This is an educational / training kit for the 6802 CPU, but can also be used as a CPU board in a Motorola EXORciser development system. It has an hexadecimal keyboard and a 6 digits LED screen.
The memory size is of 256 bytes plus an optional 1k. The first 128 bytes is in the MC6802 processor and is for user programs. This can be disabled with a wire link if the additional buffers are installed at the edge connector.
The other 128 bytes is the MC6810 which was used for the stack and system variables.
The two 2114 1k x 4 static RAM chips weren't included in the original kit but were to be bought as an option.
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Does anyone know where the transformer connects?
Wednesday 16th May 2012
Red Squirrel
A PDF format for the manual for the MEK6802D5 Kit can be found at: http://www.nitrate.plus.com/Files/Docs/MEK6802D5/mek6802d5.pdf I downloaded one myself just today 4/27/2010.
Wednesday 28th April 2010
Dave Sakievich (USA)
Did anyone ever locate a user manual for the MEK6802D5? I just purchased one of these computers, in good working order$ but it may be difficult to do much with it without the user manual. If no luck, I may try to reverse-engineer it. YUCK!!!!!
PLEASE HELP!!!
Monday 20th April 2009
Ron (Athens Ohio)
NAME
MEK-6802-D5
MANUFACTURER
Motorola
TYPE
Home Computer
ORIGIN
U.S.A.
YEAR
1982
BUILT IN LANGUAGE
Machine code
KEYBOARD
Hexadecimal keyboard, calculator type, 25 keys RS, FS, FC, P/L, T/B, M, EX, RD, GO
CPU
6802
SPEED
0,895 Mhz
RAM
256kb (optional 1kb)
ROM
2 kb
TEXT MODES
6 digits, 7-segments LED screen
GRAPHIC MODES
None
COLORS
None
SOUND
None
I/O PORTS
Two 8-bit parallel, RS-232 (underneath the keypad), Tape
