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please help. trying to get my code to boot on power-on or reset. - tronictech1 - Oct 15 12:11:10 2008
Hello,
I have a CMD12-dp512 development board with a hcs12 MCU on it. I have
searched and searched for documentation on how to get my code to
execute upon power-on or reset, but I can find nothing. I am usuing
the axIDE12 (version 4) editor/complier, and I can find no options in
that software for this either.
Thank you in advance for any help or direction.
Jerry
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Re: please help. trying to get my code to boot on power-on or reset. - elec...@hotmail.com - Oct 15 14:52:38 2008
Sorry, I should clearify that the cpu is a mc9s12dp512. Thanks again.
Hello,
>
>I have a CMD12-dp512 development board with a hcs12 MCU on it. I have
>searched and searched for documentation on how to get my code to
>execute upon power-on or reset, but I can find nothing. I am usuing
>the axIDE12 (version 4) editor/complier, and I can find no options in
>that software for this either.
>
>Thank you in advance for any help or direction.
>Jerry
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Re: Re: please help. trying to get my code to boot on power-on or reset. - Dave - Oct 15 15:45:48 2008
Did you program the reset vector to point to the beginning of your code?
Dave
e...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> Sorry, I should clearify that the cpu is a mc9s12dp512. Thanks again.
>
> Hello,
> >
> >I have a CMD12-dp512 development board with a hcs12 MCU on it. I have
> >searched and searched for documentation on how to get my code to
> >execute upon power-on or reset, but I can find nothing. I am usuing
> >the axIDE12 (version 4) editor/complier, and I can find no options in
> >that software for this either.
> >
> >Thank you in advance for any help or direction.
> >Jerry
> >------------------------------------
> >
> >
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RE: Re: please help. trying to get my code to boot on power-on or reset. - "Redd, Emmett R" - Oct 15 17:00:31 2008
Does the board have D-Bug12 and a jumper on it to jump to EEPROM?
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> On Behalf Of Dave
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> To: 6...@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [68HC12] Re: please help. trying to get my code
> to boot on power-on or reset.
>
> Did you program the reset vector to point to the beginning of
> your code?
>
> Dave
>
> e...@hotmail.com wrote:
> >
> > Sorry, I should clearify that the cpu is a mc9s12dp512.
> Thanks again.
> >
> > Hello,
> > >
> > >I have a CMD12-dp512 development board with a hcs12 MCU on
> it. I have
> > >searched and searched for documentation on how to get my code to
> > >execute upon power-on or reset, but I can find nothing. I am usuing
> > >the axIDE12 (version 4) editor/complier, and I can find no
> options in
> > >that software for this either.
> > >
> > >Thank you in advance for any help or direction.
> > >Jerry
> > >------------------------------------
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
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RE: Re: please help. trying to get my code to boot on power-on or reset. - Jerry Fields - Oct 17 11:37:04 2008
I just tried that Dave. When I set the reset vector to point to where my code was, it
somewhat worked. It did indeed execute my code, but with the soft-reset button only (the
reset button in the Axide4 software). The hardware reset button on the board, did not
start my code. In addition, when I pulled the power from the board, the reset vector
reverted to its default. It did not hold the starting address of my code.
In addition, I am confused as to why when I wrote the code to the "internal falsh" (that
starts at 0xc000) it did not retain my code after removing power. Isn't the flash memory
non-volital? Sorry if I sound like a newbe. I have only used the 68hc11e9 prior to
this.
To: 6...@yahoogroups.comFrom: d...@pemicro.comDate: Wed, 15 Oct 2008 15:45:38
-0400Subject: Re: [68HC12] Re: please help. trying to get my code to boot on power-on or
reset.
Did you program the reset vector to point to the beginning of your code?D...@hotmail.com
wrote:>> Sorry, I should clearify that the cpu is a mc9s12dp512. Thanks again.>> Hello,>
>> >I have a CMD12-dp512 development board with a hcs12 MCU on it. I have> >searched and
searched for documentation on how to get my code to> >execute upon power-on or reset, but
I can find nothing. I am usuing> >the axIDE12 (version 4) editor/complier, and I can find
no options in> >that software for this either.> >> >Thank you in advance for any help or
direction.> >Jerry> >------------------------------------> >> >>>
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RE: Re: please help. trying to get my code to boot on power-on or reset. - David Perreault - Oct 17 12:16:56 2008
This board from Axiom Manufacturing www.axman.com can be configured to use the internal
flash or external ram as the main code memory. You probably have the board configured to
use external ram. This means that if you write the reset vector, it is lost during power
down.
If you configure the board to use internal flash, you can not simply write to the flash.
You must program it. I assume axiom provides you a utility to do this.
Dave
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Subject: RE: [68HC12] Re: please help. trying to get my code to boot on power-on or
reset.
I just tried that Dave. When I set the reset vector to point to where my code was, it
somewhat worked. It did indeed execute my code, but with the soft-reset button only (the
reset button in the Axide4 software). The hardware reset button on the board, did not
start my code. In addition, when I pulled the power from the board, the reset vector
reverted to its default. It did not hold the starting address of my code.
In addition, I am confused as to why when I wrote the code to the "internal falsh" (that
starts at 0xc000) it did not retain my code after removing power. Isn't the flash memory
non-volital? Sorry if I sound like a newbe. I have only used the 68hc11e9 prior to
this.
To: 6...@yahoogroups.comFrom: d...@pemicro.comDate: Wed, 15 Oct 2008 15:45:38
-0400Subject: Re: [68HC12] Re: please help. trying to get my code to boot on power-on or
reset.
Did you program the reset vector to point to the beginning of your code?D...@hotmail.com
wrote:>> Sorry, I should clearify that the cpu is a mc9s12dp512. Thanks again.>> Hello,>
>> >I have a CMD12-dp512 development board with a hcs12 MCU on it. I have> >searched and
searched for documentation on how to get my code to> >execute upon power-on or reset, but
I can find nothing. I am usuing> >the axIDE12 (version 4) editor/complier, and I can find
no options in> >that software for this either.> >> >Thank you in advance for any help or
direction.> >Jerry> >------------------------------------> >> >>>
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