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Quick Start Guide - 8051 Development Kit OM TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
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Quick Start Guide
8051 Development Kit
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Contents
Overview of Development Board 4
Installing software’s 5
Getting started 6
Projects
Interfacing LED 14
Interfacing switch and LED 16
Demonstration of serial communication 18
Getting help 20
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Overview of Development board
This Development Board provides an easy and low cost way to develop projects based
on 8051 microcontrollers without the need to purchase any other equipment such as
programmer or emulators. All required software’s are available as free download,
including a C compiler
Note: All required software’s are included in accompanying CD.
PORT 3 I/O PINS
5V Regulator PORT 0 I/O PINS
Microcontroller
TTL to RS232
Converter
Serial cable
Connector
PORT 1 I/O PINS

PORT 1 I/O PINS Reset Switch
Power Input
8-25 V AC/DC
Features:
1. Standard 89C51RD2 CPU clocked at 11.0592 MHz.
2. All 32 I/O pins are available at the edge of the board.
3. Onboard TTL to RS232 level converter for easy PC interface.
4. Onboard rectifier and 5V regulator.
5. 5V and Ground are available on each port connectors for external interfacing.
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Installing Software’s
Software’s required to develop projects
1. Editor – is a program that allows you to edit plain text file including .c, .asm, .txt, .
html, .php & many more. (Notepad)
2. Compiler – is a program that converts high level language into machine
understandable (Binary) language. (SDCC, Keil)
3. Programmer – is a program which programs hex file into microcontroller. (Flash
Magic)
Installing Keil Software: Keil is IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for

microcontrollers.
1. Open My computer.
2. Within the My Computer window, open the CD Drive, open Development
Kit/Compilers/Keil.
3. Within Drive contains setup file, double click on this file should start installation,
follow the instructions.
4. After installing a keil software if it prompts you to reboot the computer, do it.
Installing SDCC (Small Device C Compiler): is freeware ANSI C compiler that targets
Intel 8051 and many more.
Follow the same steps as guided in the previous section, except locate the below file
Development kit/compilers/sdcc/sdcc-2.7.0-setup
Installing Flash Magic: is a pc tool for programming flash based Microcontroller

Follow the same steps as guided in the previous section, except locate the below file
Development kit/programmer/ FlashMagic.exe
If errors are encountered during installation, this document will not cover those
errors.
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Getting Started
After installing software’s it’s time to play with it.
Compiling program using Keil µVision2. Follow below steps. Figures will guide you.
1. Run Keil software.
2. Select New Project from Project menu.

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3. Type appropriate name for the project and click on Save.
4. A window Prompts Select Device for Target ‘Target1’. 5. Select ATMEL –

AT89C51 in Data base and on click Ok.
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6. From the File Menu select New, a new Text window appears.
7. Save the file by typing suitable file name with its extension .c (or asm).
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8. Type your program and save it.
9. Right click on the folder named Target1 in the project window and select options
for Target ‘Target1’.
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10. In the output tab click on create HEX file and click on OK.
11. Expand Target1, a sub folder Source Group 1 appears in the project window.
12. Right click on the Source Group 1 select Add Files to Group ‘Source Group 1’
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13. Select the file (your program) then click on Add then Close window.
14. Click on Build Target in the Project Menu or press F7

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15. If there are no syntax errors a source file is compiled and a hex file is created in
the directory in which the project is saved.
This hex file is programmed into microcontroller using Flash Magic
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Configuring Flash Magic
Run Flash Magic and set below parameters.
1. Set com port to which

development board is
connected.(usually COM
1)
2. Baud Rate to 9600.
3. Device as 89V51RD2
4. Interface as None(ISP)
5. Check “Erase Blocks used
by Hex File”.
6. Check “Verify after
programming”.
Programming microcontroller by Flash Magic
Connect serial cable to PC and Development

Board. Apply power to the board by connecting
Power Adapter provided in the development kit.
Run Flash Magic, Select Hex file and click on start.
A message box appears saying Reset Device into
ISP Mode.
Reset the device by pressing push button on the

Development Board.
With a few seconds (depends upon the size of the

code) Hex file is programmed into microcontroller.
Reset device to execute program. That’s all.
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Projects
1. Interfacing of LED
Interfacing LED to microcontroller is the most basic interfacing which is similar to

print “Hello World” on the screen in c programming language.
Components required
1. LED
2. Resistor
3. Breadboard
4. Connecting wires
Note: all components are included in our development Kit except BreadBoard.
Hardware connection
Note: Assuming the reader is similar with breadboard connection.
Connect anode terminal (longer lead) of LED to resistor and another end of resistor
to Vcc. Connect cathode terminal of LED to P1.0 (pin 1) of microcontroller using
connecting wires.
Software programming
Copy paste (program if it is in pdf format) or write below program in the keil
software and compile (follow Instructions in “Getting Started “ ) to get hex file.
Program this hex file to microcontroller using Flash Magic.
After programming is complete reset the device to execute your program. Now
LED blinks approximately at 1Hz. Congrats!
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/* ------------------------------------------
Demonstration of interfacing an LED
Designed for 89c51 running at 11.0592 MHz
Hardware Connection
Connect anode terminal (longer lead) of LED to Vcc through 330 ohm resistor. Connect cathode
terminal of LED to P1_0 (pin 1) of microcontroller.
Compile with Keil Compiler.
Operation: when MCU power up LED blinks continuously at frequency of 1Hz.
Feedback appreciated: prashanthbs_08@yahoo.co.in
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//INCLUDES DEFINITION OF 89C51
#include<at89x51.h> // Includes definition of 89x51
//CONSTANT DEFINES
#define INPUT_PIN 1 // define 1 as INPUT_PIN
#define TRUE 1 // define 1 as true
//PINS DEFINE
#define LED P1_0 // define port P1_0 as LED
//FUNCTIONS PROTOYPES
void main(void);
void Delay(unsigned int time);
//main function begins

void main(void)
{
LED = INPUT_PIN; // LED acts as input
while(TRUE) // loop forever
{
LED = !LED; // toggle LED
Delay(1000); // delay between toggle
} // end of while loop
} // end of main function
void Delay(unsigned int time)
{
unsigned char pause; // Declare variable pause as unsigned char
while( time > 0) // loop until time is greater than zero
{
pause = 150; // Initialize pause to 150 (decimal value)
while(pause--); // Decrement pause until it becomes zero
time--; // Decrement time and loop back until time
} // value becomes zero
} // End of Delay function
// End of program
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2. Interfacing switch and LED
Components required
1. LED
2. Resistor
3. Breadboard
4. Switch
4. Connecting wires
Note: all components are included in our development Kit except Breadboard.
Hardware connection
Note: Assuming the reader is similar with breadboard connection.
Connect one terminal of switch to ground and another to P1.1 (pin 2) of

microcontroller using connecting wires. Connect anode terminal (longer lead) of
LED to resistor and another end of resistor to Vcc. Connect cathode terminal of
LED to P1.0 (pin 1) of microcontroller.
copy paste(program if it is in pdf format) or write below program in the keil

software and compile ( follow Instructions in “Getting Started “ ) to get hex file.
Program this hex file to microcontroller using Flash Magic.
After programming is complete reset the device to execute your program. Now
press the switch, LED lights up, release light disappears. Cheers!
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/* -----------------------------------------------------
Demonstration of interfacing switch and LED
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Designed for 89c51 running at 11.0592Mhz
Hardware Connection
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Connect one terminal of switch to P1_1 (pin 2 pf microcontroller) and another terminal to
ground.
Connect anode (longer lead) of LED to vcc through 330 ohm resistor. Connect cathode of
LED to P1_0 (pin 1) of microcontroller.
Compile with Keil Compiler.
Operation: when MCU power up, continuously copies the status of switch to LED
Hence as along as switch is pressed LED lights up.
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//INCLUDES
#include<at89x51.h> // Includes definition of 8051
//DEFINE CONSTANT
#define LED P1_0 // define port P1_0 as LED

#define SWITCH P1_1 // define port P1_1 as switch
#define INPUT_PIN 1 // define 1 as INPUT_PIN
//FUNCTION DEFINES
void main(void) // main function begins
{
LED = INPUT_PIN; //LED acts as input pin
SWITCH = INPUT_PIN; //Switch acts as input pin
while (1) //loop forever

LED = SWITCH; //copies value of switch to led
} //end of main function
//END OF PROGRAM
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3. Demonstration of serial communication
Components required
None (all components are on the board).
Hardware connection No Hardware connections. Smile on Face!
Copy paste (program if it
is in pdf format) or write
below program in the
keil software and
compile (follow
Instructions in “Getting
Started “ ) to get hex file.
Program this hex file to
microcontroller using
Flash Magic.
After programming is
complete reset the device
to execute your program.
Run Terminal v 1.9 (included in the CD) software.
Set the parameters: COM Port - Com Port number to which development board is
connected (usually COM1), Baud rate – 9600, Data bits – 8, Parity – None, Stop bits -
1, Handshaking - None.
Click on connect. Type Text in transmit window and click on send. The Message
is echo back from your microcontroller.
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Demonstration of serial communication - ECHO program
Designed for 89c51 running at 11.0592 MHz. Communication between PC and microcontroller.
RS232 serial specification: 9600 baud rate, 8-bit , 1- Start bit, 1-stop bit, Parity none
Hardware Connection
Connect serial cable provided with 89c51 Development kit to Development board and PC.
compile with Keil Compiler.
Note: Hyper Terminal / Terminal v1.9b software required for communication
Operation: receives data from PC (or any serial device) and transmit same data back to PC- A ECHO program
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//INCLUDES
#include<at89x51.h>
//Includes definition of 89c51
//DEFINE CONSTANT
#define Baud_rate 0xFD // for 9600 Baud rate
//DEFINE PROTOTYPES
void main(void);
void SerialInitialize(void);
void SendByteSerially(unsigned char ascii);
unsigned char ReceiveByteSerially(void);
//FUNCTIONS
void main(void) // kick start from here
{
unsigned char serialdata; // declare serialdata variable as unsigned char
SerialInitialize(); // call routine to initialize serial communication
while(1) // infinite loop
{
serialdata = ReceiveByteSerially(); // receive data from serial port
SendByteSerially(serialdata); // send data back to pc
}
} // end of main program
void SerialInitialize(void) // initialize serial communication
{
TMOD = (( TMOD & 0x0F) | 0x20); // Timer 1 in Mode 2 to generate baud rate
SCON = 0x50; // serial mode 1, 8-data bit , 1-start bit , 1-stop bit , REN enabled.
TH1 = Baud_rate; // load timer value
TR1 = 1; // start timer
}
void SendByteSerially(unsigned char serialdata)
{
SBUF = serialdata; // load data to serial buffer register
while(TI == 0); // wait until transmission to complete
TI = 0; // clear transmission interrupt flag
}
unsigned char ReceiveByteSerially(void)
{
while(RI == 0); // wait until data being received
RI = 0; // clear flag
return SBUF; // return serial data
}
// END OF PROGRAM
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Getting help
Regarding doubts in programming the microcontrollers using this Development

Board please feel free to call 09986257353 or contact by mail
prashanthbs_08@yahoo.co.in
Regarding Development Board and Microcontrollers contact
OM TECHNOLOGY CENTRE OR OM ELECTRONICS

No 34,35, SPA Plaza, No , SP Road
Opp Luciya Hotel, O.T.C Road, Bangalore – 560 002
Bangalore-560 002
Email: otcbangalore@gmail.com
Tel: 080- 41464573
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8051 Development Kit

No part of this document may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval

© 2008, OM TECHONLOGY CENTRE. All rights reserved.

Overview of Development Board 4

PORT 1 I/O PINS

Software’s required to develop projects

Installing Keil Software: Keil is IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for

Installing Flash Magic: is a pc tool for programming flash based Microcontroller

1. Run Keil software.

2. Select New Project from Project menu.

3. Type appropriate name for the project and click on Save.

4. A window Prompts Select Device for Target ‘Target1’. 5. Select ATMEL –

8. Type your program and save it.

14. Click on Build Target in the Project Menu or press F7

This hex file is programmed into microcontroller using Flash Magic

Configuring Flash Magic

Run Flash Magic and set below parameters.

1. Set com port to which

Programming microcontroller by Flash Magic

Connect serial cable to PC and Development

Reset the device by pressing push button on the

With a few seconds (depends upon the size of the

Interfacing LED to microcontroller is the most basic interfacing which is similar to

//main function begins

2. Interfacing switch and LED

Connect one terminal of switch to ground and another to P1.1 (pin 2) of

copy paste(program if it is in pdf format) or write below program in the keil

Program this hex file to microcontroller using Flash Magic.

Compile with Keil Compiler.

#define LED P1_0 // define port P1_0 as LED

while (1) //loop forever

} //end of main function

3. Demonstration of serial communication

Run Terminal v 1.9 (included in the CD) software.

Regarding doubts in programming the microcontrollers using this Development

Regarding Development Board and Microcontrollers contact

OM TECHNOLOGY CENTRE OR OM ELECTRONICS

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