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Re: HC-11 BPROT programming

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From: Alan Kilian
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 20:33
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In the M68HC11 Reference Manual (The purple book) Page 4-10
Discussing EEPROM programming and the BPROT register:

"A user can write these bits to zero to enable programming and erase
 operations, but this write must be performed within 64 cycles after
 reset."


So I guess that you have to setup the reset vector to point to a routine
that writes the BPROT register and then jumps to BUFFALO or wherever
you like.


              Good luck,
                   -Alan Kilian


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From: kilian@cray.com (Alan Kilian)
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Subject: Re: HC-11 BPROT programming
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