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Re: TCNT address
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Tue, 16 Apr 1996 21:49:46 GMT
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Fred G. Martin <fredm@media.*antispam*mit.edu>
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> Hi everybody,
> I am windering if the system timer register TCNT is one of the IC
> global variable or we should declare it, and if so whats the address
> of this register.
It is a 6811 internal register, at addresses $100e (high byte) to
$100f (low byte).
You should get the Motorola 6811 docs if you are going to be working
with this register.
Motorola Semiconductor Inc.
Motorola Literature Distribution o P.O. Box 20912
Phoenix, AZ 85036
Motorola has excellent technical documentation and support that is
free upon request. They often give away free samples of chips as well.
If you are a student working from a university, the University Support
office (602 952 3855) will handle customer support. You can mail or
fax parts requests to the following address: Motorola Semiconductor
Parts Sector; University Support 56-106; P.O. Box 52073; Phoenix, AZ
85072 (fax number: 602 952 3621). You must enclose a photocopy of
your student ID card as proof of university status with the request.
For other tech support, call Motorola's "Customer Responsiveness Cen-
ter" at (512) 891-2628 to find out the Motorola sales office nearest to
your location. For technical documentation requests, call (800) 521-
6274. Finally, you may reach a Motorola engineer familiar with the
MC6811 series by calling the Advanced Applications Group at (512)
891-6517.
Motorola. Literature reference M68HC11RM/AD, "M68HC11 Reference
Manual." This document is the "bible" of the 6811 and is a must-have for
any serious 6811 programmer.
> My second question is about the HB pins 0 to 15,
> can anyone tell me where I can find the meaning of those pins and
> their relationship with the microcontroller pins. Thanx in advance.
(0) Look at
http://el.www.media.mit.edu/groups/el/projects/handy-board/hblabel.htm
(1) Read the IC manual for the Handy Board, available from the web
site.
(2) Look at the HB schematics, available from the web site.
(3) 0 to 6 is analog in; 7 to 15 is digital in; 7 & 8 are timer in
lines; 9 is actually a bi-directional timer line.
-Fred
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