
PREFACE
This manual
the Expander
regarded
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should have
Please
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EG3014
reference
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TABLE
1.
EG3014
1.1 Buffers
1.2
1.3 Floppy
1.4
1.5
1.6
CONTENTS
OF
EXPANDER PAGE
Address Decode
and
Memory
1.3.1 Controller
1.3.2
1.3.3 Address
1.3.4
1.3.5 Side Select
1 .3.6
Parallel Printer
1.4.1
1 .4.2 Card-Edge
Connectors for
1.5.1
1.5.2
Power
(RAM)
Interface
Disk
Drive
Select
Decode
Separation _
Data
1.3.4.1
1.3.4.2
Card-Edge
for Floppy Disk
Interface _ _ _
Printer
for
Pin
Pin
Supply
Status _
Parallel
Further Expansion
Assignment for
Assignment
and
_____.____..____.
Chip
Internal
External Data Separator
Pin Assignemnt
Pin
Printer
Regulators __
Logic
_
_ _ _
_
_ _ _ .
_
________________
Clock
and
__„__„___. 7
__„„_„______.
____________
_
Data
Separator
_
__
_ _ _ _ _ _. 8
__
_ — __ _. __
__„„____.
_
_. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Interface _ — _ _ „ _ __
_
_ _ _
Assignment
Interface
50-pin
the
for the 20-pin
Connector
Connector
_'„
_ _ __
„ _
—
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _
_
_ _ _ _ _ _.
_
_
—
_ _ _ — _
_
_ _ __ _
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_
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6
6
7
7
8
9
1
.
12
12
.
13
13
14
.
15
EG3020 RS-232-C INTERFACE
2.
2.1
UART
2.1.1
2.1.2 Clock
2.2 Baud Rate
Address Decode
2.3
TTL/E
2.4
2.5 Busses
2.5.1
2.5.2
2.6 Voltage
EG3021 DOUBLE
3.
Introduction
3.1
Floppy Disk
3.2
Chip Select
3.3
3.4
16
Write Precompensation
3.5
3.6 Data
3.6.1
3.6.2 Double
4.
EG3022
4.1
introduction
4.2 Address
4.3
Data
4.4
Control/Status Lines
Vectored Interrupt
4.5
Power
4.6
MHz
S-100
__„_____„____.
Control Bits _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ .
Generator
A Level Shifters
I
_ _ - - - - - - - _ - - _
Pin
Assignment
Pin
Connections
Regulator
DENSITY
Controllers
Decode
Clock
Separator
Single Density
BUS
Lines _
Lines
Lines
_ _ _ _ _
__
_ _ _
__„________„.
_ _ _ _ _, - _ __ _ _
_
___
_ _ __ _ _.___.
___________ 18
for
the
RS-232-C
between
_
the
__ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _
Bus
Expander
ADAPTER (FLOPPY
_ - _ _ _ _ _
and the RS-232-C
DISK)
_
Interface
_ _ _ _
__ _
______ _„____.
___________
Logic
Generator
_ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _
Density
INTERFACE
_
Multiplexer _ _ _ _ _. _ _ .
and
_„„_„„____.
__ _ _
_
_.
_
__ _
_
_ _
_
_ __ — _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
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___ ______
_
_______
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_ _
____„___.
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_„_____
Lines __
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_.17
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-.19
20
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20
20
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23
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24
24
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24
24
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25
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16
16
16
17
18
18
20
21
21
21
21

4.7 Bus
4.7.1
4.7.2
4.7.3
Connector Pin Assignment
and
Pin Assignment for
and
the
S-100
Pin Assignment for
Board
4.7.2.1 50-pin
4.7.2.2
Pin
and
34-pin
Assignment
the
Bus
Mother
PCB
PCB
for the
______
50-pin Connector
the
Interface
the
Solder-to-board
Solder-to-board
S-100
Board.
Connectors
Board.
Bus
Connector
between the
- - - - -
-
between
the
S-100
_ _ — —
Connector
Connector
on the Mother Board
_ _
Expander
Interface
Bus
— — -
_ _ _ _
—
_ —
PAGE
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—
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25
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COMPONENT
5.
SCHEMATICS
6.
APPENDIX
LAYOUT
—
A
DIAGRAMS
_____--_
_„_____-----•
Genie System
Connections
Pin
between
the Expander and the
Video
30
-
35
.
_
43

1.
EG3014
INTRODUCTION
EXPANDER
This expander
buffers
1
memory
2)
floppy
3)
parallel printer interface
4)
connectors
5)
power
6)
These
Fig
1.1
CJ
and address decode
(RAM)
disk interface
for
supply and
functional blocks
ZJ
CQ
c
o
\n
C
Q.
X
LU
board can
further expansion
regulators
are
Address
Buffer
Data
Buffer
Control/
Status
Buffer
divided into
be
illustrated
Y//
six
parts:
1.1.
Fig
in
Address
Decode
Memory
(RAM)
Floppy
Disk
Interface
^
"7^
>
Disk
Drive
Power
Supply
Regulators
&
^
±5V
+12V
+8V
±16V
Parallel
d
Printer
Interface
Connectors
For
Expansion
_^
Parallel
Printer
RS232C
Interface
or
S-100
Bus
Interface

1.1 BUFFERS AND
The
data
are Z28,
resistance
control
Z30, Z33,
terminators
status
and
Z29 and
Z34
RAM's,
enable
generates the decoded
signals
of
ADDRESS
lines, address
Z26
buffers.
Z32
provide the memory block select signals,
serial port,
a
DECODE
lines,
Z20. In order
and
and 220 ohms)
(680
F8H or F9H,
LOGIC
control
and
read/write
and status
minimize
to
are added
signals
and of
parallel
a
lines
ringing
the
the inputs of
at
floppy
the
to
printer
are buffered by
transient on
and
the address
48K
and
32K
interface.
disk
of FDH.
port
74LS244.
buffers and
control
to
Z27
The buffers
the signal
CAS
Z31 give
and
lines,
the
of the
MEMORY
1.2
This
control
row
timing
shown
timing
and
logic
in
We may
sockets
higher
Fig
1.2 GENERATION
(a)
of
16K bytes
(RAM)
part
column
generates
1.2.
Fig
get
Z11
RFSH
dynamic
The
RAS,
16K
RAM.
of
chips
RAM
obtained
are
MUX
byte RAM's
Z11
Z18.
consists
logic.
addresses
through
of
OF RAS, MUX AND CAS
>
and
is
RAM
are
from two
CAS
from
the
chips,
4116,
this
MSB
address
16K x
multiplexers,
Z10,
from
expansion
Z18
and
multiplexer,
each
bits
1
the
and
just by
unit
the LSB.
and
Z9
and
simplified
Z1
buffers
data
250nsec
of
Z19 (74LS157).
circuit
inserting
through
RAM
Z8 are
(74LS244)
time.
access
The control
timings
and
chips
sockets
into
for
and
The
are
the
the
MREQ
>
^CAS

1.3.3
Address Decode
The
address decode for
Table 1.1
Control
Signal
37E0RD
37E0WR
37ECRD
37ECWR
Transfer of
ress
1
1
1
1
low)
in
Table 1.2.
(active
signals
Table 1.2
Add
A1 A0
data
this floppy
Signal
Interrupt Logic
Drive
Disk
Disk
between
37ECRD
(RE)
Status
Track
Sector
Data
interface is assigned
disk
To
Select
Controller
Controller
Disk Controller and
the
Register
Register
Register
Register
in Table
as
Function
Interrupt
Read
Drive®-
Select
Data
Read
Write Data To
accomplished by
is
CPU
37ECWR
(WR)
Command
Register
Track
Sector
Data
Register
Register
1.1.
Status
From Disk
Disk
Register
Controller
Controller
following
the
1.3.4
Data
1.3.4.1
Separation
Internal
Data
FD1771
XTDS (pin
fed
is
into
of
soft
sectored recording format on
Practical
data recovery
external
data separation.
FDDATA respectively.
In
each
component
external
data
Separator
provides an internal
and
25)
FDDATA
FDCLOCK
(pin
experience
than
the
27 of FD1771).
tells
internal
The
case, select the
layout
diagram.
separation.
data
(pin
26).
the
us that an
data separation.
separated
jumpers J1
Normally,
separation
The
raw
READ
Note
that
diskette.
external
data
XTDS is pulled
clock and
J3
,
these jumpers
and
data
J4
pulling
by
DATA
FD1771
referring
are
has
separator
are
fed into
to
connected in the
HIGH
from
the
the
disk
the
compatibility
is
more reliable in
LOW to
FDCLOCK and
the
schematics and
signals,
drive
select
mode
of

Z56
pulse
width
separated
missing
falling
edge
period.
edge
of
open
the
reset
to
control
(S2) is
clock.
clock
of
At the
the
separated
clock
a
LOW
the
clock
of
period
S1
4
end
a
one-shot
ysec.
S1
is
triggered
in
Therefore,
.
of three
window.
level
and
data
with
One-shot
case of
the
missing
data.
In turn,
Fortunately,
again.
S2
windows.
output
S2
pulse
is
normally
by the falling
data
address
separation
clocks,
S2
output
a
separated
is
released
of
edge
mark,
stays
FF3
from
5 ysec
triggered
of
the
S2
in
sync
(Z60)
will
be
clock
reset,
in
width,
by
the falling
separated
is
triggered
through
will
go
reset
to LOW,
appears,
and
will
and Z56
data.
to
the
HIGH
and
work
(S1
edge
During
HIGH
missing
at the
and
this
FF3
(Z60)
normally
)
has
of the
the
by the
clock
falling
will
to
is
1.3.5
1.3.6
Side
Select
Since
double-sided
the Drive
Select
is
HIGH, the
When
Side
are
accessed.
Card-Edge
(Refer
to
Pin
pins
odd
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
the
Side Select
drive will
Select
signals. For
Select is
Pin
Assignment
the
component
Signal
GND
NC
NC
SIDE
INDEX/SECTOR
DS1
DS2
DS3
MOTOR
DIR
STEP
WRITE
WRITE
TRACK
WRITE
READ
DS4
NC
replace
Side
of
LOW, the
layout
SELECT
ON
SEL
DATA
GATE
00
PROTECT
DATA
signal
instance,
diskette
for
Floppy
is generated,
two
single-sided
jumpers
corresponding
sides
of
diagram)
drives. This
in
positions
diskette
Disk Interface
Description
odd
To
Input
corresponding
pins
of
double-sided
to FDC,
(Output from
(active
(
step
Drive
Output
Output
in
Output
LOW
Select
from
from
when
from
Output from
Output from
read
data
when
Input
to FDC,
Input
to FDC,
Input
to
FDC,
Output
from
double-sided drives can
Side
Select signal is derived
2 and 4
to DS1 and
1 through
drives
active
at
J5 are added. When
DS3 respectively
to
33
DS2
all
and
GND
fr
cirt
LOW
FDC,
and
, 2
1
FDC,
FDC,
3
active
step out
LOW
when
LOW
FDC,
active
LOW-to-HIGH
FDC,
low
going
pulses.
FDC,
write
data when
HIGH
active
LOW
active
LOW
low
going
pulses
FDC,
Drive
Select
4,
be used.
DS4
on-t^
HIGH,
LOW,
active
from
Side
are
accessed.
respectively
LOW
%
One
ZidtStlect
QZ
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PARALLEL
1.4
This 8-bit
The serial
This
lines
from
which
strobes
Z52-13
are clocked
data
the printer sets the
PRINTER
printer port is of
printer port, SPR,
Interface consists
the
printer.
the
data
activate
to
the BUSY
into
signal BUSY.
INTERFACE
when
of
There are
into the
line, bit
the
latch, and
address
will disable this
LOW
8-bit
a
data
also two
register of
7 of status lines.
inhibits further
FDH or
latch,
one-shots
a
37E8H
parallel
(Z48 and
(Z57); one
printer, and
This
transfer
data
and is
Z49)
the
positive
enabled
printer port.
other
by
buffer
and
a
generates the
generates a
pulse is
from the CPU
decoded
the
(253)
signal DATA
generated just after
to the
signal
for
the
positive pulse
printer before
PPR.
status
STRB
at
the
1.4.1
1.4.2 Card-Edge Pin Assignment for Parallel Printer Interface
Printer Status
are assigned
The status
Bit
7
lines
as
6
5
4
(Refer
Pin
1
3 D0
5 D1
7 D2
9 D3 10
11
13
15
17
19
21 BUSY
23 OUT OF
25
27
the
component layout diagram)
to
Signal
DATA
STROBE
D4
D5 14
D6
D7
NC
PAPER
UNIT
SELECT
NC
29 NC
31
33
NC 32 NC
NC 34
below.
Status
BUSY
OUT OF
DEVICE
ALWAYS HIGH
Pin
2
4
6 GND
8
Signal
GND
GND
GND
GND
12
GND
GND
16
18
20
22 GND
24
26 NC
28 NC
30 NC
GND
GND
GND
GND
NC
(active
PAPER
SELECTED
HIGH)

POWER SUPPLY AND
1.6
The power supply
The
specifications for
Voltage
+8V
+16V
-16V
There
(Z61
are
)
used
zener
diode
REGULATORS
provides
these
No
Load
min.
10.5V 11.5V 8V 9V F.L. +8V@1.2A
20V 24V
20V 24V 15V 18V F.L.
are
three voltage regulators
to supply +5V
regulates -16V
to obtain
three
voltages
Voltage
max.
+12V
and
semi-regulated output voltages: +8V,
are
follows:
as
Full
min. max.
15V
the expander
on
respectively.
-5V supply
Voltage
Load
18V
board.
simple regulator with transistor
A
for
the RAM's and
Remark
F.L.
IC regulators
FD1771.
+16V and
+16V@1
—16V.
50mA
-16V@100mA
(Z62)
7805
and
03 and
7812
5.6V

2. EG3020
This
RS-232-C Interface is an optional board
EG3014
2.1
received
be determined
switches,
expander.
1. UART
2. Baud rate generator
3. Address decode
Level
4.
5.
Busses
Voltage
6.
This
shifters
regulator
UART
The
UART chip
lines
data
by properly
-
SI
S5
of DP1.
RS-232 INTERFACE
board
used
output
consists of
(-12V)
is TR1863
the
to
CPU and
setting the
six parts:
or
AY-3-1014A which
lines
8 data
control
bits. This can
be plugged into the
to
needs
input
to
the
UART.
be done
single
by
20-pin connector (P1)
+5V
supply.
The
serial
data format
turning
ON
or OFF
It has
the
of
8
can
dip
2.1.1
Control Bits
(ON
2.1.1.1
2.1.1.2
2.1.1.3
2.1.1.4
2.1.2 Clock
desired
=
The
'0'
baud
OFF
and
Parity
No
S1:
ogic
Number of stop
S2:
logic
~W
Number of
S3:
Odd/Even
S5:
transmitter
rate.
NB2
logic
'1')
(NP)
1
Bits
1
1
Bits/Character
S4
1
1
Parity
Select
1
and
the
receiver
parity
parity
with
bit
parity
no
(TSB)
bit
stop
1
2
if
Vi
(NB2,
5
bits/character
NB1)
1
NB1
1
1 8
t(EPS)
pairty
odd
even
use
the
same
bit
added
is
Bits/Character
5
6
7
clock
whose frequency
selected.
is 16
times the
ia

TTL/EIA
2.4
equipment. El
Logic 'V
than
receiver 1489
2.5
BUSSES
2.5.1
LEVEL SHIFTERS
Drivers/level shifters
A RS232-C
or
+3V.
Driver
The
PIN
1
2
3
4 RTS
5
6
7
8
20 DTR
means
OFF
(Z2)
1488
is
(Z3)
pin assignment for
used
SIGNAL
PGND
TXD
RXD
CTS
DSR
SGND Signal
CD Carrier
required
are
standard specifies that
signal voltage
with ±Vcc
for signals inputs
the
to
less
±12V
of
RS-232-C Bus
DESCRIPTION
Protective
Transmit
Receive
Request-to-send
'ON'
'OFF'
Clear-to-send
'ON'
'OFF'
Data
'ON'
'OFF'
'ON'
'OFF'
Data
'ON'
'OFF'
Data
—
peripheral
—
—
peripheral
—
Set
—
peripheral
—
Ground
Detect
—
peripheral
—
Terminal
—
peripheral
channel.
—
interface this RS232-C
voltage
signal
—
than
3V,
is
used for
from
the RS-232-C bus to
is
logic
and
signals output to
as
follows:
Ground
Data
(OUT)
(IN)
(OUT)
to
transmit
peripheral
no
data should
Ready
handshaking
no
carrier
or
the signal
remove
to receive
can
receive
handshaking
not
is
receiving
is
received
is
Ready
(OUT)
should
connection
(|[\|)
be transferred.
(IN)
ready
(IN)
too
bad for
connected
be
to
interface
levels
'0'
data
(or
data.
should
or ON
the
non-transmit)
completed
carrier
a
data
the
channel
with
have threshold of
communication
data
±3V.
means signal voltage greater
the
RS-232-C
interface board.
recognition
the
to
communication
bus. Line
18

3.4
MHz CLOCK
16
GENERATOR
The clock generator is composed of
required
by
the
separation and
data
the write
MHz crystal and
a 16
precompensation.
three
logic
inverters.
This
clock
is
WRITE
3.5
caused by
tracks.
direction.
WRITE
Z7 (74LS153).
DATA
3.6
3.6.1
3.1
Fig
(FM)
RAW
READ
PRECOMPENSATION
The write
The
DATA
The
precompensation
particular
some
shift is
bit
WRITE DATA
The
which are
Z7
of
is
circuit
SEPARATOR
data
Counter
PULSE
type
Single
shaping
enabled and
Density
The
(74LS161).
circuit
the
pulse
data
shaping
SHAPING
Z5-11
DATA
data
compensated by
which
expected
precompensation
write
controlled
separator
window
by
and
The raw READ
formed
Z4
5
circuit can be
READ
OF
becomes
pin
CDC
aimed
is
patterns,
are
be
to
signals,
the
employed
is
clock
DATA
Z5 and
by
DATA
eliminating
at
the
and
shifting
late
the
expected
delibrately
are
contains
EARLY
for
window
before entering
Z6 (74LS74).
'0'.
logic
illustrated
the
tracks
inner
bits
to
be
to
delay
a
and LATE
single
both
controlled by
are
Z4
Then
the
by
predictable
have
written
be
are
early
shifted
circuit,
density
window gating
the
Assume
divide-by
a
is
following
8
shift.
bit
greater bit
diskette
the
on
delibrately
early.
Z13 (74LS74),
Z1
from
timing diagram
usee
(FD1791).
double
and
the counter
single density
that
counter.
8
The
bit
shift than
shifted
and a
density
output,
passes
The
in Fig 3.1
C
may
shift
the
the opposite
in
Also
late.
multiplexer
operations.
pin
11
through a
operation
operation of
be
outer
the
of Z3
pulse
is
Q
Q
Z5-8
Z5-6
RIPPLE
is
Z4-15
equal
Z6-6
the duration
to
CARRY
-
READ
DATA
Note:
Tw
clock pulses
of 8
of
the
16
62.5
MHz
nsec
clock,
and
is
about
500
nsec.
21

During single
whenever
state
output
in Fig.
of
3.2.
Z4
density operation,
Z4
becomes
finished
has
active HIGH.
Z4
divide-by eight counting cycle,
a
is a
divide-by
The window
eight counter.
generated
Z3
counts up by
the
and
Z3-1
at
1
can
RIPPLE
illustrated
be
one
CARRY
below
Fig
Q
READ
DATA
WINDOW
B
Qa
3.2
DATA
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Z5
6
Z3-9
26-6
Z3-II
Z3-II
Z3-I2
Z3-I3
Z3-I4
SEPARATION
COUNT
UP
-
SINGLE
DENSITY (FM)
8yusec
pulse
Whenever the
count
will
forced
phase-locked
are
Separated
FD1771
up
continue to
to
respectively.
clock
from
and
data
preset
the
count up
synchronous
separated
and
22
of a
state,
from
with the
bit
0100
the
clock
cell is
state,
READ
are
encountered,
(binary).
If
1 100.
DATA.
fed to
the
Z3-9
data
a
In
this way,
inputs
becomes
is
pulse
the
FDDATA
LOW-going
encountered,
counters
and
Z3 and
FDCLOCK
and
Z3
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12
13
14
15
16
17
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19
20
34-pin
PCS
Solder-to-board
SIGNAL
A10
A14
DO0
A13
D05 22
D02 23
004
;
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012
007
006 28
003
0J5 30
013
014 32
016
017
these signals
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of
for
the
component
S-100
layout
SIGNAL
-sSV
T6V
3C
WO
Vlit
VI2
W3
W4
VIS
VIS
W
SMI
1C
NC
N£
MC
TC
SDSB/CDSB
SOSB/CDSB
ewD
Connector
PIN SIGNAL
18
19
20 NC
21 NC
24
25 DI1
26
27
29
31
33
34
refers
to
Bus Connector
diagram)
ACTIVE
LEVEL
LO/C >
LO/C
LO/C
LO/C
LO/C
LO/C
LO/C
LO/C
LO/C
LO/C
)
NC
NC
NC
DI0
SOUT
SM1
SMEMR
SINTA
SINP
'
SWO
POC
MHz
2
CLOCK
SHLTA
GND
Section 4.7.3
on
the
Mother
DESCRIPTION
semi-regulated,
semi-regulated,
vectored interrupt
Non-maskable interrupt
Status
signals
Board
max
max
line
and control signals disable
2A
500mA
—
line
7
27

PIN
SIGNAL
ACTIVE
LEVEL
DESCRIPTION
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
REFSH
ADSB/DOSB
ADSB/DOSB
NC
PHLDA
NC
NC
A5
A4
A3
A15 H
A12
A9
D01
DO0
A10
D04
D05
D06
DI2
DI3
DI7
SMI H
SOUT
SINP
SMEMR
SHLTA H
CLOCK
GND
+8V
-16V
GND
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
MREQ
NC
PHANTOM
MWRT
NC
GND
NC
NC
L
LO/C
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
LO/C
H
Dynamic Ram
Address lines and data
Master
Processor HOLD acknowledge
Address
Address line 4
Address
Address
Address line
Address
Data out bit 1
Data out
Address
Data
Data
Data out bit
Data
Data
Data in
Op-code
I/O out control signal
I/O in control signal
clock,
out
out
in
in
bit
bit
bit
Memory
Process
2 MHz,
Semi
halt
50% duty
-regulated,
Memory
Phantom
Memory write
refreshing signal
MHz
1.7
line
5
line
3
line
15
12
line
9
bit
line
10
4
bit
bit
5
6
2
3
7
fetch
cycle
read cycle
acknowledge
cycle
max
request cycle
enable for
control signal
output
100mA
bootstrapping
disable
28

PIN
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
SIGNAL
INT
HOLD
RESET
NC
PWR
PDBIN
A0
A1
A2
A6
A7
A8
A13
A14
A11
D02
D03
D07
DI4
DI5
DI6
DI1
DI0
SINTA
SWO
NC
POC
GND
ACTIVE
LEVEL
LO/C
LO/C
LO/C
L
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
DESCRIPTION
Primary
Bus
Reset
Processor
Processor
Address line
Address line
Address
Address line
Address
Address line
Address line
Address
Address
Data
Data
Data
Data
Data in
Data in
Data
Data
Interrupt
Processor
Power
interrupt
hold
control
control
write
read
line
line
line
line
out
bit
out bit
out
bit
in
bit
bit
bit
in
bit
in
bit
acknowledge
write
on
clear
4
5
6
3
7
1
signal
control
1
2
6
7
8
13
14
11
2
cycle
signal
request
signal
control
signal
signal