Assuming you have a 232 port go download the Galaga script & rksic.exe from John's FTP site, use rksic as your "terminal" program and send the hex (.H) file to the 9010A & run it. It will take a bit of playing to get the 9010A communicating on the 232 port using rksic parameters & dips on the back of the 9010. If you don't have it you can look at the script version (.S) file for some hints on the memory map that you can key in by hand. Nothing real special to do to the board, just pick a processor & plug the 9010A in, power the 9010A up first, then the test board. Just yell if you need more help. Kev
Can someone give me a quick step by step rundown on using a 9010A for the first time?
I have a 9010A, Z80 pod, probe, and a nearly working original Namco Galaga board, which I thought would be a good start :)
I haven't used the 9010A at all except to turn it on and self test the pods, so a simple step by step of how to set it up, what buttons to press, downloading the script (I've got the script I think), how to set up the board for testing, running tests, etc. would be great to kickstart me. I can even turn it into a simple 'getting started' example for anyone later as I get used to this for the first time.
Thanks very much,
Marc