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There were some great tools for that platform. I used a different brand ICE, but also an HP1630D logic analyzer with a processor chip-clip and a built-in disas
by anonymousiam 6y ago
There were some great tools for that platform. I used a different brand ICE, but also an HP1630D logic analyzer with a processor chip-clip and a built-in disassembler so you could see where your code failed. (Worked great for finding hardware problems too.)
- jhallenworld 6y agoSo if all you have is a Tek 465 scope, you can make a poor-man's logic analyzer by connecting an oscillator to the reset pin, and trigger off of this pin on the scope. Then use the delayed sweep knob to scan through the bus, one or two bits at a time.
- ddingus 6y agoThis is a cool trick! I plan to try it next chance I have my Tek 4 channel out for a play.