Motorola 68k core Microcontroller
Motorola 68k core Microcontroller
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hi,
I have a 32 bit 68k core motorola controller. The problem with that is when it is connected to PC through RS232, using hyper terminal(in Windows) or minicomp(in linux), i get the "debug> " with details about the kit. But when i try to type any thing, it is not taking. ("Help" gives help, and "Show" gives the details of Registers). I have given the baud rate, stop bit and no bits per char and parity bit correctly (according to the manual).
Can any one sujjest me how to solve this problem.
thaking you all
harisha.n.v
I have a 32 bit 68k core motorola controller. The problem with that is when it is connected to PC through RS232, using hyper terminal(in Windows) or minicomp(in linux), i get the "debug> " with details about the kit. But when i try to type any thing, it is not taking. ("Help" gives help, and "Show" gives the details of Registers). I have given the baud rate, stop bit and no bits per char and parity bit correctly (according to the manual).
Can any one sujjest me how to solve this problem.
thaking you all
harisha.n.v
RE: Motorola 68k core Microcontroller
My suggestion is to read the manual real well.
"Information has a tendency to be free. Which means someone will always tell you something you don't want to know."
RE: Motorola 68k core Microcontroller
If the debug,help and show are being generated correctly by the motorola then the display settings maybe correct.
If what you type is not being accepted then the sending setup is not correct.
the chip may require an initialisation code from you before you can start to configure it which leads me to the age old saying 'RTFM'
Straiph.
(Read the f**king manual) for those who dont know.
0000:0000:0000:0000h
The people who have nothing to say and say it too loud have little knowledge, It's the quiet ones you need to worry about!
RE: Motorola 68k core Microcontroller
T'Tar
Straiph
0000:0000:0000:0000h
The people who have nothing to say and say it too loud have little knowledge, It's the quiet ones you need to worry about!