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Hi, We are using M68KIT9S12DP256 Evaluation board (EVB), P&E multilink BDM interface, CXPROG and ZAP ICD 6812 (paged) V3.70a on Win98SE. The problem is that when we try opening ZAP, a dialog box comes up with the message "Can't find Target speed"!!! Clicking OK brings up ZAP configuration window. We were surpried to see that the Cable version was '??' and even after selecting DP256 as target, problem continues. We even uninstalled and re-installed everything. The connections are as below: * From PC's LPT1, thru a dongle, P&E BDM Multilink cable to EVB's BDM-IN. We have been using this setup for the past 6 weeks without any concerns. We encountered this problem when we tried loading an ".s19" file thru ZAP's command window. It started giving error messages indicating "INVALID RAM ADRESS" a lot of times.. We thought, it tried loading each record and is coming with this message and as the file was quite large, just did CTRL+ALT+DEL. And from then on, this has been ths state... Any help to resolve this issue is welcome.... Cheers, Yogeesh. |
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A problem with ZAP ICD 6812(paged) V3.70a
Started by ●July 1, 2003
Reply by ●July 1, 20032003-07-01
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Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2003 01:51:45 +0550 X-Mailer: mcDesktop v1.0.3; Copyright (c) 2001-2003 Multiboard Communications Inc. Hi Fred, It just worked!!!!!! One more help!! Where can I find a sort of detailed info on securing/unsecuring flash? Thanks a lot Fred, I was indeed very much worried....... Cheers, Yogeesh Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2003 01:20:14 -0700 From: frank <> Subject: Re: A problem with ZAP ICD 6812(paged) V3.70a Hi, I had something like this happening as well. Dont fear, it is usually corrupted code downloaded to the target that screws arround with the Flash protection registers and then lock you out on the next reset. P&E has just the antidote for this shocker - "unsecure" its called, you can download it free.....now. Fred ----- Original Message ----- From: Yogeesh To: Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 1:31 AM Subject: [68HC12] A problem with ZAP ICD 6812(paged) V3.70a Hi, We are using M68KIT9S12DP256 Evaluation board (EVB), P&E multilink BDM interface, CXPROG and ZAP ICD 6812 (paged) V3.70a on Win98SE. The problem is that when we try opening ZAP, a dialog box comes up with the message "Can't find Target speed"!!! Clicking OK brings up ZAP configuration window. We were surpried to see that the Cable version was '??' and even after selecting DP256 as target, problem continues. We even uninstalled and re-installed everything. The connections are as below: * From PC's LPT1, thru a dongle, P&E BDM Multilink cable to EVB's BDM-IN. We have been using this setup for the past 6 weeks without any concerns. We encountered this problem when we tried loading an ".s19" file thru ZAP's command window. It started giving error messages indicating "INVALID RAM ADRESS" a lot of times.. We thought, it tried loading each record and is coming with this message and as the file was quite large, just did CTRL+ALT+DEL. And from then on, this has been ths state... Any help to resolve this issue is welcome.... Cheers, Yogeesh. |
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Reply by ●July 1, 20032003-07-01
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At 12:21 PM 7/1/2003, you wrote: >Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2003 01:51:45 +0550 >X-Mailer: mcDesktop v1.0.3; Copyright (c) 2001-2003 Multiboard >Communications Inc. > >Hi Fred, > >It just worked!!!!!! > >One more help!! Where can I find a sort of detailed info on >securing/unsecuring flash? AN2400/D, available on the Motorola web site, is a good starting point. The "Device User's Guide" and latest flash section of the Motorola documentation for your particular part tell you (almost) all you need to know, but in a very compact form without much background. Steve ************************************************************************* Steve Russell mailto: Senior Software Design Engineer http://www.nohau.com Nohau Corporation phone: (408)866-1820 51 East Campbell Avenue fax: (408)378-7869 Campbell, CA 95008 ************************************************************************* |
Reply by ●July 2, 20032003-07-02
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Hi, I had something like this happening as well. Dont fear, it is usually corrupted code downloaded to the target that screws arround with the Flash protection registers and then lock you out on the next reset. P&E has just the antidote for this shocker - "unsecure" its called, you can download it free.....now. Fred ----- Original Message ----- From: Yogeesh To: Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 1:31 AM Subject: [68HC12] A problem with ZAP ICD 6812(paged) V3.70a Hi, We are using M68KIT9S12DP256 Evaluation board (EVB), P&E multilink BDM interface, CXPROG and ZAP ICD 6812 (paged) V3.70a on Win98SE. The problem is that when we try opening ZAP, a dialog box comes up with the message "Can't find Target speed"!!! Clicking OK brings up ZAP configuration window. We were surpried to see that the Cable version was '??' and even after selecting DP256 as target, problem continues. We even uninstalled and re-installed everything. The connections are as below: * From PC's LPT1, thru a dongle, P&E BDM Multilink cable to EVB's BDM-IN. We have been using this setup for the past 6 weeks without any concerns. We encountered this problem when we tried loading an ".s19" file thru ZAP's command window. It started giving error messages indicating "INVALID RAM ADRESS" a lot of times.. We thought, it tried loading each record and is coming with this message and as the file was quite large, just did CTRL+ALT+DEL. And from then on, this has been ths state... Any help to resolve this issue is welcome.... Cheers, Yogeesh. Yahoo! Groups Sponsor -------------------- |
Reply by ●July 2, 20032003-07-02
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Hi, Noooo!!!...............What I did was get on my knees..... and thank P&E!!!!! Please man (mam), I am not worthy. Fred ----- Original Message ----- From: Yogeesh To: Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 12:21 PM Subject: [68HC12] Re: A problem with ZAP ICD 6812(paged) V3.70a Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2003 01:51:45 +0550 X-Mailer: mcDesktop v1.0.3; Copyright (c) 2001-2003 Multiboard Communications Inc. Hi Fred, It just worked!!!!!! One more help!! Where can I find a sort of detailed info on securing/unsecuring flash? Thanks a lot Fred, I was indeed very much worried....... Cheers, Yogeesh Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2003 01:20:14 -0700 From: frank <> Subject: Re: A problem with ZAP ICD 6812(paged) V3.70a Hi, I had something like this happening as well. Dont fear, it is usually corrupted code downloaded to the target that screws arround with the Flash protection registers and then lock you out on the next reset. P&E has just the antidote for this shocker - "unsecure" its called, you can download it free.....now. Fred ----- Original Message ----- From: Yogeesh To: Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 1:31 AM Subject: [68HC12] A problem with ZAP ICD 6812(paged) V3.70a Hi, We are using M68KIT9S12DP256 Evaluation board (EVB), P&E multilink BDM interface, CXPROG and ZAP ICD 6812 (paged) V3.70a on Win98SE. The problem is that when we try opening ZAP, a dialog box comes up with the message "Can't find Target speed"!!! Clicking OK brings up ZAP configuration window. We were surpried to see that the Cable version was '??' and even after selecting DP256 as target, problem continues. We even uninstalled and re-installed everything. The connections are as below: * From PC's LPT1, thru a dongle, P&E BDM Multilink cable to EVB's BDM-IN. We have been using this setup for the past 6 weeks without any concerns. We encountered this problem when we tried loading an ".s19" file thru ZAP's command window. It started giving error messages indicating "INVALID RAM ADRESS" a lot of times.. We thought, it tried loading each record and is coming with this message and as the file was quite large, just did CTRL+ALT+DEL. And from then on, this has been ths state... Any help to resolve this issue is welcome.... Cheers, Yogeesh. Yahoo! Groups Sponsor -------------------- |
