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Sorry, I'm a bit late... Oliver, I'm using Kevins BDM-POD to download a small Flashloader application into the RAM-area of an D60(A). After starting the Flashloader I'm using an PC-Application (My own Delphi Application) to erase Flash areas and download the final application via RS232 (19200 baud). Are you looking for something like that? -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Oliver Betz [mailto:] Gesendet: Montag, 29. Juli 2002 09:46 An: Betreff: [68HC12] SDI to program D60A Flash? Hi All, I'm looking for a production programming solution for the D60A. I want to put into flash only a small bootloader (1KB) via BDM. The remaining process is done via the SCI. Therefore speed is not an issue. My target is a D60A with 8MHz crystal oscillator and PLL network. I have a StarProg/ComPOD12 but it doesn't support 8MHz crystals. I have a iC3000 but certainly don't want to use it for production programming. We own an old SDI from Motorola, but MCUez doesn't support the D60A and is bloated for this simple task. Codewarrior demo could work but is even more bloated. Maybe I can extract the D60A definition/driver to work with MCUez, but this would be an emergency solution. Kevin Ross' interface doesn't seem to support the D60A flash and I have no desire to write PC software to make this working. Is there a small solution, preferably a command line app, to use the SDI for this task? Other possibilities working with a EIA232 interface (not LPT!)? TIA, Oliver -------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: To learn more about Motorola Microcontrollers, please visit http://www.motorola.com/mcu |
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Schoefl Martin <> wrote: > Oliver, I'm using Kevins BDM-POD to download a small Flashloader application > into the RAM-area of an D60(A). > After starting the Flashloader I'm using an PC-Application (My own Delphi > Application) to erase Flash areas and download the final application via > RS232 (19200 baud). Are you looking for something like that? I considered this as a temporary solution but since I got the FPP files in the meantime it works well with the SDI. When Oliver Thamm's ComPOD12 supports 4MHz E-clock, we likely will use it instead of the SDI. Does your PC app. connect to Kevin Ross' BDM or to the SCI of the D60A? Since Kevin Ross' interface is well documented, I also considered to make my own flash programming software. Although it's not such a big step from a working serial bootloader to a BDM based loader, I will need much spare time to start such a project... Oliver |