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HC12

ramsin - 13:37 26-07-05
Hi, Does anybody know where I can find necessary parts to start working on HC12? I'm looking for HC12 itself, its programmer and anything which is necessary to implement a project using M68HC12. Thanks, ...HC12

Mot HC12 Networking

David Evennou - 12:00 11-05-04
Anyone have Ethernet running on Mot HC12? Comments on both commercial and freeware and appreciated. Thanks, David Evennou ...Mot HC12 Networking

GDB/BDM for S12X (HC12)

Mamluk Caliph - 08:15 11-06-07
Hi, I need a GDB compatible debugger for HC12 (actually PC9S12XF512MLM). It would be great is if such a device is a stand-alone TCP/IP based unit. Any other solution that would support a Linux host & GNU tool- chain is also interesting. Cheers /Mam ...GDB/BDM for S12X (HC12)

HC12 : inDart-HCS12/D anyone ?

09:07 05-04-07
Hi all, I'll develop an embedded system based on FreeScale HC12, mainly using MC9S12NE64 and MC9S12DP256. In short, MC9S12NE64 - based will be a card collecting analog sensor's data, an ADC, an Ethernet port, while the MC9S12DP256 - based will be a more versatile one to develop prototype fo...HC12 : inDart-HCS12/D anyone ?

HC12 (+ Ethernet) development kit ?

07:55 06-03-07
Hi all, I am planning to develop an embedded application with the Freescale (Motorola) MC9S12DP256 microcontroller. I aleready have a good 10 year knowledge of HC11/HC12 C/assembly programming, and electronics design, what I need now is a good development kit, including compiler and Backgrou...HC12 (+ Ethernet) development kit ?

GNU HC12 and HITEX JprobeHCS12

Marc - 18:00 09-02-04
Hello there, I am using the GNU HC12 and a JprobeHC12 from Hitex. They are using, applying a Symbol preprocessor (elf/dwarf), to obtain a SYM and HTX file.... when I am using an applicaiton in banking mode, I have a problem with my debug. I suspect that the Sym processor can't convert correct...GNU HC12 and HITEX JprobeHCS12

Software Real-Time Clock on HC12

Christian Winter - 08:48 02-03-06
Hi! I am trying to implement a software real-time clock on the HC12 using the timer module. I am pretty much unable to do it at this point and was hoping that someone could point me in the right direction -- perhaps even coded examples that could serve as a way to better understand it. I need...Software Real-Time Clock on HC12

questions about motorola microcontrollers and MCUs in general

panfilero - 20:29 21-02-07
Hello, I had a few real basic question about microcontrollers. I've been learning the motorola HC12 at school, but whenever I pick up magazines or any kind of hobby related embedded type of reading material, the microcontrollers I see most often mentioned are the PIC and the STAMP and now somet...questions about motorola microcontrollers and MCUs in general

Re: HCS12 Family Compiler Question

Oliver Betz - 15:21 03-02-04
scotty_agnew@hotmail.com (Scott) wrote: [Compiler for HC12] > pricy. Any comments on > the code warrier suite? Or which compiler should I use? If you want to know (and control) what happens: Cosmic C compiler with iSYSTEM iC3000 debugger, a good editor (maybe Source Insight, if you are ...Re: HCS12 Family Compiler Question

Re: 68HC08

Gary Schnabl - 16:45 19-03-05
"kb" wrote in message news:1111109343.767974.73890@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com... > I guess what i'm really asking is how would i be able to program the > controller flash on the board. i think designing the board etc wouldn't > be much problem but let say i have the board ready, how do...Re: 68HC08

SBasic on 68HC912B32 HC12 derivative

Christian Winter - 12:04 14-03-06
Hi: I am trying to get SBasic code to work on the 68HC912B32 HC12. I am simply trying to set the first 4 bits of port b high and the last 4 bits low. I am using a DC volt meter to measure the high and low voltage on the port. Unfortunately, it never works and I get the following errors. Wh...SBasic on 68HC912B32 HC12 derivative

Re: advice on choosing mcu

Grant Edwards - 15:27 04-06-04
On 2004-06-04, David Brown wrote: > > However the GNU G is hardly optimised. > > I take it you mean GNU C... > > I don't think gcc holds many records as being absolutely the > best optomising compiler available on any particular platform, > but it is pretty solid on many systems, ...Re: advice on choosing mcu

HC12 Jtag

Repzak - 09:47 30-04-05
Hey Anyone have a design for a Jtag interface to a MC9s12NE64, it has to run 3v3 and 25Mhz.. it's not easy to use that much money as a student :( Kasper ...HC12 Jtag

HC12 Eval Board M68EVB912B32 Flash EEPROM

Christian Winter - 11:21 16-03-06
Hi: I am trying to use the real time interrupt on the HC12 (68HC912B23 derivative), but my EVB uses a interrupt vector table that is located in the read-only section of the Flash EEPROM. Instead, to program the internet vector table I must do the following (quote from the manual): "To allo...HC12 Eval Board M68EVB912B32 Flash EEPROM

Re: embedded processors

Schwob - 20:26 14-08-04
Look at atmel.com for their AVRs, look at Microchip.com for any code size (not too big ;-) for their PIC12 through PIC18, look at www.silabs.com for devices with excellent analog features. Need a 16-bit? Look at www.renesas.com, www.freescale.com for HC12, http://www.stmicroelectronics.co...Re: embedded processors

Can't get HC12 EVB and metrowerks to program Flash on target board via BDM

egp001 - 11:26 11-05-04
When I connect a target board to an HC12 EVB and use Metrowerks v2.0 freeware IDE, I can assemble, link, go to the debugger and download into RAM. When I set my default.prm file for the linker to point to flash, the download fails with the message: Elf-Loader Error while writing to 8000..80B4...Can't get HC12 EVB and metrowerks to program Flash on target board via BDM

thanks

ritu - 12:22 01-02-04
thanks for your quick message. if u can kindly give the material regarding hc12 it will be of great help and also kind of u . one more request , can u give me the material in english !! :) with regards ritu ...thanks

Re: C embedded programming books?

BobG - 13:56 15-05-06
Hello Chris. You say you know of 4 C99 compilers..... lets list them here for the C. A. E. members. Imagecraft has a new C99 preprocessor for their family of compilers... AVR, HC12, ARM, MSP430. GCC has many C99 things like and 64 bit longs. Anyone add to the list? ...Re: C embedded programming books?

Re: Failure of 68HC908KX8 Monitor Mode

Gary Schnabl - 07:23 13-10-04
"Jack" wrote in message news:22848a91.0410130210.74b9ee4@posting.google.com... > > Be advised that there are some more-specific Freescale HC08 NGs: > > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/68HC05_08/ > > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hc08/ > > codewarrior.embedded > > also Metrowerks....Re: Failure of 68HC908KX8 Monitor Mode

USA: Free HCS08/12 dev hardware & Codewarrior

larwe - 12:59 13-07-08
Cleaning junk I found a Freescale DEMO9S08QG8 evaluation board and what appears to be a full boxed edition of CodeWarrior studio for HC12/ HCS12. Free to anyone who'll pay the shipping (I'd guess it at $10 within the US). ...USA: Free HCS08/12 dev hardware & Codewarrior

Re: Freescale (formerly Motorola)

Oliver Betz - 18:28 15-11-04
"Yvan BOURNE" wrote: > For information : > - The QT4 doesn't contains an UART ; on the QT demo board, it was a software > UART > - CodeWarrior (Metrowerks) is now limited to 16Ko. but only CW for the HC12!? HC08 still 4K AFAIK, isn't it? Oliver -- Oliver Betz, Muenchen (oliverbetz....Re: Freescale (formerly Motorola)

LPC2114 - where to buy?

Jukka Marin - 05:29 27-08-04
We'd like to use the Philips LPC2114 in a new design (we need 8 capture channels, a serial port etc.), but all the dealers say the lead time is 24 weeks. We can't possibly wait this long to have a pilot series manufactured. Is there any place where we could buy, say 50 of these MCU's _now_ or ...LPC2114 - where to buy?

External Memory Capabilities of the HC12

zachjacobs@gmail.com - 23:59 15-11-06
Hello, I am relatively new to the 68HC12 (about 5 months) and I'm using it in a project that I've been working on. I know that the 68HC12 has an external addressing scheme that will allow one to reach 1MBytes worth of data. My question is this: What types of external memories are availab...External Memory Capabilities of the HC12

Re: USB iterface to read memory sticks

42Bastian Schick - 01:04 04-06-04
> I wish to interface a AVR Mega128 to read USB Memory > Sticks or worst case PCMCIA Memory Flash Cards. Thus the > USB I am loking for is a master rather than the off-the- > shelf slave designs. Instead of doing a two CPU solution (Atmel or Cypress or ...), why not go for a CPU which can do ...Re: USB iterface to read memory sticks

Re: Newbie-Q: CodeWarrior, HCS12, and P&E Micro

Janvi - 13:39 15-12-03
there are diffrent ways to interprete a banking address for the HC12. Assume your Linker setup does not match the loader interpretation. Eg. there are 20 or 24 bit addresses possible. Some see the HC12 range as 1 Mbyte and others see it as 4 Mbyte with "holes" inside becouse the bank switched ...Re: Newbie-Q:  CodeWarrior, HCS12, and P&E Micro

PDIUSB12,non sense Interrupt value

blisca - 07:30 07-09-07
Hi,in my "self made educational board" using a PDIUSB12 and a 9s12e64(HC12 family) i found that sometimes the Irq from the D12 has a value of 0x0003 or 0x00C3. That lowest nibble having value 3 sounds like a nonsense because it means that bit 0(indicating CTRL_OUT_INTERRUPT) and bit 1(indicating...PDIUSB12,non sense Interrupt value

hc12,can i return from interrupt and jump elsewhere?

blisca - 08:55 29-09-07
Hello from Milan ,Italy, i'm programming a 9s12 uC in C language,with occasional assembly inserts; the question is: a function myfunc() is runnin,and an external events calls an interrupt service routine,is it possible,once the interrupt did its job,to avoid to continue with my func() from...hc12,can i return from interrupt and jump elsewhere?

hc12 sci PROBLEM

Jessie - 15:07 25-06-07
Hi all, I'm currently using a HC912 EVB board to transmit the data converted from ADC to SCI and then transmit to the PC, hoping PC will get the data and display. But it seems nothing is received on PC, although the D-bug 12 is shown in Hyperterminal, while the program is executed, only thi...hc12 sci PROBLEM

Re: How can I Network using a microcontroller

42Bastian Schick - 09:11 04-02-04
On 29 Jan 2004 04:50:40 -0800, ghayourn@yahoo.com (Omid Ghayour) wrote: > I have a microcontroller and I want to make a connection with a lan > card (a pc on a lan) using TCP/IP. I think to use the lan card IC to > control the protocol, but I need to write a driver for it on my > hardware. Ca...Re: How can I Network using a microcontroller

Re: hc11 tutorial

Janvi - 06:27 01-02-04
On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 12:00:30 +0100, ritu wrote: > i am totally new to hc11 . can anyone help find complete tutorial for > beginners and advanced on the internet. name of books will also help . > > thanks in advance > > ritu recently I wrote one in German Language for the HCS12 w...Re: hc11 tutorial

Re: Advice neede: Atmel or Philips ARM

Eric - 15:11 23-03-06
Paul, That's a cool 40 pin product! Does it have BDM pins? I'm used to BDM on the hc12 devices and it would be hard to give it up. I'd also need a low cost BDM adapter, perhaps for serial or parallel port on a PC. I'm assuming you disribute the gcc compiler (I saw that you use DEV-CPP, b...Re: Advice neede: Atmel or Philips ARM

Re: Single-Source PIC, AVR & Alternatives

Pete Fenelon - 16:33 09-12-06
Tim Wescott wrote: > > Consider the 68HCxx lines from Motorola. > > > How is Freescale for delivery? I used a 68HC11 variant many moons ago > and ran into delivery problems starting with my request for samples. The bigger a customer you are the more likely Freescale is to have what ...Re: Single-Source PIC, AVR & Alternatives

Re: undocumented PIC16 opcodes

mc - 11:42 02-07-07
"Rolf Blom" wrote in message news:f6b1ru$mq6$1@news.al.sw.ericsson.se... > I remember one time a (non-PIC) cpu was acting funny, due to an > undocumented opcode that got into a corrupted binary. > The opcode caused the cpu to start excercising its address bus in a > sequential pattern...Re: undocumented PIC16 opcodes

SPI : Freescale vs Microchip compatibility ?

07:30 07-03-07
Hi guys, I would like to know if the SPI ports are fully compatible between Freescale and Microchip ? I understand that SPI has become a "de facto" standard in the industry. The serial signals goes up to 10 Mbps, which is enough for my app, and saves data/control buses. Am I wrong to assu...SPI : Freescale vs Microchip compatibility ?

Re: Free C compiler for MOTOROLA HC08

Grant Edwards - 10:24 05-04-04
On 2004-04-05, Johnny wrote: > How about using the Atmel AVR and Imagecraft compiler instead?? > I have had very good experience with that combination. > > The low-cost tools and compilers for AVR make it much cheaper to get > started, and the I think performace of AVR is much better ...Re: Free C compiler for MOTOROLA HC08

Re: Open Source EC++ Implementation?

John Devereux - 14:44 30-07-07
Himanshu Chauhan writes: > Chris Hills wrote: > > > > > You are more > > > experienced guys. So I would crap my idea of using EC++ or C++ for that > > > matter because I need to run on 8-bitters. > > > > If you need to run on 8 bitter then C++ is a non starter because there > >...Re: Open Source EC++ Implementation?

Re: Help with a BootLoader for Motorala Controler

Steve - 10:15 19-08-05
If you are interested in a complete, ready to run HC12 CAN bootloader with all the source code, PC and HC12, and hardware, you might want to check out my Cheetah12 bootloader kit at www.zanthic.com To answer your questions, yes this is possible. You can have a user vector table located just bel...Re: Help with a BootLoader for Motorala Controler

Re: Best microcontroller with Linux development tools

Grant Edwards - 18:04 26-03-08
On 2008-03-26, Frank-Christian Kruegel wrote: > On Wed, 26 Mar 2008 14:41:29 -0500, "Bob11" > wrote: > > > Does anyone have any experience, or know of any vendors, of small > > microcontroller development tools than run natively on Linux? I'm looking > > at processors in the 8051/AVR/...Re: Best microcontroller with Linux development tools

Re: AVR + Ethernet TCP - performance??

Repzak - 11:31 05-04-05
> Anyone has used a TCP/IP on AVR?? Yes i think i have a lot stuff and code laying arround for that project > I'm planning to build a system consisting of ATMega128 + external SRAM + > RTL 8019. I'm thinking of use "uIP TCP/IP Stack". same here, i just didn't connect the sram,casued ...Re: AVR + Ethernet TCP - performance??

Re: ImageCraft working on ICCARM

42Bastian Schick - 00:37 02-04-04
> > We will of course support both the ARM and Thumb code. Are you planning to keep the ARM calling convention ? I am asking, because we do write assembly RTOS, and thus a change in calling convention will mean some more work (though there are places where a change would be good :-) Als...Re: ImageCraft working on ICCARM
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