How to make S record file of RAM region?

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jtpark
Contributor IV

Hello,

 

I have a question.

below is build of my project.

I'd like to make S-record file on RAM region(0x2000~0x206F).

166635_166635.jpgbuild_file.jpg

How can I make S record file?

unfortunately If don't make S-record file,

Would you please let me know how to make another file?

 

Thanks.

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jtpark
Contributor IV

Dear Jennie,

I solved this issue.

I added to edit on burner.bbl.

OPENFILE "%ABS_FILE%_RAM.s19"

format = motorola

busWidth = 1

SRECORD=Sx

 

len = 0x6f

origin = 0x002000

destination = 0x00206f

SENDBYTE 1 "%ABS_FILE%"

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Thank you for your support.

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Alice_Yang
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hello Park,

Can you please provide these information :

1. The chip name

2. The version of CodeWarrior

BR

Alice

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jtpark
Contributor IV

Dear Alice,

1. Chip name : MC9S12XDP512

2. CodeWarrior version : 5.9.0

Thanks for your support.

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Alice_Yang
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hello Park,

Under CW 5.9 , after build , the S-record file is under the bin folder :

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Does this can help you ? If not  ,please  contact me without any hesitate .

BR

Alice

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jtpark
Contributor IV

Dear Alice,

Thank you for your answer.

I know when I was build a project,It was make S19 file under bin folder.

I'd like to know, how can I make s19 file of RAM region?

please see the below.

045.jpg

If It can not make s19 file, what can I make another file?

Can I make s19 file of RAM region?(0x2000 ~ 0x206F)

Thanks.

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jtpark
Contributor IV

Dear Jennie,

I solved this issue.

I added to edit on burner.bbl.

OPENFILE "%ABS_FILE%_RAM.s19"

format = motorola

busWidth = 1

SRECORD=Sx

 

len = 0x6f

origin = 0x002000

destination = 0x00206f

SENDBYTE 1 "%ABS_FILE%"

 CLOSE

 

Thank you for your support.

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