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CHAPTER
2
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS,
PROGRAMMING
AND
INTE
RCONNECTION CONSIDERATIONS
2.1
INTRODU CTIO
N
This
chapter
provides the unpacking
,
inspection
,
installation
,
programming
,
and
interconnection
instructions
for the M68MM01 Monoboard Microcomputer
1.
T
his
chapter also
discusses the
module's interconnection signals.
2.2
UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS
Unpack
the
Monoboard
Microcomputer
1
from
its sh
ipping
carton and
.
referring
to
the packing
list.
verify
that
all of
the items
are
present.
Save
the packing materials
for storing and
reshipping
of the
module. If the
shipping
carton is damaged upon
receipt
,
request
that the
carrier's
agent be present
while
the module is being
unpacked and inspected
.
2.3
INSPECTION
Monoboard Microcomputer 1
shou
ld be inspected upon receipt fo
r
broken,
damaged
.
or
missing parts
and physical
damage to the printed
circuit
board.
2.4
INSTA
LLAT ION INSTRUCTIONS
Since
Monoboard
Microcomputer
1
is
intended
for
user
designed
microcomputer
based
systems,
no
special
i
nstatlation
instructions are
provided.
However,
before
installing the
unit
into the
user's system or
into the
EXORciser,
install
the desired EROM or ROM devices into the appropriate sockets and remove
all
power from the
system.
CAUTION
Inserting
Monoboard Microcomputer
1 into
a system while
power is appl ied
may result in
damage
to the
components
on
the
Micromodule.
2.5
PROGR
A
MMING
Development of the user's
program
for
use with Monoboard Microcomputer 1 is
quite
straightforward as
long
as
the
user observes a
few simple ground ru
les which
are
listed
as fo llows:
a.
Th
e
Random
Access
Memory
(RAM
)
is assigned
addresses
0000 through
03FF
to take
advantage of
the
direct address
ing mode. Therefore
,
the
initialization
portion of the user"s
program
shou ld load
the MPU
Stack
Pointer with
03FF
unless an add itional
RAM
module is
used
with
the M
icromodule.
2-1
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