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@Copyright Motorola 1989
This disk (a collection of programs) is copyrighted by Motorola 1989.
Individual programs in this collection are copyrighted by others.
This disk contains the following files:
ACMOT.89 Copyright notice.
READ.ME This file.
AS11.EXE The M68HC11 Assembler
ASEMBLER.DOC The M68HC11 Assembler User Notes
BUF25.ASM The source code for BUFFALO V2.5.
KERMIT.EXE Public Domain Terminal emulator.
KERMIT.DOC Documentation for Kermit.
EX3 68HC11 User's Manual Examples from Chapter 3.
EX4TEXT 68HC11 User's Manual Examples from Chapter 4.
EX8 68HC11 User's Manual Examples from Chapter 8.
EX10 68HC11 User's Manual Examples from Chapter 10.
EX11TEXT 68HC11 User's Manual Examples from Chapter 11.
AS11.EXE
This file is the M68HC11 assembler compiled to run on an IBM-PC or compatible.
This is a basic assembler with no frills such as Macro or Conditional Assembly
features. It will, however, assemble 'HC11 assembly source code, generating an
S-record file which may be downloaded to a Motorola M68HC11EVM or M68HC11EVB
and executed there.
ASEMBLER.DOC
This file contains the User's Notes for the AS11 assembler.
BUF25.ASM
This file contains the assembly source code for the BUFFALO monitor (V2.5) for
the M68HC11EVB. This source code may be assembled using AS11.EXE.
KERMIT.EXE
This is a public domain terminal emulator which you may use to communicate
with a M68HC11EVM or M68HC11EVB board. Kermit also may be used to download
files from a BBS such as the FREEWARE BBS.
KERMIT.DOC
This is the documentation file for Kermit.
EX10,EX11TEXT,EX3,EX4TEXT,EX8
This group of files contains the source code for all of the examples which
appear in the M68HC11 Reference Manual. The examples for chapters 4 and 11 are
not intended to be assembled and executed, but may be used as parts of other
programs that you may write. Explanations of the other examples are given
where these examples are discussed in the manual.
Additional Motorola support software, answers to applications questions,
firmware updates, PC and MAC utility programs, bug reports, and an E-mail
system is available on the FREEWARE BBS. This system is operated and
maintained by the Microcontroller Division applications engineering group in
Austin (Oakhill), Texas. The FREEWARE BBS may be reached at:
(512) 891-FREE
The FREEWARE BBS is a multi-node (phone line) bulletin board which operates at
300, 1200, and 2400 baud. Set your communications package for 8 bits, no
parity, and 1 stop bit. The FREEWARE BBS will automatically adjust to your
baud rate.