Hex File Crc 16 Calculator
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CCS:: View topic - How to calculate this crc16 CCS does not monitor this forum on a regular basis. Please do not post bug Reports on this forum. Send them to -:: Author Message Requan Joined: 11 May 2008 Posts: 74 How to calculate this crc16 Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 12:52 pm I trigger my bootloader by sending rs232 command, so I have to write my own program on PC instead of siow function: 'download software'. I listened what siow program send by rs232 and i saw that before last row (hex file): '00000001FF' program send CRC (for hex file below is 'FEE7'). Code::EF00F0EA6A050EE96EEF500DE0060EFE:6E006A002EFED7012EFBD77B0E006E0C:2EFED7EF2EF3D71200F86AD09EEA6AB0:10003000E96AC180C182C18A88C80E3A:6EE0DF93988A98C80E056EDBDFF5D762:00AB:30CA:0E0E0E000181000FC00FE00F4025:00000001FF;PIC18F452;CRC=2F20 CREATED='30-gru-12 19:03' CCS told me this is CRC16, but i looked for algorithm how to calculate as below: but nothing fit. I look into loader.c how it is calculate: Code: for (i=1; i All times are GMT - 6 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum.
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as the title says I'm curious to know how the checksum value is calculated, from what I've read it calculated using 2s complement. Below is a 2 lines from the hex file which was loaded onto my Microcontroller, I've added spaces to make it easier to read, S315 appears on every line, the address on line 1 is 080C0000 followed by 16 hex values which represent the bytes, the values AA on line 1 and AB on line 2 are I assume the checksum values.
For line 1 I've tried adding the following 15+08+0C+00+00+4D+53+53+70+6F+74+31+00+66+10+AE+19+7E+63+1F+78 which gives me 555 Hex or 010101010101 in binary. I've entered the binary value into an online 2s complement calculator but it always says 'invalid binary'??
S3 15 080C0000 4D 53 53 70 6F 74 31 00 66 10 AE 19 7E 63 1F 78 AA
S3 15 080C0010 00 00 00 00 45 85 63 EB FF FF FF FF 04 00 03 00 AB
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You add the byte values, like you've done. From that sum you take only the least significant byte.
Then for Motorola HEX (SREC):Then you take the one's complement of that byte by inverting its bits (i.e. 1s turns to 0s and vice versa).
Then for Intel HEX:Then you take the two's complement of that byte by inverting its bits (i.e. 1s turns to 0s and vice versa) and then you add 1.
Going by your example you have the sum 0x555. Then take the least significant byte, which is 0x55.
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For Motorola HEX (SREC): Calculate the one's complement of that. You get 0xAA as the checksum. Youtube megadeth countdown to extinction.
For Intel HEX: Calculate the two's complement of that. You get 0xAB as the checksum.