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How to translate code from AT90S2313 to AT89C2051 or 8051?

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No other way, you have to manual translate it!
That AVR code is not complex, you can direct translate itu to 8051 code, but be sure with timing.
 

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Forgot about translation, because these 8051 is too slow !!!
Yoy need RISC CPU with 1 command to one clock and CPU working from 17.7MHz.
 

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Re: Code translation

Dainis is right: to generate colour bars 2051 is to slow ..

However, if you want to generate black-and-white vertical bars (including gray levels between white and black) you can translate this code (translation in this case is really trivial) and modify it in such a way that the loop time is ≈64µs = 1 TV line ..
Also, you will have to select the fastest possible crystal - 24MHz ..

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IanP
 

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Thank you all.
I need only dark gray or black background.
How will code for 2051 look like?
 

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It is not possible by 2051 ! :(
Choose faster 8051 (with 1 command to CLK), or AVR or PIC, or SX Scenix (Ubicom, now Paralax ?)
 

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Well, it is possible to generate gray screen with 2051 with 11,0592MHz crystal ..
Here is the code:
Code: 
;***********************************************************************************
;*
;*	8051 with 11,0592 MHz crystal ..
;*
;***********************************************************************************


;---------------------------------------------------------------------

		ORG		0000h

;----------------------------------------------------------------------

Start:	
		MOV		P1, #1		; Start with black ..

		NOP
		NOP

		MOV		P1, #0		; Horizontal sinchronization ..

		MOV		P1, #1		; Back to black ..
		NOP
		NOP		

		MOV		P1, #2		; Start gray ..

		MOV		R0, #22
Delay:	DJNZ		R0, Delay

		LJMP		Start

;----------------------------------------------------------------------

		END

and use only P1.0 and P1.1 with 4.7kΩ pullups and resistor network as per attached drawing ..
Also, you will need a simple voltage follower/buffer between the output and any 75Ω video input ..

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IanP
 

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Code translation

now there is faster 8051-based CPU come out, and using C language will be easier to migrate.
 

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Re: Code translation

Hi IanP.
I build this circuit with buffer and it works with normal monitor but if I connect this signal to video screen writter the background is there but there is no characters displayed on screen. Why?
 

Re: Code translation

Most likely your video on-screen display requires composite video signal with both sync pulses (H and V) present ..

This code generates only H pulses, what is enough for TV monitors, but is not enough for circuits that require both sync sygnals ..

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IanP
 

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Re: Code translation

Hi IanP
Yeah, I forgot about V sync.
Can V sync be added to this code?
If yes, how?
 

Re: Code translation

Try the following code:
Code: 
$NOPAGING
$MOD252

;**********************************************************************
;*
;*	8051 with 11,0592 MHz crystal ..
;*
;**********************************************************************

Port		DATA		80h			; P0

;----------------------------------------------------------------------

		ORG		0000h

;----------------------------------------------------------------------

Start:

Line_1_2_3:	LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse
		LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse
		LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse
		LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse
		LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse
		LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse

Line_4_5_6:	LCALL		Serration_Pulse
		LCALL		Serration_Pulse
		LCALL		Serration_Pulse
		LCALL		Serration_Pulse
		LCALL		Serration_Pulse
		LCALL		Serration_Pulse

Line_7_8_9:	LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse
		LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse
		LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse
		LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse
		LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse
		LCALL		Equalizing_Pulse

Line_10:	MOV		R1, #250

Main_Loop1:	
		MOV		Port, #1		; Start with black ..
		NOP
		NOP
		MOV		Port, #0		; Horizontal sinchronization ..
		MOV		Port, #1		; Back to black ..
		NOP
		NOP		
		MOV		Port, #2		; Start gray ..
		MOV		R0, #21
Delay1:	DJNZ		R0, Delay1
		DJNZ		R1, Main_Loop1

Line_260:	MOV		R1, #250

Main_Loop2:	
		MOV		Port, #1		; Start with black ..
		NOP
		NOP
		MOV		Port, #0		; Horizontal sinchronization ..
		MOV		Port, #1		; Back to black ..
		NOP
		NOP		
		MOV		Port, #2		; Start gray ..
		MOV		R0, #21
Delay2:	DJNZ		R0, Delay2
		DJNZ		R1, Main_Loop2

Line_510:	MOV		R1, #115

Main_Loop3:	
		MOV		Port, #1		; Start with black ..
		NOP
		NOP
		MOV		Port, #0		; Horizontal sinchronization ..
		MOV		Port, #1		; Back to black ..
		NOP
		NOP		
		MOV		Port, #2		; Start gray ..
		MOV		R0, #21
Delay3:	DJNZ		R0, Delay3
		DJNZ		R1, Main_Loop3

		LJMP		Start		

;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;Synchro pulses
;----------------------------------------------------------------------

Equalizing_Pulse:

		MOV		Port, #1		; Start with black ..
		MOV		R0, #12
Delay4:	DJNZ		R0, Delay4
		MOV		Port, #0		; Horizontal sinchronization ..
		MOV		Port, #1		; Back to black ..
		RET

Serration_Pulse:

		MOV		Port, #0
		MOV		R0, #12
Delay5:	DJNZ		R0, Delay5
		MOV		Port, #1
		MOV		Port, #0
		RET		

;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
		END

Of course, you will have to "see" the timing on an oscilloscope and only !!! if it is correct you can connect it to a TV monitor ..
I haven't test it !!!

Regards,
IanP
 

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