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General| Brand | Mostek |
|---|---|
| Model | z80 |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
Overview of the AIM-Z80AE development tool's capabilities and purpose.
Lists related MOSTEK operation and data manuals for further information.
Explains text and command line conventions used throughout the manual.
Defines key terms like Target, System, Emulation RAM, and Interface RAM.
Describes the Buffer module's function, components, and test points.
Details the Control module's interface, breakpoint detection, and memory mapping capabilities.
Explains the History module's function in recording bus transactions and its counters.
Provides background and steps for installing the AIM-Z80AE system.
Lists MOSTEK disk-based development systems compatible with AIM-Z80AE.
Lists all necessary hardware and software for AIM-Z80AE operation.
Details jumper configurations for the Control module based on RAM type and ports.
Explains jumper settings for the History module, including timer and port selection.
Outlines restrictions and requirements for the target system when using AIM-Z80AE.
Provides sequential steps for installing the AIM-Z80AE modules into the development system.
Guides the user through verifying the basic operation of the installed AIM-Z80AE.
Introduces the AIM-Z80AE control program and command format.
Steps to prepare target programs and the system before operation.
Describes how to load and start the AIMZ80 control program.
Details common error messages and their probable causes during operation.
Explains the general syntax and structure of AIMZ80 commands.
Defines how to enter hexadecimal operands, including input rules.
Explains how to use ASCII literals as operands by preceding with 'L'.
Describes using mnemonics for operands, referencing registers.
Explains how to specify relative addresses using the 'R' prefix.
Describes using the '$' character for the memory address pointer.
Details performing inline hexadecimal addition and subtraction.
Explains using the '=' sign to display the current operand value.
Explains the functions of special keys used with commands.
Covers commands for setting, clearing, and tabulating breakpoints.
Detailed explanation of the B command's formats and usage.
Details the command to copy blocks of data or code between memory locations.
Detailed explanation of the C command's formats and usage.
Explains how to save target memory blocks to a binary file on disk.
Detailed explanation of the D command's formats and usage.
Covers commands for initiating and continuing program execution.
Detailed explanation of the E command's formats and usage.
Describes how to terminate real-time execution and force a breakpoint.
Detailed explanation of the ESC command's formats and usage.
Details the command to fill a block of target memory with a specified data byte.
Detailed explanation of the F command's formats and usage.
Explains how to load a binary file into target RAM.
Detailed explanation of the G command's formats and usage.
Describes performing signed hexadecimal addition and subtraction.
Detailed explanation of the H command's formats and usage.
Covers commands to initialize or display the target memory map configuration.
Detailed explanation of the I command's formats and usage.
Details the command to find all occurrences of a data byte in target memory.
Detailed explanation of the L command's formats and usage.
Explains commands for examining, modifying memory, or disassembling code.
Detailed explanation of the M command's formats and usage.
Details commands to set or clear the relative offset.
Detailed explanation of the O command's formats and usage.
Covers commands to examine, modify, or tabulate I/O ports.
Detailed explanation of the P command's formats and usage.
Explains how to exit the AIMZ80 monitor and close files.
Describes commands to display Z80 CPU register values.
Detailed explanation of the R command's formats and usage.
Explains commands for single-stepping or multi-stepping through program execution.
Detailed explanation of the S command's formats and usage.
Details commands to display contents of the history RAM.
Detailed explanation of the T command's formats and usage.
Covers commands to verify target memory contents against a binary file.
Detailed explanation of the V command's formats and usage.
Explains how to write output to a specified logical unit number.
Describes commands to establish handshaking and clear breakpoints.
Detailed explanation of the Z command's formats and usage.
Explains commands to test Target RAM with various sequences.
Detailed explanation of the % command's formats and usage.
Describes the hardware counter for measuring target execution time.
Details using AIM-Z80AE with the MOSTEK MD-SBC1.
Details using AIM-Z80AE with the MOSTEK MDX system.
Details using AIM-Z80AE with the MOSTEK OEM-80.
Provides instructions for returning the unit for repair and necessary documentation.
Outlines the 90-day warranty terms and conditions for the product.
Informs users about the antistatic bag's importance for warranty validity.
Lists technical specifications including operating temperature, power requirements, and signal timings.
Refers to the collection of circuit diagrams for the hardware modules.
Refers to diagrams showing the physical location of components on the PCBs.
Refers to the lists of all components used in the hardware modules.
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