Win51E User Manual

Windows Driver For ESA 51E Trainer (WIN51E)
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
• Pentium III or Celeron or above (Above 500MHz is recommended)

• PC with Com Port and CD-ROM drive
• 64MB RAM or above(128MB is recommended)
• Windows 98/2000/Me/XP/NT
• 20MB Hard Disk Space(Minimum)
• 1024 * 768 Resolution is recommended.
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE:
1) Run Setup.exe from the Drivers Software CD. You should see the following dialog
box, which will copy the required files from Source CD to the Host PC.
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2) Click OK, then you should see the following dialog box.
3) The default Installation directory will be C:\ProgramFiles\WIN51E. User can change

the installation directory by clicking Change Directory.
4) Click the highlighted Icon shown above to continue the Installation Procedure. Then
you should see the following Dialog Box.

5) Select the Program Group, default is ESA Trainers. Click Continue. Then you
should then see the following Dialog Box.
6) In some cases you will see the following Dialog Box, which will indicate the
overwriting of the existing files.
7) Click Yes to keep the old file. Click No to install the new file. Click No to All for the
remaining files also.
8) Then you should see the following dialog box, which will indicate the completion of
installation.
9) Click OK to complete the installation.

UNINSTALLATION PROCEDURE:
1) Go to the Control Panel from Start Menu Settings. Select Add/Remove Programs
option. Then you should see the following Dialog Box.
2) Select the Driver to Uninstall, and click Add/Remove. Then you should see the
following dialog box, which will ask for confirmation.
3) Click Yes to uninstall. No otherwise.
4) Delete the installation Directory manually(C:\Program Files\WIN51E).

TESTING THE INSTALLATION:
1) Switch on the PC.
2) Connect ESA 51E Trainer to the Host PC using 9 to 9 pin serial cable supplied by
ESA.
3) Give power to ESA 51E Trainer.
4) Arrange the Dipswitches on ESA 51E Trainer for 9600 baud rate and for serial
monitor (Refer ESA 51E user manual Hard copy).
5) Start Win51E application on Host PC. Then you should see the following Dialog Box.
6) If the Trainer is connected to COM1 port on your Host PC and configured for 9600-
baud rate, click No. Click Yes otherwise. If yes, you will see the following dialog box.
7) Select the Baud-Rate as per the dipswitch configuration on ESA 51E Trainer. Select
the Com Port where the trainer is connected. Click Apply. Then you should see the
following window.

8) In some cases if the communication is not established properly you will see the
following dialog box. In this case please check the Power on ESA 51E Trainer. Check
whether Serial cable is connected to the PC and ESA 51E Trainer and check the
parameters by clicking Settings.
9) If the communication is established properly, you can work with ESA 51E Trainer
from the displayed window. You can view the Registers, Memory Dumps, Downloading
the hex images, Uploading the hex dump to the Host PC, Running the downloaded hex
images, single stepping, watch memory, Memory modification etc.,
These options are explained in detail in online help of Win51E (Win51E.hlp).

Note: Whenever the command window is full, it is recommended to clear the
command window with “ CLS “ command. Otherwise display will become a little bit
slow.
TROUBLE SHOOTING:
1) Check the PC Serial Port working condition.
2) Check the Serial Cable working condition.
3) Check ESA-51E Trainer Kit for Sign on message (On LCD).
4) Dipswitch Settings
Contact ESA Technical Support by sending a mail to esaindia@vsnl.com with subject

“Win51E Driver Problem” and description of the problem.

KNOWN LIMITATIONS:
1) In ESA 51E Trainer User Code area is from 8000H to FFFFH. So, user can download
the application hex files to this area only. When user is writing the applications using
KEIL PK-51 Evaluation version, in the generated hex file there will be records with
0000H(less than 8000H) address. In this case in the Download Dialog Box the hex file
start address will be shown as 0000H. But while downloading, the Win51E application
will skip the 0000H(less than 8000H) address records. When user is trying to download
the application hex to 0000H-7FFFH, the Win51E application will not show any error
message.
2) The Disassembly window contents will be refreshing depending on the PC (Program

Counter). While single stepping the user application the window contents will be
refreshing depending on the PC. In such case, if there is any instruction like
LJMP <Address>
Where <Address> is greater than FFFAH, the disassembly window will show the
assembly listing from 0000H. Whenever the disassembly window Address becomes
greater than FFFAH, the address will become 0000H.
3) Memory copy operations from View-> Target Menu Item:
“Copy Program to Data”: In ESA 51E Trainer Data Memory from E100H—FFFFH is
used as a Stack Area and Memory Mapped area for On board peripherals. When user tries
to copy the data from Program to Data in the above-specified region, if the data is same
in Program Memory area and Data Memory area the operation will not show any
message. If the data is different, “Unable to write memory location: XXXX” error
message will be displayed.
4) In some cases Reset in Registers Window will not respond properly. In this case
please give Reset on Target.
5) If the user application, which is downloaded to Program memory or Assembled in the

program memory, is looking for serial input or serial output, it is always recommended to
run such applications from the command window.
6) It is always recommended to give RESET on target when user changes the Comm
Port Settings like Baud-rate, Port etc., in Win51E application.
7) In some cases, with Win51E application startup “Hardware Not Found” message
will come. Restart the Win51E application by giving Reset on Target.
8) Command window will blink for each display.

9) It is always recommended to perform the operations like Memory dump, register
dump etc., one after the other. i.e., Perform the next operation after completing the
previous operation. Because of the communication speed limitation application may
hang, when user tries to start one more operation, before completing the current
operation.
10) While working with EPROM Programmer, there will be no status displayed to
identify the operation progress. If application gets hanged, it shows a message box
with “serial timeout” message. Otherwise the operation is in progress.
11) While working with the package error message occurs like “run time error” please
report to ESA with the scenario.

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• Pentium III or Celeron or above (Above 500MHz is recommended)

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3) The default Installation directory will be C:\ProgramFiles\WIN51E. User can change

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9) Click OK to complete the installation.

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3) Click Yes to uninstall. No otherwise.

4) Delete the installation Directory manually(C:\Program Files\WIN51E).

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1) Switch on the PC.

3) Give power to ESA 51E Trainer.

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1) Check the PC Serial Port working condition.

2) Check the Serial Cable working condition.

3) Check ESA-51E Trainer Kit for Sign on message (On LCD).

Contact ESA Technical Support by sending a mail to esaindia@vsnl.com with subject

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2) The Disassembly window contents will be refreshing depending on the PC (Program

3) Memory copy operations from View-> Target Menu Item:

5) If the user application, which is downloaded to Program memory or Assembled in the

8) Command window will blink for each display.

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