INTELLEC PROMPT
48
Cable Interface
An
optional
cable, PROMPT-SER,
directly
connects
the
PROMPT
system
to
virtually
any
terminal
via a rear
access
slot.
10-9
Key
Funcllon
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Port 2 map
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Program EPROM
~
Byte search
(with
optional
mask)
~
Word search
(with
optional
mask)
[!]
Hex
ca
l
cula
t
or
I2l
8748 program
lor
debug
[!]
Compare
[!]
Move memory
~
Access
[ID
Breakpoint
[9
Clear
@I
Dump
[]]
Enter
IIJ
Fetch
Operallon
Allows
specification
of
direction
of
each
pin
on
port
2.
Port 2 is
multiplexed
to address
external program
memory
and expand
110
.
Thus
it
must
\be
buffered
; the
P2
map com-
mand
establishes
the
direction
of
buffering
.
Programs 8748
EPROMs.
Sweeps
through
register, data, or program
memory
searching
for
byte matches. Start·
ing and ending memory addresses are spe-
cified.
Sweeps through
register
, data,
or
program
memory
searching for
word
ma
tches
. Start-
ing and ending memory addresses are spe-
cified
.
Computes
hexade
ci
mal
sums
and
diffe
r-
ences
.
Similar
to
program EPROM, but ensures that
the
top
of program memory
co
ntains moni-
tor
re-entry code for
debugging
.
Verifies
any
portions
of
EPROM program
memory
against
PROMPT m
emory
.
Allows
blocks
of
register, data,
or
program
memory
to
be moved.
Specifies
one of
six
access
modes
for
PRO
-
MPT
48.
For example EPROM, PROMPT
RAM,
or
external program memory, and a
variety of
input/output
options
may be
selected.
Allows
any or all of the eight
breakpoints
to
be set and cleared.
Clears
portions
of regi
ster
, data, or program
memory.
Dumps register, data,
or
program memory
to
PROMPT's serial channel:
for
example, a
teletypewri
ter paper tape punch.
Enters (reads) register, data, or program
memory
from PROMPT's serial channel.
Fetches programs from EPROM to PROMPT
RAM.
Table
1_
PROMPT 48 Commands and
Functions
Access
Easy access
to
the
pins
of
the
executing
processor
is
provided via the
110
ports
and bus connector. Only the
EA
external access,
SS
single
step, and X1,
X2
clock
inputs
are reserved for the PROMPT system.
Expansion
Program or data memory may be expanded beyond that
provided on-chip
or
in the PROMPT system.
1/0
ports
may be expanded, as
with
the 8243,
or
peripheral con-
trollers
may be memory-mapped. The
1/0
ports
and Bus
connector
allows
the
execution
socket processor to
be
directly
interfaced to
prototype
systems, yet be con-
trolled
from the PROMPT panel.
Control
The
comma
ndlfunction
group panel keyboard and dis-
plays
completely
con
trol
PROMPT
48-a
teletypewriter
or
CRT terminal
is
not needed. A hyphen
prompting
character appears whenever a command
or
function
can
be entered. Addresses and data are shown whenever
examining
registers and memory. Parameters for com-
mands and
functions
are also shown.
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