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M4H Group (TMPM4H4/4H2/4H1) Sample Software
This page provides a sample software download service for the M4H group.
Peripheral Sample Software
Basic operation of peripherals
- The PJ file for IDE supports each of IAR Embedded Workbench® /Arm® Keil® MDK/ SEGGER Embedded Studio.
| Sample Software Function | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Analog/Digital converter | ADC | A program that will display the value , which is measured voltage from a potentiometer. |
| Clock/Mode control | CG | Switch to the Low Power Consumption Mode (IDLE/STOP1) by the push SW port input as a trigger. Turn on andoff the LED depending on the Operation Mode. |
| CRC | CRC | This example continuously inputs data stored in RAM or Flash to the CRC and outputs the CRC result to aterminal emulator. |
| Digital Noise Filter | DNF | This sample software detects the external interrupt signal that is generated by the switch via the DNF. |
| Serial Bus Interface | I2C/EI2C | Examples of controller/target communication using 2 evaluation boards. |
| Flash control | FLASH | 1. An example of running a program in the internal RAM and performing delete and rewrite of the internalflash memory. 2. An example of rewriting the user information area of code flash memory. |
| Voltage Detection Circuit | LVD | This sample software compares the supply voltage with the detection voltage. |
| Oscillation Frequency Detector | OFD | This sample software detect error of external high speed oscillator by compare to set frequency width. |
| I/O port | PORT | Key presses are determined by polling process to turn on (turn off) the LED. |
| RAM Parity | RAMP | Add RAM parity to the character string input using the write command from the terminal software and save itin the RAM. Do a parity check on the data saved in RAM with the Read command and display it to the terminalsoftware. |
| Clock Selective Watchdog Timer | SIWDT | This example includes cases where an NMI interrupt occurs and where it is prevented by periodically writingthe clear code. |
| 32-bit Timer Event Counter | T32A | 1. A clock frequency input from outside is measured using the capture function. 2. Example of using the timer interrupt to turn on/off the LED every second. 3. Output example of duty-variable PPG (programmable square wave). |
| Trimming Circuit | TRM | An example of adjusting the internal oscillator using either a reference clock or a low-speed externaloscillator. |
| Serial Peripheral Interface | TSPI | Examples of communication between TSPI controller and target using two evaluation boards. |
| Asynchronous Serial Communication Circuit | UART |
1. An example of receiving the character string from a terminal emulator. 2. An example of sending the character string to a terminal emulator. |
TMPM4H4 Development Kit : SBK-M4H4
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