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EVBU HC11E9 Memory - Chamkaur Singh - Sep 11 23:38:00 2002

Hi there,

I have an evaluation board of a HC11E9 and it has 512bytes of ram & eeprom.
However this board has a buffalo monitor program burnt in it. And I writing
some code that doesn't fit into the ram as the evaluation board only allows
a user program address space from $0000 to $0046 and $0100 to $01FF.

Is there any way that i can access more memory either by adding external ram
or by reconfiguring the EVBU board as I greatly need to test my code which
is about 800bytes. And i don't wish to remove this buffalo monitor.thks

Chamy
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RE: EVBU HC11E9 Memory - Trevor Jones - Sep 12 0:10:00 2002

I think that you also have from $B600 to $B7FF in EEPROM available to you.
When you are loading into EEPROM you will have to drop the Baud rate to 300.
To do this:
At the BUFFALO prompt type
mm 102B <return>
it will reply with
102b 30
type in
35 <return>
Then change the Baud rate on your terminal program to 300 and download your
program in the usual way.
At the "DONE" prompt, press your reset button and reset your terminal to
9600.
If you have any problems e-mail me.
Regards
Trevor
-----Original Message-----
From: Chamkaur Singh [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 2:39 PM
To:
Subject: [m68HC11] EVBU HC11E9 Memory Hi there,

I have an evaluation board of a HC11E9 and it has 512bytes of ram & eeprom.
However this board has a buffalo monitor program burnt in it. And I writing
some code that doesn't fit into the ram as the evaluation board only allows
a user program address space from $0000 to $0046 and $0100 to $01FF.

Is there any way that i can access more memory either by adding external ram
or by reconfiguring the EVBU board as I greatly need to test my code which
is about 800bytes. And i don't wish to remove this buffalo monitor.thks

Chamy
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RE: EVBU HC11E9 Memory - Redd, Emmett R - Sep 12 8:13:00 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 OTP is 68HC711E9 and can probably be obtained from
an electronics supplier. I have always had to use PCBug11 to program
the EPROM or OTP.

Emmett Redd Ph.D. mailto:
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Department of Physics, Astronomy, and Material Science
Southwest Missouri State University Fax (417)836-6226
901 SOUTH NATIONAL Dept (417)836-5131
SPRINGFIELD, MO 65804 USA

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chamkaur Singh [mailto:]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 11:39 PM
> To:
> Subject: [m68HC11] EVBU HC11E9 Memory
>
> Hi there,
>
> I have an evaluation board of a HC11E9 and it has 512bytes of ram &
> eeprom.
> However this board has a buffalo monitor program burnt in it. And I
> writing
> some code that doesn't fit into the ram as the evaluation board only
> allows
> a user program address space from $0000 to $0046 and $0100 to $01FF.
>
> Is there any way that i can access more memory either by adding
external
> ram
> or by reconfiguring the EVBU board as I greatly need to test my code
which
> is about 800bytes. And i don't wish to remove this buffalo
monitor.thks
>
> Chamy
> cheers! > _________________________________________________________________
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RE: EVBU HC11E9 Memory - Chamkaur Singh - Sep 12 20:08:00 2002

Hi there,

I have tried the suggestion given by Mr Trevor. Apparently, BUFFALO doesn't
allow me to change the BAUD register.I have tried using the MM command on
PORTA to verify that the MM command is working and it does. When I tried MM
102b and it replies with <102b 30> then I typed in 35 and it just hangs. Any
keybaord input from me doesn't get echoed on to the terminal. then i tried
MM 102b and inputting 30 just to see if the buffalo responded the same way
and it responded well and showing the prompt. then i tried MM 102b again and
inputing 31 but this time any input from the keyboard, garbage is displayed
on the terminal, then i reset the board and type MM 102b it shows 30 is in
the BAUD register.

Is there any jumpers that i have to change. I have tried this on another
EVBU board and i get the same scenario.Pls advise. Thks alot!

Chamkaur
cheers!
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I think that you also have from $B600 to $B7FF in EEPROM available to you.
When you are loading into EEPROM you will have to drop the Baud rate to 300.
To do this:
At the BUFFALO prompt type
mm 102B <return>
it will reply with
102b 30
type in
35 <return>
Then change the Baud rate on your terminal program to 300 and download your
program in the usual way.
At the "DONE" prompt, press your reset button and reset your terminal to
9600.
If you have any problems e-mail me.
Regards
Trevor
-----Original Message-----
From: Chamkaur Singh [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 2:39 PM
To:
Subject: [m68HC11] EVBU HC11E9 Memory Hi there,

I have an evaluation board of a HC11E9 and it has 512bytes of ram & eeprom.
However this board has a buffalo monitor program burnt in it. And I writing
some code that doesn't fit into the ram as the evaluation board only allows
a user program address space from $0000 to $0046 and $0100 to $01FF.

Is there any way that i can access more memory either by adding external ram
or by reconfiguring the EVBU board as I greatly need to test my code which
is about 800bytes. And i don't wish to remove this buffalo monitor.thks

Chamy
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RE: EVBU HC11E9 Memory - Trevor Jones - Sep 12 20:35:00 2002

Hi Once you have changed the baud rate on your evb you must then immediately
change the baud rate on your terminal program. Otherwise the board is set
to 300baud while your terminal is still at 9600baud
Regards
Trevor -----Original Message-----
From: Chamkaur Singh [mailto:]
Sent: Friday, September 13, 2002 11:08 AM
To:
Cc:
Subject: RE: [m68HC11] EVBU HC11E9 Memory Hi there,

I have tried the suggestion given by Mr Trevor. Apparently, BUFFALO doesn't
allow me to change the BAUD register.I have tried using the MM command on
PORTA to verify that the MM command is working and it does. When I tried MM
102b and it replies with <102b 30> then I typed in 35 and it just hangs. Any
keybaord input from me doesn't get echoed on to the terminal. then i tried
MM 102b and inputting 30 just to see if the buffalo responded the same way
and it responded well and showing the prompt. then i tried MM 102b again and
inputing 31 but this time any input from the keyboard, garbage is displayed
on the terminal, then i reset the board and type MM 102b it shows 30 is in
the BAUD register.

Is there any jumpers that i have to change. I have tried this on another
EVBU board and i get the same scenario.Pls advise. Thks alot!

Chamkaur
cheers!
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I think that you also have from $B600 to $B7FF in EEPROM available to you.
When you are loading into EEPROM you will have to drop the Baud rate to 300.
To do this:
At the BUFFALO prompt type
mm 102B <return>
it will reply with
102b 30
type in
35 <return>
Then change the Baud rate on your terminal program to 300 and download your
program in the usual way.
At the "DONE" prompt, press your reset button and reset your terminal to
9600.
If you have any problems e-mail me.
Regards
Trevor
-----Original Message-----
From: Chamkaur Singh [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 2:39 PM
To:
Subject: [m68HC11] EVBU HC11E9 Memory Hi there,

I have an evaluation board of a HC11E9 and it has 512bytes of ram & eeprom.
However this board has a buffalo monitor program burnt in it. And I writing
some code that doesn't fit into the ram as the evaluation board only allows
a user program address space from $0000 to $0046 and $0100 to $01FF.

Is there any way that i can access more memory either by adding external ram
or by reconfiguring the EVBU board as I greatly need to test my code which
is about 800bytes. And i don't wish to remove this buffalo monitor.thks

Chamy
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RE: EVBU HC11E9 Memory - John Samperi - Sep 12 22:09:00 2002

At 01:08 AM 13/09/02 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi there,
>
>I have tried the suggestion given by Mr Trevor. Apparently, BUFFALO doesn't
>allow me to change the BAUD register.I have tried using the MM command on
>PORTA to verify that the MM command is working and it does. When I tried MM
>102b and it replies with <102b 30> then I typed in 35 and it just hangs. Any
>keybaord input from me doesn't get echoed on to the terminal. then i tried
>MM 102b and inputting 30 just to see if the buffalo responded the same way
>and it responded well and showing the prompt. then i tried MM 102b again and
>inputing 31 but this time any input from the keyboard, garbage is displayed
>on the terminal, then i reset the board and type MM 102b it shows 30 is in
>the BAUD register.

You MUST change the speed in your terminal program also to match
your board's new speed.

Regards

John Samperi

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Re: EVBU HC11E9 Memory - Andre Buecker - Sep 13 18:35:00 2002

> You MUST change the speed in your terminal program also to match
> your board's new speed.

You could leave the Baud rate alone and see if your terminal
program has a line pacing option, I use the original WIN3.1
terminal program for BUFFALO and find downloading to the
EEPROM works fine if you set the line pacing to 1/10 sec per
line.

This way you don't have to mess with the Baud rate.





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Re: EVBU HC11E9 Memory - John Samperi - Sep 13 21:55:00 2002

At 05:35 PM 13/09/02 -0600, you wrote:
>> You MUST change the speed in your terminal program also to match
>> your board's new speed.
>
>You could leave the Baud rate alone and see if your terminal
>program has a line pacing option, I use the original WIN3.1
>terminal program for BUFFALO and find downloading to the
>EEPROM works fine if you set the line pacing to 1/10 sec per
>line.
>
>This way you don't have to mess with the Baud rate.

I use that one too, but Hyperteminal has a finer step down to 1 mS
timing between characters. I use Hyperterm with my download
program that can program either internal EEPROM or
serial EEPROM connected to the SPI. It work very well.
It's a pity that it doesn't have the nice function keys that
the old WIN3.11 terminal has, which I find indispensable..

Regards

John Samperi

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