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    Interfacing Applications (Eb 85 Kit)

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    The document describes interfacing applications using the 8255 IC. It discusses the different ports and modes of operation of the 8255. It provides examples of interfacing codes for applications like square wave generation, 7-segment display, stepper motor control, ADC interfacing and DAC interfacing using the 8255 IC.

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    INTERFACING APPLICATIONS (EB 85 kit)

    USING 8255 IC;

    Intel 8255 is a programmable peripheral interface. Its main function is


    to interface external devices to a micro computer. It has three 8 bit ports-
    ports A, Port B and Port C. Port C has been divided further into two 4 bit
    ports, port C upper and Port C lower. Each port can be programmed either as
    an input port or as an out put port.

    MODES OF OPERATIONS

    In mode 0, a port can be operated as a simple out put or in put port.

    Mode 1 is strobed in put, out put mode of operation. Port A and B are
    designed to operate in this mode.

    Mode 2 is strobed bi directional mode. Mode 2 operation is possible


    only for port A.

    CONTROL WORD
    For programming the ports of 8255 a control word is formed.

    IC Function Addres
    No. s
    U3 Control 0F
    Register 0C
    Port A 0D
    Port B 0E
    Port C
    U19 Control 17
    Register 14
    Port A 15
    Port B 16
    Port C

    Control word is written to the control word register which is within


    8255. No read operation of the control register is allowed.

    The control word bit corresponding to a particular bit is said either to 1


    or 0 depending upon the definition of port, whether it is to be made input or
    output port respectively.

    EXAMPLE: For generating a square wave, 7th bit = 1, port A is in mode 0


    operation. 6th and 5th bit are set 0. Port A is an output port. So 4th bit=0.
    Port B and C are also output ports. So bits 0, 1, 3 are set 0. Port B is in
    mode 0 operation. So bit 2=0.

    1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    8085 INTERFACING PROGRAMS


    1.
    1
    SQUARE WAVE GENERATION ( USING 8255 )
    13
    MVI A,80
    14
    OUT 17
    BACK MVI A,FF 26
    OUT 14 1 to 8 Port A
    CALL DELAY
    MVI A,00
    9 to 16
    OUT 14 Port B
    CALL DELAY
    17 to
    JMP BACK
    DELAY LXI D,FFFF 24 Port C

    25 Ground

    26 Vcc
    BEHIND DCX D
    MOV A,D
    ORA E
    JNZ BEHIND
    RET 26 PIN IDC
    CONNECTOR
    2. SEVEN SEGMENT DISPLAY ( USING 8255 )

    MVI A,80
    OUT 17
    START LXI H,4500
    MOV B,M
    INX H
    MOV A,M
    OUT 14
    CALL DELAY
    DCR B
    G F Cc A B
    JNZ AGAIN
    JMP START
    DELAY MVI C,09
    L3 MVI D,FF
    L2 MVI E,FF
    L1 DCR E
    JNZ L1
    DCR D
    JNZ L2
    DCR C
    JNZ L3
    RET E D Cc C Dp

    PA7 PA6 PA5 PA4 PA3 PA2 PA1 PA0


    DISPLAY CODE
    dp g f e d c b a
    0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 BF

    1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 86

    2 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 EB

    3 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 CF

    4 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 E6

    5 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 ED

    6 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 FD

    7 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 87

    8 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 FF

    9 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 EF
    4. STEPPER MOTOR INTERFACE

    START LXI H,LOOKUP


    MVI B,04
    REPT MOV A,M
    OUT C0
    LXI D,O303
    DELAY NOP
    DCX D
    MOV A,E
    ORA D
    JNZ DELAY
    INX H
    DCR B
    JNZ REPT
    JMP START

    LOOK UP TABLE
    09
    05
    06
    0A

    5. ADC INTERFACING

    A. USING SOC SWITCH CONVRSION JUMPER


    SETTINGS
    B B B
    MVI A,10

    . .. . . .. . . ..
    OUT C8
    MVI A,18
    OUT C8
    A C A C A . C

    HLT
    J1 J2 J5
    B. USING SOFTWARE

    MVI A,10
    OUT C8
    MVI A,18
    OUT C8
    JUMPER SETTINGS
    MVI A,01
    OUT D0 B B B

    . .. . . .. . . ..
    XRA A
    XRA A
    A C A C A . C

    J1 J2 J5
    XRA A
    MVI A,00
    OUT D0
    HLT

    6. DAC INERFACING

    TO CONVERT DIGITAL SIGNAL TO ANALOGUE SIGNAL

    A. TRIANGULAR WAVE

    START MVI B,FF


    MVI A,OO
    OUT C0
    INR C0
    INR A
    DCR B
    JNZ L1
    MVI B,FF
    L2 DCR A
    OUT C0
    DCR B
    JNZ L2
    JMP START

    B. SQUARE WAVE

    START MVI A,00


    OUT C8
    CALL DELAY
    MVI A,0FF
    OUT C8
    CALL DELAY
    JMP START
    DELAY MVI B,05
    L1 MVI C,FF
    L2 DCR C
    JNZ L2
    DCR B
    JNZ L1
    RET

    C. SAW-TOOTH

    START MVI A,00


    L1 OUT C0
    INR A
    JNZ L1
    JMP START
    3. TRAFFIC CONTROLSIGNAL ( USING 8255 )

    MVI A,80
    OUT 17
    START MVI A,5A
    OUT 14
    CALL DELAY
    MVI A,A5
    OUT 14
    CALL DELAY
    JMP START
    DELAY LXI D,FFFF
    AGAIN DCX D
    MOV A,D
    ORA E
    JNZ AGAIN
    RET

    R3 R2
    G3 G2
    R1 G1 R2 G2 R3 G3
    R4 G4
    0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0

    R1 R4 5 A
    G1 G4

    R3 R2
    G3 G2
    R1 G1 R2 G2 R3 G3
    R4 1G40 1 0 0 1 0 1

    R1 R4 A 5
    G1 G4

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