8085 programin
Hi
I am not sure what you wrote is what I undestood, I will try to summarize.
1. You acquire some data and digitize it through some ADCs.
2. This data is stored in a microcomputer based on the microprocessor 8085.
3. For analisys, this stored data is transferred to a computer.
4. You want to analyze "the data" in the computer.
Well in this case you dont need to analyze "the program" but "the data" so what you need to know is how the data was stored first in the 8085 system, and assuming you have the same structure in your PC after the transfer operation, you just need to analyze it. Some points you may care are, how many bits the ADC ouput per sample and which coding is it using for the outputed value (binary, Grey,..., ). If you are lucky the ADC is probably yielding 8 bits per sample, which may mean 1 byte per sample in the stored memory.
good luck
Sal