COP8-EMFLASH-00 National Semiconductor, COP8-EMFLASH-00 Datasheet - Page 6

• Manufacturer Part Number: COP8-EMFLASH-00
• Description: EMULATOR COP8FLASH
• Manufacturer: National Semiconductor
• Series: COP8™r
• Type: In-Circuit Emulator Systemr

Specifications of COP8-EMFLASH-00

• Contents: PCB, Cables, Null Target Board, Dev CD, Software and Power Supplies
• For Use With/related Products: COP8FLASH Families
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant

iceMASTER-WA COP8-EM/DM/IM-Flash Hardware
Connect one of the modular adapters to a serial communication port on the Host Computer. Be sure you are using
Communication Port 1 (COM1), 2 (COM2), 3 (COM3) or 4 (COM4).
Connect one end (either end) of the RS-232 cable to the emulator and the other end to the modular adapter attached to
the Host Computer.
Connect the power supply to the emulator by inserting the power supply’s connector into the emulator power
receptacle. For safety, we recommend that all items in your system, including emulator, Host Computer and target, be
connected to the same outlet. Different outlets (even though near one another) may be connected to different circuits in
the building, resulting in large potential differences between grounds.
Connect the14-pin flat cable to one of:
Note that the emulator end of this 14-pin flat cable is permanently attached to the iceMASTER-WA emulator.
You should never turn the power to the emulator base on when the 14-pin cable coming from the emulator is not
connected to your Target System or to the Probe Card or to the Null Target Board. Note that the emulator will not run
if it is not connected in one of the above three ways.
Warnings
Hot-Plugging
The emulator is not designed to be hot-plugged. The emulator and target system must be turned off when attaching or
removing the emulator from the target system. In addition, the emulator must be turned off when attaching or removing
the probe card. Hot-plugging may cause CMOS latch-up and can void the warranty.
Power On/Off Sequence
We recommend that you apply/remove power to the components of the system in the following order:
Power-Up
Power-Down
1.
2.
Use the modular-to-DB-25 adapter for a PC type Host Computer (one with a 25-pin serial communication port
connection at the back of the computer).
Use the modular-to-DB-9 adapter for a Pentium/486/386 type Host Computer (one with a 9-pin serial
communication port connection at the back of the computer).
A 2x7 header on your Target System.
The 2x7 header on the optional Probe Card.
The 2x7 header on the optional Null Target Board.
Note that the emulator will supply 2.7V to the Null Target Board if you have not connected the Null Target
Board to an external power supply.
Turn the emulator on.
Turn the target system or Null Target Board on.
Chapter 2: Hardware Installation
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