??? 01/18/07 16:55 Read: times |
#131039 - I don't think this IS critical... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Richard Erlacher said:
If you want to change the oscillator source, you'll have to construct a circuit of some sort that swaps the clock sources without producing glitches or pulses shorter than the minimum (~41 ns, in this case) that the MCU will tolerate. This is not an easy trick, BTW. I don't think such a strict requirement has to be met in this case... Remember, the clock swap happens (the SW driving the LPT might arrange it so that it will happen) during reset. I think, even if a glitch occurs, producing extra 24 proper clocks before releasing the reset should be OK. JW PS. An another idea: what about buying a commercial EPROM emulator, downloadable from PC? I use a couple of them regularly... |