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I have a Motorola M68HC05D32EVS Evaluation System and an M68HC05PGMR-2
Programmer for sale. The EVS consists of an M68HC05D32EM Emulator Module
and an M68HC05PFB Platform Board. It can be used to evaluate target
systems using the MC68HC05D9, D24, and D32 MCUs, as well as the 
programmable versions: MC68HC705D9 and D32. It includes monitor/debugger
firmware, an assembler/disassembler, host computer download capability,
MCU extension I/O ports and a logic analyzer connector. I used it to 
develop a prototype, and everything works fine. You need a +5 V. power 
supply and a PC.

The programmer may be used for the 68HC805C4, and the 68HC705C5, C8, C9, 
and D9 microcontrollers. It's kind of funky in that you first have to use 
an EPROM programmer (not included) to blow an EPROM, which you then 
insert into this programmer, along with your MCU, and it programs the MCU 
from the EPROM. You'll need a +5 and +15 (or Vpp) power supply. There may 
be a way to program the MCU directly from your PC, but I don't have 
the appropriate software. (I think I saw software to do this for the C8 
and C9 on the Motorola bbs, but not for the D9.)

I paid $497.70 + tax for the EVS and 168.05 + tax for the programmer.
I'll sell the EVS for $250, and the programmer for $90.

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-- Earl Vickers		earl@netcom.com