Nigel Johnson - Apr 28 2004
It looks like there are some here in Honig Kong. Th "XC" part number
means that it is not fully qualified, I believe there was a hermetic
seal problem at some tempe... ![RE: ***[Possible UCE]*** RE: 68HC711E9 Windowed EPROM microcontrollers](http://cdn.embeddedrelated.com/images/icon_more.jpg)
mr_mark2105 - Apr 28 2004
I was wondering if anyone might be able to tell me where i might find
a couple of 68HC11E9 chips with the UV erasable eprom. Thanks in
advance for any help.
... 
Kerry Berland - Dec 18 2002
Walter:
There was a thread a number of months ago concerning
problems programming the 68HC711E9. It turned out
that chips were being destroyed by excess curren... 
Nigel Johnson - Apr 28 2004
I thought that too. Those with the MC were actually sold in the Future
Active Catalog as EPROM but when I received them they were OTPROM.
However, the Hong Kong lin... ![RE: ***[Possible UCE]*** Re: ***[Possible UCE]*** RE: 68HC711E9 Windowed EPROM microcontrollers](http://cdn.embeddedrelated.com/images/icon_more.jpg)
Bob Smith - Apr 28 2004
Nigel --
I don't think the windowed parts every reached full qualification. At least
I don't recall seeing anything but XC parts and all I left in stock are
ma... ![Re: ***[Possible UCE]*** RE: 68HC711E9 Windowed EPROM microcontrollers](http://cdn.embeddedrelated.com/images/icon_more.jpg)
Frank Reckenberg - Jun 24 2005
Hello all,
I'm new to forum so forgive me if I seem a little green. I have a MC68HC711E9 that I would like to duplicate with another same chip. My question is if I copy fro... 
Nigel Johnson - Apr 28 2004
It looks like there are some here in Honig Kong. Th "XC" part number
means that it is not fully qualified, I believe there was a hermetic
seal problem at some tempe... ![RE: ***[Possible UCE]*** RE: 68HC711E9 Windowed EPROM microcontrollers](http://cdn.embeddedrelated.com/images/icon_more.jpg)
Torgeir Veimo - Jun 23 2004
I have a legacy hc11 application in an 68hc711e9 with OTP ROM which has
at one point an instruction that is
(raw instruction bytes $20FE)
loc BRA loc
... 
bal_gill21 - Feb 17 2005
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me the actual delay times that are involved with
writing to the 68hc711e9 EEPROM? Do you have to erase the byte first
then write it, ... 
Torgeir Veimo - Apr 29 2004
Hi,
I'm wondering if it is possible to check if a 68hc711 has the security
feature enabled (by putting it into a development board) without
clearing the conten... 
Jaap - Oct 31 2002
Hi,
A batch of 68HC711 was programmed but the program is now obsolete and I
would like to recycle them as regular 68HC11E9 's. I tried to disable the
EPROM t... 
EPROM [2 Articles]
bal_gill21 - Feb 2 2005
hi all,
I have a program that is working perfectly on my development system.
The program length is just under 1300 bytes. I have programmed a
68HC711E9 chip ... 
bal_gill21 - Feb 18 2005
I have a 68hc711e9 part with 12k EPROM, 512k RAM and 2k EEPROM. I am
not using any external memory.
--- In , BobGardner@a... wrote:
>
> In a message dat... 
Tony Papadimitriou - Oct 10 2006
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pratik Patel"
To:
> i m using 68hc11e9 to develop a robot.
> up to now i have finished testing my robot. now i need to run it
> w... 
Melear Charles-rdph40 - May 5 2003
Daniel,
The direct answer to your question is "yes".
However, you probably want a little more information. If your 68hc711 is in a board, you may not be able... 
Redd, Emmett R - Sep 12 2002
Most EVBUs came with some extra processor chips: either windowed EPROM
or OTP. These have 4K of memory below BUFFALO. If you don't still have
the extra chips, the O... 
n4hhe - Feb 17 2005
I have 100 of the 711E9 mask described in
http://www.freescale.com/files/microcontrollers/doc/errata/MSE711E9_4K81H.pdf
and all attempts to write code into t... 
chonchet1 - Oct 18 2004
Hi,
I am using the above development board for my final year project and
now i am trying to program On-Chip PROM of 68hc711e9 microcontoller,
which is ins... ![CME-11E9-EVBU [MC68HC711E9]](http://cdn.embeddedrelated.com/images/icon_more.jpg)
Kerry Berland - Sep 3 2002
Bob's method-- 74HC573 and octal darlington arrays
such as Toshiba TD62083 or Allegro/ON ULN2804--would
work fine. But as Bob also suggests, it might save
chip co... 
Redd, Emmett R - Mar 17 2006
I cannot answer all your questions, but see below for what I can answer.
Emmett Redd Ph.D. mailto:EmmettRedd@Emme...
Associate Professor (417)836-5221
D... 
Rakesh Krishnan - Aug 8 2006
Hi All,
=20=20=20
I had written a simple C program for M68HC711E9 Controller using Freeware=
GCC version 3.3.6. Also i compiled using GCC with vectors.c file and Linke=
r fi... 
Kerry Berland - Nov 18 2003
Regarding the 68HC811--
There used to be a significant hole in Motorola's line-up, as between
the 68HC11 product line, and the 68HC12, and a lot of people didn'... ![RE: 68HC811 [was 68HC24 PRU]](http://cdn.embeddedrelated.com/images/icon_more.jpg)
Rakesh Krishnan - Aug 8 2006
Hi All,
=20=20=20
I had written a simple C program for M68HC711E9 Controller using Freeware=
GCC version 3.3.6. Also i compiled using GCC with vectors.c file and Linke=
r fi... 
Rakesh Krishnan - Aug 8 2006
=20=20
Hi All,
=20=20=20
I had written a simple C program for M68HC711E9 Controller using Freeware=
GCC version 3.3.6. Also i compiled using GCC with vectors.c file an... 
Kerry Berland - Jun 24 2003
A Motorola 68HC911E16, synthesized 68HC11 with
flash and E clock up to 25 MHz. Using the
ingenuity that Motorola has often displayed
for other microcontrollers, ... 
Robert Smith - Jun 26 2003
Dream on Kerry, dream on ....
You should have saved this for 4/1/04 .
Bob
--- Avoid computer viruses, Practice safe hex ---
-- Specializing in sm... 
Tony Papadimitriou - Nov 19 2003
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kerry Berland" <>
To: <>
> Regarding the 68HC811--
>
> There used to be a significant hole in Motorola's line-up, as... ![Re: 68HC811 [was 68HC24 PRU]](http://cdn.embeddedrelated.com/images/icon_more.jpg)