Auxiliary connector, 2-5, 9-2

B

Back panel controls, 2-5
Baud rate selector switch, 2-5
Breakpoint system, 4-6
Breakpoint comparators, 8-13

C

Cables, 1-3, 10-2
Check byte, 9-7
Code functions, 7-3
Connection to target equipment, 3-2
Communications, 9-4
CPU registers, 4-11

D

Data transmission, 9-4
Default parameters, 7-18
Diagnostic EPROM socket, 2-2
Diagnostic functions, 7-2
Disassembler, 2-6
Disassembly format, 6-3
Display panel, 2-2
Displays, front panel, 2-3, 4-4
Downloading
  Protocols, 9-6
  Protocol selection, 9-4
  RAM overlay from front panel EPROM, 5-6
  RAM overlay from serial link, 5-6
  RAM overlay from target memory, 5-7

E

Emulator probe, 2-2, 10-3
Entry to user code functions, 8-15
EPROM socket, 8-4
Examine and store, 8-17
Examination and alteration
  CPU registers, 4-11
  memory locations, 4-13
  I/O ports, 4-15
External breakpoint, 9-8
Execution and control, 4-2

Flags, 6-5
Format definition, disassembly, 6-3
Functions, EM-180, 4-2

G

Getting started, 3-2

H

Hexadecimal displays and trace memory, 8-9

I

I/O devices, 8-6
I/O ports, 4-15
Installing RAM overlay, 5-3
Interface chips, 9-5
Introspection mode, 7-19, 8-16
Internal environment of EM-180, 8-3
Interrupts, 8-25

J

Jump, re-entry, 8-19, 9-14

K

Keyboard, 2-2, 8-6

L

M

Main power switch, 2-5
Maintenance, 10-2
Memory
  Map, 8-3
  Overlay, 2-5, 5-7
  Trace, 2-2, 4-10, 8-11
Memory tests, 7-2

N