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    1. The document describes the memory map and hardware configuration of an 8-bit microcontroller system. The system has 8KB of system ROM from address $0000 to $1FFF for storing code. 2. It includes an optional jumper that can select between an 87XXX or 89XXX microcontroller. The microcontroller is connected to 8 I/O pins that can be configured as either inputs or outputs via a 74LS373 latch. 3. The memory map outlines that addresses $0000 to $1FFF are used for the system ROM to store code, and the microcontroller is an 8031-AH connected to the address, data and control buses to interface with external hardware.

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    1. The document describes the memory map and hardware configuration of an 8-bit microcontroller system. The system has 8KB of system ROM from address $0000 to $1FFF for storing code. 2. It includes an optional jumper that can select between an 87XXX or 89XXX microcontroller. The microcontroller is connected to 8 I/O pins that can be configured as either inputs or outputs via a 74LS373 latch. 3. The memory map outlines that addresses $0000 to $1FFF are used for the system ROM to store code, and the microcontroller is an 8031-AH connected to the address, data and control buses to interface with external hardware.

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    1. The document describes the memory map and hardware configuration of an 8-bit microcontroller system. The system has 8KB of system ROM from address $0000 to $1FFF for storing code. 2. It includes an optional jumper that can select between an 87XXX or 89XXX microcontroller. The microcontroller is connected to 8 I/O pins that can be configured as either inputs or outputs via a 74LS373 latch. 3. The memory map outlines that addresses $0000 to $1FFF are used for the system ROM to store code, and the microcontroller is an 8031-AH connected to the address, data and control buses to interface with external hardware.

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    1. The document describes the memory map and hardware configuration of an 8-bit microcontroller system. The system has 8KB of system ROM from address $0000 to $1FFF for storing code. 2. It includes an optional jumper that can select between an 87XXX or 89XXX microcontroller. The microcontroller is connected to 8 I/O pins that can be configured as either inputs or outputs via a 74LS373 latch. 3. The memory map outlines that addresses $0000 to $1FFF are used for the system ROM to store code, and the microcontroller is an 8031-AH connected to the address, data and control buses to interface with external hardware.

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    8-Bits I/O Data


    +5V
    F F
    Data/P0
    CON10 Male

    10
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    OPTIONAL SELECT
    MEMORY MAP : JP1
    3
    JUMPER FOR
    2
    87XXX/89XXX
    1
    1. $0000 - $1FFF = System ROM (8 kB) - Code OPT
    I/O-P1
    1
    IC1 8031-AH
    39 3
    IC2 74LS373
    2
    16-BITS ADDRESS BUS
    10
    IC3
    11
    1 P10 P00 D0 Q0 A0 D0
    2. $2000 - $9FFF = RAM (32 kB) - Data/Program

    8-BITS DATA BUS


    2 38 4 5 9 12
    2 P11 P01 D1 Q1 A1 D1

    8-Bits I/O
    3 37 7 6 8 13
    3 P12 P02 D2 Q2 A2 D2
    3. $A000 - $A003 = PPI-8255 (8 kB) 4
    4
    5
    P13 P03
    36
    35
    8
    13
    D3 Q3
    9
    12
    7
    6
    A3 D3
    15
    16
    E 5 P14 P04 D4 Q4 A4 D4 E
    4. $C000 - $DFFF = Spare (8 kB) JP1 +5V
    6
    6
    7
    P15 P05
    34
    33
    14
    17
    D5 Q5
    15
    16
    5
    4
    A5 D5
    17
    18
    3 7 P16 P06 D6 Q6 A6 D6
    5. $E000 - $FFFF = Spare (8 kB) JUMPER FOR
    80XXX
    2 8
    8
    P17 P07
    32 18
    D7 Q7
    19 3
    25
    A7 D7
    19
    1 9 A8
    8052-BASIC 13 21 1 24
    10 INT1 P20 OE A9
    OPT 12 22 11 21
    INT0 P21 LE A10
    CON10 23 23
    P22 A11
    Male 15 24 2
    T1 P23 A12
    14 25
    T0 P24
    26 +5V 20
    P25 CE
    +5V 31 27 22
    Connection using COM port setting at 9600 Baud EA/VP P26
    P27
    28 27
    OE
    PGM
    19 1
    8-bit data, 1-bit stop, no parity, no flow control S1
    C1 18
    X1
    X2
    VPP
    Reset 2764
    Any COM-1 or COM-2 port can be use 10uF/25V
    9
    RESET RXD
    10 EPROM-8kB
    11
    TXD
    R1 X1 17 30 IC4
    RD ALE/P
    D1 11.0592MHz 16 29 10 11
    Use a terminal emulation program to load the program 1N4148
    10k WR PSEN
    IC6 9
    A0
    A1
    D0
    D1
    12
    Microcontroller A13 1 15 EPROM 8 13
    For windows, use Hyper Terminal program C2 A14 2
    A
    B
    Y0
    Y1
    14 7
    A2
    A3
    D2
    D3
    15
    33pF A15 3 13 6 16
    C Y2 A4 D4
    12 RAM 5 17
    C3 Y3 A5 D5
    +5V 11 4 18
    D Bootstrap Loader program refer to : 33pF 4 4
    E1
    Y4
    Y5
    10 PPI-8255 3
    A6
    A7
    D6
    D7
    19
    D
    6 5 9 CS-0 Aux 25
    Paulmon convension at (with modification) : 5
    IC8B
    6
    E2
    E3
    Y6
    Y7
    7 CS-1 Aux 24
    A8
    A9
    External Connection
    21
    74LS08 A10
    Misc-P3 74LS138 23
    http://www.pjrc.com/tech/8051/dev-board-intro.html RxD
    1
    ADDR DECODER 2
    A11
    A12
    TxD 26
    2 A13
    -INT0 1
    3 A14
    -INT1
    More info goto my home page at : T0
    4
    5
    22
    RD
    T1 20
    http://www.geocities.com/dsaproject/electronics/8031-ah/8031-ah.html -WR
    6
    7
    27
    OE
    WR
    -RD
    8
    +5V LP62256
    9
    0V RAM-32kB
    10
    AL/CS
    CON10 1
    Male
    2
    3
    Female
    COM-DB 4
    5
    5
    6

    16-Bits I/O Address


    9
    7
    4
    8
    8
    C 9 C
    3
    10 1
    PC COM Port

    7
    2
    2 CON10 IC5
    3
    6 Male 34 4
    D0 PA0 4
    1 33 3
    D1 PA1 5
    AH/P2 32 2 P-A
    D2 PA2 6
    DB9 31 1 CON10
    1 D3 PA3 7
    30 40 Male
    2 D4 PA4 8
    29 39
    3 D5 PA5 9
    COM IC7 28 38
    4 D6 PA6 10

    24-Bits Programmed I/O


    14 11 27 37
    1 T1o T1i 5 D7 PA7
    13 12
    2 R1i R1o 6
    TRAFO 12V-AC

    7 10 5 18
    3 T2o T2i 7 RD PB0 1
    8 9 36 19
    R2i R2o 8 WR PB1 2
    CON3 9 20
    9 A0 PB2 3
    Male 1 4 8 21
    1 4 10 A1 PB3 4
    Power IC9 3 5 C5 35 22 P-B
    3 5 RESET PB4 5
    7805 +5V C4 2 6 10uF/25V CON10 6 23 CON10
    2 2 6 CS PB5 6
    1 3 10uF/25V Male 24 Male
    1 BD Vin Vout PB6 7
    25
    GND

    ICL232CPE PB7 8
    CON2 R2 C7 9
    Male 1k C6 ( MAX232C ) 10uF/25V 14
    C8 C9 PC0 10
    10uF/25V RS-232 15
    220uF/25V 100uF/16V PC1
    12 16
    2

    LED1 PC2
    4x1N4007 +5V IC8D 11 17
    B Red PC3 1 B
    13 13
    PC4 2
    1 12
    74LS08 PC5 3
    IC8A 3 (32kB) 11
    PC6 4
    2 10 P-C
    PC7 5
    9 CON10
    74LS08 6
    IC8C 8 Male
    PPI-82C55AC-2 7
    +5V +5V 10
    8
    74LS08 9
    10

    40 20 28 28 26 16 16 14

    C10 C11 C12 C13 C14 C15 C16 C17


    IC 1 IC 2 IC 3 IC 4 IC 5 IC 6 IC 7 IC 8
    100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF

    20 10 14 14 7 8 15 7

    A A
    Title

    Size
    8031-AH MCU Board
    Number Revision
    DSA-00000020 1.05
    C
    Date: 10-Dec-2006 Sheet 1 of 1
    File: I:\HOBBY\MCUS8031.SCH Drawn By: David Setya Atmaja (DSA)
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