Programming and Customizing the HC11 Microcontroller

Even beginners will be able to follow the clearly illustrated, learn-as-you-go instructions. Yet professionals who need to get a project up and running quickly will find what they need in the author's comprehensive, detail-by-detail coverage of the 68HC11's components and capabilities.

Part of the popular TAB Electronics series, Programming and Customizing the 68HC11 Microcontroller features:

• Easy-to-use explanations of all the 68HC11's subsystems, with loads of examples, experiments, and projects
  
• A single-board computer design with 11 LED's, 12 DIP switches, and an RS-232 serial interface
  
• A confusion-reducing chapter on serial interfaces, with an introduction to the BUFFALO monitor and several photometers
  
• Design for a revolutionary windvane --with no moving parts
  
• Complete instructions for an EEPROM programmer
  
• Simple instructions that make the SPI a snap to use
  
• CD-ROM packed with data sheets, foil patterns, and all the other tools and source code you need to develop applications

Table of contents

Introduction

What is a Computer

Introducting the HC11 and Breadboarding

Getting to Know the HC11

The Mag-11 Single-Board Computer

The SCI and Mag-11

Programming and Customizing the HC-11

Programming and Customizing the HC-11

The AS11 Cross-Assembler

Introducing and Simpler,Cheaper Way

Construction and Use of MagTroll-11

An MCU-Based Solid-State Wind Vane

A"Voodoo-Designed" Wind Vane

68HC11A1's Sister, Brothers, and Cousins