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Renesas RX610 Stick

This page provides details on the RX610 Stick

The RXStick is powered by a 32-bit 100Mhz RX610 MCU with 2MB Flash and has features such as circuit board powered by provided USB cable, USB connection to on-board serial debugger and programmer, 10 x 14 LED Matrix, 0.5W Speaker, joystick navigator and potentiometer inputs, I/O connections, HEW installation CD with C++ compiler and demo projects, Quick Start guide.

Here you can find info on the RXStick, helpful hints and tips, troubleshooting info, manuals, schematics, and more.

  • RX610 Stick - This is the home page for the RX610 Stick. Here you can find info on the Stick, documentation, software, and examples.
  • RX610 Series page on Renesas.com - This is the official RX610 page on the American Renesas website.
  • RX Forum - This is the discussion forum for all Renesas RX products.

Using the RX-Stick in stand-alone mode

  1. Remove R37 from the board.
  2. Place a jumper between the R & G pins of the 4-pin header next to the joystick - these are the two pins closest to the joystick.
  3. Change the linker settings for your project to move the FIXEDVECT section to address 0xFFFFFFD0 (see picture under "Porting Code" above). Rebuild the project.
  4. Program the board using FDT: Set the crystal speed to 12 MHz, the multipliers to 8 and 4, and the baud rate to 115,200 kbps. Download the .MOT file to the board.
  5. Exit FDT, disconnect the RX-Stick, and move the MD1 jumper on the RX-Stick to the "H" position (it's next to the blue push button).
  6. When to board is reconnected it should run the code that was burned in with FDT.

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