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PJRC Store 8051 Dev Board, $79 LCD 20x2 Display, $11 Serial Cable, $5 12 Volt Power, $8 More Components... 8051 Tools Main Page Software PAULMON Monitor Download Code Manual Table of Contents Introduction Hardware Req. Software Req. Getting Started Standard Commands Extra Commands Built-In Functions Example Programs Tutorial Using Serial Port Program Headers Single-Step Run Using Flash ROM Intel-Hex Format Adding Commands Customizing PAULMON2Incomplete Common Problems Version 1 Development Board Code Library 89C2051 Programmer Other Resources

Using PAULMON2's Built-In Functions

cout

Print the byte in Acc to the serial port.

cin

Get a character from the serial port. This routine will wait until a character arrives, if one is not already in the buffer. The received character is returned in Acc.

cin_filter

Works like cin, but also attempts to identify the multi-byte escape sequences used by some of the keys on the PC keyboard. When one of these multi-byte sequences is "seen", only a single translated character is returned. Complex timing loops which automatically scale with the baud rate are used, so that the ESC key is detected properly.

Key	Return Value	Escape Sequence
Up	11 (^K)	1B 5B 41
Down	10 (^J)	1B 5B 42
Right	21 (^U)	1B 5B 43
Left	8 (^H)	1B 5B 44
Page Up	25 (^Y)	1B 5B 35 7E
Page Down	26 (^Z)	1B 5B 36 7E

phex

Print the value of Acc as a 2-digit Hex number

phex16

Print the value of DPTR as a 4-digit Hex number

pstr

Print a string, which is located in CODE memory. DPTR should be loaded with the address of the first byte of the string. The string should be terminated with a zero (which is not sent), or a byte with the most significant bit set (which is send, with the msb cleared). DPTR is returned with it's value pointing to the next byte in memory after the end of the string.

phex1

Print a single digit in HEX. Acc should contain a value from 0 to 15.

asc2hex

Converts an ascii character ('0' to '9' or 'A' to 'F') into a number which is returned in Acc. If the value passed in Acc is not one of the 16 legal characters, the Carry is set, otherwise it is cleared. This function will not accept lowercase characters, so upper should be called first if lowercase letters should be handled.

ghex

Get a 2-digit HEX number from the serial port, which is returned in Acc. If the user presses ESC, C is set (clear otherwise) and Acc is unknown. If the user presses Enter with no input, PSW.5 is set (clear otherwise), and Acc is unknown. R2 and R3 are changed.

ghex16

Get a 4-digit HEX number from the serial port, which is returned in DPTR. If the user presses ESC, C is set (clear otherwise) and DPTR is unknown. If the user presses Enter with no input, PSW.5 is set (clear otherwise), and DPTR is unknown. Acc, R2, R3, R4, and R5 are changed.

esc

Checks to see if <ESC> is waiting on serial port C=clear if no <ESC>, C=set if <ESC> pressed buffer is flushed

upper

Convert the character in Acc to uppercase, if it is a lowercase letter. If a non-alpha character is in Acc, it is not changed.

autobaud

Do an automatic baud rate detection (wait for user to press Enter)

pcstr

Print a string in compressed format. The format of the on-the-fly string compression used in PAULMON2 is not documented, unfortunately.

newline

Print a carriage return and a newline to the serial port.

lenstr

Measure the length of a string, which is located in CODE memory. DPTR should be loaded with the address of the first byte of the string. The string should be terminated as described above in pstr. DPTR is returned with it's value pointing to the next byte in memory after the end of the string. The length of the string is returned in R0. Obviously strings longer than 255 characters can't be measured, but pstr should handle long strings without trouble.

pint8u

Print the value in Acc as an unsigned (ordinary base 10) integer. In other words, a number between 0 to 255 will be printed. Flag F0 is changed.

pint8

Print the value in Acc as a signed (ordinary base 10) integer. In other words, a number between -128 to 127 will be printed. Flag F0 is changed.

pint16u

Print the value in DPTR as an unsigned (ordinary base 10) integer. In other words, a number between 0 to 65535 will be printed. Registers R2, R3, R4, R5, and flag PSW.5 are changed.

smart_wr

Attempt to write a byte in Acc to memory at location specified by DPTR. If PAULMON2 is configured for a Flash ROM, and the specified memory location is in the Flash ROM, then smart_wr will call prgm so that the byte is written with the flash programming algorithm. Carry is cleared if the byte was written sucessfully, or set if the byte could not be verified.

prgm

Write a byte in Acc to Flash ROM at DPTR. Carry is cleared if the byte was written sucessfully, or set if the byte could not be verified. Interrupts are disabled for brief periods of time.

erall

Erase the Flash ROM. This can time quite some time.

find

Find a program header in memory. This function is unfortunately not well documented.

Many other useful bits of code may be found in the Code Library which are not available within PAULMON2.