Adapters for Automated Programmers
6th Gen | 7th Gen |
FASM28S, FASM28SB, FASM28SH, FASM28SE | FASM28S, FASM28SB, FASM28SH, FASM28SE |
Adapters for Manual Programmers
6th Gen | 7th Gen |
FSM28SB, FSM28SH, FSM28SE, FASM28S, FASM28SB, FASM28SH, FASM28SE, FSM30S (obs.) | FSM28SB, FSM28SH, FSM28SE, FASM28S, FASM28SB, FASM28SH, FASM28SE, FSM30S (obs.), FSM28SE, FSM28SB, FSM28SH, FASM28S, FASM28SE, FASM28SB, FASM28SH, FSM30S (obs.) |
Adapters for Engineering Programmers
6th Gen | 7th Gen |
FSM28SB, FSM28SH, FSM28SE, FASM28S, FASM28SB, FASM28SH, FASM28SE, FSM30S (obs.) | FSM28SB, FSM28SH, FSM28SE, FASM28S, FASM28SB, FASM28SH, FASM28SE, FSM30S (obs.) |
Last Updated: 05/18/2023
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Note
IMPORTANT: Microcontroller with EPROM. The window on the chip must be covered before performing any operation on the chip. The following describes the buffer setup: Addresses $0020 thru $0027 are PEPROM.Addresses $0700 to $1EFF are user EPROM.The Mask Option Registers(MOR) is located at $1FF0 and $1FF1.Bit 7 of the MOR at address $1FF0 contains the security bit(EPMSEC)to program this bit please use Device/Secure command. There is only one bit(OPT bit 6) available for reading and verifying at addres $1FF0.the device will fail Compare when data other than 40h or 00h is set at this location in the data buffer.Bit 0 of the MOR at address $1FF0 is COPC bit. It is a write-only bit. It can be programmed to 1 or 0but will always read back 0.Please refer to the user’s manual for information about this option.Addresses $1FF2 to $1FFF are user vectors.
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Additional information
Manufacturer | Freescale Semiconductor |
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Packages | SOIC(28) |
Part Number | XC68HC705SP7CDW |
Vcc(program) | 5 |
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