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SAB167CR-LM

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 7 replies

Hello Everyone, I recently inherited a design based on Infineon C167 microcontroller with Rigel Reads 3.1 software to program it. I have never...

Hello Everyone, I recently inherited a design based on Infineon C167 microcontroller with Rigel Reads 3.1 software to program it. I have never done any microcontroller programming before and since this doesnt seem to be very popular microcontroller, there is not much I could find on the net. There were a couple of books on it but I believe they are in german only. However I have to work on i...


CS8900 question

Started by Adib Taraben in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 2 replies

In our new project we want to use cs8900 in the 8bit mode with a 16bit uC (infineon C166). We would like to use this chip, because this is on...

In our new project we want to use cs8900 in the 8bit mode with a 16bit uC (infineon C166). We would like to use this chip, because this is on the Keil Eval board and widely used. Now I am reading the chip has some issues. The interrupt stops suddenly. And that there are some workarounds. So is there a reliable driver library for this chip? Should I better use an other? Which? An...


Where do I connect to the board?

Started by steff_dk in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 10 replies

Hi all. I want to change the text labels displayed on my car radio to my native language instead of English. I have been told that it operates...

Hi all. I want to change the text labels displayed on my car radio to my native language instead of English. I have been told that it operates a Siemens/Infineon c167-crlm. I have come to the conclusion that Rowley's CrossWorks and CrossConnect may be a good choice - that is also within my economic reach (this being a purely private hobby project). But before throwing money at this - can I ...


SPI comunication

Started by allievo in comp.arch.embedded15 years ago 2 replies

Hello, I just received a Triboard for the Infineon TC1766 Tricore microcontroller. I am trying to setup the SPI comunication with the eeprom...

Hello, I just received a Triboard for the Infineon TC1766 Tricore microcontroller. I am trying to setup the SPI comunication with the eeprom on the board, however there are no examples on how to configure the micro. Would anyone know where I can get an example of SPI implementation for the Tricore?? I would appreciate annyy help!!!! Thanks!!


OT: What happened to Rigelcorp.com ?

Started by Jan Homuth in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 2 replies

Hi all, I wonder what happened to www.rigelcorp.com I searched for information on an old C166 Evaluation Board - the RMB166. Unfortunately...

Hi all, I wonder what happened to www.rigelcorp.com I searched for information on an old C166 Evaluation Board - the RMB166. Unfortunately all links to the Rigel Corporation are dead. (Keil, TASKING, Infineon, google, altavista...) Specifically - if anyone could help out with a user manual for this board I would be thankful. thanks & kid regards /jan


Linux on TriCore -- missing GCC

Started by 42Bastian Schick in comp.arch.embedded20 years ago 1 reply

Hi Infineon makes some big noise about Linux running on their latest TriCore. _But_ I wonder how it can be compiled ? So far I had no luck in...

Hi Infineon makes some big noise about Linux running on their latest TriCore. _But_ I wonder how it can be compiled ? So far I had no luck in finding a gcc for TriCore. Any hint/link ? TIA --- 42Bastian Do not email to bastian42@yahoo.com, it's a spam-only account :-) Use @epost.de instead !


H-bridges - what am I missing?

Started by larwe in comp.arch.embedded14 years ago 12 replies

I'm looking for a simple, preferably through-hole H-bridge IC, nothing fancy, for PWM-controlled DC motor drive. (5A max would be...

I'm looking for a simple, preferably through-hole H-bridge IC, nothing fancy, for PWM-controlled DC motor drive. (5A max would be plenty). Infineon TLE5205 ought to do the trick, but I don't understand how one would drive it. The truth table (IN1, IN2, OUT1, OUT2) is: 00:10 (forward) 01:01 (reverse) 10:00 (braking) 11:ZZ (freewheeling) I was expecting a direction input and a drive inpu...


USB CY7C67300 chip HPI

Started by Jac in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 3 replies

Hello, Does anyone has experience with the Cypress CY7C67300 USB chip. I want to read it by using the HPI protocol. I have a PCB with a C167...

Hello, Does anyone has experience with the Cypress CY7C67300 USB chip. I want to read it by using the HPI protocol. I have a PCB with a C167 infineon microcontroller connected to this chip. I have tried but I can't get it working. Can anybody give me some hints. Jac.


Next generation products - microprocessor family

Started by Gian in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 21 replies

Hi all, we're trying to solve a complicated task. We have to choose uP' family for our next generation's products. Since now we disperse a...

Hi all, we're trying to solve a complicated task. We have to choose uP' family for our next generation's products. Since now we disperse a lot of energy (and money of course) in different system equipped with: - infineon C167CRLM - fujitsu MB90545 - various microchip - some atmel (AVR) - some TI (don't remember partname) Mine product are something like PLC. To be more precise, produ...


RE: Ethernet Phy with Auto-MDIX. any success out there

Started by Chris_99 in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 5 replies

Group: Has anyone had any success incorporating Auto-MDIX using the: -Infineon ADM7001? -Davicom DM9161A - success with any other phy-only...

Group: Has anyone had any success incorporating Auto-MDIX using the: -Infineon ADM7001? -Davicom DM9161A - success with any other phy-only chip? Thanks Chris


about HDLC/SDLC IC's

Started by tguclu in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 5 replies

Hi Does anyone used a peripheral IC for HDLC/SDLC implementation ? Can you advice me ? I'm undecided between Infineon 20542(2 Channel Serial...

Hi Does anyone used a peripheral IC for HDLC/SDLC implementation ? Can you advice me ? I'm undecided between Infineon 20542(2 Channel Serial Optimized Communication Controller with DMA-SEROCCO-D) and Zilog's Z85C30 What I need is ; -3x USART outputs (i will have to use 2xIC's for that) -SDLC protocol support (prefer if bit stuffing,crc check,data flow control done in hw) In the dat...


Code transformations

Started by Tim Frink in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago

Hi, I want to reduce code size of my DSP code. The Infineon TriCore processor I'm using supports two different types of instructions, a 16 and...

Hi, I want to reduce code size of my DSP code. The Infineon TriCore processor I'm using supports two different types of instructions, a 16 and a 32 bit version. There are no equivalent 16bit instructions for all 32bit instruction and the 16bit instructions are obviously more constrained in terms of their operands. So, for example for jumps, the maximal displacement can be 8bit large while ...


Problem with Bit stuffing

Started by Alexander in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 1 reply

Hello I have a CAN-Modul with an 8 Bit CAN controller from Infineon (SAF-C515C-8EM). The Busload is about 30%. Sometimes the controller has...

Hello I have a CAN-Modul with an 8 Bit CAN controller from Infineon (SAF-C515C-8EM). The Busload is about 30%. Sometimes the controller has problems to set the Stuffbit on the right possition. For example: He sends 6 recessive Bits and than a dominant Bit. But after 5 equal Bits must follow an other Bit. I want to know if some one has known this problem? Thanks Alexander


Hex-Files - Record length

Started by Thomas Baier in comp.arch.embedded19 years ago 7 replies

Hi there, I'v got the following problem: I've got a C164CI microcontroller (Infineon) and I've written a prog to send Hex-Files to it. When I...

Hi there, I'v got the following problem: I've got a C164CI microcontroller (Infineon) and I've written a prog to send Hex-Files to it. When I work with the integrated OS of the microcontroller I always have to add '0xFF's to every record that has less than 32 byte. Now I'd like to write my own bootloader for the microcontroller and my question is: Do I always have to fill my hex records ...


GNU Assembler

Started by Thomas Baier in comp.arch.embedded19 years ago 2 replies

Hi there, I'm working with an C164CI microcontroller from Infineon and I like to write programs to it in assembly. I just have some experience...

Hi there, I'm working with an C164CI microcontroller from Infineon and I like to write programs to it in assembly. I just have some experience with the software from KEIL and now I'd like to use the GNU assembler for the C166 family from HIGHTEC as I prefer working under Linux. So my question is, if there where some examples of assembly code for the gnu assembler g166-as and where to fin...


Calling conventions

Started by Tim Frink in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 1 reply

Hi, in a computer science class we were discussing the RISC and used the MIPS ISA with the SPIM simulator for some practical labs. The...

Hi, in a computer science class we were discussing the RISC and used the MIPS ISA with the SPIM simulator for some practical labs. The SPIM simulator had the calling convention that registers $t0-$t9 were caller-saved while $s0-$s7 were callee-saved. So, here the division in these two classes of registers was static. Another example are Infineon TriCore microcotrollers. They do not use ...


Didactic Quality of Datasheets (Texas Timers)

Started by Janvi in comp.arch.embedded20 years ago 3 replies

Already walked through a dozend of diffrent uC Architectures Zilog, Motorola, Infineon, STM, AMD and more in the recent years. But for the...

Already walked through a dozend of diffrent uC Architectures Zilog, Motorola, Infineon, STM, AMD and more in the recent years. But for the moment the Texas Instruments TMS320C24x Peripheral description drives me crazy. The Texas datasheet consists of a mix of feature lists and examples some diagramms and some descriptions. Everything shaked and then printed. There are 3 Timers. Only Tim...


Atmel releasing FLASH AVR32 ?

Started by -jg in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 63 replies

It seems Atmel are doing the next logical thing, and releasing FLASH variants of...

It seems Atmel are doing the next logical thing, and releasing FLASH variants of their AVR32. See: http://www.ecnasiamag.com/print.asp?id=13245 Top MHz still seems to be Flash constrained - we've been stuck in the 50-100MHz zone for what seems like years.... Seems to make the Cortex M3 look 'ordinary' - but will the peripheral specs be as impressive as the new Infineon XC2200 ? ...


Cache access

Started by Tim Frink in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 5 replies

Hi, I'm experimenting with an instruction set simulator for an Infineon DSP. The simulator simulates the execution of the code for a DSP...

Hi, I'm experimenting with an instruction set simulator for an Infineon DSP. The simulator simulates the execution of the code for a DSP that has an instruction cache (16 KByte, 2-way set associative, 256 Bits/Line, LRU replacement) and the instructions might be 16 or 32 Bit wide. What I do is to compile a program (given in assembler) in its original version and run it through the ...


Microchip Introduces First 16-bit Microcontroller Product Line - the PIC24

Started by Bill Giovino in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 147 replies

http://microcontroller.com/news/microchip_pic24.asp Up to 40MIPS performance, up to 256Kbytes Flash, a 23-bit address bus, and Microchip's...

http://microcontroller.com/news/microchip_pic24.asp Up to 40MIPS performance, up to 256Kbytes Flash, a 23-bit address bus, and Microchip's benchmarks show that it's faster than the Infineon C16X. A parts selection matrix is included. - Bill Giovino Executive Editor http://Microcontroller.com



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