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5. MOUNTING MASS PRODUCTION MCUs

Use the supplied HQPACK to mount a mass production MCU on the user system.

Mounting

1. Align the index mark (

) on the NQPACK mounted on the user system with the index mark (

)

on the mass production MCU and mount the MCU on the NQPACK.

2. Confirm that the mass production MCU is correctly mounted on the NQPACK and then align the

index mark on the HQPACK with the index mark on the NQPACK (the corner with an angle cut

out of it) and insert the HQPACK into the NQPACK (see Figure 5).

The HQPACK pins are thin and easy to bend. Check that the HQPACK pins are not bent before

inserting it into the NQPACK.

3. Insert each of the screws for securing the HQPACK into the four holes in the HQPACK, and then

evenly tighten the diagonally opposite screws in turn using the special screwdriver that was in-

cluded with the NQPACK. Be careful to avoid overtightening the screws as this may cause a bad

connection.

Figure 5 Mounting a mass production MCU

Disconnection

To remove the HQPACK, remove all four screws, and pull the HQPACK vertically out from the NQ-
PACK.

Screws for securing 
the HQPACK

Mass production 
MCU

User system

HQPACK

NQPACK

Summary of Contents for MB2198-503-E

Page 1: ...FUJITSU MICROELECTRONICS SUPPORT SYSTEM SS01 71096 1E DSU FR EMULATOR F2 MC 16FX LQFP 64P HEADER TYPE 3 MB2198 503 E OPERATION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...e and use this product and for precautions on using the product safely DSU FR EMULATOR MB2198 01 E OPERATION MANUAL DSU FR EMULATOR F2 MC 16FX BGA 416P ADAPTER MB2198 500 E OPERATION MANUAL European RoHS compliance Products with a E suffix on the part number are European RoHS compliant products Notice on this document All information included in this document is current as of the date it is issued...

Page 3: ...f information contained herein The products described in this document are designed developed and manufactured as contemplated for general use including without limitation ordinary industrial use general office use personal use and household use but are not designed developed and manufactured as contemplated 1 for use accompanying fatal risks or dangers that unless extremely high safety is secured...

Page 4: ...fabricating IC socket mounting holes in the user system board For more information contact Tokyo Eletech Corporation 3 The IC socket cover manufactured by Tokyo Eletech Corporation and referred to as the HQ PACK Includes 4 screws for securing the HQPACK M2 6mm 0 4mm pitch This product forms part of an emulator system when used in combination with an emulator and adapter board both sold separately ...

Page 5: ...uit board of the user system consider the height of the parts within range of the header board as shown in Figure 1 such that components mounted on the user system and the header board do not interfere with each other Figure 1 Header board dimensions CN1 B60 A60 CN3 B B1 A1 FLAT CN B CN2 A B60 A60 B1 A1 FLAT CN A Approx 35 0mm Approx 13 0mm The height differs slightly depending on how the socket a...

Page 6: ...oduct it is not possible to supply the subclock from the user system to the evalu ation MCU If the evaluation MCU operates using the subclock use the subclock on the adapter board See the operation manual for the adapter board for details 10 0mm 14 0mm 1 The positions of the holes φ1 0mm for the guide pins when the NQPACK is mounted These holes are not needed if the guide pins are not used 2 The p...

Page 7: ...stem with the index mark on the header board and then insert the header board see Figure 3 The YQPACK pins are thin and easy to bend Check that the YQPACK pins are not bent before inserting the YQPACK into the NQPACK 2 Insert each of the screws for securing the header board through a washer and into each of the four holes in the header board To tighten the screws use the special screwdriver suppli...

Page 8: ... Disconnection To disconnect the header board from the user system remove all four screws and then pull the head er board vertically out from the NQPACK YQPACK NQPACK Screws for securing the header board Washer Header board User system ...

Page 9: ...CK into the NQPACK see Figure 5 The HQPACK pins are thin and easy to bend Check that the HQPACK pins are not bent before inserting it into the NQPACK 3 Insert each of the screws for securing the HQPACK into the four holes in the HQPACK and then evenly tighten the diagonally opposite screws in turn using the special screwdriver that was in cluded with the NQPACK Be careful to avoid overtightening t...

Page 10: ... for de termining the header connection respectively 2 For the shared ports X1A P04_1 and X0A P04_0 set the port selection circuit CLKSEL0 CLKSEL1 on the adapter board to match the production MCU port specifications See the op eration manual for the adapter for details on production MCU port specifications 3 Mass production MCU pin Connects with AVSS Unconnected pin left open UVCC The pin numbers ...

Page 11: ...18 AJ3 56 B18 AJ2 57 A19 AH3 58 B19 AJ1 59 A20 AH2 60 B20 AG3 61 A21 VSS B21 VSS A22 AE2 B22 AD4 A23 AD3 B23 AD1 A24 AE1 B24 AC3 A25 AD2 B25 AC2 A26 VSS B26 VSS A27 Y3 B27 AA1 A28 Y1 B28 W3 A29 Y2 B29 W1 A30 W2 B30 V4 A31 VSS B31 VSS A32 T2 62 B32 T1 63 A33 R1 3 B33 R4 4 A34 R3 5 B34 P1 6 A35 P2 7 B35 N1 8 A36 VSS B36 VSS A37 B37 A38 L4 64 B38 L3 2 A39 K1 1 3 B39 L1 1 A40 B40 A41 VSS B41 VSS A42 G...

Page 12: ... AK3 A16 VSS B16 VSS A17 AF4 B17 AH1 A18 AF3 16 B18 AG2 17 A19 AE3 52 B19 AG1 53 A20 AF2 B20 AF1 A21 VSS B21 VSS A22 AC1 B22 AB3 A23 AB4 B23 AB2 A24 AA3 B24 AA2 A25 AB1 B25 Y4 A26 VSS B26 VSS A27 V2 9 B27 V3 10 A28 U3 11 B28 V1 12 A29 U2 13 B29 U1 14 A30 T3 15 B30 T4 A31 VSS B31 VSS A32 P3 B32 N3 A33 N2 B33 N4 A34 M2 B34 M1 A35 L2 B35 M3 A36 VSS B36 VSS A37 J1 B37 K2 A38 K3 B38 J2 A39 J4 B39 J3 A4...

Page 13: ...U MICROELECTRONICS SUPPORT SYSTEM DSU FR EMULATOR F2 MC 16FX LQFP 64P HEADER TYPE 3 MB2198 503 E OPERATION MANUAL July 2008 the first edition Published FUJITSU MICROELECTRONICS LIMITED Edited Business Media Promotion Dept ...

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