Toshiba TMPM370

User Manual: Toshiba-TMPM370
TOSHIBA-TMPM370
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 : Introduction 4
Chapter 2: CoFlash Installation & Flashing Binary codes 5

2.1 Installation & Configuration of CoFlash software 5
2.2 Flashing Binary Codes in CoFlash. 8
Chapter 3 : TMPM370 Development Tool Setup 13

3.1 CMSIS-DAP and CooCox 13
3.2 Installation & Configuration of CooCox(CoIDE1.7.5)software 13
3.3 Installation & Configuration of GNU Tool Chain 19
Chapter 4 : Configuration of CMSIS-DAP Debugger and Programming 24

4.1 Configuration of CMSIS-DAP Debugger and Programming 24
Chapter 5 : Schematic & Board Layout 31

5.1 Schematic & Board Layout 31
Chapter 6 : Change History 32

6.1 Change History 32
Chapter 1: Introduction
The TMPM370 is an evaluation stamp board which is exploring the complete features of the new
ARM Cortex-M3 TMPM370FYFG microcontroller by Toshiba. Based on the ARM Cortex-M3 core
running at 80MHz, the new device operates from a 5.0V supply It integrates Toshibas proprietary
PMD3+ programmable motor driver technology, a vector engine (VE) 12-bit ADC functionality and a
comprehensive set of peripherals and interfaces into a single 100-pin IC.
The 12-bit ADC provides high-speed, PWM-synchronised analogue-to-digital conversion, while an

on-board comparator can be used for detecting emergency stop conditions. Other on-board features
include a regulator, a single-channel encoder, power-on-reset/low-voltage detection, a watchdog timer
and an 8-channel 16-bit timer.
TMPM370 stamp specifications
Dimensions: 63.75 mm x 49.53 mm

Two layer PCB (FR-4 material)
USB mini connector ( as power source) with power indicator
On-board linear regulators generate +3.3V/1A from power supply
Extension headers for all Micro-controller pins
One RS232 port connector
10 JTAG connector
On-board two test LED's
On-board user and reset switches
Chapter 2: CoFlash Installation & Flashing Binary codes
2.1:Installation & Configuration of CoFlash software
Follow the steps given below.
Step 1: Open CoFlash-1.4.6.exe setup downloaded from internet.
Step 2: When you open CoFlash-1.4.6.exe setup you will get the following window , click on 'Next'.
Step 3: Click on 'Next'.
Step 5: Click on 'Install'.
Step 6: Wait till Installation complete.
Step 7: CoFlash-1.4.6.exe setup is completed, click on 'Finish' .
2.2: Flashing Binary Codes in CoFlash.
Follow the steps given below to check the binary codes.

Step 1: Hardware Setup
Accessaries Required:
1. Toshiba-TMPM370 stamp board.
2. CMSIS-DAP board.
3. 10 pin JTAG cable.
4. 2 USB mini cable.
5. 20 to 10 pin converter
6. 20 pin JTAG cable
1 2 3 4
Step 2: Hardware Connection.

Connect one end of 10-pin ribbon cable to 10-pin box header of the Toshiba-TMPM330
board and other end to the '10-Pin box header' of 20 to 10 pin converter board as shown in the
following image.
Connect one end of USB mini cable to CMSIS-DAP board and other end to computer,as
shown in the following image.
Step 3: Right click on 'CoFlash' and click on 'Open'.
Step 4: You will get the following window when you open CoFlash. Now click on 'config' select
'CMSIS-DAP' Adapter and select 'TMPM370FYFG' in Toshiba as shown in the following image.
Step 5: Now click on 'Command' and browse the binary code.
Step 6: Select BIN file and click on 'Open'. (SampleCodes click on resources to download codes).
Step 7: Click on Program.
Step 8: Next check for 'Program Done' and click on 'close'.
Step 9: Verify the output as shown in image below.
Chapter 3 : TMPM370 Development Tool Setup
3.1 CMSIS-DAP and CooCox
NGXs MCU evaluation platforms are not coupled tightly with any one particular combination of
IDE and debugger. The following sections will explain the setup for CooCox(CoIDE-1.7.5) and
CMSIS-DAP as the IDE and debugger respectively.
3.2 Installation & Configuration of CooCox(CoIDE-1.7.5) software
The Installation of CooCox (CoIDE-1.7.5) software is explained below:
Step 1: Open the CooCox(CoIDE-1.7.5) setup
Step 2: Click on Next.
Step 5: Click on Install.
Step 6: CooCox CoIDE(1.7.5) setup is completed, click on Finish .
3.3 Installation & Configuration of GNU Tool Chain:
step 1: Open the GNU Tools setup.
Step 2: Select English language and click on OK as shown in below image.
Step 3: Click on 'Yes'.
Step 5: Select ' I accept the terms of the license agreement' and click on 'Next'.
Step 8: Wait till installation complete.
Step 9: GNU Tool setup is completed, click on Finish (Close All the Windows you get when u click
on 'Finish').
Chapter 4 : CMSIS-DAP Debugger and Programming.
4.1: Configuration of CMSIS-DAP Debugger and Programming.
The configuration flow of CMSIS-DAP Debugger is explained below:
Step 1: Hardware Setup

Accessaries Required:
1. Toshiba-TMPM370 stamp board.
2. CMSIS-DAP board.
3. 10 pin JTAG cable.
4. 2 USB mini cable.
5. 20 to 10 pin converter
6. 20 pin JTAG cable
1 2 3
4
Step 2: Hardware Connection.

Connect one end of 10-pin ribbon cable to 10-pin box header of the Toshiba-TMPM330
board and other end to the '10-Pin box header' of 20 to 10 pin converter board as shown in the
following image.
Connect one end of USB mini cable to CMSIS-DAP board and other end to computer,as
shown in the following image.
Step 3: Open the CooCox Led_blink project downloaded from our website (SampleCodes click on
resources to download codes).
Step 4: The window opens as shown in the following image when you open CooCox Led_Blinky
project. Next Right click on Led_Blinky and then select 'Configuration' as shown in the following
image. You will get a Configuration window , select the 'Device' option and Select the
'TMPM370FYFG' MCU as shown below.
Step 5 : Next click on the Debugger Option, select 'CMSIS-DAP' and 'SWD' as shown in the
following image.
Step 6: Next click on the ' Rebuild ' , if you have not selected the GNU tool chain you will get the
following warning as shown in the following image. Click on OK.
(NOTE : If you do not get any warning proceed to step : 12)
Step 7: Click on 'Browse'.
Step 8: Goto 'Local Disk (C:).
Step 9: In 'Local Disk (C:) search for 'Program Files'.
Step 10: In 'Program files' Check for GNU Tools ARM Embedded' , select 'bin' folder in '4.7
2012q4' click on OK as shown in the following image.
Step 11: Click on OK.
Step 1 2 : Next click on the Rebuild , ensure 'BUILD SUCCESSFUL' as shown in the below
image.
Step 1 3 : Next click on 'Download Code To Flash', ensure Flash successfull as shown in the below
image.Once the flashing is completed, reset the board to verify the blinky code.
Blinky code is verified as shown in the image below.
Chapter 5: Schematic & Board Layout.
5.1: Schematic & Board Layout.
Click on link given below for the details of schematic and board layout.
SchematicLink ( Click on resourses to download the schematic).
Chapter 6: Change History
6.1: Change History:

Rev Changes Date (dd/mm/yy) By
1.0 Initial release of the manual 13/05/14 Netravati C.
About this document: Revision History
Version: V1.0 author: Netravati C.
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NGX Technologies Pvt.Ltd.

Chapter 2: CoFlash Installation & Flashing Binary codes 5

Chapter 3 : TMPM370 Development Tool Setup 13

Chapter 4 : Configuration of CMSIS-DAP Debugger and Programming 24

Chapter 5 : Schematic & Board Layout 31

Chapter 6 : Change History 32

The 12-bit ADC provides high-speed, PWM-synchronised analogue-to-digital conversion, while an

TMPM370 stamp specifications

Dimensions: 63.75 mm x 49.53 mm

Chapter 2: CoFlash Installation & Flashing Binary codes

2.1:Installation & Configuration of CoFlash software

Follow the steps given below.

Step 1: Open CoFlash-1.4.6.exe setup downloaded from internet.

Step 3: Click on 'Next'.

Step 4: Click on 'Next'.

Step 5: Click on 'Install'.

Step 6: Wait till Installation complete.

Step 7: CoFlash-1.4.6.exe setup is completed, click on 'Finish' .

2.2: Flashing Binary Codes in CoFlash.

Follow the steps given below to check the binary codes.

Step 2: Hardware Connection.

Step 3: Right click on 'CoFlash' and click on 'Open'.

Step 5: Now click on 'Command' and browse the binary code.

Step 7: Click on Program.

Step 8: Next check for 'Program Done' and click on 'close'.

Step 9: Verify the output as shown in image below.

Chapter 3 : TMPM370 Development Tool Setup

3.1 CMSIS-DAP and CooCox

3.2 Installation & Configuration of CooCox(CoIDE-1.7.5) software

The Installation of CooCox (CoIDE-1.7.5) software is explained below:

Step 1: Open the CooCox(CoIDE-1.7.5) setup

Step 2: Click on Next.

Step 3: Click on Next.

Step 4: Click on Next.

Step 5: Click on Install.

Step 6: CooCox CoIDE(1.7.5) setup is completed, click on Finish .

3.3 Installation & Configuration of GNU Tool Chain:

step 1: Open the GNU Tools setup.

Step 2: Select English language and click on OK as shown in below image.

Step 3: Click on 'Yes'.

Step 4: Click on 'Next'.

Step 6: Click on 'Next'.

Step 7: Click on 'Next'.

Step 8: Wait till installation complete.

Chapter 4 : CMSIS-DAP Debugger and Programming.

4.1: Configuration of CMSIS-DAP Debugger and Programming.

The configuration flow of CMSIS-DAP Debugger is explained below:

Step 1: Hardware Setup

Step 2: Hardware Connection.

Step 7: Click on 'Browse'.

Step 8: Goto 'Local Disk (C:).

Step 9: In 'Local Disk (C:) search for 'Program Files'.

Step 11: Click on OK.

Blinky code is verified as shown in the image below.

Chapter 5: Schematic & Board Layout.

5.1: Schematic & Board Layout.

Chapter 6: Change History

6.1: Change History:

About this document: Revision History

Version: V1.0 author: Netravati C.

Company Terms & Conditions

This evaluation board/kit is intended for use for ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT,

THANK YOU