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68HC912D60MSE4 Rev 2 9
March 14, 2001
GPIO: FUNCTION CANNOT BE RE-ENABLED ON TX PIN IMMEDIATELY
AR571
The Tx pin cannot be changed to GPIO immediately. The GPIO function will
become enabled only after the current transmission is complete.
Work-
around
Wait until the trasmit buffer is empty (TDRE == 1) and then disable the
transmission (Set TE == 0) while transmission is in progress.
ESD: ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE PERFORMANCE
The 68HC912D60 (4F73K) passes AEC ESD only upto and including the following
voltages:
1000V Human Body Model
100V Machine Model
PLL: LIMP HOME MODE AR627
The device can prematurely indicate that the oscillator has stabilized releasing the
part from Limp Home clock mode to the oscillator clock mode with an unstable
oscillator. This can cause unpredictable behavior of the MCU. This situation can
arise with short external power-on reset periods and / or crystal oscillator circuits
that exhibit slow startup characteristics. If the PLL is not being used (Vddpll
connected to Vss) Limp Home mode is disabled and this issue does not apply.
All customers should review any applications based on the referenced devices. If
the crystal clock is stabilized before the external RESET line is released and the
customer is not using stop mode (pseudo-stop is not affected) then there is no
problem. If the clock is not stable when external RESET is released then they
should contact Motorola for consultation.
Common practice for the start up mode of operation of HC12 microcontrollers is for
the external RESET line to be held active until such time as the crystal has
stabilized at its operating frequency. On release of the external RESET line and
when the WCR (counter register) reaches a count of 4096 cycles, normal operating
mode is entered with the CPU clocked from the crystal frequency (see fig. 1).
The HC12 mode of operation known as Limp-Home Mode (LHM) is enabled when
the VDDPLL pin is at VDD and is entered if for any reason the external crystal
ceases to oscillate. During this mode the CPU will be clocked from the free-running
VCO clock of the PLL (at a nominal frequency of 1MHz). If LHM is enabled during
the start-up phase (i.e. VDDPLL=5V, NOLHM bit=0) and the external RESET line
is not held active until after the crystal frequency is stable then the device starts up
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