Hi there, Ive been looking at ICSP .. in circuit serial programable chips mcu/pics, but the ones ive looked at so far need to be programmed in the usual way before they can be programmed with the serial port, ie a bootloader.
Are there any chips that can be programmed via rs232 without having to load a bootloader first and still needing the programing connector etc ?
Colin =^.^=
some Philips, Maxim/Dallas and perhaps Atmel 8051 derivative are programmable trough RS232
they have a small inrernal ROM with the bootloader
Hello Colin,
The MSP430 also comes with a factory-installed bootloader.
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In message , colin writes
Renesas M16C and similar have an inbuilt RS232 bootloader in protected memory so you can't bugger it up. Hold the prog pin Hi (or is it Lo, can't remember) and power-up to run it. Auto baud rate detect over a reasonable range.
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