Hello! Could somebody help me (again)? I programmed a C164 BC-Step with the MEMtool. Something was programmed,but verifying shows a lot of differences (about 800).I looked at the programmed data:there are some parts wich are correct,but are programmed about 20hex behind the address it should... Please answer me if somebody knows something about this!? Thanks a lot hannes
Thank You Mr.Coppi! I see you had a really long night yesterday (hope the move wasn't the reason?). I'll try what You wrote...-the program was tested in simulator and also in monitor-mode succesfully.So I wondered about all these differences. You wrote about the flash device- I have tried to buy one months ago.It's really hard to get one as private person (impossible).I just got a mail about the price of more than 100 euro per controller-also hard for hobby users I think. So thanks again,I hope I haven't to request you such often. hannes
Hello again! I'm used to work with the monitor-configation called 'Phytec KC-164CI' (the name of my board).Following your hints I set ROMS=1 and Romen=1 too in the startup file but I don't know if you did mean it-or have I to use 'Monitor 166 in ROM' option?(I've never used befor). I don't really understand how I could read the contents of OTP in monitor mode? Have a nice day greatings hannes
Hello again! I'm used to work with the monitor-configation called 'Phytec KC-164CI' (the name of my board).Following your hints I set ROMS=1 and Romen=1 too in the startup file but I don't know if you did mean it-or have I to use 'Monitor 166 in ROM' option?(I've never used befor). I don't really understand how I could read the contents of OTP in monitor mode? Have a nice day best greetings hannes
Hello Hannes, you have to recompile your Mon166 with the modifications I suggested and reprogram it into the flash of your EVA board. Then, in the 164 memory space you will see the internal rom, which is not disabled at startup; using the uV2 debugger and simply displaying a memory area (from 0x10000) you will see the internal ROM listed. Look at the 164 user's manual to understand what the ROMEN=1 and ROMS1=1 settings do. If you want to do some experiment, you can even use the Infineon Minimon to read and list the 164 internal ROM. Ciao Bruno