Motorola MCU 68HC912 Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 4)

UPA-USB Device Programmer4

1 Overview

Features

Hex Editor

Over write or insert mode

Support hexadecimal, decimal, octal and binary systems

File size up to 2GB (depends on the virtual memory of the computer)

Grouping bytes

Print the whole file or selected part of it

Unlimited Undo/Redo

Ajustable bytes per line

Fast searching/replacing hex or text data

Compare files

Font and colour options

Opening/Saving Intel Hex Format files

Opening Motorola S Record files

Swap even and odd bytes

Copy dump to clipboard

Copy part of a file to another file or to a text editor

Go to specified offset

Fill a selected part of the file in 0 or 255 (FFh)

2 User Guide

2.1 Hex Editor

The hexadecimal editor (HexEdit) allows customer to edited binary files, for programming a memory or

micro controller. Maximal size of the file is theoretical 2 GB, but actually depends on available virtual

memory of the computer. Editor works in overwriting or insert mode, switched by Insert key or by the

button Insert/Over located on the bottom of the window status bar. Hex Edit allows a few files to be

opened and various operations to be done with them. Hex Edit has 3 areas: offset, numerical and text.

000000: 61 62 73 64 65 66 67 68 absdefgh

000008: 6A 6B 6C 6D 6E 6B 70 71 jklmnkpq

Status Bar

Status bar displays the offset of the pointer position from the beginning of the file, the current value

located at this offset and the size of the file. There are few buttons available:

Offset button - Toggles hexadecimal, decimal or octal representing of the offset

Data button - Toggles hexadecimal, decimal, octal or binary representing of the numbers

Size button - Toggles hexadecimal, decimal or octal representing of the file size

Find/Replace button - Show/Hide Find/Replace Bar

Monitor button - Show/Hide Data Monitor Bar

Two editing controls allows translating the pointer position at specified offset and data editing (Press

Enter in the end)

Find/Replace Bar

This bar allows searching/replacing of text or hexadecimal number forward or backward. Text

searching is not case sensitive. If a case sensitive searching is required, click Text button to convert

entered text to ASCII codes. Hexadecimal searching is always case sensitive.

Monitor Bar

There are two buttons on the Monitor Bar. First one specifies the size of the number- 8, 16, 32 or 64

bits. The second button changes the order of the bytes - Intel (less signed byte first); Motorola (most

signed byte first). The number are displayed as unsigned integer, signed integer and a real number

Working with Clipboard

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