[mc1322x] New to the list and Freescale CPUs - firmware loading question
Barry Michels
bmichels at theadvancedgroupinc.com
Thu Jul 29 11:30:32 EDT 2010
After seeing the 2010 DefCon Ninja Badge, I started investigating the
Freescale MC13224V. I come from a Microchip PIC background, but don't
really care for their ZigBee offerings. The Freescale CPU with
everything on-board is very attractive.
I just subscribed and looked through the archives of this mailing list,
but haven't found an answer to my question: If I get a RedBee EconoTAG
and develop something, what then? What is required to program my
firmware onto a blank chip? I'm so used to the PIC 5-pin programming
interface and needing a programmer (Warp-13, PicKit3) to load firmware.
The Freescale website and datasheets aren't that clear on what is
required to download firmware. The EconoTAG description says: "On board
ROM bootloader for flashing --- no other programming hardware is
necessary." Sounds to me like the CPU populated on that board has a
bootloader, but chips from the factory won't. Is that correct?
Thanks for your time,
Barry
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