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ICE-49
MCS-48
IN-CIRCUIT
EMULATOR
Emulates
8049, 8048, 8748, 8039, 8035,
and
8021
*
Microcomputers
Extends
Intellec
microcomputer
develop-
ment system debug power
to
user con-
figured
system
via
external
cable
and
40-pin plug, replacing
system
MCS-48
device
Emulates
user
system
MCS-48
device
in
real
time
Shares
static
RAM
memory
with user
system
for
program debug
Provides
hardware comparators
for
user
designated break conditions
Eliminates
need
for
extraneous debug-
ging
tools residing
in
user
system
Collects bus,
register,
and
MCS-48
status information
on
instructions
emulated
Provides
capability to
examine and
alter
MCS-48
registers,
memory, and
flag
values,
and
to
examine
pin
and
port
values
Integrates
hardware and
software
efforts
early to
save
development
time
The
ICE-49
MCS-48
In-Circuit
Emulator
module
is
an
Intellec-resident
module
that
interfaces with
any
MCS-48
system.
The MCS-48
family consists
of
the 8049, 8048, 8748, 8039, 8035,
and
8021
microcomputers.
The
ICE-49
module
inter-
faces with an
MCS-48
system
through
a cable terminating
in
an
MCS-48
pin-compatible plug
which
replaces the
MCS-48
device
in
the
sytem. With the ICE-49
plug
in
place,
the
designer has
the
capability to
execute
the
system
in
real
time while
collecting
up
to
255
instruction
cycles
of real-time trace data.
In
addition,
he can
single
step the
system
program
to
monitor
more
closely the
program
logic
during execution.
Static
RAM
memory
is
available
through
the
ICE-49
module
to
emulate
MCS-48
program and
data
memory. The
designer
can
display
and
alter
the
contents
of
data
and replacement
RAM
control
memory,
internal
MCS-48
registers
and
flags
and
I/O
ports.
Powerful
debug
capability
is
extended
into
the
MCS-48
system
while ICE-49
debug
hardware and
software remain
inside the
Intellec
system.
Sym-
bolic
reference
capability
allows the designer
to
use meaningful symbols
rather
than absolute values
when
examining
and
modifying
memory,
registers, flags,
and
I/O
ports
in
this
system.
*EM1
emulator board
is
also
required.
INTEL
CORPORATION ASSUMES
NO
RESPONSIBILITY
FOR
THE USE OF
ANY
CIRCUITRY
OTHER
THAN
CIRCUITRY
EMBODIED
IN
AN
INTEL
PRODUCT.
NO
OTHER
CIRCUIT
PATENT
LICENSES
ARE
IMPLIED.
©
INTH CORPORATION, 1979
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