CEG 3136 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Eeprom, Sierra Entertainment, System Simulation

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Computer Engineering
• Course: CEG 3136
• Professor: Rami Adielmona

Document Summary

This document presents the design of an alarm system simulation that is implemented in assembler and executed on a dragon 12 plus trainer. The design is based on modular and structure programming. The alarm system has been designed with the following features: configuration of a master code (initially the master code is set to 0000). This master code can (and should) be changed. Codes are 4 digits long, with values from 0000 to 9999: addition of secondary codes. Up to 4 additional codes can be added, for a total of 5 codes: arming the alarm system: entering any of the codes will set the alarm. There should be a delay of 15 seconds before alarm is enabled (to allow opening of a door to leave). If a code is not entered within the time frame, the alarm is triggered. The dragon 12 plus trainer interacts with a terminal (the terminal of the miniide).