> I downloaded an app note (AN2548) and project file containing the 
> serial monitor code from freescale website, it doesnt seem to work. 
> Perhaps the boot/run button is not set up correctly?

Perhaps. So, you expect us to guess whether your button is set up correctly ?

-- 
Michal Konieczny
mk@mk@....

Hi Jay

The monitor from Freescale will run on the NE64 demo - the buttons are 
set up correctly (the code is the same as that delivered pre-
programmed on the DEMO board). In case you need it, I have it as a 
binary file which you can pick up at 
http://www.mjbc.ch/software/freescale/1892-sjiu87/Monitor.bin
Since I don't know whether Freescale likes people distributing this, 
it will be removed withing 48 hours - so get it quickly if you need it!

When loading it just make sure it goes to the address 0xf800.
You may have to completely delete the flash (after unlocking its boot 
sector) before doing so and afterwards simply check that the code in 
memory is equal to the binary.

I have a reference board on line which you can log on to and check its 
memory (it has the same monitor program loaded). Here's how to do it:
1. Browser to http://212.254.22.36
2. Log on with user name "anon" and password "anon"
3. Open a memory window (click on link at bottom of page)
4. Set the address to 0xf800 and it will display the contents of the 
internal FLASH (this being the programmed boot loader):
5. Scroll  through memory using the buttons "previous block" and "next 
block". Check the contents with your own board using your BDM.
6. If you want, you can set your own PC to 0xf800 and step through the 
monitor code. On the start side of the demo you can also do the same 
thing (Reset the target, set PC to f800 - click modify registers, 
single step - and compare that both boards operate the same). If you 
command it to run, you can see it operating via webcam [the card with 
LED flashing on teh left of the screen] (see homepage below)

In fact the debugger which you can use online is a DEMO9S12NE64 
running a web server with BDM control. It will operate with the IAR 
Embedded Workbench allowing download, source level debugging, 
unintrusive monitoring etc. of a target anywhere in the world via 
Internet.

For anyone without a BDM for their target, simply add a 3 wire cable 
from an old DEMOS12NE64 to connect to a target to be programmed or 
debugged, load the BDM code to the old DEMO board and you have a fully 
functional quality debugger... better than just throwing the old thing 
away!

Cheers

Mark Butcher
www.mjbc.ch
	--- In 68HC12@68HC..., "hc08jb8" <hc08jb8@...> wrote:
>
> Hello
> 
> I have erased the factory programmed serial monitor on the 
DEMO9S12NE64 
> box, I do have a Cyclone Pro BDM programmer and I am loking for the 
> serial monitor file (s19/phy), where could I get that from?
> 
> I downloaded an app note (AN2548) and project file containing the 
> serial monitor code from freescale website, it doesnt seem to work. 
> Perhaps the boot/run button is not set up correctly?
> 
> Thanks 
> Jay
>
	

>>I downloaded an app note (AN2548) and project file containing the 
>>serial monitor code from freescale website, it doesnt seem to work. 
>>Perhaps the boot/run button is not set up correctly?
> 
> Perhaps. So, you expect us to guess whether your button is set up correctly ?

I continue, previously the mail got accidentally sent too early ... so

Perhaps. So, you expect us to guess whether your button is set up correctly ?
In AN2548 there's include file that defines MCU pin that is used for the key. 
Check what's defined there in your files, check where's the key connected on 
the board, and you've got the answer if it's matching. If not, then correct it 
and recompile. For NE64 at 25MHz you also have to set proper values for PLL 
dividers, AN2548 has some other frequency set by default 8M or 16M), without 
it you'll get strange SCI baud rates at best.

-- 
Michal Konieczny
mk@mk@....

--- Mark Butcher <M_J_Butcher@M_J_...> wrote:

> Hi Jay
> 
> The monitor from Freescale will run on the NE64 demo
> - the buttons are 
> set up correctly (the code is the same as that
> delivered pre-
> programmed on the DEMO board). In case you need it,
> I have it as a 
> binary file which you can pick up at 
>
http://www.mjbc.ch/software/freescale/1892-sjiu87/Monitor.bin
> Since I don't know whether Freescale likes people
> distributing this, 
> it will be removed withing 48 hours - so get it
> quickly if you need it!
> 
> When loading it just make sure it goes to the
> address 0xf800.
> You may have to completely delete the flash (after
> unlocking its boot 
> sector) before doing so and afterwards simply check
> that the code in 
> memory is equal to the binary.
> 
> I have a reference board on line which you can log
> on to and check its 
> memory (it has the same monitor program loaded).
> Here's how to do it:
> 1. Browser to http://212.254.22.36
> 2. Log on with user name "anon" and password "anon"
> 3. Open a memory window (click on link at bottom of
> page)
> 4. Set the address to 0xf800 and it will display the
> contents of the 
> internal FLASH (this being the programmed boot
> loader):
> 5. Scroll  through memory using the buttons
> "previous block" and "next 
> block". Check the contents with your own board using
> your BDM.
> 6. If you want, you can set your own PC to 0xf800
> and step through the 
> monitor code. On the start side of the demo you can
> also do the same 
> thing (Reset the target, set PC to f800 - click
> modify registers, 
> single step - and compare that both boards operate
> the same). If you 
> command it to run, you can see it operating via
> webcam [the card with 
> LED flashing on teh left of the screen] (see
> homepage below)
> 
> In fact the debugger which you can use online is a
> DEMO9S12NE64 
> running a web server with BDM control. It will
> operate with the IAR 
> Embedded Workbench allowing download, source level
> debugging, 
> unintrusive monitoring etc. of a target anywhere in
> the world via 
> Internet.
> 
> For anyone without a BDM for their target, simply
> add a 3 wire cable 
> from an old DEMOS12NE64 to connect to a target to be
> programmed or 
> debugged, load the BDM code to the old DEMO board
> and you have a fully 
> functional quality debugger... better than just
> throwing the old thing 
> away!
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Mark Butcher
> www.mjbc.ch
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- In 68HC12@68HC..., "hc08jb8"
> <hc08jb8@...> wrote:
> >
> > Hello
> > 
> > I have erased the factory programmed serial
> monitor on the 
> DEMO9S12NE64 
> > box, I do have a Cyclone Pro BDM programmer and I
> am loking for the 
> > serial monitor file (s19/phy), where could I get
> that from?
> > 
> > I downloaded an app note (AN2548) and project file
> containing the 
> > serial monitor code from freescale website, it
> doesnt seem to work. 
> > Perhaps the boot/run button is not set up
> correctly?
> > 
> > Thanks 
> > Jay
> >
> 
> 
> 
> 
>
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> > Perhaps. So, you expect us to guess whether your button is set up 
>>correctly ?

Well, what I mean to ask was which is the right button setting, but 
them I found out from the schematic that it uses PTG4. Sorry for the 
confusion.
	> For NE64 at 25MHz you also have to set proper values for PLL 
> dividers, AN2548 has some other frequency set by default 8M or 
16M), without 
> it you'll get strange SCI baud rates at best.

Thanks I'll make the appropriate changes to the code and try. 

Another quick question, where is the setting in Codewarrior to enable 
generation of a s19 file?

Thanks again.
Jay