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<snip> I probably would have liked the ones for the 8085 and the 6502, just because. Every once and while, I need to look at some of those old ones. Right now it's the 6802 that I need to look at.

Harvey White wrote: Indeed, but I find that the LA disassemblers are problematic. It is difficult to tell with a piplined processor whether the memory reads you are processing are reading data, or

The link is now on Manuals, Catalogs, and Other Publications > Reference Materials. Dave

On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 08:40 AM, <maxim.vlasov@...> wrote: > > 6802 shares the 6800 instruction set, however for the inverse assembler for > HP/Agilent 165xx, 166xx and 167xx still a

It is supposed to be on the main page Manuals, Catalogs, and Other Publications > Reference Materials but I don't see it listed there. I'll contact Kurt. Dave

Thanks Jeff. There is jitter on the A gate out with no input just a free running trace. I had to put my 465 in 10x to see it but it does match the jitter on the 468. So... This looks like its going

Yes I was wondering about thaat too ! Such a nice resource... that's not even visible/accessible, kinda defeats the purpose of making it public ^^ I guess the link to that RPR page might fit at the

In case you haven't, it is important to check if it is a centering problem or a triggering problem. Even in auto or free run it is still triggered, so if it is the problem could be all the way back

To be a bit pedantic, to me, square wave doesn't talk about the levels, so where's 0 and where's Vmax...? bet there's lots of opinions on that one. Harvey

There are some situations where the LA can be of use, but mostly for tracking specific events under specific conditions, IMHO.

Thanks so much for another great RPR scan, the 311 set is very handy to have! I can hardly wait for that 366 scan, it will answer a lot of questions. the page link is here:

Chuck, I've been using all sorts of LAs since the beginning of 90s in the reverse engineering for the systems with scarse or no technical documentation. Simply at the start I had my own home built

On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 06:47 AM, Colin Herbert wrote: > > Is this in store or non-store mode? I have seen horizontal jitter on my 468 in > storage mode and there is a thread on this forum where I

I have been designing and debuging embedded systems for more than 40 years. I started with the 8008, and have designed and programmed hardware for the 8080, Z80, 8085, 8086, 80188, 80186, ..., 68000,

Is this in store or non-store mode? I have seen horizontal jitter on my 468 in storage mode and there is a thread on this forum where I asked about it. I haven't had a definitive answer to this yet,

Hello Raymond, I see the comment ;) Well we are not jailbreaking the new iPhone herein with all the possible and impossible protection switched on ;)) Well, we can start it in a few ways. Method 1

On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 11:57 AM, <maxim.vlasov@...> wrote: Hi Maxim, > > the routine in question can be easily identified by LA and disassembled > Has anyone ever called you an optimist

6802 shares the 6800 instruction set, however for the inverse assembler for HP/Agilent 165xx, 166xx and 167xx still a different adapter is required due to the slightly different bus timing (or one can

That is only natural with that setup, i.e. a basically open-ended 50 Ohm cable driving the 1 MOhm input with a signal having higher-frequency content. Adjusting the input capacitance (often resulting