COP8-REF-ACC National Semiconductor, COP8-REF-ACC Datasheet - Page 4
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COP8-REF-ACC
Manufacturer Part Number
COP8-REF-ACC
Description
KIT REF DESIGN FOR COP8ACC5
Manufacturer
National Semiconductor
Series
COP8™r
Type
MCUr
Datasheet
1.COP8-REF-ACC.pdf
(6 pages)
Specifications of COP8-REF-ACC
Contents
PCB, Control Interface, Documentation and 9V Battery
For Use With/related Products
COP8ACC5
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Not applicable / Not applicable
TARGET DEBUGGING
Notes:
1) If your application uses the G4,G5,G6 pins,
the ISP cable should be disconnected from the
target board. (voltages from the PC’s parallel
port can interfere with your application.) Start
the application by pushing the on-board Reset
button.
2) If you are not using pins G4,G5,G6, you can
leave the cable connected.
3) If you are using NiceMon for debugging, the
cable must be left connected.
The
configured for 5v, dual-clock, realtime operation.
Jumpers are provided for optional external clock
configurations,
pushbutton (SW1) for easy Reset/Restart.
Test points for each of the device’s 68 pins are
brought out for easy probing and connection to
your customized circuits in the breadboard area.
The test point headers can also be used for
custom daughter boards, or connection to
external applications.
The four LEDs can be connected to any output
pin test points for visual debugging.
An RS232 connector is provided for external
communications, and the RJ11 connector can be
used as a Microwire/PLUS interface.
When you are ready to download a new version
of your code, you must re-connect the ISP cable,
DEBUGGING TIPS
If you don’t have a scope handy for probing
output levels, one or more of the on-board
LED Indicators for Visual Probing
SKFLASH-01
with
C O P 8
O U T P U T P I N
target
an
3 3 0
onboard
board
L E D
V C C
comes
Reset
4
and re-initialize the device for ISP execution from
the boot ROM (instructions are on the PCB). This
is the ONLY time SW2 (2xVCC) is used.
NiceMon Debug Monitor
The NiceMon User Control Interface (UCI) runs
on your PC, and provides COP8Flash device
program download, debug control, and internal
flash/register visibility.
Monitor is a separate piece of firmware code that is
automatically downloaded into flash memory with
your application code, and interfaces with the UCI
through the Microwire/PLUS interface (the RJ11
ISP connector).
Your application code executes normally, in
realtime, without intervention from the monitor.
Control is transferred to the UCI when a break
point is reached or the UCI requests control, such
as Halt or Single-Step.
The Debug Monitor and UCI includes the
following features:
LEDs can be attached to the device ouput probe
pins for easy visual observation of output signals.
With some practice, you can quickly determine
what is happening on each pin.
LED Bright = Vol
LED Dim = Fast Switching
LED Off = Voh
LED Flashing = Slow Switching
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Read/Write/Erase Byte, Page, or All
Reset/Stop/Run/Single-Step.
Specific-address break point.
Variables Watch Area with Modify
PC and Register Status Bar with Modify
Source/Program/Symbols files display
Console Area with a Scheme Command
Interpreter , and message logging.
COP8FLASH Starter Kit QuickStart Manual - SKFQS.doc
The NiceMon Debug