Freescale Semiconductor MC9S12XS256CAL QFP(112) Device
Adapters for Automated Programmers
| 6th Gen | 7th Gen | 8th Gen | 9th Gen |
| FASMR112LQFA | FX2ASMR112LQFA, FASMR112LQFA | FVE2ASMR112LQFC, FVE2ASMR112LQFC | FVE2ASMR112LQFC |
Adapters for Manual Programmers
| 6th Gen | 7th Gen | 8th Gen | 9th Gen |
| FSMR112LQFA, FASMR112LQFA | FX2SMR112LQFA, FSMR112LQFA, FX2ASMR112LQFA, FASMR112LQFA, LX2ASMR112LQFA (repl.) | FVE2ASMR112LQFC, FVE2ASMR112LQFC | FVE2ASMR112LQFC |
Adapters for Engineering Programmers
| 6th Gen | 7th Gen |
| FSMR112LQFA, FASMR112LQFA | FX2SMR112LQFA, FSMR112LQFA, FX2ASMR112LQFA, FASMR112LQFA, LX2ASMR112LQFA (repl.) |
Last Updated: 05/18/2023
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Note
IMPORTANT: The following describes the Data Pattern setup: Addresses [$100000 – $101FFF] are 8K D-Flash. Addresses [$7C0000 – $7FFFFF] are 256K Flash. There are two security bits in the P-Flash Block 0. These bits (SEC01 SEC00) are Bit1 and Bit0 of address $7FFF0F in the Data Pattern. The [0x7FFF08-0x7FFF0B] reserved field should be programmed to 0xFF. The default Device Range is set to the 256KByte Flash [3E0000-3FFFFF]. Please select Entire File’ under Device > Range if 8KByte D-Flash needs to be included. If a device is Secured then the entire device range must be set under Device > Range to unsecure the device. ‘
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Additional information
| Manufacturer | Freescale Semiconductor |
|---|---|
| Packages | QFP(112) |
| Part Number | MC9S12XS256CAL |
| Set programming | Yes |
| Vcc(program) | 5 |
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