Zilog Z86E0812PEC Z8 Embedded Microcontroller

Pin #	Symbol	Addr	Function	Mode	Direction
1–4	P24–P27	R2	Port 2 Pins 4,5,6,7 Pin 7=STOP mode recovery	R246 = P2M (In/Out) R247 = R3M.D0 (PP/OC)	Bidirectional
5	VCC		Power Supply to 7v		Source
6	XTAL2		Crystal Osc.		Clock Output
7	XTAL1		Crystal Osc.		Clock Input
8	P31	R3	Port 3 Pin 1 or AN1. TIN, IRQ2	R247 = P3M.D1 (AN/DG)	Input
9	P32	R3	Port 3 Pin 2 or AN2. IRQ0, /IRQ3		Input
10	P33	R3	Port 3 Pin 3 or AN REF. IRQ1		Input
11–13	P00–P02	R0	Port 0 Pins 0,1,2	R248 = P01M.D0 (In/Out)	In/Output
14	GND		Ground		Sink
15–18	P20–P23	R2	Port 2 Pins 0,1,2,3	R246 = P2M (In/Out)	In/Output

IO Drive ability: Any single IO pin can source or sink 25mA, a single port can source 45mA or sink 60mA. Total power is 1.65 W, sourcing 220mA and sinking 300mA Ports 1 and 2 (not 3) can take Vss-0.7 to Vss+12 volts.

Power consumption: At 2, 8 and 12 MHz, respectivly, base current draw will be less than 11, 15 or 20 mA while running (no IO drive) and 5, 6, and 7 mA in standby (HALT). When stopped, with WDT not running and all inputs at Vcc or Vss, analog inputs at Vcc if enabled, current draw will be less than 20uA with 1uA typical. This is for the standard temperature range parts.

Ports

P0: 3-bit, input (P01M=00h) or output port (P01M=01h), Schmitt triggered, CMOS-compatible. Auto Latch puts valid CMOS levels on all pins when not otherwise driven.

P2: 8-bit, bidirectional (P2M.D0-7, Out=0, In=1), Schmitt-triggered, CMOS-compatible. The port as a whole can be set, via P3M.D0, so that any outputs are open drain (D0=0) or push-pull (D0=1). Auto Latch puts valid CMOS levels on all pins when not otherwise driven.

P3: 3-bit, input only, Schmitt-triggered, CMOS-compatible, (when P3M.D1=0) or Analog inputs comparing P31 with P33 at P3.1, and P32 with P33 at P3.2 (P3.3 is tied hi in analog mode) (when P3M.D1=1). In either case, the results feed IRQ0-2 (Falling Edge), IRQ3 (Rising Edge), and the input for Timer 1.

Timers

The timers have a Range of 1-256 Decimal 01-00 HEX. Loading a timer with 0 results in a count of 256.

T0: Source from main clock, 6 bit programmable prescaler (PRE0.D2-7), 8 bit programmable (T0 Write) counter (T0 Read). Can be disabled (TMR.D1=0) or reloaded (TMR.D0=1) programatically. Stop at zero (PRE0.D0=0) or reload inital value (PRE0.D0=1) for Modulo N operation. IRQ4 at end of count.

T1: Source is Clock/4 (PRE1.D1=1) or P31 (PRE1.D1=0), 6 bit programmable prescaler (PRE1.D2-7), 8 bit programmable (T1 Write) counter (T1 Read). Can be disabled (TMR.D3=0) or reloaded (TMR.D2=1) programatically. Stop at zero (PRE1.D0=0) or reload inital value (PRE1.D0=1) for Modulo N operation. Use P31 as clock (TMR.D4-5=00), retriggerable (TMR.D4-5=11) or non-retriggerable (TMR.D4-5=10) start trigger, or a gate input for the internal clock(TMR.D4-5=01). IRQ5 at end of count.

Ideal for a minimal controller

See also:

• http://www.zilog.com/products/partdetails.asp?id=Z86E08
• $50 emulator
  http://www.zilog.com/products/partdetails.asp?id=Z86CCP01ZEM
  http://www.digikey.com/scripts/us/dksus.dll?PName?Name=269-2002-ND%26Lang=0
  http://www.zilog.com/docs/z8/devtools/z86ccp01zem.pdf Has lots of nice little notes to frustrate the user.
  
• I have the Z86CCP00ZEM (not 01ZEM)
  http://docs-europe.electrocomponents.com/webdocs/001d/0900766b8001d6ca.pdf
  Including:
  "Port 0, Port 1, and Port 2 have auto latches permanently enabled."
  IPR, P01M, P2M, and P3M are read only... you will not be able to see the current status of those registers.
  When emulating the Z86C02/C04/C08/E02/E04/E08
• • The WDT Register (F) %0F can only be written in the first 64 internal system clocks from the start of program execution.
  • The register %F8(P01M register) bits D4 and D3 must be set to state “0” and bit D2 must be set to state “1”.
  • To support emulation of IRQ3 (rising edge) a jumper from P32 must be connected to Pin 1 of U27 74HCT04. Another jumper must connect the output of the 74HCT04 Pin 2 to P30 on emulation socket P3, Pin 25 or emulation socket P2, Pin 18. In Analog mode The PCON bit D0 must be set to state “1”.
  • Stop Mode. P27 is used to release Stop Mode. However, since the CCP emulator (C50 ICE Chip) is used, you must write to SMR(F)0B 101 in D2, D3, and D4. Use the following code:

    LD RP, #%0F 		;select Bank F
    LD %0B, #00110100B 	;selects P27 as the Stop-
    			;Mode Recovery pin.
         
    

    This code must be removed before final ROM code submission or OTP programming. Note that P27 must be in Input Mode, which is accomplished with the following code:

    LD P2M, #1xxxxxxxB
    NOP 			;clears pipeline
    Stop 			;halts processor
    

  • The WDT will not run in STOP mode in the emulator
  • "Z86C02/04/08 do not support WDT register. Use the command “4F” to run WDT in Halt Mode." (?)
  • The register %FA (IRQ register) bits D7 and D6 must be set to state “0”.
• http://www.google.com/search?q=P01M+P2M+ find Z86 source code.
• http://www.eetasia.com/ARTICLES/2000SEP/2000SEP07_CT_MSD_PD_AN1.PDF?SOURCES=DOWNLOAD Z86C08 A2D Methods. PWM and RC Ramp, as well as Successive Approximation.
• http://www.zilog.com/docs/appnotes/an_adc_conv.pdf Z86E08 A2D Methods. Successive Approximation and "Duty Cycle" (appears to be Sigma Delta) are included.
• http://www.zilog.com/docs/z8/appnotes/an_lcd.pdf Z86E08 Serial to LCD interface.
• http://www.cate.com.au/download/Z8/index.html Z86E08 projects including bit bang, int based, UART TX and RX, keypad scanning, and multiplexed multi-digit 7-segment LED and VF displays.