68HC08 RKE design

In German the answer would be: Kreidl, Kremser "Moderne Funkfernsteuersysteme im ISM-Bereich" Franzis 2002 Kreidl is a Motorola-application engineer. The book covers MC68HC908RF2, MC33591, MC33493. Its nice, but very basic.

They did a kit too:

And that seems to contain english documentation.

MfG JRD

should have lots of free stuff you can download, including datasheets, reference manuals and application notes (likely including some on RKE).

Cosmic and Metrowerks (I think) have compilers. We have an older version of the Cosmic compiler that works well. Newer versions should work just as well or better.

It's a pretty straightforward 8-bit micro. Nothing weird. Everything is in one address space. You shouldn't need anything beyond the vendor docs.

HTH,

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German is also good, I found the book, and I've ordered it for 1,20 ?. have the same kit, so hopefully this book will help me finding answers t my problems.

Thanx, Ivan

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Can you also think of a compiler that I could get for free?

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Metrowerks do a special edition which is free to download and use.

It allows you to generate code upto 16K in size. See:

Simon.

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I believe Cosmic has a limited demo that is good for small projects (max code size 2 or 4 k, or something like that). Metrowerks might have one as well -- I don't know.

GNU doesn't support the '08, though there is (was?) an '11 port. Perhaps SDCC has something?

Regards,

-=Dave

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Our compiler is not free, but it is only $199. We have lots of people who spend a week trying to get the free MW to work and use our compilers productively in less than a day. Sometimes the free MW is our best advertising :-)

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I had a look at SDCC a few weeks ago because I wanted a HC08 compiler that runs under Linux. It appeared to be a work in progress as far as the HC08 is concerned.

Simon.

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...but your licence is very complicated to move to another PC...

Yvan, an ICC08 / CW user.

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there is a free C compiler that uses the excellent asxxxx assemblers at

I am using the 6808 assembler in my gnu/linux and FreeBSD

908 programmer. The programmer supports all of the 0.1 inch pitch feedthrough 908s except the new JL8 and QB8. I have written the support for the JL8, which uses a different data structure to the rest, and my sample from Freescale should arrive on Friday for me to test the software. I will announce publication of the GPL MON08 programmer here when I have tested the JL8, and maybe the QB8 if I can get one to test.

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