FNX6809 Overview
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FNX6809 for F256Jr & F256K[edit | edit source]
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The FNX6809 is a 40 pin dual inline package (DIP) module that is a cycle accurate implementation of the Motorola MC6809 CPU, working @ 3.3V and capable of running @ 6.29MHz on the F256Jr or the F256K.
The FNX6809 also differs from a real Motorola MC6809 CPU in that it has the 65C02 pin-out.
For these reasons, it is not designed (at least for now) to be a direct replacement for an MC6809.
An adapter is supplied with the FNX6809 module to be enable reflashing the on-board FPGA, if ever needed.
Note:
- No software is written for the unit to support the processor at this time (but see OS-9). It is meant for those Mavericks who are ready to take it on without any safety nets. There is a version of Calypsi that supports now if anybody wants to use it.
- Keep in mind that you will need to upload a new load for the FPGA on the F256Jr or F256K to support it, so make sure you equip yourself with a USB Blaster.
- There is a nice web-based 6809 emulator you can try here.
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