help finding a microprocessor trainer

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Hi to all:

I'm looking for a microprocessor trainer that I can program in
assembly language, maybe C, and having a usb connection.

It would be nice to have a hex keypad on the board as well. I'm
familiar with the 68hc11 and the Z80, 8085, etc...Maybe want to make a
step up.

I want to work with some of my students with this, and have the
ability to tie circuits to it..Have a small breadboard on the main
board of the trainer.

Thanks for the help. I've looked on the net, but haven't found
anything real close to what I want.

Does Parallax make anything that can be programmed using assembly
language? What is the SX-key and the SX chips all about?


Thanks for all the help,

Art

 

[martin griffith]

On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 15:40:18 -0400, in sci.electronics.design

Hi to all:

I'm looking for a microprocessor trainer that I can program in
assembly language, maybe C, and having a usb connection.

It would be nice to have a hex keypad on the board as well. I'm
familiar with the 68hc11 and the Z80, 8085, etc...Maybe want to make a
step up.

I want to work with some of my students with this, and have the
ability to tie circuits to it..Have a small breadboard on the main
board of the trainer.

Thanks for the help. I've looked on the net, but haven't found
anything real close to what I want.

Does Parallax make anything that can be programmed using assembly
language? What is the SX-key and the SX chips all about?


Thanks for all the help,

Art

try comp.arch.embedded, very useful hangout. I'm just about to order
some atmel AVR butterfly things. They look impressive, for the price.
On board bootloader, free toolchain, good net support, avrfreaks, but
I havent tried it yet. There will be a big discussion about asm Vs C,
(so I wont go there)
onboard LCD, ADC etc
Com port programming , a FTDI could added for USB
The butterfly has port I/O headers, so the breadboard can be kept
isolated. An advantage.
Only drawback 3v3 supply, not 5V tolerant



martin

 

[Tom]

Try Z World:

http://www.zworld.com/products/kits/

They have kits starting at $99. If you want a keyboard & display that
will be more.

 

[JeffM]

I'm looking for a microprocessor trainer that I can program in

I'm just about to order some atmel AVR butterfly things.
martin griffith

Looks tasty for 20 bucks.
http://www.google.com/images?q=AVR-butterfly+site:atmel.com+-butter_logo
http://www.google.com/images?q=AVR-butterfly