TKS 932/935/936 Simulator Quick Start Guide

TKS-900 series real-time online emulator is a series of products launched by Guangzhou Zhiyuan Electronics Co., Ltd., which fully supports the Philips P89LPC900 series chip simulation. It has a comprehensive optimization design in the simulation performance, and can guarantee users more convenient operation and real simulation effect.


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Brand
TKS-932/935/936
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Quick Start Guide
Language
Chinese
Pages
24
File format
PDF
File size
425 KB
Published
28 February, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

The TKS 932/935/936 simulator is a real‑time online emulator for Philips P89LPC900 series microcontrollers. It supports Keil C51 development, provides both software and hardware debugging, and includes interchangeable simulation heads for various package types.

This quick‑start manual walks the user through required pre‑conditions, Keil integration, driver installation, hardware configuration, common troubleshooting, and upgrade procedures, helping users get the simulator operational quickly. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Technical Features and Background
  • Model Classification
  • Pre‑use Knowledge
  • Keil Quick Operation
  • Simulation Process
  • Physical Structure
  • Simulation Head Components
  • Limitations
  • Common Issues
  • Upgrade Procedure

Specifications

Power InputAC 220 V
External Power Voltage Range2.5 V – 3.6 V
Supported Microcontroller SeriesPhilips P89LPC900 series
Baud‑Rate Range1200 – 57600 bps

Frequently asked questions

How do I install the TKS driver for Keil?

Copy the appropriate TKS_XXX.DLL file to the Keil C51 bin directory and add a line like TDRV3=bin\TKS_935.DLL to the Tools.ini file.

Which baud‑rate settings are supported by the TKS‑900?

The emulator automatically adapts to any baud‑rate between 1200 and 57600 bps.

What are common reasons for communication failure between the TKS‑900 and PC?

Typical causes include a bad cable connection, missing power, wrong driver selection, incorrect COM port or baud‑rate, or a damaged PC serial port.

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