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"mr.mattyg" - May 2 2008
Hi Guys,
So I'm writing a menu interface that takes input from a keypad and
displays info on an LCD.
Basically I have a main menu and three selections. The user can enter
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Simi - May 1 2008
i want to know the initialisation steps of mc9s12dj256b when use it for eeprom writing
i am using the following code,
// Mode Selected is Normal Expanded Wide Mode
MODE = ... 
TONY...@aol.com - Apr 29 2008
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Thanks
Tony
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Tony White - Apr 29 2008
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Leonardo Rosa Lopes - Apr 29 2008
Hi everyone,
i=B4m just starting develop a datalogger that store the data in a SD card.
I=B4ve read that the all SD card pins must be link to a external pullups ev=
en
the un... 
Vuln...@gmail.com - Apr 29 2008
Hi all, I have a project I am working on for my senior design and I am hoping to get some advice on a few things, thanks for your time!
For my embedded systems class we made a ... 
Simi - Apr 29 2008
i am using mc9s12dj256b in codewarrior.at the time of debugging it showing a warning information
"warning: no debug information"
after that it not displaying any source code... 
eeprom [6 Articles]
Simi - Apr 28 2008
Has anyone written a simple writeEEPROM routine for the HCS12
processors they would like to post.please send to me
thanks
simi
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fage...@technochanter.com - Apr 25 2008
Hello,
I am having a huge problem understanding how to use 48k of linear flash using the MC9S12GC64, CodeWarrior 4.2, and inDart-One for flashing.
I'm just above the 32k limit... 
Patrick - Apr 24 2008
Hi there, I'm struggling to figure out how to multiply by floats in the
HCS12. For example, let's say we wanted to multiply 100 by 0.165. My
initial idea was to multiply 100 ... 
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