Warning: USB Module Is Designed To Function At Bus Clock Frequency = 24 MHz

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Warning: USB Module Is Designed To Function At Bus Clock Frequency = 24 MHz

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RedInVan
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Warning: USB Module Is Designed To Function At Bus Clock Frequency = 24 MHz

Hello, First of all, I am so new to the Microcontollers' designs and using tools for te purpose of designing them. So be patient with me. Right now I am using CodeWarrier 6.1 to write a code for MC9S08JM60 in Processor Expert mode. I get the above warning message even if all the CPU and USB settings are in default values(i.e.without touching any settings). I tried to change the bus frequency, but I get out of range error. Here is the related settings on the CPU:

High Speed Mode: 

  • High speed clock: Internal Clock
  • Bus frequency divider: Auto Select
  • Internal Bus Clock: 16.0 MHz
  • Fixed frequency clock: 0.015625 MHz                                                           

It is truly appreciated if someone help me to know what I am doing wrong and how to fix the problem. Also, the project is attached for your reference.                                                                                                                  

Regards 

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pgo
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Dear RedInVan,

 

The MC9S08JM60 is intended to be used with an external crystal for USB operation.  4 or 12 MHz would be typical with a 24MHz internal bus frequency.  The internal clock would not have the required accuracy.

 

You should be able to configure the clock appropriately using Processor Expect.

 

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pgo
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Dear RedInVan,

 

The MC9S08JM60 is intended to be used with an external crystal for USB operation.  4 or 12 MHz would be typical with a 24MHz internal bus frequency.  The internal clock would not have the required accuracy.

 

You should be able to configure the clock appropriately using Processor Expect.

 

bye

 

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RedInVan
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Thank you so much. As you see I am no expert in the field of Micros. Again I do appreciate your help.

Regards

 

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