Microcomputer Experimentation with the Motorola MEK 6800D2
By Lance A. Leventhal
(ISBN: 0-13-580761-1)
Published in 1981


From the back cover of Book:
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     This practical, easy-to-follow and self-contained guide to Motorola 
MEK6800D2 experiments was prepared for the growing population of 
microcomputer users representing diverse disciplines and a wide variety of 
applications.  Its emphasis throughout is on approaches that are fundamental 
to the design of controllers for external systems; at the same time, it 
illustrates its points through examples that use nothing more complex than 
switches, single displays, and the on-board peripherals.

     The inexpensive and widely available MEK6800D2 microcomputer and 6800 
microprocessor were selected to provide realistic experience with popular 
devices for those involved in a wide range of control applications-
instrumentation, communications equipment, test equipment, computer 
peripherals, industrial processes, signal processing, business equipment, 
consumer products, and more.

     Author Lance Leventhal has organized his manual carefully and 
systematically to include an excellent overview, two major groupings of 
experiments, and an extensive list of references.  Each chapter contains 
references, learning guidelines, definitions of terms, descriptions of new 
instructions, schematics for all interfaces, several fully-tested and 
documented examples (over 85 in all), and a summary of key points.  No 
background in computer programming or digital logic is assumed.  The manual 
includes over 270 practical problems that are closely tied to the examples; a 
complete, fully-tested set of answers is available.

     Experiments in the first group focus on writing and running simple 
programs, simple input and output, processing of inputs and outputs, forming 
and processing data arrays, designing and debugging programs, and arithmetic 
operations.  The second set of experiments deals with subroutines and the 
stack, input/output using handshakes, interrupts, timing methods, serial 
input/output, and microcomputer timing and control.


Table of Contents
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Preface

Labs (0-9) - Beginning Topics
     Lab 0 - Introduction to the MEK6800D2 Microcomputer
     Lab 1 - Writing and Running Simple Programs
     Lab 2 - Simple Input for the MEK6800D2 Microcomputer 
     Lab 3 - Simple Output for the MEK6800D2 Microcomputer 
     Lab 4 - Processing Data Inputs
     Lab 5 - Processing Data Outputs
     Lab 6 - Processing Data Arrays
     Lab 7 - Forming Data Arrays
     Lab 8 - Designing and Debugging Programs
     Lab 9 - Arithmetic

Labs (A-F) - Intermediate and Advanced Topics
     Lab A - Subroutines and the Stack
     Lab B - Input/Output Using Handshakes
     Lab C - Interrupts
     Lab D - Timing Methods
     Lab E - Serial Input/Output
     Lab F - Microcomputer Timing and Control

Appendices
     Appendix 1 - Motorola 6800 Instruction Set
     Appendix 2 - ASCII Code Table 
     Appendix 3 - Brief Description of 6800 Family Devices
     Appendix 4 - Laboratory Interfaces and Parts Lists
     Appendix 5 - Summary of MEK6800D2 (JBUG) Debugger

References