April 2016
Intermediate to advanced
546 pages
12h 41m
English
This is a step-by-step procedure to load your program into the EEPROM if using BUFFALO 3.4 and PROCOMM. Other versions of BUFFALO and terminal emulators will have a slightly modified procedure.
1. Set the appropriate program start address: Your program should be assembled in the EEPROM range ($B600–B7FF). This restricts you to only 512 bytes of working space for your code. Use ORG $B600 in your program to start your first instruction from the location $B600. Several lines of code must be copied directly from the Buffalo Monitor program into the EEPROM program to perform the minimum initialization of the EVBU board in order to get the EVBU to boot directly to the program in EEPROM. These lines ...
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