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Re: Re: EEPROM erase on power down?

"James M. Knox" - Mar 28 2008
At 19:10 3/28/2008 +0000, you wrote: > Thx, I'll look into the stability of the our oscillator. Right now > I'm reaching for anything because I can't seem to reproduce the > pro... Re:  Re: EEPROM erase on power down?

Re: Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

Edward Karpicz - Mar 28 2008
WadeA & RebeccaM Smith wrote: > the reset chip (brownout detector) is MC34064D-5R2, if that helps. OK, good old MC34064 > > I have put BGND instructions at several of ... Re:  Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

Re: Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

Edward Karpicz - Mar 28 2008
WadeA & RebeccaM Smith wrote: > > I assign EVERY vector to a routine to keep track of EVERY interrupt > that I dont actully use. There seems to be no help there. What d... Re:  Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

WadeA & RebeccaM Smith - Mar 27 2008
--- In 6...@yahoogroups.com, "Edward Karpicz" wrote: > > WadeA & RebeccaM Smith wrote: > > > > RSBCK? It makes sense only for BDM debug sessions. I completely lost > ... Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

Re: Re: D64 COP: the saga continues   [2 Articles]

Petrescu - Mar 26 2008
Hi Wade, If you use the D64 documentation from Freescale site, it is a little bit too old and incomplete - I'm using for instance that for GC128 micro, which is more explicit.... Re:  Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

Re: Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

Edward Karpicz - Mar 26 2008
oops. I didn't finish it. So COP fires, external reset chip senses pulse on /RESET, reset chip generates its own pull-low pulse and HC12 decides that reset wasn't internal and ... Re:  Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

WadeA & RebeccaM Smith - Mar 26 2008
--- In 6...@yahoogroups.com, Rob Milne wrote: > > If TwinPeeks torches the virtual vector table on reset I'd say it isn't > worth much as a testing platform for a real wo... Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

Compiler problem ?!   [3 Articles]

boschow2003 - Mar 25 2008
Hello, today while working on ColdFire microchip with Freescale Codewarrior 6.4 I encountered a problem. Lets say one function is composed of other functions, and when I comp... Compiler problem ?!

Re: D64 COP: the saga continues

Petrescu - Mar 25 2008
Hi Wade, Can you tell us how did you configured your hardware reset circuit for the microprocessor? Regards, Ioan WadeA & RebeccaM Smith wrote: > > It looks like I NEED ... Re:  D64 COP: the saga continues

Flash Voltage   [4 Articles]

eric_cina - Mar 19 2008
I'm using an MC9S12A256. We recently installed them on our new boards for our new product and I'm having an intermittent problem with my FW downloads. It appears that in some c... Flash Voltage
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