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Hi Robert, When u have mapped the EEPROM to 0x4000 the tables can be found at the same address. So what u observed was coorect and u will not find any tables in 0x400 to 0x3fff. you also please note that the EEPROM can be mapped in 4K blocks only. Regards Bharath --- "Robert L. Harris" <> wrote: > The calibration tables have grown to exceed the 3k > of EEprom normally > visible with the "normal" mapping. Until now, > default tables have been > placed between 0x400 and 0xfff and programming the > chip with the default > tables and the code was easy. > > (Default tables are included to get the unit running > sufficiently well that > the ATE can program it with final values during > calibration prior to > shipment) > > I moved the EEprom to 0x4000 (previously unused). > When I did that, the code > changed appropriately and almost everything is cool. > BUT the tables go into > flash at 0x4000, not into the EEprom so the EEprom > appears to be blank to > the program when the program starts and sets the > INITEE register. > > I have poured over the manuals to find a way using > CodeWarrior 2 to remap > the EEprom prior to the loading of the S19 file so > it will become programmed > by the debugger interface and cannot find the > necessary information. The S19 > file expects to write the calibration data to 0x4000 > - 0x4fff. > > Can someone point me to how to achieve what I need > to do? > > Thanks a bunch. > > Bob Harris > > ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------To > learn more about Motorola Microcontrollers, please > visit > http://www.motorola.com/mcu > o learn more about Motorola Microcontrollers, please > visit > http://www.motorola.com/mcu > > Yahoo! Groups Links > __________________________________ |