Recent content by Perry

Correction, the reputed hack was to a 6800 emulator, not a 68000:-)

Did you see the reply to your posting on EEVBLOG? ( https://www.eevblog.com/forum/buysellwanted/wtb-hp64000/ ) I had not seen that previously. Shipping would probably be the biggest issue. I did see on your other posting you were curoius about 6502 support. My first project at HP was...

Lol. Even today, 30 years after the 1660 series was introduced, the best/fastest logic analyzers are only beginning to approach the 1663's HW performance. Then again, they are aboiut 100x cheaper. Of course, SW and ease of setup is a very different story. I actually haven't looked around...

I'm curious as well but don't want to hijack this thread. From 1980, when I was hired to do the 6809 ICE, until I retired a couple years ago, I had about seven different types of jobs but my cube never strayed more then 50 feet:-) The 1610 and 1615 were the first LAs I used.

Very impressive! I started at HP Colorado Springs in 1980 to work on in-circuit emulators, well after the 1600 was introduced. I used a 1610 and 1615 myself to troubleshoot the 6809 emulator I designed. I imagine the map mode would make it pretty easy to implement a Pong game on the Teensy...

Did you find one?

Certainly noting near what they sold for originally:-) I would expect the shipping cost to actually be the long pole. For the processors it supports however, what it can do almost invisibly and in real-time is often unmatched, or even impossible for JTAG and software based debuggers. E.g...