--- title: Motorola MEK-6802-D5 categories: - Computers types: - Home Computer origins: - U.S.A. years: - '1982' cpus: - '6802' params: name: MEK-6802-D5 image: /media/museum/photos/motorola_mek6802d5_1.jpg company: /companies/motorola company_name: Motorola specs: - label: NAME value: MEK-6802-D5 - label: MANUFACTURER value: Motorola - label: TYPE value: Home Computer - label: ORIGIN value: U.S.A. - label: YEAR value: '1982' - label: BUILT IN LANGUAGE value: Machine code - label: KEYBOARD value: |- Hexadecimal keyboard, calculator type, 25 keys\ RS, FS, FC, P/L, T/B, M, EX, RD, GO - label: CPU value: '6802' - label: SPEED value: 0,895 Mhz - label: RAM value: 256kb (optional 1kb) - label: ROM value: 2 kb - label: TEXT MODES value: 6 digits, 7-segments LED screen - label: GRAPHIC MODES value: None - label: COLORS value: None - label: SOUND value: None - label: I/O PORTS value: Two 8-bit parallel, RS-232 (underneath the keypad), Tape tabs: - photos - docs forum_thread: 498 photos: - title: WOODEN STAND VERSION subtitle: '' text: '' image: /media/museum/photos/motorola_6802d5_woodencase_1.jpg docs: - title: MOTOROLA MEK6802D5 MICROCOMPUTER EVALUATION BOARD USER'S MANUAL url: http://www.nitrate.plus.com/ cover: /media/museum/docs/couvs/motorola%20mek6802d5%20microcomputer%20evaluation%20board%20user%27s%20manual.jpg text: |- [**MOTOROLA MEK6802D5 MICROCOMPUTER EVALUATION BOARD USER'S MANUAL**](http://www.nitrate.plus.com/)written by Motorola  compiled/archived by www.nitrate.plus.com\  type of document : PDF\  size : 9 MB\  source : [www.nitrate.plus.com](http://www.nitrate.plus.com/Files/Docs/MEK6802D5/mek6802d5.pdf) **... READ THE ONLINE VERSION BY CLICKING BELOW :** oc_id: 504 source: url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230605023748/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=504 date: '2023-06-05' --- This is an educational / training kit for the 6802 CPU, but can also be used as a CPU board in a Motorola EXORciser development system. It has an hexadecimal keyboard and a 6 digits LED screen. The memory size is of 256 bytes plus an optional 1k. The first 128 bytes is in the MC6802 processor and is for user programs. This can be disabled with a wire link if the additional buffers are installed at the edge connector.\ The other 128 bytes is the MC6810 which was used for the stack and system variables.\ The two 2114 1k x 4 static RAM chips weren't included in the original kit but were to be bought as an option. Thanks to Emil Sarlija for most of the info.