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Compiling bootloader for MC13213 (HCS08 family)
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Compiling bootloader for MC13213 (HCS08 family)
09-27-2007
06:56 PM
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CecchiSandrone
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Hi,
I want to use the serial bootloader for my MC13213 ZigBee board. Following steps explained in document AN2295, I've downloaded AN2295SW.zip. As you can see in the attached image, this package contains a src folder; it's a set of CW projects for every different MCU type (I think). If compiled this project can generate the serial bootloader (file .s19) that can be uploaded to the board.
At this point however I don't know what's the right project to compile for my platform (MC13213 - HCS08 family). Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance for help.
I want to use the serial bootloader for my MC13213 ZigBee board. Following steps explained in document AN2295, I've downloaded AN2295SW.zip. As you can see in the attached image, this package contains a src folder; it's a set of CW projects for every different MCU type (I think). If compiled this project can generate the serial bootloader (file .s19) that can be uploaded to the board.
At this point however I don't know what's the right project to compile for my platform (MC13213 - HCS08 family). Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance for help.
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09-28-2007
07:02 AM
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Alban
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Hello,
The S08 inside MC13213 is a GB-GT60.
So, I would try the S08GBGT folder. I didn't try but this is what seems logical to me.
Alban.
The S08 inside MC13213 is a GB-GT60.
So, I would try the S08GBGT folder. I didn't try but this is what seems logical to me.
Alban.
10-04-2007
08:52 AM
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CecchiSandrone
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Is there anyone that had successfully loaded custom applications using a bootloader (hence not using BDM interface?).
10-07-2007
01:28 PM
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Alex_RUS
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I advice you to use bootloader from BeeKit. Just download BeeKit and generate any SMAC example and you will get serial bootloader or "over the air proggraming" bootloader - as you prefere.
Both types of bootloder works fine.
10-07-2007
10:08 PM
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CecchiSandrone
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Yes I know. But this procedure is avalaible only for SMAC applications. If I want to generate a BeeStack application, under BeeKit there isn't an option to enable bootloader.
