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Rainbow Electronics АDC0805 User Manual

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3D00

3E90

MVI 90

3D02

D3E7

Out Control Port

Program PPI

3D04

2601

MVI H 01

Auto-Zero Subroutine

3D06

7C

MOV A H

3D07

D3E6

OUT C

Close SW1 open SW2

3D09

0680

MVI B 80

Initialize SAR bit pointer

3D0B

3E7F

MVI A 7F

Initialize SAR code

3D0D

4F

MOV C A

Return

3D0E

D3E5

OUT B

Port B

4 SAR code

3D10

31AA3D

LXI SP 3DAA

Start

Dimension stack pointer

3D13

D3E4

OUT A

Start A D

3D15

FB

IE

3D16

00

NOP

Loop

Loop until INT asserted

3D17

C3163D

JMP Loop

3D1A

7A

MOV A D

Auto-Zero

3D1B

C600

ADI 00

3D1D

CA2D3D

JZ Set C

Test A D output data for zero

3D20

78

MOV A B

Shift B

3D21

F600

ORI 00

Clear carry

3D23

1F

RAR

Shift ‘1‘ in B right one place

3D24

FE00

CPI 00

Is B zero

If yes last

3D26

CA373D

JZ Done

approximation has been made

3D29

47

MOV B A

3D2A

C3333D

JMP New C

3D2D

79

MOV A C

Set C

3D2E

B0

ORA B

Set bit in C that is in same

3D2F

4F

MOV C A

position as ‘1‘ in B

3D30

C3203D

JMP Shift B

3D33

A9

XRA C

New C

Clear bit in C that is in

3D34

C30D3D

JMP Return

same position as ‘1‘ in B

3D37

47

MOV B A

Done

then output new SAR code

3D38

7C

MOV A H

Open SW1

close SW2 then

3D39

EE03

XRI 03

proceed with program

Preamp

3D3B

D3E6

OUT C

is now zeroed

3D3D

Normal


Program for processing
proper data values

3C3D

DBE4

IN A

Read A D Subroutine

Read A D data

3C3F

EEFF

XRI FF

Invert data

3C41

57

MOV D A

3C42

78

MOV A B

Is B Reg

4 0 If not stay

3C43

E6FF

ANI FF

in auto zero subroutine

3C45

C21A3D

JNZ Auto-Zero

3C48

C33D3D

JMP Normal

Note

All numerical values are hexadecimal representations

FIGURE 20 Software for Auto-Zeroed Differential A D

5 3 Multiple A D Converters in a Z-80

Interrupt Driven

Mode (Continued)

The following notes apply

1) It is assumed that the CPU automatically performs a RST

7 instruction when a valid interrupt is acknowledged (CPU
is in interrupt mode 1) Hence the subroutine starting ad-
dress of X0038

2) The address bus from the Z-80 and the data bus to the Z-

80 are assumed to be inverted by bus drivers

3) A D data and identifying words will be stored in sequen-

tial memory locations starting at the arbitrarily chosen ad-
dress X 3E00

4) The stack pointer must be dimensioned in the main pro-

gram as the RST 7 instruction automatically pushes the
PC onto the stack and the subroutine uses an additional
6 stack addresses

5) The peripherals of concern are mapped into I O space

with the following port assignments

HEX PORT ADDRESS

PERIPHERAL

00

MM74C374 8-bit flip-flop

01

A D 1

02

A D 2

03

A D 3

04

A D 4

05

A D 5

06

A D 6

07

A D 7

This port address also serves as the A D identifying word in
the program

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