example, with the original microcontroller in the QFP176 package, the application software can route either port PQ[15] or port PA[0] to pin 137. However, with the “superset” microcontroller in the BGA386 package, port PQ[15] is fixed connected to pin L22 and port PA[0] to pin B18. Hence with the Emulation Adapter you can define with the jumper J1 whether port PQ[15] or port PA[0] is routed to target pin 137 on the 176-pin conversion board.

Warning_orange

Set all the jumpers accordingly to exactly match with your application software configuration. Any mismatch in configuration will yield application not operating properly!

Jumpers are by default set to position 1-2.

Following picture shows jumpers location on the top side of the conversion board:

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Silkscreen on PCB revision A does not reflect correct jumper signal names, please refer to the table below.

Jumper	176-pin CPU Pin Number	Jumper position 1-2 (Default)	Jumper position 2-3
J1	137	PA[0]	PQ[15]
J2	134	PA[1]	PQ[12]
J3	82	PA[3]	PN[9]
J4	142	PA[10]	PR[6]
J5	143	PA[11]	PR[8]
J6	135	PA[12]	PQ[13]
J7	136	PA[13]	PQ[14]
J8	88	PA[15]	PN[12]
J9	81	PB[8]	PN[8]
J10	83	PD[8]	PN[10]
J11	145	PE[10]	PR[12]
J12	146	PE[11]	PO[1]
J13	84	PF[6]	PN[11]
J14	85	PF[7]	PP[14]
J15	90	PF[8]	PQ[1]
J16	95	PF[9]	PN[13]
J17	96	PF[10]	PN[14]
J18	97	PF[11]	PN[15]
J19	98	PF[12]	PO[0]
J20	138	PG[15]	PR[0]
J21	140	PH[0]	PR[2]
J22	141	PH[1]	PR[4]
J23	144	PH[2]	PR[10]
J24	147	PH[3]	PR[14]
J25	148	PH[4]	PQ[11]
J26	93	PH[5]	PQ[6]
J27	94	PH[6]	PQ[7]
J28	152	PH[7]	PS[5]
J29	151	PH[8]	PS[3]
J30	150	PH[9]	PO[2]
J31	149	PH[10]	PS[0]
J32	86	PJ[0]	PP[15]
J33	87	PJ[1]	PQ[0]
J34	89	PJ[2]	PS[6]
J35	91	PJ[3]	PQ[4]
J36	92	PJ[4]	PQ[5]

IEA-SPC58NH-TQ144

Conversion board IEA-SPC58NH-TQ144 consist of 24 DIP switches which define which alternate port is connected to a specific CPU pin.

With the original microcontroller in the QFP144 package this is configured through the application software. However when using the Emulation Adapter based on the BGA386 "superset" device, this configuration has to be performed manually through jumpers DIP1-DIP24 since for some reason each of the alternate ports is routed to an individual physical pin on the BGA386 device without the possibility for controlling routing by means of application software.

For example, with the original microcontroller in the QFP144 package, the application software can route either port PQ[15] or port PA[0] to pin 113. However, with the “superset” microcontroller in the BGA386 package, port PQ[15] is fixed connected to pin L22 and port PA[0] to pin B18. Hence with the Emulation Adapter you can define with the jumper DIP1 whether port PQ[15] or port PA[0] is routed to target pin 113 on the 144-pin conversion board.

Warning_orange

Set all the DIPs accordingly to exactly match with your application software configuration. Any mismatch in configuration will yield application not operating properly!

DIPs are by default in position 1-2 (enabled).

Following picture shows DIPs location on the top side of the conversion board:

DIP	144-pin CPU Pin Number	DIP position 1-2 (Default)	DIP position 2-3
DIP1	113	PA[0]	PQ[15]
DIP2	110	PA[1]	PQ[12]
DIP3	68	PA[3]	PN[9]
DIP4	118	PA[10]	PR[6]
DIP5	119	PA[11]	PR[8]
DIP6	111	PA[12]	PQ[13]
DIP7	112	PA[13]	PQ[14]
DIP8	72	PA[15]	PN[12]
DIP9	67	PB[8]	PN[8]
DIP10	69	PD[8]	PN[10]
DIP11	121	PE[10]	PR[12]
DIP12	122	PE[11]	PO[1]
DIP13	70	PF[6]	PN[11]
DIP14	71	PF[7]	PP[14]
DIP15	73	PF[8]	PQ[1]
DIP16	74	PF[9]	PN[13]
DIP17	75	PF[10]	PN[14]
DIP18	76	PF[11]	PN[15]
DIP19	77	PF[12]	PO[0]
DIP20	114	PG[15]	PR[0]
DIP21	116	PH[0]	PR[2]
DIP22	117	PH[1]	PR[4]
DIP23	120	PH[2]	PR[10]
DIP24	123	PH[4]	PQ[11]

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IEA-SPC58NH-BGA302

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