Answers from: Initialization - lab work
4. D/C# level: High
4. ADS# level: High
5. Do the levels agree with Table 1? Yes
6. W/R# level: Low
6. M/IO# level: Low
6. BE0# level: Low
6. BE1# level: Low
6. BE2# level: Low
6. BE3# level: Low
7. Do the levels agree with Table 1? Yes
9. What happens to the logic probe LEDs after releasing RESET? A pulse is
observed, indicating the start of a bus cycle.
11. W/R# level after releasing RESET: Low
12. M/IO# level after releasing RESET: High
13. D/C# level after releasing RESET: Low
14. Bus cycle type based on W/R#=0, M/IO#=1, D/C#=0: Memory code read
16. What is the 32-bit address? FFFF FFF0H
17. What are the two lower data bytes? EA and ?? (EA is a jump opcode)
Answers from: Using CPU Instructions - lab work
3. What did the instruction at 02000 do? Loaded AX with 8877H
4. Value of AX: 8877H
5. What did the instruction at 02003 do? Stored AX (8877H) to memory address
6050H
6. Data at address 06050H: 88 77
7. What did the instruction at 02006 do? Loaded AX with the value from memory
address 6050H
8. Address after executing JMP 2003H: 02003
9. Why this address appears? Because JMP F8 is a short jump backward to 02003
5. Conclusion from address values in Part 2: Address values confirm loop
execution between instructions
7. Conclusion from W/R# signal values: W/R# signal toggles correctly with write
and read operations
5. Is the program in an odd or even loop? Odd
6. Instruction at W/R# high: MOV DS:[5004H],EAX
7. Next instruction: MOV EBX, DS:[5000H]
8. Instruction at 05004: MOV EBX, DS:[5004H]
9. Next instruction: JMP back to MOV DS:[5000H],EAX
10. Data on data bus: AAAA AAAA
11. Is it an odd or even loop? Even
6. Was hex 00 moved to DL? Yes
7. Was 6000 moved to BX? Yes
8. Was hex 00 moved to 06000? Yes
9. Was BX incremented to 6001? Yes
10. Address on display now: 04007
11. Was hex 00 moved to 06001? Yes
12. What will the program do? Reset BX and begin comparing data
14. What does CMP DL,[BX] do? Compares contents of 06000 with DL
15. Was data at 06000 incremented to 01? Yes
16. What does CMP DL,[BX] do? Compares contents of 06001 with DL
18. What does INC DL do? Increments DL to next test pattern
19. Value of DL: 01
22. What happens in next test loop? Test next value (01) against memory
locations
25. Tested address range: 06000 to 06FFF
27. Address displayed when program stops: 06FFF or error trap location
28. Was error detected? No (if program ends normally)
29. Data between 06000 and 06FFF: 00 to FF range
32. Address displayed when run from 400B: 06001 or faulty location
33. Was error detected? Yes
34. Register with faulty address offset: BX
35. Value of BX: 06FCC
