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Hi everyone. I have sampled MC9S12NE64 uc recently and I wonder if
NE64 does have it serial monitor program burned in or a BDM is need to
burn the serial monitor program to NE64. Regards.

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--- In 6...@yahoogroups.com, "deniz_kerimoglu"
wrote:
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> Hi everyone. I have sampled MC9S12NE64 uc recently and I wonder if
> NE64 does have it serial monitor program burned in or a BDM is need to
> burn the serial monitor program to NE64. Regards.
>

Chips coming from Freescale do not have the Serial Monitor loaded.
You will need a BDM pod.

Carl Barnes
www.technologicalarts.com
Manufacturing modular HC11, HC12, and HCS12 hardware for 14 years.

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How and where can I find a cheap 3V capable BDM? Thanks for the advice.
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--- In 6...@yahoogroups.com, "Deniz KER=DDMO=D0LU"
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> How and where can I find a cheap 3V capable BDM? Thanks for the advice.
>=20
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Technological Arts (Toronto, Canada) makes a 3-Volt pod, MicroBDM12LX,
for US$125. See
http://www.technologicalarts.ca/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=3D50_55&prod=
ucts_id=3D359

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You can get a USB based BDM cable from P&E Microcomputer Systems for $99.

http://www.pemicro.com/products/product_viewDetails.cfm?product_id=3D33&men=
u_id=3Ddetails&CFID=3D853086&CFTOKEN=3D64447431=20
nu_id=3Ddetails&CFID=3D853086&CFTOKEN=3D64447431>

Dave

mculater12 wrote:
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> --- In 6...@yahoogroups.com ,=20
> "Deniz KER=DDMO=D0LU"
> wrote:
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> > How and where can I find a cheap 3V capable BDM? Thanks for the advice.
> >
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> > Technological Arts (Toronto, Canada) makes a 3-Volt pod, MicroBDM12LX,
> for US$125. See
> http://www.technologicalarts.ca/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=3D50_55&pr=
oducts_id=3D359=20
> roducts_id=3D359>=20=20
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How about DEMO9S08QE8? Does it function as a BDM that works with NE64(3V)?
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The DEMO9S08QE8 supports only the the QE8.
You should buy a USBMULTILINKBMDE (Freescale part number) or USB-ML-12.(P&E=
part number)

Regards,
Will
--- On Mon, 7/28/08, Deniz KER=A9MO=ABLU wrote:

From: Deniz KER=A9MO=ABLU
Subject: Re: [Policy Patrol SPAM]: [68HC12] Re: Motorola Serial Monitor
To: 6...@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, July 28, 2008, 2:06 PM

How about DEMO9S08QE8? Does it function as a BDM that works with NE64(3V)?

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Thanks for the advices. Is there any way that I can burn the Motorola Serial
Mointor program to MC9S12NE64 uc without buying a BDM of any kind? Regards.
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No, you need a BDM. Believe me, you wouldn't want a serial monitor
even if one was available. To download a program with a BDM takes 10
seconds, serial monitors usually require minutes.

If you are doing both S08 and S12(X) projects, I'd recommend P&E
Cyclone Pro since it can handle both (as well as old HC08 and 68HC12).
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