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Rabbit Semiconductor was purchased in 2006 by Digi International for $49 million. Before the purchase, Rabbit Semiconductor was a division of Z-World, Inc. Z-World developed and manufactured embedded controller products as well as embedded software development environments.
The Rabbit is a high-performance, 8-bit microprocessor characterized by its fast number crunching ability and C-friendly instruction set. Software Development for the Rabbit is provided by Z-World's Dynamic C.
This manual is intended for the engineer designing a system using the Rabbit microprocessor and Z-World’s Dynamic C development environment. It explains how to develop a Rabbit-based microprocessor system that can be programmed with Z-World’s Dynamic C.
The Rabbit Core Module (available stand alone or as a development kit) provides the essential interface between the Rabbit 2000 microprocessor and the customer s application specific hardware. User programs are developed using Dynamic C. RCM is ideal for reducing production costs, protytping new de...
RabbitCore is a trademark of Rabbit Semiconductor. Dynamic C is a registered trademark of Z-World Inc. Getting Started. Table of Contents. Chapter 1. Introduction & Overview 1. 1.1 RCM3200 RabbitCore Modules .........................................................................................................
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Z-World offers single-board computers, core modules, LCD/keypad interfaces, touchscreen, and development software. Applications include embedded control, machine control and data acquisition. Development kits provide all the tools needed to design custom applications.
