Ceibo’s EB-XAG49 emulator is dedicated to NXP (Philips) P51XAG49 microcontrollers and derivatives.
It is serially-linked to a PC and can emulate the microcontroller using either the built-in clock oscillator or any other clock source connected to the microcontroller.
The clock oscillator generates 24 MHz, 14,7456 MHz, 12 MHz and 6 MHz. The system emulates the microcontroller in ROMed mode while supporting split code mapping. A special Philips bond-out chip is used to emulate the microcontroller, releasing all the microcontroller resources to the user. The software includes a source-level debugger for C and Assembler, On-line Assembler and Disassembler, Software Trace, Conditional Breakpoints and a number of other features.
The system includes a debugger for MS-Windows. The code memory permits downloading and modifying of user's programs. Breakpoints allow realtime execution until an opcode is executed at a specified address or line of the source code. All I/O lines are easily accessed and may be connected to the on-board switches and LEDs when trying out a specific idea.
The system is supplied with a user's manual, software, emulation cable and a power supply.
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