Hi-
I ported from a MC9S12A256CPVE to MC9S12XA256CAL Freescale processor. I am having trouble with accessing the 4k EEPROM space. I realize the EEPROM operation is different for both processors.
The NVRAM (EEPROM) drivers for the MC9S12A256CPVE are based on AN2400. I am using these same drivers on the MC9S12XA256CAL. They work for EEPROM addresses 0x0800 to 0x0FF0. I am not sure about the other 2k of EEPROM.
To verify that my old code was working ok on the new processor, I configured an S19 File write in two 2032-byte NVRAM images at physical locations 0x13F000 (base address 0x????) and 0x13F800 (base address 0x0800). These are byte addressable. The maps are identical.
I am able to read locations 0x0800-0x0FF0 and verify against a hardcoded map to make sure the stored contents match what I expect to be there.
For the second map, I am unsure as to where it lives and if I have to manipulate the EPAGE register to access the other 2k?
The PRM file is as follows:
EEPROM = READ_WRITE DATA_NEAR IBCC_NEAR 0x0C00 TO 0x0FFB;
EEPROM_FC = READ_WRITE DATA_FAR IBCC_FAR 0xFC0800 TO 0xFC0BFF;
EEPROM_FD = READ_WRITE DATA_FAR IBCC_FAR 0xFD0800 TO 0xFD0BFF;
EEPROM_FE = READ_WRITE DATA_FAR IBCC_FAR 0xFE0800 TO 0xFE0BFF;
//EEPROM_FF = READ_WRITE DATA_FAR IBCC_FAR 0xFF0800 TO 0xFF0BFF;
Is there a good App Note that will help clear up this confusion or is there a sample project that shows how to use the 4k EEPROM?
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
