With BASIC-52, you can use any computer with a serial port as a host system for writing, uploading, running, debugging, and storing programs as you develop a project. When project development is complete, you can disconnect the host computer, and the 8052-BASIC will run your program automatically on bootup. You can also use an 8052-BASIC circuit as a development system for uploading and debugging assembled or compiled programs. As a member of the 8051 microcontroller family, the 8052-BASIC uses a standard, popular architecture. For more information about BASIC-52, see JAN AXELSON's page, where you will find three on-line chapters of the excellent The Microcontroller Idea Book (PDF format). For more information about BASIC-52 products, see MDL page.
This project allows experiments with BASIC-52, in order to let users know more about it before deciding which system to use. The enterprise WF AUTOMAÇÃO, which makes SUPRABASIC, an 8052-BASIC'developement system, kindly presented us with a board to be used in this project.
WARNING: when the connection is established, press the SPACE key
Have a good time with remote BASIC-52. We would be very greatfull if you would send us an e-mail telling us about your experience in using it.