SK-FR80-120PMC-USB Fujitsu, SK-FR80-120PMC-USB Datasheet - Page 6

• Manufacturer Part Number: SK-FR80-120PMC-USB
• Description: BOARD, EVAL, FOR MB91660 SERIES
• Manufacturer: Fujitsu
• Type: Evaluation Boardr

Specifications of SK-FR80-120PMC-USB

• Kit Features: External FRAM Memory MB85RS256, USB A & USB A Connectors, USB To Serial Converter
• Mcu Supported Families: MB91660
• Silicon Manufacturer: Fujitsu
• Core Architecture: FR80
• Kit Contents: Board, USB A To Mini-B Cable
• Features: USB Connector, 7-segment LED, Humidity Sensor
• Rohs Compliant: No
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant

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Creating projects/sample programs as new projects......................................................... 121
Verifying COM ports........................................................................................................... 130
Installation and usage of the PC writer .............................................................................. 132
Monitor debugger............................................................................................................... 141
Additional option: Using terminal program for interaction ........................................ 119
Sample project configuration ................................................................................... 121
Explanation of the program...................................................................................... 122
SOFTUNE settings .................................................................................................. 125
For Windows XP ...................................................................................................... 130
Explanation of the monitor debugger....................................................................... 141
Resources used by monitor debugger..................................................................... 142
Memory map with monitor debugger installed ......................................................... 143
Monitor debugger limitations.................................................................................... 144
Stand-alone operation of the sample program......................................................... 145
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