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EP9312-CBZ is an Arm chip from Cirrus Logic, now obsolete, found in many things, including a fostex MR-8HD multitrack recording device.
the fostex has a jumper with pins labelled RX, TX, reset and boot, and RX and TX are definitely connected to the CPU.
so far, without enough tools to do a proper investigation, i have been unable to read anything from these pins.
there is a lot of useful hardware in this machine, that i would like to repurpose.
i have not been able to find any record of anyone else trying to reverse engineer the fostex, am i missing anything?
does anyone know if there is anything available in terms of a development kit, cross compiler, firmware image builder?
or any better documentation than the datasheets?
i found this:
https://student.cs.uwaterloo.ca/~cs452/docs/ts7200/ep93xx-user-guide.pdf
and the data sheet is here:
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/electronic-components/datasheet/EP9312-CBZ--Cirrus-Logic/
but beyond here, i'm stuck.
the fostex has a jumper with pins labelled RX, TX, reset and boot, and RX and TX are definitely connected to the CPU.
so far, without enough tools to do a proper investigation, i have been unable to read anything from these pins.
there is a lot of useful hardware in this machine, that i would like to repurpose.
i have not been able to find any record of anyone else trying to reverse engineer the fostex, am i missing anything?
does anyone know if there is anything available in terms of a development kit, cross compiler, firmware image builder?
or any better documentation than the datasheets?
i found this:
https://student.cs.uwaterloo.ca/~cs452/docs/ts7200/ep93xx-user-guide.pdf
and the data sheet is here:
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/electronic-components/datasheet/EP9312-CBZ--Cirrus-Logic/
but beyond here, i'm stuck.
