Application Note. 8-bit Microcontrollers. AVR091: Replacing AT90S2313 by ATtiny2313. Features. Introduction



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AVR091: Replacing AT90S2313 by ATtiny2313 Features AT90S2313 Errata Corrected in ATtiny2313 Changes to Bit and Register Names Changes to Interrupt Vector Oscillators and Selecting Start-up Delays Improvements to Timer/Counters and Prescalers Improvements to the U(S)ART Enhanced Watchdog Timer Changes to EEPROM Writing Programming Interface Operational Voltage Ranges Changes to Electrical Characteristics 8-bit Microcontrollers Application Note Introduction This application note is a guide to help current AT90S2313 users convert existing designs to ATtiny2313. In addition to the differences described in this document, the electrical characteristics of the devices are different. Check the datasheets for detailed information. Improvements or added features in the AT90S2313 that are not in conflict with those in AT90S1200 are not listed in this document. Rev.

AT90S2313 Errata Corrected in ATtiny2313 Releasing Reset Condition without Clock Lock Bits at High V CC Reset During EEPROM Write Serial Programming at Voltages below 2.9V UART Looses Synchronization if RXD Line is Low when UART Receive is Disabled Changes to Names The following items from the Errata Sheets of the AT90S2313 do not apply to the ATtiny2313. Refer to the AT90S2313 Errata Sheet for more details. ATtiny2313 has a new reset circuit, which for any External Reset Pulse exceeding the minimum pulse width t RST causes an internal reset even though the condition disappears before any valid clock is present. In ATtiny2313, the Lock Bits can be cleared at any voltage level within the operating range. In ATtiny2313, the erroneous behavior of the EEPROM address register is no longer an issue. See the datasheet for general information about preventing EEPROM corruption. In relation to the serial programming there are no restrictions on the supply voltage or system frequency as long as the device is operated within the voltage and frequency range specified in the data sheet for the ATtiny2313. The UART is replaced with a USART, which does not have this problem. The starting edge of a reception is only accepted as valid if the Receive Enable bit in the USART Control Register is set. The following control bits have changed names, but have the same functionality and placement when accessed as in AT90S2313. These AT90S1200 bit definitions can therefore be added to the ATtiny2313 definitions file, so no rewriting of the application code is necessary. Table 1. Changed Bit Names Bit Name in AT90S2313 Bit Name in ATtiny2313 I/O Register (AT90S2313) TICIE1 ICIE1 TIMSK SM SM0 MCUCR PWM10 WGM10 TCCR1A PWM11 WGM11 TCCR1A CTC1 WGM12 TCCR1B WDTOE WDCE WDTCR EEWE EEPE EECR EEMWE EEMPE EECR OR DOR USR CHR9 UCSZ2 UCR 2 AVR091

AVR091 The following I/O Registers have changed names on ATtiny2313, but include the same functionality and location when accessed as in AT90S2313. Table 2. Changed Register Names Register Name AT90S2313 USR UCR UBRR Register Name ATtiny2313 UCSRA UCSRB UBRRL Changes to Interrupt Vector The interrupt vector table of the ATtiny2313 differs from the one of AT90S2313. These changes mainly consist of addition of new interrupt vectors. Table 3. Changes to Interrupt Vectors Vector No. Program Address AT90S2313 ATtiny2313 1 0x0000 RESET RESET 2 0x0001 INT0 INT0 3 0x0002 INT1 INT1 4 0x0003 TIMER1 CAPT1 TIMER1 CAPT 5 0x0004 TIMER1 COMP1 TIMER1 COMPA 6 0x0005 TIMER1 OVF1 TIMER1 OVF 7 0x0006 TIMER0 OVF0 TIMER0 OVF 8 0x0007 UART RX USART0 RX 9 0x0008 UART UDRE USART0 UDRE 10 0x0009 UART TX USART0 TX 11 0x000A ANA_COMP ANALOG COMP 12 0x000B PCINT 13 0x000C TIMER1 COMPB 14 0x000D TIMER0 COMPA 15 0x000E TIMER0 COMPB 16 0x000F USI START 17 0x0010 USI OVERFLOW 18 0x0011 EE READY 19 0x0012 WDT OVERFLOW 3

Oscillators and Selecting Start-up Delays Improvements to Timer/Counters and Prescalers Differences Between ATtiny2313 and AT90S2313 TCNT1 Cleared in PWM Mode OCR1xH Cleared in PWM Mode 4 AVR091 ATtiny2313 provides more Oscillators and Start-up Time options than AT90S2313. The default clock source setting on ATtiny2313 is 1 MHz sourced from the Internal RC Oscillator. The internal RC oscillator is set to run at 8 MHz, but with the system clock prescaling preset to divide by 8. The default start-up delay is 65ms. There is no setting that results in a 16ms startup delay; 4ms or 64ms must be selected. Fuses must be programmed to enable the ATtiny2313 to use the XTAL1 and XTAL2 pins as clock source as on the AT90S2313. The correct fuse setting for ATtiny2313 depend on if the selected clock source is external clock or a crystal oscillator, and which frequency it will be running at. During wake-up from Power-down mode, the ATtiny2313 uses the CPU frequency to determine the delay of the wake-up delay, while AT90S2313 determines the delay from the WDT Oscillator frequency. Follow the guidelines from the section System Clock and Clock Options in the ATtiny2313 data sheet to find appropriate clock settings and start-up values. The crystal Oscillator in AT90S2313 is capable of driving an additional clock buffer from the XTAL2 output. The ATtiny2313 does not have a rail-to-rail swing on oscillator pins and can therefore not be used for this purpose. Note however that the new Clock Out (CKOUT) feature could alternatively be used to drive an additional clock buffer. CKOUT is located on PD2, which also is used for the External Interrupt 0. For details about the improved and additional features, please refer to the data sheet. The following features have been added: The Prescalers in ATtiny2313 can be reset. Variable top value in PWM mode. For Timer/Counter1, Phase and Frequency Correct PWM mode in addition to the Phase Correct PWM mode. Fast PWM mode. Timer0 extended with PWM and Output Compare function. Most of the improvements and changes apply to all the Timer/Counters and the description below is written in a general form. A lower case x replaces the output channel (x = A or B), while n replaces the Timer/Counter number (n = 0 or 1). In AT90S2313 there are three different PWM resolutions 8, 9, or 10 bits. Even if only 8, 9, or 10 bits are compared, it is still possible to write values into the TCNT1 Register that exceed the resolution. Thus, the Timer/Counter has to complete the count to 0xFFFF before the reduced resolution becomes effective (i.e. if 8-bit resolution is selected and the TCNT1 Register contains 0x0100, the top value (0x00FF) will not be effective until the counter has counted up to 0xFFFF, turned, and counted down to 0x0000 again). In ATtiny2313 this has been changed so that the unused bits in TCNT1 are being cleared to zero to avoid this unintended counting up to 0xFFFF. In the ATtiny2313, the TCNT1 Register never exceeds the selected resolution. Clearing OCR1xH in PWM mode is slightly different from clearing TCNT1. The AT90S2313 clears the six most significant bits if 8, 9, or 10 bits PWM mode is selected. Hence, if 0xFFFF is written to OCR1x in PWM-mode and OCR1x is read back, the result is 0x03FF regardless of which PWM mode that is selected. In ATtiny2313 the number of cleared bits depends on the resolution.

AVR091 Clear Timer/Counter on Compare Match with Prescaler The relation between a Clear on Compare match and the internal counting of the Timer/Counters has been changed. The Clear on Compare Match in the AT90S2313 clears the Timer/Counter after the first internal count matching the compare value, whereas the ATtiny2313 clears Timer/Counter after the last internal count matching the compare value. See Figure 1 and Figure 2 for details on clearing, flag setting, and pin change. Example: OCR1x = 0x02 when prescaler is enabled (divide clock by 8). Figure 1. Setting Output Compare Flag/Pin for AT90S2313. Indicates where the Output Compare Flag/Pin will be set Figure 2. Setting Output Compare Flag/Pin for ATtiny2313. Indicates where the Output Compare Flag/Pin will be set. Setting of Output Compare Pin/Flag with Prescaler Enabled (Applies to all Timer/Counters) The relation between an Output Compare event and the internal counting of the Timer/Counter has been changed. Output Compare in the AT90S2313 sets the Output Compare pin/flag after the first internal count matching the compare value, whereas the ATtiny2313 sets the Output Compare pin/flag after the last internal count matching the compare value. See Figure 3 and Figure 4 for details on Output Compare Flag setting and pin change. Example: OCR1x = 0x02, prescaler enabled (divide clock by 8). Figure 3. Figure 3 Setting Output Compare Flag/Pin for AT90S2313. Indicates where the Output Compare Flag/Pin will be set. Figure 4. Setting Output Compare Flag/Pin for ATtiny2313. Indicates where the Output Compare Flag/Pin will be set. Write to OCR1x in PWM Mode, Change to Normal Mode Before OCR1x is Updated at the Top, Read OCR1x As described in the data sheet, the OCR1x Registers are updated at the top value when written. Thus, when writing the OCR1x in PWM mode, the value is stored in a temporary buffer. When the Timer/Counter reaches the top, the temporary buffer is transferred to the actual Output Compare Register. If PWM mode is left after the temporary buffer is written, but before the actual Output Compare Register is updated, the behavior differs between ATtiny2313 and AT90S2313. 5

ATtiny2313 AT90S2313 Memory of Previous OCnx pin Level ATtiny2313 AT90S2313 Improvements to the U(S)ART Enhanced Watchdog Timer If the OCR1x Register is read before the update is done, the actual compare value is read not the temporary OCR1x buffer. If the OCR1x Register is read before the update is done, the value in the OCR1x buffer is read. For example, the value read is the one last written (to the OCR1x buffer), but since the Timer/Counter never reached the top value, it was not latched into the OCR1x Register. Hence, the value that is used for comparison is not necessarily the same as being read. Note: This applies to 16-bit Timer/Counter only, for 8-bit Timer/Counter, the temporary buffer is read in both devices. In AT90S2313, there are two settings of COMnx1:0 that do not update the OCnx pin in PWM mode (0b00 and 0b01), and one setting of COMnx1:0 in non-pwm mode (0b00). Assume the Timer/Counter is taken from a state that updates the OCnx pin to a state that does not, and then back again to a state that does update the OCnx pin. The following differences should be noted: The level of the OCnx-pin before disabling the Output Compare mode is remembered. Re-enabling the Output Compare mode will cause the OCnx pin to resume operation from the state it had when it was disabled. All Output Compare pins are initialized to zero on Reset. For Timer/Counter1 in non-pwm mode, a compare match during the time when the Timer/Counter is not connected to the pin will reset the OCnx pin to the low level once enabled again. PWM mode will update the internal register for the OCnx pin, such that the state of the pin is unknown once enabled again. The UART in AT90S2313 has been replaced by a USART in ATtiny2313. The ATtiny2313 USART is compatible with the AT90S2313 UART with one exception: The two-level Receive Register acts as a FIFO. The following must be kept in mind: A second buffer register has been added. The two buffer registers operate as a circular FIFO buffer. Therefore the UDR must only be read once for each incoming data. More important is the fact that the Error Flags (FE and DOR) and the ninth data bit (RXB8) are buffered with the data in the receive buffer. Therefore the status bits must always be read before the UDR Register is read. Otherwise the error status will be lost since the buffer state is lost. The Receiver Shift Register can now act as a third buffer level. This is done by allowing the received data to remain in the Serial Shift Register if the buffer registers are full, until a new start bit is detected. The USART is therefore more resistant to Data OverRun (DOR) error conditions. Another minor difference is the initial value of RXB8, which is 1 in the UART in AT90S2313 and 0 in the USART in ATtiny2313. The USART has a new Double Speed mode, which allows a higher communication speed. The ATtiny2313 has the Enhanced Watchdog Timer (WDT) and is improved compared to the one in AT90S2313. 6 AVR091

AVR091 If the WDT is not used, it is still recommended to disable it initially in the application code to clear unintentional WDT enabled events. If the operation voltage is 5V and the WDTON fuse is left unprogrammed, the WDT will behave similar on AT90S2313 and ATtiny2313. The frequency of the Watchdog Oscillator in ATtiny2313 is approximately 128kHz for all supply voltages. The typical frequency of the Watchdog Oscillator in AT90S2313 is close to 1.0 MHz at 5V, but the Time-out period increases with decreasing VCC. This means that the selection of Time-out period for the Watchdog Timer (in terms of number of WDT Oscillator cycles) must be reconsidered when porting the design to ATtiny2313. In AT90S2313, the Watchdog Timer is either enabled or disabled, while ATtiny2313 supports two safety levels selected by the WDTON Fuse. Refer to the ATtiny2313 datasheet or the Application note AVR132 Enhanced Watchdog Timer for more information. Changes to EEPROM Writing Programming Interface Fuse Settings In AT90S2313, the EEPROM write time is dependent on supply voltage, typically 2.5 ms @ VCC = 5V and 4 ms @ VCC = 2.7V. It is the internal RC oscillator that sources the EEPROM write time counter. The internal RC oscillator on ATtiny2313 is close to the calibrated value for all supply voltages. In ATtiny2313, the EEPROM write time will therefore always be 3.4ms. Note: Changing the value in the OSCCAL Register affects the frequency of the calibrated RC Oscillator and hence the EEPROM write time. Changes have been made to the programming interfaces. The changes are valid for both serial programming (ISP) and parallel programming. Programming of both flash and EEPROM is now done in pages instead of per byte. The EEPROM can however also be programmed pr byte over the serial interface. Added support for new fuses. See the ATtiny2313 data sheet for details. AT90S2313 has 2 fuses. ATtiny2313 has 17 fuses. These fuses control many of the important features on the ATtiny2313 and setting of them is crucial for correct operation of the device. The fuses on ATtiny2313 are listed in Table 4, Fuse settings on ATtiny2313. Bits changed from default are marked in bold., together with a suggested setting for AT90S2313 compatibility. See the datasheet for ATtiny2313 for more information about the fuses. 7

. Table 4. Fuse settings on ATtiny2313. Bits changed from default are marked in bold Fuse Byte Bit Name Description Default Value (1) AT90S2313 compatible setting (1) (2) 7 6 Extended Fuse Byte 5 4 3 2 1 0 SPMEN Self Programming Enable 7 DWEN debugwire Enable 6 EESAVE EEPROM memory is preserved through the Chip Erase High Fuse Byte 5 SPIEN 4 WDTON 3 BODLEVEL2 Enable Serial Program and Data Downloading Watchdog Timer always on Brown-out Detector trigger level 0 0 2 BODLEVEL1 Brown-out Detector trigger level 1 BODLEVEL0 Brown-out Detector trigger level 0 RSTDISBL External Reset disable 8 AVR091

AVR091 Table 4. Fuse settings on ATtiny2313. Bits changed from default are marked in bold Fuse Byte Bit Name Description Default Value (1) AT90S2313 compatible setting (1) (2) 7 CKDIV8 Divide clock by 8 0 1 6 CKOUT Output Clock on CKOUT pin Low Fuse Byte 5 SUT1 4 SUT0 3 CKSEL3 Select start-up time Select start-up time Select Clock source 1 0 0 1 0 1 2 CKSEL2 Select Clock source 0 1 1 CKSEL1 Select Clock source 1 0 0 CKSEL0 Select Clock source 0 0 Notes: 1. 0 = programmed, 1 = unprogrammed 2. Sets the clock setting for Crystal Oscillator 3-8 MHz, with startup time from reset to 14CK+65ms. Note that the default setting on AT90S2313 gives a startup time of ~16ms. Refer to the ATtiny2313 datasheet for more information on clock and startup delay settings. 9

Device Signatures AT90S2313 has Signature Bytes: 0x1E 0x91 0x01. ATtiny2313 has Signature Bytes: 0x1E 0x91 0x0A. Operational Voltage Ranges Changes to Electrical Characteristics AT90S2313 can operate from 2.7-6.0V. ATtiny2313 can operate from 1.8-5.5V. The ATtiny2313 is produced in a different process then the AT90S2313 and electrical characteristics will differ between these devices. Please consult the data sheets for details on electrical characteristics. 10 AVR091

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