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In article <92360.230349DI3QC@CUNYVM.BITNET> <DI3QC@CUNYVM.BITNET> writes:
>     I am planning to do some work using motorola's 705 series probably somethi
>
>ng like the 705c9,d9 or t3. My question to anyone out there that has worked
>with this series is what is the best way to program these. Are there any ways
>to program these that dont require a programmer board and an eprom with a
>copy of the code. I would like to just have a serial programmer do the work
>from a pc. I dont want to spend any big bucks. Any suggestions or info on
>programming these controllers would be great. Thanks
>
why don't you program a 705 with serial IO code, and make a pc board with
a RAM (instead of an EPROM). You could download S records to the RAM, and then
initiate programming of the part from the RAM. A 705k1 is small and cheap
enough to handle the task. I can get 19.2 kbps on one, which is fast enough.

BTW, does anyone have a summary of the 6805, 68705 etc series? There seem
to be a lot of them. The specs in secs disk doesn't mention the 705k1, the
705j2, or the 705c9.


>
>                                                    Alex Jeannopoulos


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