Microchip Technology XLP Manual de usuario

Other Information

To obtain the most recent and complete documentation for this demonstration board, including:

- User's Guide - Board Description - Board Schematics

- Source Code - Application Examples - Links to Web Seminars

please refer to the Microchip web site: www.microchip.com/xlp

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XLP 8-Bit Development Kit Quick Start Guide

Overview

The XLP 8-Bit Development Board is pre-programmed with a demonstration program. The board

must be connected as described in this document to use the demonstration program. To measure

current consumption, the current analyzer cable must be set up as described in this document.

XLP 8-Bit Development Board Setup

The kit includes the XLP 8-Bit Development Board,current analyzer cable, USB connection cable,

bag of 15 jumpers, and Microchip's PIC16LF1947 and PIC18F87K22 microcontrollers. To use the

kit, follow the steps below:

1. Insert either the PIC16LF1947 or PIC18F87K22 microcontrollers onto the XLP 8-bit board.

Make sure you insert the microcontroller as shown in the figure below.

2. Confirm jumper configurations using the table provided.

3. Connect the current analyzer cable to the pins as indicated in this document.

Board Power-Up

Supply power to the board in one of the following ways:

• Connect the USB cable using the J13 connector. [J8 is ON]

• Connect two (2) AAA Batteries to B1 & B2, or a coin battery to B3. [J9 is ON; J12 is USED]

• Connect an external 3.3-S VDC supply to (+VEXT) and (GND). [J10 is ON]

• Connect Microchip's Harvester device to J17. [J11 is ON]

LED D5 will immediately turn on after power-on.

CAUTION

Ensure that the bevel indicators on the PIM and board match up for correct

placement (see figure below). Failure to do so may damage the device.

Note: Using the table on the next page, confirm your power source jumper configurations

before supplying power to the board.

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XLP 8-Bit Development Kit Quick Start Guide

Program Layout

XLP 8-Bit Welcome Screen – [2 sec]

• Button Layout – Display button function layout [2 sec]

• Initial Clock Setup – Set up clock. Increase hours and minutes; starts in global time.

• Main Menu – [2 Sec] lntroduction screen. Select demonstration mode.

• Active Mode – Run current mode. CPU on; peripherals on.

• With CPU on and peripherals on, the chip is at full strength. In this mode it will

show clock, temperature, frequency, brightness scale and alarm indicator.

• Exit Condition: Select [RB1] or Alarm.

• Conserve Mode – Idle current mode. CPU off; peripherals on.

• With CPU off and peripherals on, the current consumption is minimized while

keeping track of time. Dependent upon settings (wake-up, display length], the

CPU will wake up and enter Active mode for a set amount of time before return-

ing to Sleep.

• Exit Condition: Select [RB1] or Alarm.

• Sleep Mode – Sleep current mode. CPU off; peripherals off.

• With CPU off and peripherals off, current consumption is at a minimal. The

device is no longer able to keep track of time. Only outside interrupts will wake it

from Sleep.

• Exit Conditions: Select [RB1]

• Settings Menu – [2 Sec] Introduction screen. Select custom settings.

• Time – Custom time-related settings.

• Set Time – Adjust hours and minutes.

• Time Standard – Select [24 – HR] or [12 – HR] time standard.

• Set Alarm – Select 30 or 60 minute nap alarm; set custom time for alarm.

• Alarm Toggle – Enable/Disable alarm.

• Wake-up Interval – Used in conserve mode. Select to wake up every 15, 30 or

50 seconds, or do not wake up.

• Display Length – When woken up, display for 5 or 10 seconds. Disabled if

none.

• Frequency

• 32 kHz – Run at 32 kHz; LFINTOSC

• 500 kHz – Run at 500 kHz; MFINTOSC

• 4 MHz – Run at 4 MHz; HFINTOSC

• 32 MHz – Run at 8 MHz with PLL enabled; HFINTOSC + PLL

• Temperature

• Display Temperature – Display temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit.

• Temperature Standard – Choose Celsius or Fahrenheit for display.

• LCD • Backlight Toggle – Enable/Disable LCD backlight.

• Adjust Brightness – Adjust brightness of backlight.

• Save Custom – Save Settings to EEPROM.

XLP 8-Bit Development Board

Jumper Setup

1. USB power connector

2. External power connector

3. Current measurement pins [Board)

4. Power Analyzer header

5. Current measurement pins [MCU)

6. LEDs

7. POT

8. PICkit™ programming header

9. SAP switch

10. SAP protocol switch

11. Serial Accessory Port [SAP)

12. PICtail™ connector

13. Microcontroller PIM socket

14. Generous prototyping area

15. Temperature Sensor

16. Push Buttons (3)

17. LCD with backlight

18. Battery holder

19. Harvester connector

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