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Is there any work around to use DBUG12 made for MC68HC912D60A; e.g. to apply SRecCvt.exe and move_s19.exe to the S19 files that I have written and to modify...
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Louis Eames
louis.eames@...
Aug 1, 2002 12:02 pm
Hi, My problem is as follows: I load my code by programming an external flash into a brand new 68HC812A4 and it works fine. But when i load my code into a...
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Gordon Doughman
g.doughman@...
Aug 1, 2002 6:49 pm
Sorry, it's just not that simple..... Regards, Gordon ... -- =============================================================== Gordon Doughman Ph:...
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Zámbó Béla
zbela@...
Aug 1, 2002 8:28 pm
Armand, Brent, Mike, Stephen, Thanks for your suggestions Béla...
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James M. Knox
jknox@...
Aug 2, 2002 2:51 pm
I swear that I must have changed my mind on this one a dozen times. Every time I think I know the answer I run into a case that seems different. So... What is...
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Medeiros, Armand
AMedeiros@...
Aug 2, 2002 4:12 pm
I bit diddle the I/O on the 912b32 all day long without any problems. It is run single-chip mod and the configuration registers are programmed appropriately. ...
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James M. Knox
jknox@...
Aug 2, 2002 5:55 pm
... I probably wasn't very clear on the problem. The issue is not being able to change the bits, but rather being able to change the output latch with the DDR...
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Medeiros, Armand
AMedeiros@...
Aug 2, 2002 5:59 pm
Ahhhh! I do know that if an I/O bit is defined as "Input", that any read from that bit is done with the output latch feedback disabled...so I don't know how...
It has become obvious that DBug12 is not available for MC68HC912DG128A. Is there any other possibility to run programs merely in RAM? I aim at the solution...
Define the interrupt vector in flash to point to a fixed Ram locations. These Ram location points to your ISR routine which are changeable jump table. Below...
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Kelley, Dale
Dale.Kelley@...
Aug 2, 2002 7:57 pm
If you are not shipping the CPU to a customer, don't worry about how many times you reprogram at room temp. We do it hundreds of times in development, with no...
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Stephen Trier
sct@...
Aug 2, 2002 8:15 pm
... Yes, it is generically true. The pin is in input mode, so you are reading the input value. That's what it is supposed to do. Since you can't read back...
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Stephen Trier
sct@...
Aug 2, 2002 8:15 pm
For prototyping purposes, don't worry about wearing out the flash memory. At room temperature and with well-regulated power supplies, it will last much longer...
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Killingsworth, Steve
steve.killingsworth@...
Aug 2, 2002 8:56 pm
Port control lessons learned and rules for well behaved port control: 1. ALWAYS use a mirror variable that reflects the state of the port data as you last...
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Medeiros, Armand
AMedeiros@...
Aug 2, 2002 9:01 pm
Yes. Good rules to live by. In many applications, my ISR blurts out a burst of RAM to PORT data every so often and does read bursts of port to RAM as well....
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James M. Knox
jknox@...
Aug 2, 2002 10:23 pm
... It has been a long week, but still I must be doing the worlds worst job of explaining my question. <G> I have no interest in what the bit reads back as,...
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Medeiros, Armand
AMedeiros@...
Aug 2, 2002 11:09 pm
As I recall the structure of the I/O cell, this is the case. In fact, there is some references in the app notes that do exactly that. (preset outputs then...
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david.katz@...
Aug 3, 2002 2:15 am
I'm not that familiar with the 68hc912DG128 but I have alot of experience with the 68hc12B32 and 68hc12A4. I have always done my development out of flash...
hi I'm using motorola's 9S12DP256 micro-controller for my project.i connected CAN bus between two evaluation boards.i transmitted some bits from one board to...
hi all I'm using motorola's 9S12DP256 micro-controller for my project.could you suggest me the best method which takes very very less time to execute and gives...
I'm sure others here can give you a more complete response, but I use a simple checksum scheme. It's quite fast to computer the checksum, which I store in a...
Simple checksums provide an elemental degree of integrity verification but quickly break down in the presence of double-bit and other multiple-bit errors. A...
Hi Bob, ... I use a two-checksum approach, where one is derived by XORing and the other is derived by summing. Since two different techniques are used, I...
I would like a copy of the CRC code and the checksum code, I'm new to microprocessor programming and want to learn as much as possible. Stephen ... From: Paul...
I have a question I'm sure should case some interesting answers, I'm building engine control module and am having problems with EMI resetting my processor,...
Paul -- The "two-checksum" method (perhaps, the "Johnson" method ;-) ) is a very interesting approach! Like you, I have not delved into the mathematical rigor...
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Michael J. Pont
Michael.Pont@...
Aug 5, 2002 12:49 pm
Stephen, We've done some work on this issue. This paper may be of interest: Ong, H.L.R, Pont, M.J. and Peasgood, W. (2001) "Do software-based techniques...
What were your findings and thank you, I have read this paper and its very interesting. Were you successful in your endeavours ... From: Michael J. Pont...
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Michael J. Pont
Michael.Pont@...
Aug 5, 2002 1:35 pm
Stephen, The basic conclusion was that using the "NOP Fill" technique(described in paper) is effective. Please note: we didn't invent this technique (many...