HIWAVE commands to program HCS08 FLASH memory

[Br]

Hi,

I´m working with MC9S08GT32 MCU and CodeWarrior. I finished a project and now I need something to permit production FLASH programming. I have researched about HIWAVE program.

This program allow to make a software using some commands that I found in 'Manual_Engine_HC12'.

My intention is to make a command line program that makes the FLASH programming as simple as possible.

If someone has a example program using HIWAVE commands or site reference, please put here in our forum.

Thanks

Emerson

[Br]

Hi Tom,

I had already looked this key words within the forum, but I did not find a specific solution. I know other solutions for this task from P&EMicro, but I would like to do my own solution.
I will continue finding.

Thanks

Emerson

[Br]

Hello,

Thanks for answer. I will try this references.

Regards

Emerson

[CrasyCat · Accepted solution]

Hello

HI-WAVE is a debugger tool. As such it it is not very well suited to production flash programming. You will always have to open  the debugger window to program the flash.

According to my experience customer prefer to have command line tools to do production flash programming.,

If you are using CodeWarrior for HC08, refer to section "Start Expert Mode Programmer Option" in the Debugger_HC08.pdf manual. (I assume you are using CodeWarrior for HC08 V5.x).

If you are using an earlier version of CodeWarrior for HC08, you may look into  Manual_Engine_HC08.pdf.

But this will still require the debugger to be opened on the host.

If you are looking for a command line tool you may want to look at the P&E web page (www.pemicro.com). They have a command production flash programming tool there that you can purchase and that might be better suited to what you want to do.

CrasyCat

[J2MEJediMaster]

This sort of thing reappears in the forums every so often, along with code examples. Try searching the forums using the words "flash" "programming" first and see what turns up. Also try searching the Freescale FAQ system, looking for application notes, which is where you'll find a number of example Flash programmer examples.

---Tom