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Read-Only Author Robert Heinzlreiter Posted 9-Sep-2003 14:05 GMT Toolset C166	in-system flash programming Robert Heinzlreiter Hi! I'm using a C167CS-LM with external Flash und RAM! Has anyone of you implemented a function to store some data to the Flash? Thanks for your postings! Robert Heinzlreiter

Read-Only Author Brad Holeman Posted 9-Sep-2003 20:46 GMT Toolset C166	RE: in-system flash programming Brad Holeman I have and it works quite well. The way to do it is setup up your system to run out of ram while programming the flash.

Read-Only Author Robert Heinzlreiter Posted 10-Sep-2003 07:15 GMT Toolset C166	RE: in-system flash programming Robert Heinzlreiter how do you write to the flash?

Read-Only Author Andy Neil Posted 10-Sep-2003 08:20 GMT Toolset C166	RE: in-system flash programming Andy Neil You would need to read the Data Sheet(s) for your flash device(s) to find their programming (and erasing) details.

Read-Only Author Robert Heinzlreiter Posted 10-Sep-2003 10:15 GMT Toolset C166	RE: in-system flash programming Robert Heinzlreiter which command do you use to send this commands to the flash?

Read-Only Author Brad Holeman Posted 10-Sep-2003 13:43 GMT Toolset C166	RE: in-system flash programming Brad Holeman Robert, LISTEN!!!!!!!! You totally ignored Andy's correct advice. You have to get the data sheet for the flash device to know how to program it. It generally is as easy writing data to an address. What flash device are you are trying to program?

Read-Only Author Robert Heinzlreiter Posted 10-Sep-2003 15:17 GMT Toolset C166	RE: in-system flash programming Robert Heinzlreiter i looked at the datasheet and have implemented the routines now. But I have a problem with pointers. With WORD pointers my routines works, but I need long pointers cause of the address space and then e.g. the erase command has no effect! I think the pointer is shortened to 2 Bytes. Do anyone of you know such a problem?

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