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68HC08JB16 USB programming
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08-08-2007
04:14 AM
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SBrazz
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Is there a handler to program the JB16 through the USB port dirctly for codewarrior. If not where can I get software to down load a .mot file?
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08-09-2007
12:41 AM
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Witztronics
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AN2399 will show you how to program the JB16 via USB.
I've attached it.
You will need to download the USBICP program from the Freescale web site.
Witztronics
Message Edited by Witztronics on 2007-08-09 01:42 AM
Message Edited by t.dowe on 2009-09-16 10:38 AM
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08-09-2007
12:41 AM
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Witztronics
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AN2399 will show you how to program the JB16 via USB.
I've attached it.
You will need to download the USBICP program from the Freescale web site.
Witztronics
Message Edited by Witztronics on 2007-08-09 01:42 AM
Message Edited by t.dowe on 2009-09-16 10:38 AM
08-09-2007
12:28 AM
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Shugie
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Are you talking about a USB BDM pod. Search the forums for TBDML and look at the various products that freescale offers if that is what you mean.
I don't know what to do with .mot files, so my post may be missing your point.
I don't know what to do with .mot files, so my post may be missing your point.
