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2000

Brand: Rabbit | Category: Microcontrollers
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Chapter 1. Introduction
  3. Development Software
  4. Using Online Documentation
  5. CE Compliance
  6. Spectrum Spreader
  7. Interfacing the BL1800 to Other Devices
  8. Software Installation
  9. Prototyping Board
  10. Prototyping Board Features
  11. Development Hardware Connections
  12. Attach BL1810 to Prototyping Board
  13. Connect Programming Cable
  14. Connect Power
  15. Start Dynamic C
  16. Where Do I Go From Here?
  17. Chapter 3. Sample Programs
  18. Running Sample Program DEMOJR1.C
  19. Other Sample Programs Illustrating Digital I/O
  20. RS-232 Serial Communication Sample Programs
  21. RS-485 Serial Communication Sample Program
  22. Cooperative Multitasking
  23. Advantages of Cooperative Multitasking
  24. Switching Between Program Mode and Run Mode
  25. An Overview of Dynamic C
  26. Upgrading Dynamic C
  27. BL1810 Function Calls
  28. Serial Communication Drivers
  29. A.1 Electrical and Mechanical Specifications
  30. A.2 Header Pinout
  31. A.3 Jumper Configurations
  32. A.4 Use of Rabbit 2000 Parallel Ports
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2000

Brand: Rabbit | Category: Computer Hardware
Table of contents
  1. Alphabetical Listing of Instructions
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Document Conventions
  7. Processor Registers
  8. OpCode Descriptions
  9. ADC HL,ss
  10. ADD HL,ss
  11. ADD IX,xx
  12. ALTD
  13. AND (HL)
  14. AND HL,DE
  15. BIT b,(HL)
  16. CP (IX+d)
  17. DEC (HL)
  18. EX (SP),HL
  19. EX AF,AF
  20. INC (HL)
  21. IPSET
  22. IPRES
  23. LCALL x,mn
  24. LD (BC),A
  25. LD (HL+d),HL
  26. LD (IX+d),n
  27. LD (IY+d),n
  28. LD (mn),A
  29. LD (SP+n),HL
  30. LD A,(mn)
  31. LD A,IIR
  32. LD dd,(mn)
  33. LD dd,mn
  34. LD HL,(mn)
  35. LD HL,(SP+n)
  36. LD IX,(mn)
  37. LD IX,mn
  38. LD IY,(SP+n)
  39. LD r,(HL)
  40. LD SP,HL
  41. LDDR
  42. LDP (HL),HL
  43. LDP (mn),HL
  44. LDP HL,(HL)
  45. LDP HL,(mn)
  46. LJP x,mn
  47. OR (IY+d)
  48. OR HL,DE
  49. RES b,(HL)
  50. RETI
  51. RL (IX+d)
  52. RLC (HL)
  53. RLCA
  54. RR (IX+d)
  55. RRC (HL)
  56. RRCA
  57. SBC (IX+d)
  58. SBC HL,ss
  59. SET b,(HL)
  60. SLA (HL)
  61. SRA (HL)
  62. SRL (HL)
  63. SUB (HL)
  64. XOR (HL)
2000 first page preview

2000

Brand: Rabbit | Category: Computer Hardware
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Chapter 1. Introduction
  6. Summary of Rabbit Advantages
  7. The Rabbit 8-bit Processor vs. 16-bit and 32-bit Processors
  8. Time/Date Oscillator
  9. Slave Port
  10. Design Standards
  11. Processor Registers
  12. Memory Mapping
  13. Extended Code Space
  14. Extending Data Memory
  15. Practical Memory Considerations
  16. Instruction Set Outline
  17. Load Immediate Data To a Register
  18. Load or Store Data Using an Index Register
  19. Register to Register Move
  20. Push and Pop Instructions
  21. Input/Output Instructions
  22. How to Do It in Assembly Language—Tips and Tricks
  23. Comparisons of Integers
  24. Atomic Moves from Memory to I/O Space
  25. Interrupt Structure
  26. Multiple External Interrupting Devices
  27. Critical Sections
  28. Computed Long Calls and Jumps
  29. Precisely Timed Output Pulses
  30. Pulse Width Modulation to Reduce Relay Power
  31. Open-Drain Outputs Used for Key Scan
  32. Cold Boot
  33. The Slave Port
  34. Slave Rabbit As A Protocol UART
  35. Package Schematic and Pinout
  36. Package Mechanical Dimensions
  37. Rabbit Pin Descriptions
  38. Bus Timing
  39. Description of Pins with Alternate Functions
  40. DC Characteristics
  41. Volts
  43. I/O Buffer Sourcing and Sinking Limit
  44. Chapter 6. Rabbit Internal I/O Registers
  45. Processor Identification
  46. Rabbit Oscillators and Clocks
  47. Clock Doubler
  48. Controlling Power Consumption
  49. Output Pins CLK, STATUS, /WDTOUT, /BUFEN
  50. Time/Date Clock (Real-Time Clock)
  51. Watchdog Timer
  52. System Reset
  53. Rabbit Interrupt Structure
  54. External Interrupts
  55. Interrupt Vectors: INT0 - EIR,0x00/INT1 - EIR,0x08
  56. Bootstrap Operation
  57. Memory-Mapping Unit
  58. Memory Interface Unit
  59. Memory Control Unit Registers
  60. MMU Instruction/Data Register
  61. Allocation of Extended Code and Data
  62. How Compiler Compiles to Memory
  63. Chapter 9. Parallel Ports
  64. Parallel Port A
  65. Parallel Port B
  66. Parallel Port C
  67. Parallel Port D
  68. Parallel Port E
  69. Chapter 10. I/O Bank Control Registers
  70. Chapter 11. Timers
  71. Timer A
  72. Timer A I/O Registers
  73. Practical Use of Timer A
  74. Timer B
  75. Using Timer B
  76. Chapter 12. Rabbit Serial Ports
  77. Serial Port Register Layout
  78. Serial Port Interrupt
  79. Transmit Serial Data Timing
  80. Clocked Serial Ports
  81. Clocked Serial Timing
  82. Serial Port Software Suggestions
  83. Controlling an RS-485 Driver and Receiver
  84. Extra Stop Bits, Sending Parity, 9th Bit Communication Schemes
  85. Supporting 9th Bit Communication Protocols
  86. Rabbit-Only Master/Slave Protocol
  87. Chapter 13. Rabbit Slave Port
  88. Hardware Design of Slave Port Interconnection
  89. Applications and Communications Protocols for Slaves
  90. Master-Slave Messaging Protocol
  91. Low-Power Design
  92. Memory Access and I/O Read/Write Times
  93. Current Consumption
  94. The BIOS
  95. BIOS Assumptions
  96. Power Management Support
  97. Reading and Writing I/O Registers
  98. Shadow Registers
  99. Write-only Registers Without Shadow Registers
  100. Load Immediate Data
  101. bit Load and Store 20-bit Address
  102. Exchange Instructions
  103. bit Arithmetic and Logical Ops
  104. bit Bit Set, Reset and Test
  105. bit Fast A register Operations
  106. Instruction Prefixes
  107. Control Instructions - Jumps and Calls
  108. Privileged Instructions
  109. A.1 The Rabbit Programming Port
  110. A.2 Use of the Programming Port as a Diagnostic/Setup Port
  111. A.4 Suggested Rabbit Crystal Frequencies
  112. Appendix B
  113. B.2 Discussion of Fixes and Improvements
  114. B.2.1 Rabbit Internal I/O Registers
  115. B.2.2 Revision-Level ID Register
  116. B.2.3 Serial Port Changes
  117. B.2.4 Improved Battery-Backup Circuit
  118. B.2.5 Added Support for Instruction/Data Split
  119. B.2.6 Write Inhibit (/WE0) After Reset
  120. B.2.10 DDCB/FDCB Instruction Page and Wait State Bug Fixes
  121. B.2.12 Clock Spectrum Spreader Module
  122. B.2.13 Early Memory Output-Enable Feature
  123. Index
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2000

Brand: Rabbit | Category: Computer Hardware
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. about this manual
  3. Introduction
  4. An Overview of Dynamic C for the Rabbit
  5. Detailed Installation Instructions
  6. Prototyping Board
  7. Jackrabbit Board
  8. Starting Dynamic C
  9. Sample Programs
  10. Running Sample Program DEMOJR1.C
  11. Single-Stepping
  12. Editing the Program
  13. Cooperative Multitasking
  14. Advantages of Cooperative Multitasking
  15. Software Reference
  16. I/O Drivers
  17. Analog Output
  18. Analog Input
  19. Serial Communication Drivers
  20. Non-Cofunction Blocking Input Functions
  21. Non-Cofunction Blocking Output Functions
  22. Single-User Cofunction Input Functions
  23. Single-User Cofunction Output Functions
  24. Circular Buffer Functions
  25. Appendix A. Specifications
2000 first page preview

2000

Brand: Rabbit | Category: Microcontrollers
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Chapter 1. Introduction
  3. Development Software
  4. Using Online Documentation
  5. CE Compliance
  6. Spectrum Spreader
  7. Interfacing the Jackrabbit to Other Devices
  8. Software Installation
  9. Prototyping Board
  10. Prototyping Board Features
  11. Development Hardware Connections
  12. Attach Jackrabbit to Prototyping Board
  13. Connect Programming Cable
  14. Connect Power
  15. Starting Dynamic C
  16. Where Do I Go From Here?
  17. Chapter 3. Sample Programs
  18. Running Sample Program DEMOJR1.C
  19. Single-Stepping
  20. Editing the Program
  21. Cooperative Multitasking
  22. Advantages of Cooperative Multitasking
  23. RS-485 Serial Communication Sample Program
  24. Chapter 4. Software Reference
  25. Hardware Requirements
  26. Running Dynamic C
  27. Upgrading Dynamic C
  28. Switching Between Program Mode and Run Mode
  29. Jackrabbit Function APIs
  30. Serial Communication Drivers
  31. A.1 Electrical and Mechanical Specifications
  32. A.2 Jackrabbit Pinout
  33. A.3 Jumper Configurations
  34. A.4 Use of Rabbit 2000 Parallel Ports
2000 first page preview

2000

Brand: Rabbit | Category: Computer Hardware
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Hardware Design Overview
  3. How Dynamic C Cold-Boots the Target System
  4. Program Loading Process Overview
  5. Dynamic C Rabbit Programming Overview
  6. Memory Organization
  7. How The Compiler Compiles to Memory
  8. The Rabbit BIOS
  9. BIOS Flowchart
  10. Internally defined macros
  11. Origin Directives to the Compiler
  12. The System ID Block
  13. Access
  14. BIOS Support for Program Cloning
  15. Low-Power Design and Support
  16. Software Support for Low-Power Sleepy Modes
  17. Baud Rates in Sleepy Mode
  18. Memory Planning
  19. Flash Memories
  20. Writing Your Own Flash Driver
  21. Hardware Bring-Up Procedure
  22. Diagnostic Test #3
  23. Legal Notice
2000 first page preview

2000

Brand: Rabbit | Category: Computer Hardware
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Document Conventions
  8. Processor Registers
  9. OpCode Descriptions
  10. ADC HL,ss
  11. ADD A,(HL)
  12. ADD HL,ss
  13. ADD IX,xx
  14. ADD SP,d
  15. ALTD
  16. AND (HL)
  17. AND HL,DE
  18. BIT b,(HL)
  19. CP (IX+d)
  20. DEC (HL)
  21. EX (SP),HL
  22. EX (SP),IX
  23. EX AF,AF
  24. EX DE,HL
  25. IDET
  26. INC (HL)
  27. IPSET
  28. IPRES
  29. LCALL x,mn
  30. LD (BC),A
  31. LD (HL+d),HL
  32. LD (IX+d),r
  33. LD (IY+d),HL
  34. LD (mn),A
  35. LD (SP+n),IX
  36. LD A,(mn)
  37. LD A,EIR
  38. LD A,XPC
  39. LD dd,(mn)
  40. LD dd',BC
  41. LD dd,mn
  42. LD EIR,A
  43. LD HL,(mn)
  44. LD HL,(SP+n)
  45. LD HL,IX
  46. LD IX,(mn)
  47. LD IX,(SP+n)
  48. LD IX,mn
  49. LD IY,(mn)
  50. LD IY,(SP+n)
  51. LD r,(HL)
  52. LD SP,IY
  53. LD XPC,A
  54. LDDR
  55. LDISR
  56. LDP (HL),HL
  57. LDP (mn),HL
  58. LDP HL,(HL)
  59. LDP HL,(mn)
  60. LJP x,mn
  61. LRET
  62. LSDDR
  63. OR (IX+d)
  64. OR HL,DE
  65. OR IX,DE
  66. RDMODE
  67. RES b,(HL)
  68. RETI
  69. RL (IX+d)
  70. RLC (HL)
  71. RLCA
  72. RR (IX+d)
  73. RRC (HL)
  74. RRCA
  75. SBC (IX+d)
  76. SBC HL,ss
  77. SET b,(HL)
  78. SETUSR
  79. SLA (HL)
  80. SRA (HL)
  81. SRL (HL)
  82. SUB (HL)
  83. SURES
  84. SYSCALL
  85. XOR (HL)
  86. Opcode Map
  87. Quick Reference Table
  88. Notice to Users
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