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If you go to the motorola developers site and look through their
application notes, you will find 2 or 3 AN's that will give you some very good ideas and a couple of coding examples. Besides section 17 of the 68hc12 manual, check out AN2255/D, AN2010, AN2238 and a couple of others that I cannot remember right now as I have them at work. There is an example program in one of these ANs that is referred to as LRAE. Like all the app notes that I read, watch out for obvious errorrs! I am doing something like this right now and used computed GOTOs (that's also in one of these ANs) based on ID accepted by a node. For example, I reserve $00 as my "global broadcast address" from the master to all the other nodes. Then for one of the nodes, say node $80 I have reserved addresses $80 through $87 (AN2010 talks about a filter generator tool that is a freebie, and it works) so when I receive a msg, one section of code converts these ID (addresses?) into an offset that can be used by the computed GOTOs to call a desired routine, erase_memory, prog_memory, or whatever. All you really need to consider is assigning blocks of addresses to each "slave node" that will convert to an offset that you can use. I reserved $00-$07 for the range of master node IDs. The surprising thing is that is works! I am using the D60 (34 of them). I can give more details on which ANs do what, but you should be able to find them on the Motorola Dev site: it is free, but you do have to register. Here is another CAN tip: go to groups.yahoo.com/group/canbus to see a lot more on CAN! This site is a mirror site for vector-informatik.de and is in English. You can read the postings on this site, but you will have to register with the vector-informatik site directly, not through Yahoo, to become a member so that you can post messages - this is run by the Bosch group in Germany, so it will give a lot of answers, but they really look at a lot of protocols that use the basic protocols 2.0 A and B, but there is a lot of help and knowledge to be gained from this site. Sydney ----- Original Message ----- From: Oliver Thamm To: Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 2:54 PM Subject: Re: [68HC12] Eeprom r/w via CAN I need some spare time On Mon, 20 Oct 2003 19:10:54 -0000 "kinggsm" <> wrote: > I need software for read/write eeprom via CAN-bus Happy HC(S)12ing! Oliver ----------------- *** Oliver Thamm's HC12 Web *** http://hc12web.de *** ----------------- -------------------- |