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68HC12

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773 Christine Whybrow
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Sep 1, 2002
1:46 pm
Hi All, I've tried to get something going for timers under icc12, but seem to only get nonsense times coming out. My main clock runs at 8MHz, and I'm using the...
774 Guillermo F. Molina
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Sep 2, 2002
12:24 am
Hi Guys, I'm working with the Metrowerks CodeWarrior MOT V1.2 Compiler for the HCS12. I've noticed that working with integers, long or float values, when you...
775 Christine Whybrow
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Sep 2, 2002
2:54 am
Hi All, Does anyone have an URL/Contact for anyone in Australia who supplies developmant boards or chips for the 68HC12? Does anyone have any preference for...
776 bobi
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Sep 2, 2002
2:58 am
www.sensair.com ... From: Christine Whybrow To: 68HC12 Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 12:53 PM Subject: [68HC12] Development boards in Australia Hi All, Does...
777 Bruce McMillan
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Sep 2, 2002
3:26 am
Christine Australian Motorola agents... Wing.Choi@... DAVID.BOYCE@... I purchased M68KIT912DP256 from the latter when it was on special... not ...
778 Bruce McMillan
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Sep 2, 2002
3:40 am
... Of course I meant to say Metrowerks/P&E Multilink BDM cable... sorry. -- Bruce McMillan...
779 Kevin Ross
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Sep 2, 2002
5:48 am
Christine, If you haven't found it yet, look at myPT6(). You are setting timer7Count instead of timer6Count. Therefore, timer6 would run really really fast. ...
780 djsimpson100 Offline Send Email Sep 2, 2002
12:16 pm
Hi, Thanks for you help. I think the problem may even be a faulty BDM Multilink. I have tried plugging it in directly to the parallel port on three different ...
781 Christof Kaczmarek
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Sep 2, 2002
3:15 pm
Hi! I do have some trouble with the COP-reset: My idea is to use the COP reset to prevent my system in the case of a failure, so that this reset yields in a...
782 Paul Johnson
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Sep 3, 2002
1:44 am
Thanks to some excellent advice I received from this group, I now have a very robust, 500KHz, interrupt driven CAN bus system using 2-16 devices. Everything...
783 Michael Pont
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Sep 3, 2002
10:07 am
Paul, We have developed a number of "master plus multiple slaves" CAN networks which have to deal with a similar startup problem. The approach we use is to...
784 Mike Burns
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Sep 3, 2002
2:47 pm
Hi, I believe the BDM Multilink will draw more power during Flash programming so if your power supply is close to the requirements of your target system and ...
785 Lewis, Bob
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Sep 3, 2002
7:53 pm
Christine I wasn't sure from your email if you were only interested in Metrowerks or other similiar systems. Here are my recommendations if you are considering...
786 kp_venu Offline Send Email Sep 4, 2002
4:03 am
Hi All, Has anyone used DS1811 or DS1233 with D60A controller? Presently I'm using MC34164 but I want to add a power-on delay in RESET line. Any help? Best...
787 Killingsworth, Steve
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Sep 4, 2002
1:07 pm
We use the ADM809LART from Analog Devices on a DG128A MCU. It monitors Vcc and provides power up reset delay. It has performed well. ... From: kp_venu...
788 Berends, Keith
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Sep 4, 2002
1:45 pm
Carl, Yes, I worked at a company with a large team of software engineers (80+) which attempted to define a common process for the entire group. The CMM is...
789 Micro m6net
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Sep 4, 2002
1:46 pm
Hi, With a self programmed bootloader which runs in Ram, we have some trouble to erase memory flash block with mass_erase command. Therefore, same function but...
790 Carl Ungvarsky
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Sep 4, 2002
3:12 pm
Paul, I'm not using CAN, and I don't know whether my suggestion makes sense for CAN. But I have a single master/multiple slave network in which the master has...
791 Kelley, Dale
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Sep 4, 2002
3:13 pm
watch out if you are using the COP timer, it takes very little delay (5us) to render it useless Dale Kelley ... From: kp_venu [mailto:kp_venu@...] Sent:...
792 Steve Letkeman
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Sep 4, 2002
3:21 pm
Your suggestion makes perfect sense for CAN and could even add another step in that the slaves regularly send an "I'm alive" message to the master in order to...
793 Carl Ungvarsky
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Sep 4, 2002
3:27 pm
I have been using the MAX706CSA for several years with the 68HC812A4 and the 68HC912B32 with good results. It has power down reset, reset switch input, and...
794 Kerry Berland
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Sep 4, 2002
5:27 pm
We have used the L4949 voltage regulator, made by ON (formerly a Motorola part) and by ST. It provides +5V regulated, very low drop-out, very low quiescent ...
795 Jan Pleskaè
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Sep 4, 2002
8:04 pm
Hi all, I need connect FPGA to motorola 68HC912D60 as memory mapped device through multiplexed 16bit bus. Program is stored in upper 32K flash block, 28K flash...
796 garydion Online Now Send Email Sep 4, 2002
8:40 pm
I have a question concerning the "TIE" bit in the SCI0CR2 register of the 9S12DP256. What I am trying to accomplish is to fill a buffer with characters and...
797 garydion Online Now Send Email Sep 4, 2002
8:49 pm
Two other comments I forgot: 1) the TCIE bit exhibits the same problem. 2) I have (sort of) found a solution by unmasking the interrupt only when I'm ready to...
798 Andrei Chichak
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Sep 4, 2002
8:53 pm
The interrupt routine should disable the interrupt when the buffer is empty. The main processor should enable the interrupt when the buffer is ready to go. ...
799 Ritter, Alan
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Sep 4, 2002
8:54 pm
"An idle serial output is the Devil's playground..." Your question illustrates an inherent difference between the "output" versus "input" sides of a serial...
800 s_spears_2000 Offline Send Email Sep 4, 2002
9:05 pm
1) Have you read the errata on SCI interrupts? IF not, this could be your problem. 2) Are you clearing the interrupts by reading them? Something like: status...
801 Kelley, Dale
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Sep 4, 2002
9:08 pm
Thats how I have always done it, if you are not sending blocks of data you might as well not use the irq Dale Kelley ... From: garydion...
802 garydion Online Now Send Email Sep 4, 2002
9:50 pm
Thank you all for the great responses! I am going to stick with the "enable when block is ready" and "disable in ISR when buffer is empty" method as it seems...
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