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 ... 
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... 
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.
... 
Brian Moerdyk - May 11 2004
You're right. Had the same problem myself transitioning from 'E2 to 'E1.
See below for more comments.
--- John <> wrote:
> It still won't work in SC-mode - I n... 
kokhuikang - Dec 31 2004
can anybody tell me is it possible for me to use MC68HC711E2FCN2's
EPROM. How i can do that if i am intend to use bootstrap mode. This
MCU doesn't has the quar... 
Mahesh Chandra - May 1 2002
hi list
i am going to put one question .
when we program a eprom,if size of eprom is grater than code ,what
happen to blank space.somebody told me that if spac... 
sergioheta - Apr 5 2005
Hello
I have a school project and i have a doubt, hope someone could help
me
with this:
wich hc11's have buffalo included in the micro, I recently bought a
mc6... 
indran19 - Oct 24 2004
hi friends..
my name is Indran..
i am from Malaysia..
i am doing final year BE(Mechatronics)..
currently i am doing a robot as my final year project..
i am... 
Mike McCarty - Aug 15 2006
Mike Phillips wrote:
> Mike,
>
> Am I SOL?
I'm afraid that you are. I found this document
http://www.ortodoxism.ro/datasheets/motorola/MC68HC11KTS.pdf
which, if you loo... 
Redd, Emmett R - May 18 2004
BUFFALO is too big for E9's RAM. Use PCBUG11 or JBUG to debug EEPROM
(or EPROM) without programming anything new into EPROM.
Emmett Redd Ph.D. mailto:
Associat... 
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)
Anand Arumugam - Feb 24 2003
In our project we are running the 68HC11 in expanded
mode. we have a SRAM at $6000 and a EPROM at $E000.
we download the program to the SRAM using the bufallo... 
v_illiev - Nov 14 2005
Hello
I have file, that contains information stored in an EPROM. Can I view
program? uP is MC68HC11E1.
... 
rake...@yahoo.co.in - Aug 9 2006
Hi All
When i programmed the MC68HC711E9CFN2 Chip with a Version A of Software (.S19) it programmed sucessfully. I made some modifications in the Version A Software and made it ... 
John Samperi - Dec 23 2002
At 11:39 AM 23/12/02 -0800, you wrote:
>I am migrating from the MC68HC811E2 to MC68HC711E9. I am looking for the
>maximum voltage the the MC68HC811E2 can handle. Ca... 
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)
Rakesh Krishnan - Aug 9 2006
Hi All
=20=20=20
When i programmed the MC68HC711E9CFN2 Chip with a Version A of Software (=
.S19) it programmed sucessfully. I made some modifications in the Version A=
Soft... 
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)
ncnghtstkr - Jul 26 2003
I can't get the program to work on the MAG11 board, I've figured out
the code is not written for the 256 EPROM, but I don't know what to
change!
... 
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)
Art Burke - Nov 4 2005
Well, got it to run. I think that I had a bad RS232 cable.
I'd like to have the talker reassembled so it will run on boot-up.
I guess I need to have the chip run... 
Anand Arumugam - Feb 14 2003
Hi
I had the following situation in our project and could
not reason out why it is happening so!?!
We developed a board with a RAM, EPROM and 6811 in it.
... 
Calamity Jane - Jul 3 2004
The currect HC11 project (the one with the slow LCD display) is for my
darkroom - it has a whole series of (adjustable) timers, one for each
step in color processin... 
Brian Moerdyk - Sep 1 2003
To answer John's question:
Yes, the window of the EPROM is covered with black electrical tape.
I've found this to be a particularly useful way to do it, since th... 
Mike McCarty - Aug 16 2006
Mike Phillips wrote:
> Mine is the plcc 84.
Yes, I see that you actually posted that information in your
first message. Sorry to overlook that.
> I'm not troubled at all ... 
Robert Smith - Aug 16 2006
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike McCarty"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 2:14 PM
Subject: Re: [m68HC11] Re: HC711 pinout
> Mike Phillips wrote:
> > ... 
celeritas_scientia - Mar 17 2006
Hello all,
I am using an HC11EVBU2 board with an HC11E9 chip on it, and it also
appears to have some external memory on the board as well. I'm trying
to find room to write cod... 
David Kelly - Jun 3 2002
On Mon, Jun 03, 2002 at 03:15:49PM -0500, Technical Operations wrote:
> **sorry for slighltly off topic, i dont have anyone else to ask immediately**
>
> Questio... 
Sheldon Black - Sep 2 2003
I had this problem with eproms for other micros years ago. I found a couple
of solutions that worked for me:
1. GOOD ERASE - Leave the eprom in the eraser for 3x... 
Robert Smith - Aug 16 2006
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike McCarty"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 2:14 PM
Subject: Re: [m68HC11] Re: HC711 pinout
> Mike Phillips wrote:
> > ... 
Mac McClanahan - May 2 2003
Does anyone know how to do this? I know they are using the IAR c
compiler for their main code.
Thanks
Mac
> Hey Mac,
> What I'm trying to do is chan... 
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... 
Brian Moerdyk - Sep 2 2003
I just tried the "all zeroes" approach, and four out of four devices programmed
and verified with all zeroes in the EPROM.
I had one that failed blank check before ... 
Brian Moerdyk - Jun 4 2003
Mike,
You should definitely read up on the "Pins and Connections" section of the HC11
manual (which you can download in PDF from Motorola)
http://e-www.motor... 
Redd, Emmett R - Sep 2 2003
To follow Calamity Jane, check for cold solder joints. They are
notorious for working an amount of time and then failing without
explanation.
Emmett Redd Ph.D.... 
- Nov 14 2002
In a message dated 11/14/02 9:43:27 AM Eastern Standard Time,
writes:
> Can anybody give me some advise for converting code used on 811e2 to 711e9?
> These p... 
Tony Papadimitriou - Feb 19 2003
Hi all,
Does anyone know if while the HC11 (the 68HC11E0 in particular) is running
in expanded mode, and the XIRQ input(which also happens to be Vpp for the E
... 
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... 
Mark Schultz - Jul 29 2004
--- In , Naveen P N wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm quite new to the HC11 architecture. I've been able to install
> the GNU C compiler and got it working. But... 
Brian Moerdyk - Sep 8 2002
Hello,
Up until Motorola discontinued the 'E2, I was a religous user.
Now, based on what I can get my hands on, I have switched over to the
'E1, but am having ... 