Pokusit se vyčíst obsah 512 bytes of EEPROM
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Reading out and copying the 512-byte internal EEPROM from a Motorola MC68HCP11A1P (or similar 68HC11A1 variant) to another identical chip requires a specialized approach. The EEPROM is internal to the microcontroller, so you cannot access it like a standalone memory chip. You need either a dedicated programmer or bootstrap-mode software tools.Recommended Methods
The most reliable and common ways are:
1. Use a dedicated HC11 Programmer (easiest and safest)
◦ Tools like the ETL HC11 Programmer, CarProg (with A10 cable), or similar professional MC68HC11 programmers support direct read/program of the internal EEPROM.
◦ These often work in In-Circuit (ICP) or On-Board (socket/adapter) mode.
◦ In On-Board mode, you insert the chip into an adapter for safer reading, especially if the chip might be security-protected.
2. Bootstrap Mode + PC Software (DIY-friendly)
◦ Put the chip in bootstrap mode (MODA = MODB = 0 during reset).
◦ Use software like PCbug11, or custom routines from Motorola app notes (e.g., AN1010) to dump the EEPROM via the SCI serial port.
Warning: Many 68HC11 variants have a security bit in the CONFIG register. Reading a secured chip in normal bootstrap mode often erases the EEPROM/RAM for protection. Use a tool that supports secured chips or On-Board programming to avoid data loss. Always read and save the dump first.