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Engineering Bulletin
Hardware Configuration
EB183 — Rev. 1.0
MOTOROLA 5
Hardware Configuration
Setting up the
Debugging
Hardware
Since programming the FLASH EEPROM takes a finite amount of time
and is dependent on a reliable programming voltage from an exterior
source, it is difficult to tell if the procedure worked immediately. To
simplify the debugging of the process, try using a few hardware tricks
that are listed in this bulletin. For debugging hardware, simply use an
light-emitting diode (LED) connected to a port pin on the
MC68HC912B32 device that blinks when an error is encountered, as
well as an LED attached to another port pin which lights when the
process is complete. For use with the code in this bulletin, connect a red
LED to PA0, with a 1-K current limiting resistor to indicate errors. In like
manner, connect a green LED to PA1 to indicate that the process has
completed.
Setting up the
M68HC12B32EVB
Be sure to connect your V
FP
source to W8 on the M68HC12B32EVB
with the proper polarity. The ground should be connected to the pin
closest to the edge of the board and farthest from the microcontroller.
This applies V
FP
to the board, but the jumper on W7 actually transfers
V
FP
to the V
FP
pin (pin 69) on the microcontroller. When a jumper is
placed on the left two pins of W7 (with board facing so that silk screening
can be read), V
FP
is connected to the chip. When the jumper is moved
to the right, so that the center pin and right pin are shorted, then V
DD
is
applied to the chip. This is the default location, and a jumper should
always be located here to maintain the voltage on the V
FP
pin on the
MCU at V
DD
when programming and erasing are not occurring.
NOTE:
V
FP
should be 11.4–11.8 volts for mask sets 1H91F and 3H91F. For all
other masks, use 11.4–12.6 volts (12 volts
±
5%).
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