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by John Robertson 16 May '02

16 May '02

Kev has been busy! A bunch of 9100 docs are now on the site ftp.flippers.com/Fluke/PDFs/9100_Fixture John :-#)#

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Re: 9010A Clock module on eBay
by Kev 13 May '02

13 May '02

But who actually has a 9010A that can support the 9000A clock? Wonder what it would take to produce the board? Kev >http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1729103587 This is the >9000A "Clock" which is for the 9010 base that has the Signature Analysis >add-on board installed (the plug is to the left of the probe plug - blank >or covered over if not present), the clock for the 9100 is the 9100A clock. > >Ends today at a few minutes before 7PM PCT. Not mine just thought people >here might be looking for one... > >John :-#)# >

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9010A Clock module on eBay
by John Robertson 13 May '02

13 May '02

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1729103587 This is the 9000A "Clock" which is for the 9010 base that has the Signature Analysis add-on board installed (the plug is to the left of the probe plug - blank or covered over if not present), the clock for the 9100 is the 9100A clock. Ends today at a few minutes before 7PM PCT. Not mine just thought people here might be looking for one... John :-#)#

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Machine Code Help?
by Kev 12 May '02

12 May '02

I'm looking at the FILE02.S trying to understand the function of this 9010A script. It has embedded machine language routines designed to run on the UUT CPU for ROM checksums. How can I tell what CPU the OP codes are for? I think it is 8080...... 21 xx <- Low byte of PROM address start yy <- High byte of PROM address start AF 01 xx <- Low byte of PROM address end YY <- High byte of PROM address end 11 00 00 00 86 D2 0F QQ <- MSByte of RAM address 1C 57 23 7D A9 7A C2 0A QQ <- MSByte of RAM address 57 7C A8 7A C2 0A QQ <-MSByte of RAM address 86 D2 23 QQ <-MSByte of RAM address 1C 32 01 QQ+1 7B 32 00 QQ+1 76 :HALT (I figured this one out!)

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Re: Let's be friends
by Greg Baumgratz 10 May '02

10 May '02

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Re: Let's be friends
by John Robertson 10 May '02

10 May '02

That damn KLEZ worm is getting around a lot these days. I use two scanners concurrently in my computer to keep an eye on things... F-Prot (http://www.europe.f-secure.com/anti-virus/webclub/) and AVG (http://www.grisoft.com) John :-#(# At 09:13 AM 10/05/2002 -0400, Paul.Tonizzo(a)sybase.com wrote: >This was a virus, BTW. > >----- Forwarded by Paul Tonizzo/SYBASE on 05/10/2002 09:12 AM ----- > > > Greg > Baumgratz > > <gbaumgratz(a)itctelecomm.co To: jrr > <jrr(a)flippers.com> > m> cc: > techtoolslist(a)flippers.com > Sent by: Subject: Re: > Let's be friends > owner-techtoolslist(a)www.fl > > ippers.com > > > > > > 05/10/2002 08:51 > AM > > > > > > > > >Fine - just don't take my candy..... > > > > >jrr wrote: --- Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com) Version: 6.0.361 / Virus Database: 199 - Release Date: 07/05/2002

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9010A ROM Dump utilityRe: 9100 Keyboards (again...)
by Kev 10 May '02

10 May '02

I uploaded a little utility to the FTP. I called it the Dumper. Basically it is the ROM dump program from the 9010A programmers manual plus a ASCII text file to binary convertor utility provided by Zonn Moore (2 versions DOS 16 bit & Windows 32 bit). This can be used with the 9010A & a RS-232 module & a PC running a terminal program (with the ability to save text files) to dump onboard roms & convert them to binary ROM files. Something I had been needing for awhile & Zonn volunteered to help with the conversion utility. (Thanks Zonn!) Hopefully those that use it will donate the ROMs. Enjoy, Kev

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Re: 9100 Keyboards (again...)
by Kev 10 May '02

10 May '02

There is a layout of the Fluke 9100 keyboard on page 26 of 422 in the 9100 Programmer.pdf manual on John's FTP site. It will be interesting to see how other keyboards will map over. Thanks, Kev

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Re: 9100 Keyboards (again...)
by Kev 10 May '02

10 May '02

There are actually 2 version of monitor cards, Monochrome & Color. Does anyone actually have a color card? As far as my looking thru the available PDF manuals for the 9100 there is no Keyboard layout sheet or any reference that I can cross refence for the "nonstandard" keys. The EDIT key is on the operator Keyboard as opposed to the Programmer keyboard. Thanks, Kev > >Yes, but the big issue here is the video card. The >video card is only present as part of the programmers >option. Without the video card, the editor will not >work. > >Thanks, >-Chris

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Re: 9100 Keyboards (again...)
by John Robertson 10 May '02

10 May '02

The monitor is just a standard RGB, right? So that is easy at least...does the editor reside in the keyboard CPU ROM? Or is it a keyboard code that awakens the editor in the base unit? John :-#)# At 02:47 PM 09/05/2002 -0400, Corey Stup wrote: > > > > We are trying to get a keyboard running so that folks can program their > > 9100's, the built-in keyboard is a pain, plus is limited in it's > > capabilities... > > > > What if an old VT-100 terminal or the like was used? Or a simple interface > > program...if anyone had a keyboard and a Logic Analyzer they could record > > the data stream for individual key presses, plus see what happens when the > > machine is first turned on for any chatter between the keyboard and the > base. > > > > Anyone know if you can plug the keyboard in after the unit is already on > > and if it will then find the keyboard with a RESET? > >To use the full screen editor and programming system, you have to >use the monitor and keyboard. Note that the external keyboard is >NOT active during normal operation, nor will it respond to it. You >press the "EDIT" button on the attached keyboard, which loads the >editor and enables the monitor and external keyboard. > >The keyboard has different keys than a standard PC102 keyboard. > Mappings would have to be made.

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