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    Micro Lab1 Report

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    This lab report describes experiments conducted using an AES-51 development board to execute assembly language programs. Three programs are written - the first flashes LEDs using delays, the second detects button presses, and the third displays a registration number using LEDs and delays. The report details the equipment and software tools used, including the AES-51 board, assembler, simulator, and terminal emulator. The procedures connect the board to the PC, write and assemble programs, simulate programs, and download them to the board for execution.

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    This lab report describes experiments conducted using an AES-51 development board to execute assembly language programs. Three programs are written - the first flashes LEDs using delays, the second detects button presses, and the third displays a registration number using LEDs and delays. The report details the equipment and software tools used, including the AES-51 board, assembler, simulator, and terminal emulator. The procedures connect the board to the PC, write and assemble programs, simulate programs, and download them to the board for execution.

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    This lab report describes experiments conducted using an AES-51 development board to execute assembly language programs. Three programs are written - the first flashes LEDs using delays, the second detects button presses, and the third displays a registration number using LEDs and delays. The report details the equipment and software tools used, including the AES-51 board, assembler, simulator, and terminal emulator. The procedures connect the board to the PC, write and assemble programs, simulate programs, and download them to the board for execution.

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    Micro Lab1 Report

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    This lab report describes experiments conducted using an AES-51 development board to execute assembly language programs. Three programs are written - the first flashes LEDs using delays, the second detects button presses, and the third displays a registration number using LEDs and delays. The report details the equipment and software tools used, including the AES-51 board, assembler, simulator, and terminal emulator. The procedures connect the board to the PC, write and assemble programs, simulate programs, and download them to the board for execution.

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    Lab Report 01

    Microprocessors and Interfacing

    ECX 4236

    Name : S.A.D.L. Janaka


    Reg.No : 50564695
    Center : Colombo
    Aim:

    • Study the AES-51 Development board and execute assembly language


    programs

    Objectives:

    • Familiar with the software tools for microprocessor programming


    • Understand about assembler (ASM) file, List (LST) and HEX file.
    • Identify the basic functions of AES-51 development board

    Equipments Used:

    • AES-51 Development board


    • Power Adaptor
    • 6-Foot serial ribbon cable
    • Computer

    Software Tools used:

    • Note pad
    • ASM-51 Assembler
    • 8052 Simulator
    • Terminal Emulator

    Procedure:

    • Connect the power adaptor to the AES-51 development board


    • Power up the board
    • Run Built in test for quickly verify all I/O functional blocks
    Test #1 : To test digital output channels

    Test #2 : To test digital input channels

    Test #3 : To test on the analog I/O block

    Test #4 : To test serial communication

    • Write machine a language program for flashing output port LED’s using the
    development board keyboard
    • Connect the PC to the AES-51 Board using serial ribbon cable and
    power up the PC
    • Write the source code (ALP) in Notepad and save it as ASM (File
    name .ASM) file
    • Use ASM-51 Assembler to produced HEX file (Which contains machine
    codes in hex format plus address) and LST file (Which contains detail records
    of both the source file and the hex machine code)
    • Using LST (List) file check whether is there any errors in the program
    • Use 8052 Simulator to simulate our program
    • Use Terminal Emulator (TE) to download the program to the AES-51
    Development board and execute assembly language programs.

    * Program 1:

    This is an assembly language program that flash output port LED’s using
    software delay

    p1 data 90h
    Ex0 bit 0a8h
    org 7000h
    Ltx: mov p1,#0fh
    acall Delay
    mov p1,#0ffh
    acall Delay
    sjmp Ltx

    Delay: mov r0,#0


    mov r1,#0
    mov r2,#11
    clr ex0

    djnz r0,$
    djnz r1,$-2
    djnz r2,$-4
    setb ex0

    ret
    end

    * Program 2:
    This is an assembly language program that detect push button conditions

    p35 bit 0b5h


    p14 bit 94h
    org 7000h
    jb p35,$
    clr p14

    end

    ∗ Program 3:
    This is an assembly language program that display registration numbers
    one by one using software delay

    p1 data 90h

    Ex0 bit 0a8h

    org 7000h

    Ltx: mov p1,#01010000b

    acall Delay

    mov p1,#00000000b

    acall Delay

    mov p1,#01010000b

    acall Delay

    mov p1,#01100000b

    acall Delay

    mov P1,#01000000b

    acall Delay

    mov P1,#01100000b

    acall Delay

    mov P1,#10010000b

    acall Delay

    mov P1,#01010000b

    acall Delay

    sjmp Ltx

    Delay: mov r0,#0

    mov r1,#0

    mov r2,#11

    clr ex0
    djnz r0,$

    djnz r1,$-2

    djnz r2,$-4

    setb ex0

    ret

    end

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