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This appendix
contains
pin
information
and
physi-
cal
descriptions
for
the
Z8
development
device
(Z8612) and Protopack emulator (Z8603/13).
Pin
descriptions
for
the
Z8601/11 and Z8681/82
micro-
computers can be found
in
Chapters 6 and
7,
respectively.
A.1
DEVELOPMENT
DEVICE
(Z8612)
The
pin
mnemonics and
descriptions
presented
for
the
Z8
microcomputers (Chapter 6)
also
apply
to
the
development
device.
Additional
pin
descrip-
tions
are
as
follows:
A
O
-A
11
Program
Memory
Address
(outputs).
These
lines
are
used
to
access
the
first
4K
bytes
of
the
external
program
memory.
DO~.
Program
Data
(inputs).
Data from
the
external
program
memory
is
input
through
these
pins.
lACK.
Interrupt Acknowledge (output,
active
High).
lACK
is
driven
High
in
response
to
an
interrupt
during
the
interrupt
machine
cycle.
KlS.
Program
Memory
Data Strobe (output,
active
Low).
MDS
is
Low
during
an
instruction
fetch
Appendix A
Pin Descriptions
and Functions
cycle
when
the
first
4K
bytes
of
program
memory
are
being
accessed.
SClK.
System Clock
(output).
SCLK
is
the
inter-
nal
clock
output
through a
buffer.
The
clock
rate
is
equal
to
one-half
the
crystal
frequency.
SYNC.
Instruction
Sync
(output,
active
Low).
This
strobe
output
is
forced
Low
during
the
inter-
nal
clock
period
preceding
an
opcode
fetch.
A.2
PROTOPACK
EMULATOR
(Z860J/1J)
Both
the
Z8603
and
Z8613
devices
use
a
40-pin
package
that
also
has a
24-pin
"piggy-back"
soc-
ket.
An
EPROM
or
ROM
can
be
installed
on
the
back
of
the
emulator's
standard
40-pin
package
via
the
socket
(Figure
A-3). A
single
+5
V dc power
source
is
required.
Figure
A-4
illustrates
the
pinout
for
the
socket
carried
piggyback.
The
socket
is
designed
to
accept
a
2716
EPROM
for
the
Z8603
and
a
2732
EPROM
for
the
Z8613
device.
Pin
mnemonics and
descriptions.
are
the
same
as
those
for
the
Z8601/11 microcomputer (Chapter
6).
Descriptions
for
the
additional
(24-pin
socket)
memory
interface
lines
are
the
same
as
those
given
for
the
development
devices
above.
A-1

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BrandZiLOG
ModelZ8
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LanguageEnglish

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