29 Jan
2002
29 Jan
'02
7:51 a.m.
Does anyone know anything about the item above? I've seen these before
but this is the first one that I've found with the pod and this one seems
to work. I've posted a picture at
<http://www.classiccmp.org/hp/app-u-sy.jpg> . I know it's big but I wanted
to capture as much detail as possible.
joe
28 Jan
28 Jan
11:51 p.m.
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Joe wrote:
Does anyone know anything about the item above?
I've seen these before
but this is the first one that I've found with the pod and this one seems
to work. I've posted a picture at
<http://www.classiccmp.org/hp/app-u-sy.jpg> . I know it's big but I wanted
to capture as much detail as possible.
I have one, and I think I have the manual for it. Want a copy? E-mail me
off-list.
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29 Jan
29 Jan
9:52 a.m.
Hyya Joe,
Does anyone know anything about the item above?
I've seen these before
but this is the first one that I've found with the pod and this one seems
to work. I've posted a picture at
<http://www.classiccmp.org/hp/app-u-sy.jpg> . I know it's big but I wanted
to capture as much detail as possible.
I've got one almost like it for the 6809/6809e, the EM-189 Diagnostic
Emulator.
I've got a manual for mine. Check this out:
...the basic function of the [] is to emulate the target system
microporcessor. Effectively, the DE is a pin-compatible functional
replacement for the microporcessor in the target system. The unit is
designed to meet the tiuming specifications of the emulated processor and to
minimize the increase in electrical loading of the user's system. It is
always in one of two modes: RUN and PAUSE. If in the RUN mode. it is
emulating the target system microprocessor and executing the target system
program at full system speed. The Trace Memory will be active (unless
unhibited by external control or trace hold) and all bus cycles of the
emulated microprocessor are recorded for possible later display. In PAUSE
mode, the target system is suspended and you can examine/alter memory and
regisers and review target's execution history...
They can also be configured with Overlay RAM blocks and firmware
disassemblers, etc...
Cool toy!
;)
- Mike
3:31 p.m.
New subject: Need info: Applied Microsystems 8080/8085 Diagnostic Emulator
At 03:52 PM 1/29/02 -0500, you wrote:
Hyya Joe,
You also have a model 800 for the Z-80 CPU. I know cause I gave it to ya
:-/
I have some software for mine and I think it will also operate your's
but the disassembler is for the Z-80/8080/8085.
Does anyone know anything about the item above?
I've seen these before
but this is the first one that I've found with the pod and this one seems
to work. I've posted a picture at
<http://www.classiccmp.org/hp/app-u-sy.jpg> . I know it's big but I wanted
to capture as much detail as possible.
I've got one almost like it for the 6809/6809e, the EM-189 Diagnostic
Emulator. I've got a manual for mine. Check this out:
...the basic function of the [] is to emulate the target system
microporcessor. Effectively, the DE is a pin-compatible functional
replacement for the microporcessor in the target system. The unit is
designed to meet the tiuming specifications of the emulated processor and to
minimize the increase in electrical loading of the user's system. It is
always in one of two modes: RUN and PAUSE. If in the RUN mode. it is
emulating the target system microprocessor and executing the target system
program at full system speed. The Trace Memory will be active (unless
unhibited by external control or trace hold) and all bus cycles of the
emulated microprocessor are recorded for possible later display. In PAUSE
mode, the target system is suspended and you can examine/alter memory and
regisers and review target's execution history...
They can also be configured with Overlay RAM blocks and firmware
disassemblers, etc...
I know, I have the software :-)
Cool toy!
That's what I thought. I bought this one a couple of months ago and
planned on e-baying it and never looked at it closely till today. But after
looking at it I'm not sure if I want to part with it or not.
Just what I need ANOTHER 8080 emulator. I've got the Fluke 9010, the
Intel uScope and TWO Intel MDS-800s with ICE-80 pods.
How about sending me the manual that you have? Or are you plannng on
coming down here weekend after next?
Joe
;)
- Mike
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