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- Re: Load S19 to HC12 mcu without HIWAVE
Load S19 to HC12 mcu without HIWAVE
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Load S19 to HC12 mcu without HIWAVE
06-21-2007
02:08 PM
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DiegoNunes
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Someone knows how to load s19 files to HC12 mcu using USB BDM (pemicro ML12) without HIWAVE?
I've tried hc12mem, but it does not support ML12.
There are other free software?
Diego.
I've tried hc12mem, but it does not support ML12.
There are other free software?
Diego.
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06-22-2007
03:44 PM
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J2MEJediMaster
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Check on P&E Microsystems web site. (http://www.pemicro.com). They have software for downloading image files, and for commerical Flash programming.
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06-22-2007
11:30 PM
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DiegoNunes
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I know PORG12Z from pemicro but it is not a free software. If I use somenthing paid, I will use HIWAVE evaluation.
06-25-2007
11:55 AM
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DanielM
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Hi,
P&E decided that hey will be selling the information about the API of their cables. Therefore do not expect someone to pay $500 and develop a tool for flash programming only to give it away for free.
The only solution I know of is to use a different hardware cable with open API. With cables starting at $10 this is not much of a problem...
Daniel
P&E decided that hey will be selling the information about the API of their cables. Therefore do not expect someone to pay $500 and develop a tool for flash programming only to give it away for free.
The only solution I know of is to use a different hardware cable with open API. With cables starting at $10 this is not much of a problem...
Daniel
06-25-2007
01:58 PM
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DiegoNunes
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Daniel, so you suggest me to use TBML.... I thought use it and put in trash my USB ML12. Thanks
