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This document describes monitor commands for the ESA 86/88-3 trainer that can operate in either serial or standalone mode. It provides information on general operation and interrupt vectors. The structure of monitor commands is explained, including rules for parameter entry and use of operators and registers. Command output control differs between serial and standalone modes. Common monitor commands are listed, such as displaying and modifying memory, registers, and comparing memory.

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This document describes monitor commands for the ESA 86/88-3 trainer that can operate in either serial or standalone mode. It provides information on general operation and interrupt vectors. The structure of monitor commands is explained, including rules for parameter entry and use of operators and registers. Command output control differs between serial and standalone modes. Common monitor commands are listed, such as displaying and modifying memory, registers, and comparing memory.

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ESA 86/88-3 COMMANDS

ESA 86/88-3 MONITOR COMMANDS


They can be operated either in serial or stand alone mode. This chapter describes the serial and standalone mode monitor commands used for working with the trainer most of the monitor commands in either mode of operation bear uniformity in syntax and operation.

GENERAL OPERATION

REAL STATUS:
On power on reset, all information about the previous user program is lost and the register may acquire new data.

How ever the contents of user RAM are not disturbed is RESET is used.

INTERRUPT VECTORS

Int 1: single step interrupt this is used by monitor with the step command.

Int2 : NMI non maskable interrupt.

Int3: breakpoint interrupt- this is used with GO command and its use is at the
users discretion.

STRUCTURE OF MONITOR COMMANDS

RULES OF PARAMETER ENTRY

USE OF +/- OPERATORS AND REGISTERS, IN PARAMETERS SPECIFICATION.

COMMAND OUTPUT CONTROL


IN SEIAL MODE:
Control C Control S Control Q

IN STAND ALONE MODE:


In this LCD is refreshed when row 4 is completed. Next display occurs on row 1 of LCD

MONITOR COMMANDS
COMMAND S SW D DW X M Displays memory bytes Displays memory words Displays block of memory in byte format Displays block of memory in word format Examine/modify registers Move memory

Fill memory

FW I IW O OW C

Fill memory (words) Input byte Input word Output byte Output word Compare memory

G
N H

Go (execute)
Single step Help command

THANK YOU

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