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* [[Media:070-2701-00.pdf|8002A uProcessor Lab User Manual -02]]
* [[Media:070-2701-00.pdf|8002A uProcessor Lab User Manual -02]]
* [[Media:070-3433-00.pdf|8002A 6500/1 Emulator Specifics supplement to 070-2701-02]]
* [[Media:070-3433-00.pdf|8002A 6500/1 Emulator Specifics supplement to 070-2701-02]]
* [[Media:070-3665-00.pdf|Z80 Emulator Processor]]
* [[Media:070-3671-00.pdf|8048/8021/8041A/8022 Emulator Processor]]


* [[Media:070-2587-00.pdf|8002A uProcessor Lab Flexible Disc Unit Service]]
* [[Media:070-2587-00.pdf|8002A uProcessor Lab Flexible Disc Unit Service]]
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The '''Tektronix 8001/8002/8002A''' are microprocessor development systems from the late 70s/early 80s.
The '''Tektronix 8001/8002/8002A''' are microprocessor development systems from the late 70s/early 80s.
 
The [[8000 MDL Series]] Microprocessor Labs were intended for complete hardware microcode debugging for products incorporating popular microprocessors of the era.
Three emulation modes were available for various steps of product development.
 
===8001===
The 8001 provides in-circuit emulation for introducing computer-developed software into a prototype and includes a powerful set of debugging features to help test it along the way.
Combining the 8001 with a software development computer forms a system that supports the design effort, from source coding to prototype to completion.
After the host computer cross-assembler has converted source code into object code, the resulting file can be downloaded to the 8001 to begin the integration process.
 
The 8001 is designed for host computers and so does not include no extra development software or peripherals such as floppy discs or printers.
A single CRT terminal like the [[CT8100]] is used to control both a host computer and the 8001.
Multiple 8001 can be linked to a central host in a multi-station configuration.
The 8001 is designed to interface  with any host mainframe or minicomputer via a RS-232-C connection.
 
The 8001 is only configurable for one microprocessor at a time by removal/installation of cards/interfaces.  


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===8002/8002A===
The 8002/8002A models were capable of supporting more than one microprocessor without the need for re-configuration.


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==Peripherals==
===Options===
* Opt.01 - [[Intel 8080]] support package
* Opt.02 - [[Motorola 6800]] support package
* Opt.03 - [[Zilog Z-80]] support package
* Opt.04 - [[Texas Instruments TMS9900]] support package
* Opt.05 - [[Intel 8085]] support package
 
===Peripherals===
* [[CT8100]] CRT Terminal
* [[CT8100]] CRT Terminal
* [[CT8101]] Dot Matrix Terminal
* [[CT8101]] Console Terminal
* [[LP8200]] Line Printer
* [[LP8200]] Line Printer
==Links==
{{Documents|Link=8001}}
{{Documents|Link=8001A}}
{{Documents|Link=8002}}
{{Documents|Link=8002A}}
==Prices==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Model
! 1978 catalog price
! In 2023 Dollars
|-
| 8001 || $7,650  || $36,100
|-
| 8002 || $9,950  || $47,000
|-
|}


==Links==
==Links==
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* [[Media:Tektronix 800x MDL in 1978 catalog.pdf|8000 series MDL pages from 1978 catalog]]
* [[Media:Tektronix 800x MDL in 1978 catalog.pdf|8000 series MDL pages from 1978 catalog]]


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==Pictures==
<gallery>
Tek_MDL_8002-01.jpg | 8002 mainframe, disk drive and CT8100 terminal
Tek_MDL_8001-01.jpg | 8001 shown with CT8100 terminal
Tek_8002-opt2_01.jpg | 8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package binder
Tek_8002-opt2_02.jpg | 8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package software 1978
Tek_8002-opt2_03.jpg | 8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package binder
Tek_8002-opt2_04.jpg | 8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package binder
</gallery>


[[Category:Microprocessor development systems]]
[[Category:Microprocessor development systems]]
[[Category:8000 MDL Series]]

Latest revision as of 06:41, 12 October 2023

Tektronix 8001
Microprocessor Development Lab
Tektronix 8001

Produced from 1978 to (?)

Manuals
(All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)
Manuals – Specifications – Links – Pictures

The Tektronix 8001/8002/8002A are microprocessor development systems from the late 70s/early 80s.

The 8000 MDL Series Microprocessor Labs were intended for complete hardware microcode debugging for products incorporating popular microprocessors of the era. Three emulation modes were available for various steps of product development.

8001

The 8001 provides in-circuit emulation for introducing computer-developed software into a prototype and includes a powerful set of debugging features to help test it along the way. Combining the 8001 with a software development computer forms a system that supports the design effort, from source coding to prototype to completion. After the host computer cross-assembler has converted source code into object code, the resulting file can be downloaded to the 8001 to begin the integration process.

The 8001 is designed for host computers and so does not include no extra development software or peripherals such as floppy discs or printers. A single CRT terminal like the CT8100 is used to control both a host computer and the 8001. Multiple 8001 can be linked to a central host in a multi-station configuration. The 8001 is designed to interface with any host mainframe or minicomputer via a RS-232-C connection.

The 8001 is only configurable for one microprocessor at a time by removal/installation of cards/interfaces.

8002/8002A

The 8002/8002A models were capable of supporting more than one microprocessor without the need for re-configuration.

Key Specifications

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Options

Peripherals

Links

Documents Referencing 8001

Document Class Title Authors Year Links
Tekscope 1978 V10 N1.pdf Article New Products 1978 DF2 • P6303 • C-28 • 8001 • CT8100 • 4014-1
Tekscope 1979 V11 N2.pdf Article New Products 1979 A6701 • DM502A • DM505 • 8001 • 8002A • Telequipment D1016

Documents Referencing 8001A

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Documents Referencing 8002

Document Class Title Authors Year Links
Tekscope 1977 V9 N2.pdf Article The 8002 – A New Design Tool for Microprocessor Users Dave Lowry • Bruce Stofer 1977 8002

Documents Referencing 8002A

Document Class Title Authors Year Links
Tekscope 1979 V11 N2.pdf Article New Products 1979 A6701 • DM502A • DM505 • 8001 • 8002A • Telequipment D1016
Tekscope 1980 V12 N1.pdf Article New Products 1980 308 • SG505 • 8002A

Prices

Model 1978 catalog price In 2023 Dollars
8001 $7,650 $36,100
8002 $9,950 $47,000

Links

Pictures

  • 8002 mainframe, disk drive and CT8100 terminal

    8002 mainframe, disk drive and CT8100 terminal

  • 8001 shown with CT8100 terminal

    8001 shown with CT8100 terminal

  • 8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package binder

    8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package binder

  • 8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package software 1978

    8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package software 1978

  • 8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package binder

    8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package binder

  • 8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package binder

    8002 Option 2 Motorola 6800 Support package binder

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