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Technical discussions about Freescale Microcontrollers: M68HC11. (Freescale Semiconductor is a Subsidiary of Motorola).
using MicroCore11 instead of Remote Control to Scorpion(motor controller) [2 Articles]
senglee88 - Dec 1 2004
Recently i am using MicroCore11(68HC11) instead of remote control to
generate PWM(pulse wide modulation) to Scorpion(a motor controller
from robot-power) to co... 
Experiment Proposal [Was: C v.s. Assembly!]
Redd, Emmett R - Nov 30 2004
Dianne,
Without identifying them, why don't you post several (definitely more
than two) examples of code developed by both genders? Then the rest of
us could r... Books for the M68HC11
Nick Reitter - Nov 30 2004
Here are two texts that good:
"Microcontroller Technology - The 68HC11"; Peter Saspov, Prentice Hall
"Data Acquisition and Process Control with the M68HC11 Microcon... Code Auto Execution problem [17 Articles]
Israel Brewster - Nov 28 2004
I am having some difficulty getting my code to execute with BUFFALO disabled. I am using an
Adapt11C24DXEVB, and have my code loaded into the internal EEPROM star... Include File [2 Articles]
nimish_sudan - Nov 28 2004
Hey guys, another quick question here. As I come from the C/C++
background, I was wondering if there is a way to have include files
in Assembly similar to C la... Port C [4 Articles]
bal_gill21 - Nov 28 2004
Hi
When reading the contents of port c I have to have a delay in my code
that is quite long (ie ffff on x stack and all pulled off again).
Without the delay ... C v.s. Assembly! [11 Articles]
Calamity Jane - Nov 24 2004
"I always write them in assembly. Just as you said,
it's just natural. I once took a look at some C-code
and I simply could not figure it out!"
AH HA! So I NOT... calculate varience [4 Articles]
cpchui - Nov 21 2004
How to calculate varience with the equation VAR = (sum of x^2 -
((sum of x)^2)/N)/N using hc11? x is 1 byte 2'complement integer.
The result VAR should be in a... RTS problem [19 Articles]
nimish_sudan - Nov 21 2004
Hey guys, back again with another problem. I have the following
program:
BEGIN_PROG ...
JMP NON_WORKING_LOOP
...
...
...
NON_WORKING_LOOP PSHA
PSHB ... RS232, signal levels, MAX2xx chips, etc.
Mark Schultz - Nov 20 2004
A few odds-and-ends notes to add to the discussion of RS232 and
related topics:
1. As previously noted, RS232 signal levels range from -3 to -25V
(mark/lo...