I am trying to learn the HC908. From what I understand, I require just a MAX232, resistors, jumpers, and a 32.768 kHz crystal, power and serial data than I should be ready to go� maybe. Is it possible to program the chip without a higher (8 MHz?) oscillator? IE using the PLL w/o software control. Anyone have any basic circuits that they could recommend to help me get started? Any help is greatly appreciated.
68HC908 programming 32.768 kHz crystal
Started by ●November 9, 2004
Reply by ●November 10, 20042004-11-10
galto wrote:> I am trying to learn the HC908. > From what I understand, I require just a MAX232, resistors, jumpers, > and a 32.768 kHz crystal, power and serial data than I should be ready > to go� maybe. > Is it possible to program the chip without a higher (8 MHz?) > oscillator? > IE using the PLL w/o software control. > Anyone have any basic circuits that they could recommend to help me > get started? > Any help is greatly appreciated.You've got the general idea, but the details are different for the various members of the HC908 family. Goto www.freescale.com and in about 3 clicks you can be at the selection page for the 908 family. Pick the one you are using and download the User's Manual. All will be revealed.
Reply by ●November 11, 20042004-11-11
There is a good programmer schematic in the manual. You can also use a simple 74hcu04 crystal osc. running at 4.9152mc which works better. To communicate and upload your program visit the P&E website for a free assembler/programmer, http://www.pemicro.com SFC "galto" <digital_gecko@yahoo.com> schreef in bericht news:af73de95.0411091943.2e8a97f5@posting.google.com...>I am trying to learn the HC908. > From what I understand, I require just a MAX232, resistors, jumpers, > and a 32.768 kHz crystal, power and serial data than I should be ready > to go. maybe. > Is it possible to program the chip without a higher (8 MHz?) > oscillator? > IE using the PLL w/o software control. > Anyone have any basic circuits that they could recommend to help me > get started? > Any help is greatly appreciated.