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Hexadecimal object file format is a way of representing an absolute binary object file in ASCII. It is commonly used for programming microcontrollers, EPROMs, and other types of programmable logic devices.

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I'm resurrecting an old project trying to decode a serial protocol from my underfloor heating system (OJ Electronics). Not been able to rule out OpenTherm. Async Serial decoding of underfloor heating ...
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As Altium PCB file format support, we can save PcbDoc as binary or ASCII. https://www.altium.com/documentation/altium-designer/pcb-dlg-confirmfileformatformfile-format-pcb-ad?version=20.2 Is there any ...
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sorry if the questions seems to be already answered, but I really need some basic information. I have a PCB with a USB-Mini connection, a PIC16F1459 microcontroller and a precompiled .hex-file. So the ...
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I have a working device with flashed ATtiny13A inserted in DIL8 socket. I am guessing that the uC does not have a locking bit set (since I was able to read it [?]). That is all I know at this point. I ...
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I need to modify a byte of the Hex data block coming from an EEPROM and write it back to the EEPROM. Now the problem is if I simply do that, the CRC changes. Is there any tool in Linux for manually ...
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I am using atmega328P IC in my project. Currently my process to upload a code is to burn the bootloader according to my requirements and then upload using programmer USBasp . Now from what I read is ...
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Is it possible to flash and run a compiled code (.hex-file) for a specific Microcontroller (for example STM32F205RC) on a Microcontroller from the same family with bigger flash-memory and RAM (without ...
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I'm not sure if this is true in general, but all intel hex files I have seen (from Atmel Studio, STM32CubeIDE and MPLAB) use data records with a length of 16 bytes. Even when the addresses written to ...
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MCU: ATmega1284 Programmer: JTAGICE3 IDE: Atmel Studio 7.0.2397 Language: AVR Assembler I have a constant data table in flash memory. The linker thinks it is located at address 0x0090, so when I ...
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I am new to microcontroller programming. I have a program written in C or assembly language which I need to convert into a .HEX file to flash into the 8051 microcontroller. I do not want to use an IDE ...
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I am working on a secondary bootloader for a Renesas microcontroller. Following are two consecutive records of the 11000+ records in the HEX file. ...
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Question I am getting back into Atmel AVR programming after nearly a decade off. To this end, I am trying to get the usual blinken lights demo working. Unfortunately this does not function, though ...
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I'm a newbie trying to write an Intel hex file to a PIC 16F886 using a MiniPro TL866A. When I try, I get the message: ...
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I am attempting to update the application code on an STM32 chip programatically from another chip. I have an Intel format hex file generated from the build process and I would like to use the ...
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I am trying to store my hex file in another sector of the flash memory i.e (0x00050000) I want to store a hex file at different sector of the flash and to change the execution point to that address ...
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