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added the IIC to the document; added for B64 more details in the
preface and the according “Memory Map out of Reset”
Updated bus frequency in
Table A-4;
updated numbers in
A.3.1.2
and
A.3.1.3
Updated B64 details. Corrected numbering in
Table A-26.
Replaced references to HCS12 Core Guide by the individual
HCS12 Block guides.
Table 2-1
corrected pullrresistor reset state PE4-PE2.
Table A-1
corrected footnote on clamp of TEST pin.
Updated
Section 11, Section 15, A.5.2 Oscillator
Table A-15
corrected Num 9 and 10.
Added
Table 0-2
and note at Section
8.1
Updated
Table 1-3
Updated
Table 0-4,
row 6 of
Table A-15
Added
Table 0-3,
updated
Figure 0-1
and
Table 1-3
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V01.06
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V01.08
V01.09
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2004
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