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When debugging devices based on OEVM with external memory on the KR573RF2 chip and its analogues, a debug module will be useful, the diagram of which is shown in the figure. During the step-by-step execution of the program on the module indicator, you can observe the sequence of addresses of the commands being executed.

The module is a small board with an XP1 pin connector that plugs into the ROM board of the device being debugged. The ROM chip with the program is moved to the XS1 panel of the module.

Debug module for KR1816BE35
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After the next step of the program, the address code of the next command is located on the pins of the BUS and P2.0-P2.3 ports of the OEVM. It enters the address inputs of the DD1-DD3 microcircuits of the debug module, to the outputs of which digital LED indicators HG1-HG21 are connected through limiting resistors R1-R3. Codes "firmware" microcircuits DD1-DD3, given in the table, provide an indication in hexadecimal form.

Debug module for KR1816BE35

By supplementing the module with two more indicators with decoders connected to the ROM data bus, you can get information not only about the address, but also about the code recorded at this address. Instead of K155REZ microcircuits, it is permissible to use "seven-segment" 514IDZ decoders by connecting indicators to them according to a typical scheme. Other decoders of the 514 or K514 series can also be used, but in this case, non-standard characters will be displayed instead of hexadecimal digits AF.

Author: D. Ryzhov, Vladimir

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