Como ler e programar 9S08DZ32 com USBDM?

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Como ler e programar 9S08DZ32 com USBDM?

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adrianomarques
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O software somente reconhece arquivos com extensão .s19 ou .elf, preciso gravar arquivos com extensão .bin, eletrônica embarcada (automotiva)

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ZhangJennie
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Hi Adriano,

You must use either the linker or a third-party tool to generate a binary version of the application.

The most common third-party utility used for converting S-records, which should be correctly generated by the linker if you enable to "Generate S-record" option in the Linker settings panel, to binary images in SREC2BIN. 

I believe you can download a copy of it from the following site:

http://www.s-record.com/

can this help?


Have a great day,
Zhang Jun

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adrianomarques
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Thanks for the reply zhang Jennie!

I can not use the suggested software

I do not have much knowledge in programming

I need to convert a .bin file to .s19

I need to read the file, modify and rewrite the MC9S08DZ32

I downloaded and installed "codewarrior version 6 and 10, bin2srec,  srec2bin but do not know use

I need a "step by step" easy to understand

my skype: chavcar1

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ZhangJennie
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Hi Adriano,

you can also use burner.exe file to covert s19 file to binary file.

Erich blog has one document covered this topic:

http://mcuoneclipse.com/2012/09/27/s-record-intel-hex-and-binary-files/

hope this helps!
Have a great day,
Zhang Jun

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adrianomarques
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Hi Zhang Jun

I need to convert binary file to S.19.

but I do not believe it solves my problem

I think I'll have to use a compiler

reading binary file should not contain all the necessary data

This microprocessor is shielded from reading and erasure of data, by FPROT

I think the solution is to create a new project and insert the micro

but it would be interesting to preserve the original data of EEPROM and flash, I understand that you can not

USBDM available makes a read only "DOS" without form, I would have to copy and paste the data in a file with extension .s19 (SREC), but still do not know to this process and I do not know if it would work ..

Have a nice day!

Adriano

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adrianomarques
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Colleagues here forum can read and program MC9S08DZ32 with USBDM? They know tell me if it really works?

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gravador freescale USBDM

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adrianomarques
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I tested this, but only identified a MC9S12DG256B

He did not identify the 9S08DZ32

The TCL Interpreter did not connect

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ZhangJennie
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Hi Adriano,

You must use either the linker or a third-party tool to generate a binary version of the application.

The most common third-party utility used for converting S-records, which should be correctly generated by the linker if you enable to "Generate S-record" option in the Linker settings panel, to binary images in SREC2BIN. 

I believe you can download a copy of it from the following site:

http://www.s-record.com/

can this help?


Have a great day,
Zhang Jun

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