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Sim IPS - Jan 5 2009
Hi,
I am working in MC9S12DJ256B.I have one UART(16C854) peripheral for external communication.My problem is that ,if I am setting noparity mode for communication,how to verify ... 
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folg...@yahoo.com - Jan 3 2009
Hello, I have a problem to display an integer on a LCD. I convert the integer into a string. However, this apparently does not seem to work. The values are not displayed properly. ... 
jmey...@emittechnologies.com - Jan 2 2009
Hello,
I have a C128 that will ultimately be contained in an enclosure and attached to an engine. There are several things to consider here, but I am curious about the vibration... 
davidarmstrong72 - Dec 24 2008
'Twas the Night Before Christmas,
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Not a computer was up, not even a mouse. (click)
The MCUs were hung with no cycles to spare,
In hopes that a res... 
davidarmstrong72 - Dec 22 2008
I've been working on assembly code for S12XDP512. (Technological Arts
board.) This has the serial monitor programmed into the Flash on the
board.
For ease of use, my program... 
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jmey...@emittechnologies.com - Dec 17 2008
Hello,
I need to store four strings into non-volatile storage. One string will be 15 chars in length and the other three will be 10 chars in length. The strings may be written l... 
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angelboy_love2003 - Dec 16 2008
i nedd some help....i have to do a project with HCS12X.i need to
display a signal on a 7 segment display.for this i need to do another
board with any digital binar circuit.i don'... 
jmey...@emittechnologies.com - Dec 11 2008
Hello,
I have a device that uses 3-wire(TX,RX,GND) communication. It needs 5V and about 75mA power to operate. I'd like to be able to power this thing through a PC USB port and ... 
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