How Convert a Hex Code to a ASM???

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  1. - 20th January 2011, 06:55 #1
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    hi every one..

    can you help me how to convert this hex code to a asm???

    :10000000D728A30036088400340931208413A308BC
    :100010000319D228F030A50022088038A400F0305F
    :10002000A5030319A5000319A3030319D228200867
    :10003000A6002108A700163072202608A000270875
    :10004000A1005620030120183408A21F3408A2087A
    :1000500003190301A40F2E2880060C282F28000066
    :100060000F2884178005D2280F39A00083161F0897
    :100070008F3930389F0083120310A00DA00D1F0888
    :10008000C139200401389F000030A10032307320B4
    :100090009F149F1849281E08A10083161E08D22805
    :1000A0008001840AFF3E031D5028D2282108200425
    :1000B0000319A00A8030201AA1062019A106A01851
    :1000C000A106210DA00DA10DD228A301A200FF3091
    :1000D000A207031CA307031CD2280330A100E330AE
    :1000E00073206728A101F43EA000A109FE30031C83
    :1000F0007C28A00703187928A0076400A10F79289D
    :10010000000020188328201885280800A701A600D1
    :100110001C30A2006F30A300BC200F308316810476
    :100120008312FF306300A007031CA1070318922865
    :10013000D228A2000330A528A2000130A528A200E1
    :100140000630A528A2000430A528A8002308210213
    :10015000031DAC28220820020430031801300319C3
    :1001600002302805031DFF30D2280038031DFF3060
    :100170000405031DFF30D2281030A800A101A00102
    :10018000A70CA60C031CCA282208A00723080318E2
    :10019000230FA107A10CA00CA50CA40CA80BC02830
    :1001A0002408D228831303138312640008008316E3
    :1001B0007E308F00900183120730990095019001E5
    :1001C000831601309F00831283309F00203084000B
    :1001D00060305020A03084002030502083160D3035
    :1001E00085008312851083168510831205128316ED
    :1001F00005129630831265208514831685108312AC
    :100200000130A300F4306620051683160512831210
    :100210000130A300F4306620851083168510831208
    :1002200005128316051205308312B6002030B40083
    :100230007F30A2000A3001206400051D2029F32927
    :10024000851083168510831205128316051200305F
    :1002500083123420C2002108C300323065205921A6
    :100260000A3086206400051D3629372920290530EB
    :10027000B6002030B4007E30A200283001200230C9
    :1002800085068316851083120130A3002C3066206A
    :100290006400851D58296400851D532905168316A1
    :1002A000051283124B290512831605128312202989
    :1002B00037294208A0004308A1000330A3002030E2
    :1002C000A220BA004208A0004308A1000230A30007
    :1002D000FD309C20BC003A0884003C08B520BC00DE
    :1002E000BD0064003C083D0403198629851483166B
    :1002F000851005308312B6002030B4007F30A20094
    :100300000A30012085108316851083124208A00050
    :100310004308A1000230A300FD309920031DA0294D
    :1003200085148316851005308312B6002030B40082
    :100330007F30A2003C300120851083168510831287
    :100340004208A0004308A1000330A30020309F20F2
    :10035000031DB42905168316051264308312652027
    :10036000051283160512831208004208A0004308F4
    :10037000A1000130A30090309920031DC32905126C
    :100380008316051283124208A0004308A100013021
    :10039000A30090309C20BA004208A0004308A100AE
    :1003A0000230A3006C30A220BC003A0884003C0854
    :1003B000B520BC00BD0064003C083D040319E429DD
    :1003C00005168316051283124208A0004308A100F7
    :1003D0000230A3006C309F20031DF22905168316FE
    :1003E0000512831220296400051D082A02308506A3
    :1003F0008316851005308312B6002030B4007F309C
    :10040000A2001E3001200130A3002C306620F32909
    :0604100020296300092A07
    :02400E00DC3C98
    :00000001FF

    plzzz help me.

    thnk you for your response:
    jenny
  2. - 20th January 2011, 08:47 #2
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    Hi,

    @ First ... not possible to uncompile without the processor type ... ( not a 16F84, 628, 675 ... may be a PBP program, 16F88 ??? )

    @ Second ... All labels are lost, so it's tricky to try to understand something ...

    @ Third ... Modifying such a program needs very, very, very good assembler skills ...
    If so ... you already should know how to proceed for 1) 2) and 3 ) ...

    looks it's not the case ...

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    Why insist on using 32 Bits when you're not even able to deal with the first 8 ones ??? ehhhhhh ...
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  3. - 21st January 2011, 05:40 #3
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    @Fourth, take "Third" step with a pinch of salt

    @Fifth, this is a Melabs PicBasic forum here.
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  4. - 21st January 2011, 09:15 #4
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    Hi, Steve

    Looks to be a PicBasic generated Hex ...

    look at the "GOTO Init" line in the beginning and the "END" lines at the end ...

    Alain
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    Why insist on using 32 Bits when you're not even able to deal with the first 8 ones ??? ehhhhhh ...
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    IF there is the word "Problem" in your question ...
    certainly the answer is " RTFM " or " RTFDataSheet " !!!
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  5. - 21st January 2011, 11:28 #5
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    Does the author mind if you hack their code? often if they don't mind, they will supply the source. What you want to do is a very time consuming process.

    Code:
    look at the "GOTO Init" line in the beginning and the "END" lines at the end
    Is this unique for PBP? All my asm programs start with goto/gosub INIT. they also all "end"
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  6. - 21st January 2011, 20:42 #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Acetronics View Post
    Hi, Steve

    Looks to be a PicBasic generated Hex ...

    look at the "GOTO Init" line in the beginning and the "END" lines at the end ...

    Alain
    Could be

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  7. - 21st January 2011, 21:13 #7
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    Looks like flood detector code to me. 12F683

    http://www.electronics-lab.com/projects/sensors/006/
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    Quote Originally Posted by scalerobotics View Post
    Looks like flood detector code to me. 12F683

    http://www.electronics-lab.com/projects/sensors/006/
    It is - and it decodes as typical PicBasic code - a sample of lines follows:
    Code:
    	processor 12F683
	Radix DEC
#include "P12F683.INC"
	__CONFIG 0x3CDC
	ERRORLEVEL -302

	ORG 0000H
	GOTO   L00D7H
...
L00D7H:
	BSF    STATUS,RP0
	MOVLW  007EH
	MOVWF  OSCCON
	CLRF   OSCTUNE
	BCF    STATUS,RP0
	MOVLW  0007H
	MOVWF  CMCON0
	CLRF   CCP1CON
	CLRF   T1CON
    etc - in fact the Hex code is freely offered, and converting to assembler is trivial - I used Real Pic Simulator here. But why would you want it as ASM?
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    Quote Originally Posted by scalerobotics View Post
    Looks like flood detector code to me. 12F683

    http://www.electronics-lab.com/projects/sensors/006/
    How the heck did you find that!!???
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    once a hex is posted on a web page it's easy to find it depending the "Search tool" you're using and HOW you use it
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    Quote Originally Posted by LinkMTech View Post
    How the heck did you find that!!???
    I would like to say, cunning, blah blah. But, no, it was Google and a little luck. With a single (42 character) line of the hex code for a search, only one real result.

    Anyway, he is probably better off modifying one of Steve's capacitive lamp switches. (without the 120 volts of course).

    Edit: Aw Steve! You told the secret!
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    Edit: Aw Steve! You told the secret!

    http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%3A10000000D728...A00083161F0897
    Last edited by mister_e; - 25th January 2011 at 01:40.
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