Hello All,
I am working with an MC68HC912B32 microcontroller.
I have simulated couple projects with CodeWarrior v5.1.
Now I want to download the projects to the microcontroller. But when I was trying to do "Device Initialization", I got a message saying that MC68HC912B32 is not supported by Processor Expert.
Is there any way that can solve this problem?
Thanks!
Yuping
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Hello
No you can create a project for MC68HC912B32 using the wizard and you can debug on the target board using any
of the available connection (P&E Multilink, ...).
You will not be able to get ProcessorExpert to generate initialization code for the peripheral I/O.
For this microcontroller you will need to either search for sample code on the web of write your peripheral drivers yourself.
CrasyCat
Hello
No you can create a project for MC68HC912B32 using the wizard and you can debug on the target board using any
of the available connection (P&E Multilink, ...).
You will not be able to get ProcessorExpert to generate initialization code for the peripheral I/O.
For this microcontroller you will need to either search for sample code on the web of write your peripheral drivers yourself.
CrasyCat
Hi CrasyCat,
Thanks for your help!
I have a USB Multilink connector now. And I'm trying to do P&E Multilink simulation.
When I tried to debug the project, I got the error
FP: no programming voltage
I searched online and found somebody fixed it with providing the board with a 12v supply.
The board I am using is an M68EVB912B32. In the device overview here http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=M68EVB912B32
it said +3 to +5-volt DC operation, so 12v supply is not safe for this board, right?
If so, what else could I do to fix this problem?
There is another thread https://community.freescale.com/thread/12974
But I don't understand the guy's explanation...
Thanks,
Yuping