| ??? 02/16/05 09:16 Read: times |
#87631 - maybe you are still in ISP mode? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Are you still in ISP mode? If these are like the Philips parts, they come from the factory with the Status byte set to non-zero so that they will power up in ISP mode running the code in the Bootrom(bootflash) and not your user code. If this is the case, you will need to make the Status Byte = 00. The steps to do this are to issue the command "Erase Status Byte and Bootvector" (they are erased together). Then program the bootvector back to FCh. Some software tools might mask these individual steps from you and just let you "update" either parameter. If you have a serial port that runs at modest baud rate (9600 or 19.K), connect it to a terminal program, reset the part, and type a couple of upper case U characters. If it echos back, most likely you are in ISP mode. |
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