M68HC11
Technical discussions about Freescale Microcontrollers: M68HC11. (Freescale Semiconductor is a Subsidiary of Motorola).
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Ken Parkyn - Apr 17 2008
Hi all;
I've copied the contents of an MC68HC711E9CFN2 into an MC68HC711E9VFNE2.
The copy won't run, although the data values and locations appera to be
identical. The suffix... 
krish_sweetangel - Jan 6 2008
We were working on our senior project. We do have the code. We are
using the HC11 software. After connecting everything, when we complied
our code nd pressed the reset button, ... 
Mike McCarty - Aug 2 2007
Whoever is sending out these challenges, please stop
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Subject: Acknowledge: Re: [m68HC11] Converting digital to analog
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chryssie0312 - Aug 2 2007
Hi,i'm having problems writing my code to convert digital to analog
values. I am dealing with assembly programming with the 68HC11. I am
trying to read from the output of the t... 
autostaretx - Jul 28 2007
Hi...
I'm disassembling some code in a device i don't have physical
access to... and the program (which does work) is appearing to
use all eight pins of Port A as both outputs... 
ChuckP98 - Jul 27 2007
Hey everyone, I've got a M68HC11EVBU that might be bricked but I'm not
sure, unfortunately I don't have the time or resources to mess around
with this board as I must attend to ... 
evanduz - May 18 2007
I have several embedded engineering positions in San Diego, and am
looking for interested direct-hire candidates. Please consider
referring to your associates – we do pay a ref... 
ingenious9 - Apr 27 2007
With 2 Universal Programmers (SuperPro 3000U & ChipMaster 6000) I can
only read a portion of the memory addresses which is from 0000 to
0FFF with the 2 programmers. But when I ... 
ChuckP98 - Apr 4 2007
Hi everyone, I'm glad to see so many people still have interest in this
ol' chip.
I a couple of questions for you knowledgeable folks out there who have
more experience with ... 
PFC - Mar 13 2007
A little bit off the topic of spicific HC11's. For the past few years I have been using a compiler which allows a bit within a register to be defined with a name. Example: #bit ... 
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