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 {{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr3:zz80mb_rev3_gerber.zip|Gerber photo plots}} {{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr3:zz80mb_rev3_gerber.zip|Gerber photo plots}}
  
-Bill of materials+{{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr3:zz80mb_rev3_bom.pdf|Bill of materials}}
  
 ==== Software ==== ==== Software ====
  
-Prior to loading serial bootstrap loader and ZZ80MB monitor, set the serial emulation software to 115200, odd parity, 8 data, 1 stop. Set the jumpers on ZZ80MB to “RAM” position and Bootstrap to “Serial” position.  **Note, the 115200 O81setting and RAM-Serial jumper positions are only for programming the flash; all subsequent software operate with 115200 N81 setting and EPROM bootstrap position.**+Prior to loading serial bootstrap loader and ZZ80MB monitor, set the serial emulation software to 115200, odd parity, 8 data, 1 stop. Set the jumpers on ZZ80MB to “RAM” position and Bootstrap to “Serial” position. **Note, the 115200 O81setting and RAM-Serial jumper positions are only for programming the flash; all subsequent software operate with 115200 N81 setting and EPROM bootstrap position.**
  
 {{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr2:tinyload_no_clr_mem.zip|Serial bootstrap loader}},{{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr2:tinyload_no_clr_mem.zip| }}  This is the 256-byte bootstrap as a raw binary file. It is received by ZZ80MB's UART and copied to RAM starting from location 0x0. If TeraTerm is the terminal software, check the 'Binary' box in 'Send file…' menu then send the file. {{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr2:tinyload_no_clr_mem.zip|Serial bootstrap loader}},{{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr2:tinyload_no_clr_mem.zip| }}  This is the 256-byte bootstrap as a raw binary file. It is received by ZZ80MB's UART and copied to RAM starting from location 0x0. If TeraTerm is the terminal software, check the 'Binary' box in 'Send file…' menu then send the file.
  
-{{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr2:zz80monitor_rev0_3_fix_b3_c3.zip|ZZ80MB Monitor rev 0.3}}  This is the program to be burn in the flash memory. Once EPROM is programmed, set the serial port to 115200, no parity, 8-data, 1-stop and set the jumpers on ZZ80MB to “EPROM” position and Bootstrap to “EPROM” position.  This is the setting for normal operation.+{{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr2:progsst39f040_v0_1_release.zip|SST39F040 programmer, rev 0.1}}. This is the SST39F040 programmer. ZZ80MB is set to 'RAM' and 'Serial' bootstrap jumper positions. The terminal is set to 115200 odd parity. The serial bootstrap loader is loader first followed by progSST39F040. Issue the command 'G8000' (←'G' is upper case, '8000' will not echo back) to invoke progSST39F040. The program will prompt the user to erase SST39F040 and then load the hex file to be programmed. 
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 +{{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr3:zz80monitor_rev0_5.zip|ZZ80MB Monitor rev 0.5}}  This is the program to be burn in the flash memory. Once EPROM is programmed, set the serial port to 115200, no parity, 8-data, 1-stop and set the jumpers on ZZ80MB to “EPROM” position and Bootstrap to “EPROM” position. This is the setting for normal operation.
  
 {{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr2:zz80rc_r1_cf_at_0x10_4_cfdrives.zip|CP/M2.2 BIOS/BDOS/CCP }}  CP/M2.2 executable tailored for ZZ80MB. It is loaded into memory with ZZ80CFMon, then use '**c2**' command to store it in CF disk and use '**b2**' command to boot into CP/M2.2. {{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr2:zz80rc_r1_cf_at_0x10_4_cfdrives.zip|CP/M2.2 BIOS/BDOS/CCP }}  CP/M2.2 executable tailored for ZZ80MB. It is loaded into memory with ZZ80CFMon, then use '**c2**' command to store it in CF disk and use '**b2**' command to boot into CP/M2.2.
  
 {{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr2:scmonitor_for_zz80mb_with_startrek.zip|SCMonitor with Startrek}}. This is Steve Cousin's SCMonitor ported to ZZ80MB. The popular StarTrek program is included. To invoke Startrek, type 'wbasic' at SCMonitor prompt, followed by 'run'. To save SCMonitor in CF disk, send scmonitor_startrek.hex to ZZ80MB, then type 'c1' to store it in CF disk. To run SCMonitor, type 'b1'. {{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr2:scmonitor_for_zz80mb_with_startrek.zip|SCMonitor with Startrek}}. This is Steve Cousin's SCMonitor ported to ZZ80MB. The popular StarTrek program is included. To invoke Startrek, type 'wbasic' at SCMonitor prompt, followed by 'run'. To save SCMonitor in CF disk, send scmonitor_startrek.hex to ZZ80MB, then type 'c1' to store it in CF disk. To run SCMonitor, type 'b1'.
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-{{:builderpages:plasmo:zz80mb:zz80mbr2:progsst39f040_v0_1_release.zip|SST39F040 programmer, rev 0.1}}. This is the SST39F040 programmer. ZZ80MB is set to 'RAM' and 'Serial' bootstrap jumper positions. The terminal is set to 115200 odd parity. The serial bootstrap loader is loader first followed by progSST39F040. Issue the command 'G8000' (←'G' is upper case, '8000' will not echo back) to invoke progSST39F040. The program will prompt the user to erase SST39F040 and then load the hex file to be programmed. 
  
 ===== Manuals and Instructions ===== ===== Manuals and Instructions =====
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