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Unknown function is actually setting start address of DMP, where the firmware is supposed to execute. Source: http://www.robotrebels.org/index.php?topic=318.0 << Register 109 (0x6D) Bank Select Address – firmware loaded in 256 byte banks 0-11 (total 3k) Register 110 (0x6E) Bank Memory Address – the actual byte address within the bank Register 111 (0x6F) Firmware Read/Write – the portal to read and write a byte through Register 112 (0x70) Program Start Address H – this is where this firmware version begins to execute (0x0400) {0x0300 in our case} Register 113 (0x71) Program Start Address L >>
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Unknown function is actually setting start address of DMP, where the firmware is supposed to execute.
Source: http://www.robotrebels.org/index.php?topic=318.0
<< Register 109 (0x6D) Bank Select Address – firmware loaded in 256 byte banks 0-11 (total 3k)
Register 110 (0x6E) Bank Memory Address – the actual byte address within the bank
Register 111 (0x6F) Firmware Read/Write – the portal to read and write a byte through
Register 112 (0x70) Program Start Address H – this is where this firmware version begins to execute (0x0400) {0x0300 in our case}
Register 113 (0x71) Program Start Address L >>