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- Path: netcom.com!dasfoo
- From: dasfoo@netcom.com (Matthew Harper)
- Subject: Re: Flash programming tool for BDM
- Message-ID: <dasfooDo4u04.F6H@netcom.com>
- Organization: NETCOM On-line Communication Services (408 261-4700 guest)
- References: <4h1sc2$cq2@sdaw04.seinf.abb.se> <722512597wnr@baesema7.demon.co.uk>
- Date: Tue, 12 Mar 1996 02:09:40 GMT
- Sender: dasfoo@netcom15.netcom.com
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-
- I have used the BDM on a 68332 design to program a flash rom
- ( Atmel AT29C1024). I used an adapter and software from
-
- P & E Microcomputor Systems
- TEL: 617-353-9206
- FAX: 617-353-9205
- BBS: 617-353-9204
-
- The adaptor connects between a PC parallel port and a standard
- 10 pin debug connector on the traget system. The software runs
- on the PC. For the 68332 you need a program they sell called
- prog32.exe. In any event it is quite cheap. The adapters run
- about $100 US. The software isn't much more than that I think.
-
- The only trouble I have had is that initialy the configuration
- file for the flash rom I was using had an error. But once
- that was taken care of everything ran fine. ( I've reprogramed
- the flash rom on the board I currently working on about 30 times
- today)
-
- Note, the adapter cables are fairly short, which is fine if you
- are using a laptop. Otherwise you may want to use a printer
- extender cable. In this case you WILL have to slow the software
- down a bit. I use the following command lines
-
- icd32.exe io_delay_cnt=10 // break point monitor
- cprog32.exe io_delay_cnt=10 // Flash programming software
-
-
- Matthew Harper
- Micro-Craft
-
-