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I have the 68HC11 Evaluation board and somehow the Buffalo monitoring program has been deleted or corrupted from the board. The only mode of operation that supports Buffalo is the special test mode. Whenever the MODA and MODB jumpers are configured for any other mode, it does not reset to show the Buffalo Monitor software. I have tried programming the Buffalo file located in C:\AxIDE3\Monitor\buf34x.s19 but have had no luck. How can I reinstall Buffalo so it works correctly in all modes of operation?

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Have you tried setting the ROMON bit in CONFIG? (Naturally, followed by a reset) If this doesn't help, kindly post more details. Which processor, which eval board? regards Nigel At 18:20 03-03-30 +0000, you wrote: >I have the 68HC11 Evaluation board and somehow the Buffalo monitoring >program has been deleted or corrupted from the board. The only mode >of operation that supports Buffalo is the special test mode. >Whenever the MODA and MODB jumpers are configured for any other mode, >it does not reset to show the Buffalo Monitor software. I have tried >programming the Buffalo file located in C:\AxIDE3\Monitor\buf34x.s19 >but have had no luck. How can I reinstall Buffalo so it works >correctly in all modes of operation? > >To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:

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I'm not really sure what I did but it works now. :) The ROMON bit was set when I checked it, so I unchecked it and reset it, then set it back again. It might have been the LCD screen I had hooked up to it, although I wasn't having problems with it again. I wish I knew exactly how it got fixed but I'm happy either way. :p --- In , Nigel Johnson <nw.johnson@i...> wrote: > Have you tried setting the ROMON bit in CONFIG? (Naturally, followed by a > reset) > > If this doesn't help, kindly post more details. Which processor, which > eval board? > > regards > > Nigel > At 18:20 03-03-30 +0000, you wrote: > >I have the 68HC11 Evaluation board and somehow the Buffalo monitoring > >program has been deleted or corrupted from the board. The only mode > >of operation that supports Buffalo is the special test mode. > >Whenever the MODA and MODB jumpers are configured for any other mode, > >it does not reset to show the Buffalo Monitor software. I have tried > >programming the Buffalo file located in C:\AxIDE3\Monitor\buf34x.s19 > >but have had no luck. How can I reinstall Buffalo so it works > >correctly in all modes of operation? > > > > > > > >To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > > > > > > > > >

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