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1 RENESAS TECHNICAL UPDATE TN-RX*-A***A/E RENESAS TECHNICAL UPDATE 1753, Shimonumabe, Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa Japan Renesas Electronics Corporation Date: Apr. 1, 2013 Product Category MPU & MCU Document No. TN-RX*-A A/E Rev Title Notes on Realtime Clock Initialization after Power-on in the RX63N Group and the RX631 Group Information Category Technical Notification Applicable Product RX63N Group, RX631 Group Lot No. All Reference Document RX63N Group, RX631 Group User s Manual: Hardware Rev.1.60 (R01UH0041EJ0160) 1. Notes Due to the realtime clock (RTC) specifications, registers in the RTC module are not reset by MCU reset signals, including the RES# pin reset and watchdog timer reset. The register values are retained after a reset. Since register values in the RTC module are undefined after power-on, an appropriate initialization procedure is required. Table 1.1 lists notes on initialization of the RTC described in the user s manual Renesas Electronics Corporation, All rights reserved. Page 1 of 8
2 Table 1.1 Notes on RTC Initialization Item Value after reset Notes General The peripheral module clock (PCLK) frequency must be equal to or higher than the count source frequency. Oscillation of the sub-clock is controlled with both bits SOSCCR.SOSTP and RCR3.RTCEN. When using the sub-clock as the RTC count source, control the sub-clock with the RCR3.RTCEN bit. Before oscillating the sub-clock, make sure to also set the RCR3.RTCDV[2:0] bits. The sub-clock starts oscillating immediately after power-on. Even when stopping the oscillation, the sub-clock starts oscillating again after a reset. When using the main clock as the RTC count source, the main clock oscillation frequency cannot be above MHz. Oscillation of the main clock is controlled with both bits MOSCCR.MOSTP and MOFCR.MOFXIN. MOFCR.MOFXIN bit 0 After modifying this bit, make sure that the value has been updated and then execute the next process. When setting this bit to 1, the main clock does not stop oscillating even in software standby mode. RCR2.RESET bit 0 Once 1 is written to this bit, make sure that this bit has been modified to 0 and then execute the next instruction. When a count source is not supplied, an RTC software reset cannot be used. RCR3.RTCEN bit Undefined After modifying this bit, make sure that the value has been updated and then execute the next process. When the RCR4.RCKSEL bit is 1, oscillation of the sub-clock cannot be controlled with this bit. When setting this bit to 1, the sub-clock does not stop oscillating even in software standby mode. RCR3.RTCDV[2:0] bits Undefined During oscillation of the sub-clock, do not modify these bits. After modifying these bits, make sure that the value has been updated and then execute the next process. RCR4.RCKSEL bit Undefined Set this bit only once after power-on. Page 2 of 8
3 2. RTC Initialization Procedure After power-on, perform the following procedure to initialize the RTC. Power-on Is the RTC used? No Yes Which clock is used? Main clock Sub-clock Case A Oscillate the sub-clock (Refer to A or B in TN-RX*-A052A/E) Configure the system clock Stop and reset the RTC Initialize the RTC the RTC Case B Oscillate the main clock Configure the system clock Stop and reset the RTC Initialize the RTC the RTC Sub-clock Which clock is used? Main clock No clock Case C Oscillate the sub-clock (Refer to C in TN-RX*-A052A/E) Case D Oscillate the main clock Case E Stop the sub-clock (Refer to D in TN-RX*-A052A/E) Configure the system clock Configure the system clock Stop and reset the RTC Stop and reset the RTC Stop the RTC Disable interrupt requests Disable interrupt requests Disable interrupt requests Figure 2.1 RTC Initialization Flowchart Page 3 of 8
4 A. When operating the RTC with the sub-clock The following is the procedure to operate the RTC using the sub-clock as a count source. Oscillate the sub-clock For the sub-clock settings, refer to A. When using the sub-clock as a count source of the RTC in Technical Update Notes on Sub-clock Initialization in the RX630 Group, RX63N Group, and RX631 Group (TN-RX*-A052A/E). When using the sub-clock only as the RTC count source, it is also possible to use the procedure described in B. When using the sub-clock only as an RTC count source. Configure the system clock After a reset, the LOCO clock is selected as a system clock. Since the LOCO clock frequency is higher than the sub-clock frequency, the system clock does not need to be changed. If the system clock needs to be changed, configure the system clock while making sure that the PCLK frequency is not lower than sub-clock frequency. Stop and reset the RTC Registers in the RTC are undefined after power-on. Before using the RTC, perform an RTC software reset to initialize these registers. (4) Initialize the RTC Set each RTC-associated register and then set the time and alarm. For details, refer to the user s manual. (5) the RTC Set the RTC to start. Figure 2.2 shows a flowchart of the procedure described above. Oscillate the sub-clock Configure the system clock if required Set the RCR2.START bit to 0 (counters and prescaler are stopped) SOSCCR. SOSTP bit RCR3. RTCEN bit Confirm that the RCR2.START bit is 0 Set the RCR2.RESET bit to 1 (reset) Wait for the RCR2.RESET bit to become 0 See note 1 1 (4) Set each RTC-accociated register (5) Set the RCR2.START bit to 1 (counters and prescaler operate normally) Confirm that the RCR2.START bit is 1 Note 1. The value depends on the sub-clock settings. Figure 2.2 Initialization Flowchart When Operating the RTC with the Sub-clock Page 4 of 8
5 B. When operating the RTC with the main clock The following is the procedure to operate the RTC with the main clock as a count source. Oscillate the main clock Refer to the user's manual to set the main clock oscillation, and then wait until oscillation stabilizes. The MOFCR.MOFXIN bit must be set to 1 (the main clock oscillator is forcedly oscillated) so as not to stop the main clock in software standby mode. Configure the system clock After a reset, the LOCO clock is selected as a system clock. Since the LOCO clock frequency is lower than the main clock frequency, the system clock must be changed. Stop and reset the RTC Registers in the RTC are undefined after power-on. Before using the RTC, perform an RTC software reset to initialize these registers. (4) Initialize the RTC Set each RTC-associated register and then set the time and alarm. For details, refer to the user s manual. (5) the RTC Set the RTC to start. Figure 2.3 shows a flowchart of the procedure described above. Set the RCR4.RCKSEL bit to 1 (the main clock is selected) Oscillate the main clock Wait for main clock oscillator stabilization wait time Configure the system clock *1 Set the RCR2.START bit to 0 (counters and prescaler are stopped) MOSCCR. MOSTP bit 1 0 MOFCR. MOFXIN bit (4) (5) Confirm that the RCR2.START bit is 0 Set the RFRH/RFRL register to generate a 128-Hz clock Set the RCR2.RESET bit to 1 (reset) Wait for the RCR2.RESET bit to become 0 Set each RTC-associated register Set the RCR2.START bit to 1 (counters and prescaler operate normally) Confirm that the RCR2.START bit is 1 See note 2 1 Note 1. Make sure that the PCLK frequency is not lower than the main clock oscillation frequency. Note 2. When using the main clock also as a system clock, set this bit to 0. When using the main clock only for the RTC, set it to 1. Figure 2.3 Initialization Flowchart when Operating the RTC with the Main Clock Page 5 of 8
6 C. When not using the RTC (when the sub-clock can be used as a count source) The following is the procedure to stop the RTC using the sub-clock as a count source. Oscillate the sub-clock Oscillate the sub-clock according to the procedure described in C. When using the sub-clock only as a system clock of Technical Update Notes on Sub-clock Initialization in the RX630 Group, RX63N Group, and RX631 Group (TN-RX*-A052A/E). Configure the system clock After a reset, the LOCO clock is selected as a system clock. Since the LOCO clock frequency is higher than the sub-clock frequency, the system clock does not need to be changed. If the system clock needs to be changed, configure the system clock while making sure that the PCLK frequency is not lower than the sub-clock frequency. Stop and reset the RTC Registers in the RTC are undefined after power-on. Perform an RTC software reset to initialize these registers. (4) Disable RTC interrupt requests Initialize the RCR1 register as it was not initialized in step above. Figure 2.4 shows a flowchart of the procedure described above. SOSCCR. SOSTP bit RCR3. RTCEN bit Oscillate the sub-clock Configure the system clock if required Set the RCR2.START bit to 0 (counters and prescaler are stopped) Confirm that the RCR2.START bit is 0 Set the RCR2.RESET bit to 1 (reset) Wait for the RCR2.RESET bit to become (4) Set the RCR1 register to 00h Confirm that the RCR1 register is 00h Figure 2.4 Initialization Flowchart When Not Using the RTC (When the Sub-clock Can Be Used) Page 6 of 8
7 D. When not using the RTC (when the main clock can be used as a count source) The following is the procedure to stop the RTC using the main clock as a count source. Oscillate the main clock Refer to the user's manual to set the main clock oscillation, and then wait until oscillation stabilizes. Configure the system clock After a reset, the LOCO clock is selected as the system clock. Since the LOCO clock frequency is lower than the main clock frequency, the system clock must be changed. Stop and reset the RTC Registers in the RTC are undefined after power-on. Perform an RTC software reset to initialize these registers. (4) Disable RTC interrupt requests Initialize the RCR1 register as it was not initialized in step above. Figure 2.5 shows a flowchart of the procedure described above. Set the RCR4.RCKSEL bit to 1 (the main clock is selected) Oscillate the main clock Wait for main clock oscillator stabilization wait time Configure the system clock *1 MOSCCR. MOFCR. MOSTP bit MOFXIN bit 1 Set the RCR2.START bit to 0 (counters and prescaler are stopped) Confirm that the RCR2.START bit is 0 Set the RCR2.RESET bit to 1 (reset) 0 0 Wait for the RCR2.RESET bit to become 0 (4) Set the RCR1 register to 00h Confirm that the RCR1 register is 00h Note 1. Make sure that the PCLK frequency is not lower than the main clock oscillation frequency. Figure 2.5 Initialization Flowchart When Not Using the RTC (When the Main Clock Can Be Used) Page 7 of 8
8 E. When not using the RTC (when neither the main clock nor sub-clock can be used) When neither the main clock nor sub-clock can be used, an RTC software reset cannot be used. Perform the following procedure to stop the RTC. Stop the sub-clock Even when there is no crystal for the sub-clock, the SOSCCR.SOSTP bit is 0 (sub-clock oscillator is operating) and the RCR3.RTCEN bit is undefined after power-on. It is required to set these bits to stop the oscillation. For details, refer to the procedure described in D. When not using the sub-clock of Technical Update Notes on Sub-clock Initialization in the RX630 Group, RX63N Group, and RX631 Group (TN-RX*-A052A/E). Stop the RTC The RCR2.START bit value is undefined after power-on. Set this bit to 0 (counters and prescaler are stopped) to stop the RTC. Disable RTC interrupt requests Since a count source is not supplied, an RTC software reset cannot be used. Even if writing a value to the RCR1 register, the register value is not updated. Interrupt requests are disabled by the ICU. Since time capture events cannot be disabled, make sure to set pins RTCIC0 to RTCIC2 not to be in the high-impedance state. Figure 2.6 shows a flowchart of the procedure described above. Stop the sub-clock Write 0 to the RCR2.START bit (counters and prescaler are stopped) *1 Set bits IER0B.IEN4 (ALM) and IER0B.IEN5 (PRD) to 0 Set bits IR92.IR (ALM) and IR93.IR (PRD) to 0 Note 1. Since a count source is not supplied, the RCR2 register value is not updated. Do not confirm a written value. Figure 2.6 Initialization Flowchart When Not Using the RTC (When Neither the Main Clock nor the Sub-clock Can Be Used) Page 8 of 8
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