S12 / MagniV Microcontrollersのトピック68HC16 PD BDM and WinXP Interface! https://community.nxp.com/t5/S12-MagniV-Microcontrollers/68HC16-PD-BDM-and-WinXP-Interface/m-p/217474#M9089 <HTML><HEAD></HEAD><BODY><DIV>Hi there!</DIV><DIV>My name is Padelis and i am programming an interface for the PD BDM in WinXP.</DIV><DIV>I have downloaded the bdm_v090dbg.zip file and i am trying to port these files to WinXP. This is not as easy as i firstly thought. I am using VC++ 2008 Express and the interface is 2 windows, one form and one console! For now i use the console window for debugging purposes! As soon as i have a fully&nbsp;functional version i will get rid of the console window!</DIV><DIV>Anyway. What i have managed to do so far is to gain access to the parallel port without the need of an external program like allowio or userport. I have successfully reset, stop, run and step chip functions. And about an hour ago i managed to perform the Dumpregisters function! I am working on this project about 3 weeks! What i need to do now is to read the mcu, write to it, erase and verify blank and write!</DIV><DIV>As i said before i am using the old source files as a reference for my project. So the code&nbsp;is&nbsp;pretty much the same. Now i am trying to read the mcu and i can confirm that using the original code it does read something but i don't know what! When the mcu is disconnected it read reads 00s. When i connect to the mcu, reset and stop it, it reads FFs!! What ever starting address i should give. Maybe there is a mistake in the code and starts reading from the beginning. The programmed mcu in the start has all FFs till the 0x0010000 address where the data begin. So maybe i am reading just the start of the memory.</DIV><DIV>What i want to ask is for suggestions on my project. Has anyone done something similar? How should i read the memory and how can i erase it? What is the need of bdm_delay? I have many questions but one question at a time is easier!!!</DIV><DIV>Thank you in advance!</DIV></BODY></HTML> Tue, 22 Sep 2009 06:13:18 GMT admin 2009-09-22T06:13:18Z 68HC16 PD BDM and WinXP Interface! https://community.nxp.com/t5/S12-MagniV-Microcontrollers/68HC16-PD-BDM-and-WinXP-Interface/m-p/217474#M9089 <HTML><HEAD></HEAD><BODY><DIV>Hi there!</DIV><DIV>My name is Padelis and i am programming an interface for the PD BDM in WinXP.</DIV><DIV>I have downloaded the bdm_v090dbg.zip file and i am trying to port these files to WinXP. This is not as easy as i firstly thought. I am using VC++ 2008 Express and the interface is 2 windows, one form and one console! For now i use the console window for debugging purposes! As soon as i have a fully&nbsp;functional version i will get rid of the console window!</DIV><DIV>Anyway. What i have managed to do so far is to gain access to the parallel port without the need of an external program like allowio or userport. I have successfully reset, stop, run and step chip functions. And about an hour ago i managed to perform the Dumpregisters function! I am working on this project about 3 weeks! What i need to do now is to read the mcu, write to it, erase and verify blank and write!</DIV><DIV>As i said before i am using the old source files as a reference for my project. So the code&nbsp;is&nbsp;pretty much the same. Now i am trying to read the mcu and i can confirm that using the original code it does read something but i don't know what! When the mcu is disconnected it read reads 00s. When i connect to the mcu, reset and stop it, it reads FFs!! What ever starting address i should give. Maybe there is a mistake in the code and starts reading from the beginning. The programmed mcu in the start has all FFs till the 0x0010000 address where the data begin. So maybe i am reading just the start of the memory.</DIV><DIV>What i want to ask is for suggestions on my project. Has anyone done something similar? How should i read the memory and how can i erase it? What is the need of bdm_delay? I have many questions but one question at a time is easier!!!</DIV><DIV>Thank you in advance!</DIV></BODY></HTML> Tue, 22 Sep 2009 06:13:18 GMT https://community.nxp.com/t5/S12-MagniV-Microcontrollers/68HC16-PD-BDM-and-WinXP-Interface/m-p/217474#M9089 admin 2009-09-22T06:13:18Z Re: 68HC16 PD BDM and WinXP Interface! https://community.nxp.com/t5/S12-MagniV-Microcontrollers/68HC16-PD-BDM-and-WinXP-Interface/m-p/217475#M9090 <HTML><HEAD></HEAD><BODY><DIV>10 days now and no one has replied! Not even a comment!</DIV><DIV>Anyway I have full access to the mcu with my program though the parallel port using the PD BDM interface. I am not using a target resident program. Just bdm commands just like motorola wrote in the manual.</DIV><DIV>My program resets, dumps the data and registers, turn on/off different modules and erases the mcu.</DIV><DIV>Now i am in the process of writting the program/verify code. I ve written most of it and i continue. The datasheets provided from freescale have a few typo mistakes as i can see and there are missing parts from them. So the whole process is a search, try and record the results.</DIV><DIV>Soon enough i will&nbsp;have this app ready and i would like to if anyone has any recommendations about it! Maybe some features to be added. and so on. I am all ears. And this is about an open source app, not for sale. So anyone can contribute to it. I will tidy up the code and i will post the files here if anyone is interested!</DIV><DIV>Also the version for the 32bit mcu is on the works!</DIV></BODY></HTML> Fri, 02 Oct 2009 19:35:24 GMT https://community.nxp.com/t5/S12-MagniV-Microcontrollers/68HC16-PD-BDM-and-WinXP-Interface/m-p/217475#M9090 admin 2009-10-02T19:35:24Z