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Motorola S-Record to BINARY File Converter
This utility program creates a BINARY file from a Motorola S-Record file.
You can use BINARY files with most EPROM programmers and you can easily use
them for CRC or checksum calculations. Options for this utility program are
listed below:
Syntax: MOT2BIN [/option] motfile [binfile]
motfile is the Motorola S Record input file
binfile is the binary file to create
option may be any of the following
/Ln Binary file length
/Pn Pad data for binary file
/On Address offset (to add to Motorola records)
/M Merge data into existing BIN file
/Q Quiet mode (no statistics are displayed)
/? This help text
File Information
MOT2BIN.ZIP
(12,171 bytes)
Tuesday, August 10, 1999
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BINARY to Intel HEX Converter Utility
This utility program creates an Intel HEX file from a BINARY file.
Options for this utility program are listed below:
Syntax: BIN2HEX [/option] binfile [hexfile]
binfile is the binary input file
hexfile is the Intel HEX file to create
option may be any of the following
/Ln Bytes to read from binary file
/In Binary file starting offset
/On Output file address offset (where HEX data starts)
/M Merge data into existing HEX file
/2 Generate HEX file using ext. segment address records (HEX86)
/4 Generate HEX file using ext. linear address records (HEX386)
/Q Quiet mode (no statistics are displayed)
/T Exclude EOF record
/A Append to end of existing HEX file
File Information
BIN2HEX.ZIP
(11,996 bytes)
Tuesday, August 10, 1999
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BINARY to Motorola S-Record Conveter Utility
This utility program creates a Motorola S-Record file from a BINARY file.
Options for this utility program are listed below:
Syntax: BIN2MOT [/option] binfile [motfile]
binfile is the binary input file
motfile is the Motorola S Record file to create
option may be any of the following
/Ln Bytes to read from binary file
/In Binary file starting offset
/On Output file address offset (where S-Record data starts)
/M Merge data into existing Motorola file
/2 Generate S2/S8 records
/3 Generate S3/S7 records
/H Exclude S0 header record
/T Exclude S8/S9 trailer record
/A Append new data to end of existing Motorola file
/Q Quiet mode (no statistics are displayed)
/? This help text
File Information
BIN2MOT.ZIP
(12,272 bytes)
Tuesday, August 10, 1999
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Intel HEX to BINARY File Converter Utility
This utility program creates a BINARY file from an Intel HEX file. You
can use BINARY files with most EPROM programmers and you can easily use them
for CRC or checksum calculations. Options for this utility program are
listed below:
Syntax: HEX2BIN [/option] hexfile [binfile]
hexfile is the Intel HEX input file
binfile is the binary file to create
option may be any of the following
/Ln Binary file length
/Pn Pad data for binary file
/On Address offset (to add to HEX records)
/M Merge data into existing BIN file
/Q Quiet mode (no statistics are displayed)
/X Don't process ext. segment/linear address records
/? This help text
File Information
HEX2BIN.ZIP
(12,343 bytes)
Tuesday, August 10, 1999
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Checksum Calculator Utility (8-bit)
This utility program calculates the 8-bit checksum for a BINARY file and
(optionally) stores the checksum in the target file.
File Information
CHECK8.ZIP
(11,030 bytes)
Tuesday, August 10, 1999
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CONVERT
ASCII TO HEX
THE EXE FILE
THE BAT FILE
INSTRUCTIONS
copy the files to be converted to a folder.
copy convert.bat to the same folder.
copy asc2int.exe to a location in the path or directly to the folder where the
files to be converted reside.
using My Computer or Explorer, navigate to the folder containing the files.
Execute the convert.bat file.
all the .prm files int the folder will be converted to Intel hex files (.hex).
The original files are not modified.
The Intel hex format is universally supported by all modern programmers.
if files are named other than .prm, edit convert.bat accordingly or run asc2int
*.ext where ext is the extension.
To convert a single file .... run
asc2int filename.ext
A list of the converted files is generated in convert.log.
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