HewTargetServer

What is HewTargetServer?

A brief description of HewTargetServer and the example projects provided.

Visual Basic V6_0

 

HEW Target Server Quick Start Guide

This file details how to get started with HEW Target server including HEW 4.1 (or above installation), Registration of Hew Target Server within Windows, and Registration of HEW Target Server within HEW. Finally, it walks you through the two example projects: Simple Example and Advanced Example. Updated 3/05/07

Micro Terminal

Using a serial port can be a useful method for debugging and configuring a target application. For some people, it is the preferred method. But, a serial port requires special hardware on your board (RS232 Transceiver, DB9 Connector, caps, and at least two pins on your micro). We interface to the target through your debug interface. This can be an E8, E10A, Emulator, FoUSB, etc... using our High-Performance Embedded Workbench (HEW). This application adds the ability to easily communicate with your target application using a window on your PC. What is better is that you do not have to add any additional hardware to your target board to support this interface. NOTE: We provide not only the windows .exe and source code (VB 6.0, VB 2005, VB Express, Visual C++ 2005, Visual C++ Express), but also the source code for the M16C/29 RSK and HTS Demo Board (M16C/26A). Be sure to read the Application Note in the zip file to find out more about this example.

Virtual Control Panel

The Virtual Control Panel example is a unique way to develop and work with hardware before it exists, or even if it never will. Using HEW and an existing debug interface, the Virtual Control Panel communicates with the target MCU and mimics the target board’s LEDs, sensors, and buttons. It also sports an LCD interface even thought the target board does not have one! Virtual Control Panel is a great way to test a user interface before it’s developed. Inside you can find Windows .exe and source code (VB 6.0, VB 2005, VB Express, Visual C++ 2005, Visual C++ Express), along with the source code for the M16C/29 RSK and HTS Demo Board (M16C/26A). Be sure to read the Application Note in the zip file to find out more about this example.

Virtual LCD

This example displays a Window with only two rows of eight characters.The application reads a buffer in the Renesas microcontroller that contains the data being sent to the Evaluation Boards LCD and displays the data in the application window. NOTE: The HEW application was written to work on a QSK26A, SKP26A, RSK26A, and HTS Demo Board. With VERY LITTLE effort, it could be ported to almost any M16C Family (R8C/M16C/M32C) device. Windows .exe and source code (VB 6.0, VB 2005, VB Express, Visual C++ 2005, Visual C++ Express) are available. Be sure to read the Application Note in the zip file to find out more about this example.

Simple Example

The Simple Example is a great introduction to HEW Target Server. Simple Example provide a small dialog box which can open HEW, run a project, and stop a project. The code for the Simple Example is easy to understand and a shows how to implement HEW Target Server functions. No target code is needed. This example will run on all targets. Windows code is included for Visual Basic 6.0, Visual Basic 2005, Visual Basic 2005 Express, Visual C++ 2005 & Express, and Visual Studio C# 2003 & 2005.

Advanced Example

The Advanced Example is a tabbed Windows program which contains every HEW Target Server function. The Advanced Example is an excellent code reference for every HEW Target Server function. Like the Simple Example, the Advanced Example uses no target code so it will work on ANY Renesas MCU. Windows code is included for Visual Basic 6.0, Visual Basic 2005, Visual Basic 2005 Express, Visual C++ 6.0, Visual C++ 2005 & Express.

PELICAN Traffic Crossing

HTS Example project showing the Neutrino boards running code based on the Quantum Framework. The demonstration includes a PC window that shows the crossing sign which works with the Neutrino.