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Re: Handyboard construction problems
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Thu, 23 Oct 1997 17:00:21 GMT
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Craig Maynard (EE) <craig.maynard@sait.ab.NOMORESPAMca>
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Jonathan:
Recently had the same problem myself. One of my colleagues passed on a
little utility he wrote ( load68hc11 ) which set my config register just
fine. I could then use HBDL for uploading programs. I sent the loadhc11
to fredm for him to test. I'm sure he'll make it available to all if he
feels it is useable.
Craig M
www.nucleus.com/~cybug
On Thu, 23 Oct 1997, Jonathan Swaby wrote:
> I am in the process of assembling a Handyboard. All had gone well until I
> got to the stage where you download the code to the HB for the first time.
> This is before the memory is installed.
>
> I used HBDL to download with the register set to 0x0c. I got an error. The
> error said something like "Invalid reg (0x0D) ...". I assumed this was the
> rror I should have gotten because the memory circuit was not installed. I
> went on to the next step that called for software to be used in the testing
> process. I got the same error again. So I started to try the other software
> downloaders. DL AND DLM. The results were similar but not the same. When
> using DL it says that config register 0x0D has been set, then says that it
> can not synchronize with the board and I should try again. To use DL I go
> to a full screen dos window and type dl pcode_hb.s19. With DLM I get an
> error that it expect xx bytes but only received yy bytes. To run DLM I type
> dlm pcode_hb.s19 -256 at the DOS prompt. Again this is in a full screen DOS
> session in Win95.
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> In all cases it does actually download some code. It seems to die at the end.
>
> Does anybody have any suggestions for me? As I have said, all the other
> testing steps check out. I ordered all the parts straight from the parts
> list, so I have exaclty the parts mentioned there. The modem cable is a
> standard AT serial cable. The phone cable is the correct type. I ordered it
> from Mouser using the part number from the parts list.
>
> I am not sure that I have the correct CPU. I ordered 2 Motorola 68HC11A1FN.
> The chips I got have the Motorola logo on them with the folloing numbers:
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> installed chip
> SC80575VFN
> 4632459
> C96N9330
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> JDZLQ
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> Spare chip
> SC80575VFN
> 4632459
> C96N9314
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> No where on either chip does it say MC68HC11. Is the CPU my problem?
>
> Thanks Jonathan Swaby
>
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