Preparing items

• must
  • RX72N Envision Kit x 1
  • USB Cable(USB Micro-B --- USB Type A) x 1
• option
  • USB Cable(USB Micro-B --- USB Type A) x 2 (total 3)
  • LAN Cable(can connect to Internet) x 1
  • micro SD Card x 1
  • USB-Serial Convert PMOD Module x 1
  • Windows PC x 1
    • Install items to Windows PC
      • Tera Term 4.105 is confirmed
        • Turn off High-speed file transfer with serial connection: FileSendHighSpeedMode=off
          • Tera Term -> Settings -> Import Settings -> Open TERATERM.INI by text editor -> change settings -> save -> Restart Tera Term

SPORTS GAMES demo

• Connect ECN1(USB Micro-B) to power source USB port(PC, etc)

• Confirm SPORT GAMES starting on display

  • User can select 4 types of Games with sliding on title display, and user can start by pushing [PLAY] button.
    • Archery
    • 400m Race
    • Weightlifting
    • Bicycle Race
  • This game is made by Segger and using emWin middleware and LCD controller [GLCDC], 2d Graphic Engine [DRW2D] in RX72N MCU.
  • System specification for display
    • resolution: 480x272(WQVGA)
    • display flame buffer size = (480x272)x16bit color = 2,088,960bit = 256KB
    • double buffers (1: LCD controller transferring, 1: updating data)
    • 512KB RAM occupies on 1MB internal RAM on RX72N as display buffer
    • display update occurring every 16.66 ms (>60fps).

Bank swap

• Image of bank swap
  • RX72N internal memory map
    • Dual mode is recommended for firmware update system with 1 chip
    • Dual mode can select start bank, bank0 or bank1.
  • SPORTS GAMES demos on Bank0, Benchmark demos on Bank1 in RX72N Envision Kit case
  • Push SW2 3 times during 3 seconds on RX72N Envision Kit

Benchmark demo

• Title
  • • Go to next screen by touching
• Firmware Update via SD Card demo
  • • Please refer to Update firmware from SD card for more details
    • Push [next] button
• Serial terminal demo (followings are options)
  • This demo display does not exist in later firmware version v2.0.0. But serial terminal alive in background.
  • • Connect CN8(USB Micro-B) to USB port(PC, etc) using USB cable
    • Execute terminal soft (Teraterm, etc) and select COM port (COMx: RSK USB Serial Port(COMx))
      • Settings -> Serial port
        • Baud rate: 115200 bps
        • data: 8 bit
        • parity: none
        • stop: 1 bit
        • flow control: none
      • Settings -> terminal
        • CR/LF code
          • reception: AUTO
          • transmit: CR+LF
        • Local echo
          • remove checkbox
  • Following commands are supported on initial firmware
    • version : read version info
    • freertos cpuload read : read FreeRTOS CPU usage info
    • freertos cpuload reset : reset FreeRTOS CPU usage info
  • Command response behavior
    • • Same Teraterm text will be displayed on RX72N Envision Kit
      • Push [next] button
• Amazon FreeRTOS demo
  • • Connect LAN Cable(can connect to internet) to CN10(LAN connector)
    • Connect CN6 USB-serial convertor PMOD module
      • Please be careful for CN6 because CN6 is 12pins and USB-serial convertor PMOD module is 6pins, please confirm corresponding printed "1" near the CN6 on board and printed "1" on USB-serial convertor PMOD module
    • Connect USB-serial convertor PMOD module to USB cable and connect it to USB port (PC, etc) (If user would confirm whole of log data)
      • Execute terminal soft (Teraterm, etc) and select COM port (COMx: USB Serial Port(COMx))
        • Settings -> Serial port
          • Baud rate: 912600 bps
          • data: 8 bit
          • parity: none
          • stop: 1 bit
          • flow control: none
        • Settings -> terminal
          • CR/LF code
            • reception: AUTO
            • transmit: CR+LF
          • Local echo
            • remove checkbox
  • • Confirm start up network with allocated IP address
    • AWS connection error will be occurred because AWS credential is not installed
      • User can confirm AWS connection demo after firmware version x.x.x (now developing)
      • Firmware can be updated by using micro SD card
      • Please refer to how to update firmware via SD card Update firmware from SD card
      • Please refer to details of AWS connection experiment AWS with FreeRTOS demos
    • Push [prev] button 2 times, return to [Firmware Update via SD Card]
• How to swap bank on Benchmark demo on RX72N Envision Kit
  • Push [bankswap] button on RX72N Envision Kit