Z80 in 3 Chips

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Features

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  • Z80
    • 12.5 MHz operation
  • 512KB SRAM
  • PSoC5LP
    • Z80_PSoC Datasheet - generated from PSoC Creator
    • PSoC5 LP emulates standard Z80 peripheral chips
      • Serial port with USB
    • Memory Management Unit (MMU)
      • Controls 512KB SRAM
    • Loader moves EPROM code to SRAM
    • Controls CPU reset
  • Optional MCP23017 16-bit port expander
    • I2C Addresses 0x24
  • Optional Front Panel
    • I2C Addresses 0x20-0x23
  • SPI interface for SDHC card

Stackup (top to bottom)

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Connectors

H1 - I2C Interface

  • Connects to Front Panel Card via I2C

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H2 - ISP Download

  • Connects to PSoC programmer

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H3- Serial Port or SPI (SD Card)

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H4 - I/O

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J1 - USB B

  • 5V card Power
  • USB to Serial comm port

J2, J3 - I/O Ports

  • J3 connects to JOYPAD on GPA connector

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J4 - Audio Out

  • DAC is the Analog function generator in the PSoC

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J5 - Z80 Signals

  • Useful for monitoring the CPU lines

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Software

  • Hardware/Software options are set in the PSoC "Hardware_Config.h" file

Front Panel

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  • Card boots into Front Panel Control
  • SRAM can be examined/changed in SRAM from the Front Panel
  • Options to run Z80 or PSoC Monitor
    • Upper right (SW32) = Increment address, read
    • SW31 = Store data, increment address, read data
    • SW30 = Load Address, read memory
    • SW29 = TBD
    • SW28 = TBD
    • SW27 = TBD
    • SW26 = Run Monitor
    • SW25 = Run Z80

Z80_PSoC Monitor

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  • Type to check the SD card
R4000
  • Result:

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Multiboot Multicomp (MULTIBOOT_CPM)

  • CP/M Multiboot - Runs MultiComp 512KB SRAM version
  • Insert "M/CPM 512KB" SD card
  • Insert USB B cable
  • Run PuTTY
    • 115,200 baud
  • Card will power up and cycle through all the LEDs on the Front Panel
  • Press SW25 (upper left button) on Front Panel For 8 Bit Computers to run Multiboot software
  • PuTTY will display
Press [SPACE] to activate console
  • Press SPACE
  • Press H for help menu
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  Available Commands:

  :ccxxxxiibbbbbb       Load Intel-Hex file record
  Rxxxx         Run from address xxxx
  Sddd          System boot
  Iddd          Init: Format directory
  Pddd[,xxxx]   PutSys: write system image[,loadaddress]
                (No address: re-use last loadaddress)
  Gddd[,xxxx]   GetSys: load system track

  Dxxxx[,yyyy]  Dump memory from xxxx [,to yyyy]
                D (no address) shows next block
  Cxxxx         Change/show memory at xxxx
                CR advances "," quits

  ddd is a decimal volume number,
  xxxx, yyyy is a hexadecimal address.
  Leading zeros may be omitted.
  ESC or ^C aborts.

Mount Primary Volume

Mount Additional Volumes

  • Mount additional drives using mount command
  • Additional Volumes
    • Inspired by mc-2g-1024 original but modified
    • Sources from here
    • Mount using mount d vol
      • Ex: mount b: 9 will mount ZCPR3 Utilities A-O as drive b:
      • Can mount different drive with same command
    • Volume.008 - ?
    • Volume.009 - ZCPR3 Utilities A-O
    • Volume.010 - ZCPR3 Utilities P-Z
    • Volume.011 - Wordstar, DBase, SuperCal
    • Volume.012 - Games
    • Volume.013 - MuMath
    • Volume.014 - Documentation
    • Volume.015 - Languages (TurboPascal, Fortran, BBC BASIC)
    • Volume.016 - Languages (Algol, Aztec C, APL, PLI, FORTH)
    • Volume.017 - Languages (BDS Tiny C, Janis Ada15, MS COBOL, PILOT)
    • Volume.018-253 - User volumes

Z80 BASIC Ver 4.7b

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Reference Designs

Hackaday Page

Videos

Assembly Sheet

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