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68HC711E9 Copy Device - Frank Reckenberg - Jun 24 5:33:00 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 from device to device with an EEPROM Burner will it duplicate the entire chip or clone it? I'm using the 64K mode.
Any help is most appreciated,
Frank
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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 from device to device with an EEPROM Burner will it duplicate the entire chip or clone it? I'm using the 64K mode.
Any help is most appreciated,
Frank
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