Transcript Hardware Familiarization and

ELEC4601 Microprocessor systems
Lab 1 Tutorial
Teaching Assistants
Teaching
Assistants
Office Hours
Email
(@doe.carleton.ca)
Khadim Dia
TBA
kdia
Vahidin Aki Jupic
AP332
Tuesday
1:30-2:30pm
vjupic
(or
[email protected])
Haizheng Guo
TBA
hguo1
General Information
• Groups of TWO
Before entering labs:
Pre
Lab
Cover
Page
Pre
Lab
Lab
Report
• 2 prelabs + 1 cover-page
• Cover-page will contain
your marks (signed by TA)
1 week after the lab:
• Submit 1 (ONE) lab report
per group (attach both
prelabs and the cover-page
with the report)
Things To Do Immediately
1. Buy a set of Lab manuals from IEEE office
(3rd floor, ME)
•
Everyone must have own copy
2. Collect Lab package (contains 3 parts)
1. Intel 8086 manual
2. SDK manual
3. Peripheral manual
One (1) for each group
– You need to deposit $20 for a copy
Before You come to the Lab
BEFORE coming to the lab:
• Make a photo copy of the lab pages from lab manual
• Complete ALL the pre-lab requirements before coming to
the lab (Do not work on pre-lab during lab time)
• From the course website:
• Download the lab’s .asm files and save them onto
your own USB drive
• Download the lab’s cover page, print it and bring it
Lab Cover
Page
Fill up the top portion only
One cover page per group
General Instructions for Labs
• At the START of the lab:
• TA check your pre-lab, mark and initial it
• You will be asked questions to determine your understanding of
the pre-lab
• A demo on the lab will be given at the beginning of the lab by a
TA at the beginning of the lab
• When you finish EACH PART of the lab:
• Show your work to a TA and have initial on cover page
• At the END of the lab:
• TA will ask question to find our your level of understanding on the
lab
• TA will put marks and initial lab-demo section
Report Instructions
Submission:
• Submit all required sections of the lab report.
• Attach printed copies of codes (commented). Indicate
CLEARLY which sections of code you have written.
Deadline:
• Reports are due one week after your lab-day by
4PM in the boxes on the 4th floor of the Mackenzie
building near stairs (between first and second blocks).
• Reports will be returned in your next lab. YOU are
responsible for picking up your reports.
Lab Marking Scheme
Pre-lab:
5 marks
Completion+Demo: 5 marks
Q&A:
5 marks
Report:
10 marks
Total:
25 marks
Late Submission Penalty:
-1 marks/day
Each lab weighs 4% towards final marks (5 labs)
Total lab weighs towards final marks: 20%
Lab # 1
Familiarization with SDK-86
Lab #1 Instructions: Part A
Part A:
• Pre-lab Preparation:
• Read about: EB,EW,MV,ER,GO instructions in the
SDK manual
• Review memory addressing for the Intel 8086
(ie. Segment:Offset)
• Gain familiarity with the SDK-86 board
• View and modify memory and registers
Lab #1 Instructions: Part B,C
Part B:
• Pre-lab Preparation:
• Encode the necessary instructions with help from the
course notes, and the 8086 reference manual.
• Manually input lab1B.asm into the SDK-86 and execute it.
Part C:
• Pre-lab Preparation:
• Save lab1B.asm onto a USB drive
• Assemble, link and download code from the PC to the SDK
Lab #1 Instructions: Part D
Part D:
• Pre-lab Preparation:
• With help from the 8086 reference manual,
implement the WAIT subroutine to wait one second.
Bring this code (lab1D.asm) on your USB drive.
• Demonstrate to the TA that your code (written in the
prelab) successfully implements the WAIT subroutine
described in the lab manual.
SDK-86 board on desk
SDK Board
SDK-86 board: keypad and display
Know the ICs
mentioned in
the manual
SDK display
Keypad
SDK-86 board: multi-function keys
Same key performs different tasks
depending on the sequence
Online help
• http://library.n0i.net/hardware/i8086opcodes
• http://www.emu8086.com/assembler_tutori
al/
See you next week!