Reply by Gordon Doughman April 1, 20042004-04-01
Oliver,

Your best bet is to file a service request.

Regards,
Gordon

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Oliver Betz wrote:

>Gordon Doughman <> wrote: >>With the TFFCA bit set, the normal flag clearing mechanism does not
>>work.
>>
>
>Thanks for the confirmation, Gordon.
>
>Reading again "MC68HC912D60A Rev 3.0" I find that this behaviour is
>not documented. Do you think it's useful I file a service request, or
>do you have better communication channels?
>
>Oliver
>



Reply by Oliver Betz April 1, 20042004-04-01
Gordon Doughman <> wrote:

> With the TFFCA bit set, the normal flag clearing mechanism does not
> work.

Thanks for the confirmation, Gordon.

Reading again "MC68HC912D60A Rev 3.0" I find that this behaviour is
not documented. Do you think it's useful I file a service request, or
do you have better communication channels?

Oliver
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Reply by Gordon Doughman March 31, 20042004-03-31
Oliver,

With the TFFCA bit set, the normal flag clearing mechanism does not work.

Regards,
Gordon

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Motorola Semiconductor Fax: 937-434-7457
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Oliver Betz wrote:

>Hello All,
>
>using a timer output compare interrupt, I tried to reset the
>corresponding bit in TFLG1 by writing a '1' to it.
>
>This didn't seem to work - only the "fast clear" mechanism worked
>(writing TCx).
>
>Is this:
>
>- my error (wrong observation),
>- by design (and documentation error),
>- a D60A error?
>
>Would be nice if anybody could confirm this.
>
>Oliver
>




Reply by Oliver Betz March 31, 20042004-03-31
Hello All,

using a timer output compare interrupt, I tried to reset the
corresponding bit in TFLG1 by writing a '1' to it.

This didn't seem to work - only the "fast clear" mechanism worked
(writing TCx).

Is this:

- my error (wrong observation),
- by design (and documentation error),
- a D60A error?

Would be nice if anybody could confirm this.

Oliver
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