HP 64747B Emulator for Motorola 68030/68EC030 Processors

The HP 64747B emulator supports Motorola 68030 and 68EC030 microprocessors through 40 MHz operation.

The HP 64747B active probe emulator supports 68030 target systems that use the memory management unit (MMU). The 68030 MMU registers and tables are displayed and physical addresses are translated to corresponding logical addresses to link bus and program activity (DeMMUing). MMU table information can be updated automatically from the target system by user command.

Real-Time Emulation

The HP 64747B is an active probe emulator that contains the microprocessor, emulation monitor, and run control circuitry. Additionally, both a custom memory mapper chip and memory are located on the probe. HP 64747B runs with zero wait-states out of target memory through 25 MHz. Above 25 MHz three cycle asynchronous and synchronous accesses are supported. Burst mode accesses above 25 MHz support a 3-2-2-2 cycle pattern.

For run control, extensive breakpoint capabilities let you definewhere to start and stop the execution of code. Up to 32 software breakpoints can be set up in the emulator, allowing execution to be halted at an instruction point. Hardware breakpoints increase the flexibility and power of this feature, for stopping at processor address, data and status points.

Flexible Memory Configuration

Memory modules are used for emulation memory. Two slots are available on the active probe, allowing you to plug in the amount of memory you need up to two megabytes. If you initially order less than the maximum amount, you can easily expand your system by adding the appropriate module(s). Modules for 256 Kbyte (HP 64171A) and 1 Mbyte (HP 64171B) are available and can be sued in any combination with a maximum configuration of 2 Mbytes.

There cycle asynchronous and synchronous accesses are supported through 40 MHz operation for HP 64747B. Burst mode accesses are made in a 3-2-2-2 cycle pattern.

In addition to the memory modules, four kilobytes of dual-ported emulation RAM is available when the background monitor is used. This dual-ported memory allows you to display and modify critical program variables without halting the target system.

[ Features ]

Support for 68030 MMU and DeMMU operation
40 MHz active probe emulator
Supports burst and synchronous mode in target memory and emulation memory
Supports zero wait-states out of target memory through 25 MHz. Above 25 MHz 3 cycle accesses in async and sync modes (burst 3-2-2-2 cycles)
Emulation memory supports 3 cycle asynchronous accesses through 40 MHz (three cycle synchronous and 3-2-2-2 burst cycle accesses through 40 MHz)
Selective cache inhibit for block of memory (256 byte resolution)
36-inch probe cable terminating in active probe
Breakpoints

32 software breakpoints
8 real-time hardware breakpoints
Multiprocessor emulation

Synchronous start of up to 32 emulators
Cross triggering from another emulator, logic analyzer, or oscilloscope
Emulation Bus Analyzer

80-channel emulation bus analyzer (HP 64704A)
Postprocessed dequeued trace withsymbols and source lines (the PC interface trace listing contains source line numbers)
8 events each consisting of address, status and data comparators
Events may be sequenced 8 levels deep and can be used for complex trigger qualification and selective store
Emulation Memory

256 Kbyte, 512 Kbyte, 1 Mbyte, 1.25 Mbyte, and 2 Mbyte memory configurations
Mapping resolution of 256 bytes
Other Features

Symbolic support (with PC and workstation interface)
Background and foreground monitors (Background monitor is not available while using the 68030 MMU)
Simulated I/O (on workstations)
Support for IEEE-695, HP-OMF, Motorola S-Records and Extended Tek HEX file formats (symbols supported with IEEE-695 and HP-OMF)
Integrated C language system available
Demo board and self test module

[ Specifications ]

Processor Compatibility:
Motorola 68030 and 68EC030.

Electrical

Maximum Clock Speed:
Supports zero wait-states out of target memory through 25 MHz. From 25 MHz to 40 MHz, 3 cycle accesses in async and sync modes (burst 3-2-2-2 cycles).
Emulation Memory Speed:
Supports 3 cycles asynchronous accesses through 40 MHz (three cycle synchronous and 3-2-2-2 burst cycle accesses through 40 MHz).

Environmental

Temperature:
Operating, 0 to +40 C (+32 to +104 F).
Nonoperating, -40 to +70 C (-40 to +158 F).
It is recommended that 100 LFM of airflow be provided over the 68EC030 probe for optimum performance.
Altitude:
Operating, 4600 m (15,000 ft)
Nonoperating, 15,300 m (50,000 ft).
Relative Humidity:
15% to 95%

Regulatory Compliance
(When installed in HP 64700B card cage)

Electromagnetic Interference:
VDE 0871/6.78 Level A; CISPR 11.
Safety Approvals:
Self-certified to UL 1244, IEC 348, CSA 22.2.

[ Ordering ]

Terminal Based Emulation System
HP 64747B Emulator for Motorola 68030/68EC030 Processors HP 64748C Emulation control card HP 64700B Card cage HP 64704A 80-channel Emulation Bus Analyzer card
Emulation System Components
HP 64171A 256 Kbyte 35 ns SRAM Memory Module HP 64171B 1 Mbyte 35 ns SRAM Memory Module HP 64701A LAN Card (supported on HP 9000 Series Workstations and Sun SPARCstations) HP 64037A RS-422 Interface Card for PC Compatibles (software supplied) HP 64708A Software performance analyzer card (B1487A software required) (supported on HP 9000 Series Workstations and Sun SPARC stations) HP 64023A CMB cable (4 m long; includes three 9-pin connectors)
Software for PCs
HP 64747S 68030/68EC030 User Interface (Opt 006)
Software for Workstations
Note: for each software model number ordered, purchase one media option and at least one license option for each concurrent user.

HP B1471B 64000-UX Operating environment (required for all workstation based systems) HP B1487A Software Performance Analysis Hosted User Interface HP B1479B Graphical User Interface HP B1465A Cross Assembler linker HP B1461A Cross C Compiler HP B1466B Cross Debugger Simulator HP B1476B Cross Debugger Emulator Option Number Opt AAH HP 9000 Series 300/400 manuals/media DDS DAT tape) Opt AAX HP 9000 Series 300/400 manuals/media 1/4 in cartridge tape) Opt UBX HP 9000 Series 300/400 single user license Opt AAY HP 9000 Series 700 manuals/media (DDS DAT tape) Opt UBY HP 9000 Series 700 single user license Opt AAV Sun SPARCstation manuals/media (1/4 in cartridge tape) Opt UBK Sun SPARCstation single user license
Adapters/Extenders/Rotators
Emulator to Target HP E3405A 68030/68EC030 PGA to PGA flexible cable extender HP E3406A 68030/68EC030 PGA to 68030/68EC030 PQFP adapter (includes HP P/N 64748-87608 inactive mechanical sample) HP P/N 64748-87608 Inactive Mechanical Sample (This is an inactive 132 pin PQFP processor package that replaces the target system processor, two per package). 64748-87607 Additional SMT Adapter for E3401A
Note: The inactive mechanical sample is supplied with the E3404A and E3406 PGA to PQFP adapters. The sample should be assembled on the target board during the surface mount process for the PQFP adapter to connect properly.
The following information about probe rotators is supplied courtesy of Emulation Technology, Inc.

Processor Description Emulation Technology P/N 68030 PGA Rotates probe 90 CW RACCW90CP368030 68030 PGA Rotates probe 90 CCW RAC90CP368030 68EC030 PGA Rotates probe 90 CW RA124P3CCWEC030 68EC030 PGA Rotates probe 90 CCW RA124P3CWEC030
Please order rotators from: Emulation Technology, Inc.
2344 Walsh Ave. Bldg. F
Santa Clara, CA 95051
408-982-0660
Fax 408-982-0664

[ Key Literature ]
HP 64700 Series Emulators for Motorola 68020/68EC020 and 68030/68EC030 Processors ( PDF)

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