Quick Start
Renesas Starter Kit
for RX62T
Quick Start
Renesas Starter Kit
for RX62T
Reset Switch
Serial Port
Application Interfaces
LCD Module
Header
DC Power Jack
Power LED
E1 Header
User LEDs
User Switches
Analogue Adjust
Application Interfaces
E1 Emulator
LCD Module
CAN
LIN
Boot LEDs
Reset Switch
Serial Port
Application Interfaces
LCD Module
Header
DC Power Jack
Power LED
E1 Header
User LEDs
User Switches
Analogue Adjust
Application Interfaces
E1 Emulator
LCD Module
CAN
LIN
Boot LEDs
1. Installation
Do not connect the E1 debugger module until the software support has been installed.
1. Insert the CD into your computer’s CD-ROM drive. The CD should automatically run the installation program.
If the installer does not start, browse to the CD root folder and double click on ‘setup.exe’.
2. Windows™ Vista/7 users may see “User Account Control” dialog box. If applicable, enter the administrator
password and click <OK>.
3. The installer will ask you which language is to be used, please choose the appropriate one and click <OK>.
4. On the first screen of the installer, click <Next>.
5. The License Agreement will be shown, read and click <Yes>.
6. The next screen asks you to pick the world region – please select your region and click <Next>.
7. The destination folders are shown on the next screen. It is recommended to accept the default settings.
Click <Next> to begin copying the program files into the destination folders.
Note: The Windows driver signing dialog may be displayed. Please accept the driver to continue.
8. After the completion of successful installation, click <Finish>.
2. Connection
9. Fit the LCD module to the connector marked ‘LCD’ on the RSK. Ensure all the pins of the connector are
correctly inserted in the socket.
10. Connect the E1 debugger module to the connector marked ‘E1’ on the RSK using the ribbon cable.
11. Connect the E1 debugger module to a spare USB port of your PC. The green ‘ACT’ LED on the E1 debugger
will flash.
12. The ‘Found New Hardware’ Wizard will appear. Please follow the steps below to install the drivers. Note that,
administrator privileges are required for a Windows™ XP/Vista/7 machine.
Windows™ XP Windows™ Vista / Windows™ 7
a. Select option ‘No, not this time’ in “Found New
Hardware” Wizard dialog, and click <Next>
button.
a. “Device driver software installed successfully”
pop-up will appear in the Windows toolbar and
installation will complete.
b. Verify the “Recommended” option is selected
and click <Next>.
c. Click <Finish> to close the wizard.
Note: The Windows driver signing dialog may be displayed. Please accept the driver to continue.
13. The green ‘ACT’ LED on the E1 debugger will illuminate.
3. HEW Workspace
HEW integrates various tools such as compiler, assembler, debugger and editor into a common graphical user
interface. To learn more on how to use HEW, open the HEW manual installed on your computer (Start Menu > All
Programs > Renesas > High-performance Embedded Workshop > Manual Navigator)
14. Launch HEW from the Start Menu. (Start Menu > All Programs > Renesas > High-performance Embedded
Workshop).
15. In the “Welcome” dialog box: Verify “Create New Workspace” is selected. Click <OK>
16. In the “New Project Workspace” dialog box: Set the “CPU Family” to “RX”, and verify the “Tool chain” is set to
“Renesas RX Standard”. Select “RSKRX62T” from the left hand pane.
17. Enter a name for the workspace. The project name will be automatically completed with the Workspace
name. You can change this name to ‘Tutorial’ if required. Click <OK>.
18. On the “RSKRX62T – Step 1” window: Select “Tutorial” and click <Next>.
19. On the “RSKRX62T– Step 2” window: Click <Finish>.
20. On the Project Generator Information window: Click <OK>.
The project that is created has two configurations. The ‘Release’ configuration compiles the project without
any debugger support and can be used for the final release code version. The ‘Debug’ configuration can be
used to debug the user application.
21. Select the ‘Debug’ build configuration in the left hand drop down list on the toolbar.
22. Click on the ‘Build’ icon to compile, assemble and link the project.
