*
Non
Maskable
Interrupt
(NMI)
A
negative
edge
on
this
input
requests
that
a
nonmaskable
interrupt
sequence
be
generated.
Anon-maskeble
interrupt
cannot
be
inhibited
by
the
program,
and
also
has
a
higher
priority
than
E I R Q , I R Q
or
software
interrupt.
*
Fast-Interrupt
Request(FIRQ)
A
Low
level
on
this
input
pin
will
initiate
provided
its
mask
bit(F)
in
the
CC
is_§lear.
over
the
standard
Interrupt
Request(IRQ),and
it
stacks
only
the
contents
of
the
condition
program
counter.
*
Interrupt
Request(I§Q)
A
Low
level
input
on
this
pin
will
initiate
provided
the
mask
bit(I)
in
the
CC
is
clear.
a
fast
interrupt
sequence
This
sequence
has
priority
is
fast
in
the
sense
that
code
register
and
the
an
interrupt
Request
sequence
Since
IRQ
stacks
the
entire
machine
state
it
provides
a
slower
response
to
interrupt
than
FIRQ,IRQ
also
has
a
lower
priority
than
FIRQ.
*
E,
Q
E
is
similar
to
theHD468OO
bus
timing
signal
§Z52;Q
is
a
quadrature
clock
signal
which
leads
E.Address
from
the
MPU
will
be
valid
with
the
leading
edge
of
Q.
Data
is
latched
on
the
falling
edge
of
E.
*MRDY
This
input
control
signal
allows
stretching
of
E
and
Q
to
extend
data
access
time.
*
DMA/BREQ
_
The
DMA/BREQ
input
provides
fa
method
of
suspending
execution
and
acquiring
the
MPU
bus
for
another
use.
Typical
uses
include
DMA
and
dynamic
memory
refresh.
When
BA
goes
Low,
the
DMA
device
should
be
taken
off
the
bus.
~HD45821E
(PIA
3
Peripheral
Interface
Adapter)
*
PIA
INTERFACE
SIGNALS
FOR
MPU
(U
pin
arrangement
_
,___
__
__.
._
_
_
_
._
_
.
K
FLA
aleuirectional
uataLD»~jU7)
(GNDHM
CA’
The
bi-directional
data
Qines
PM
CM
(D6’D7)allow
the
transfer
of
PM
WOT
data
between
the
MPU
and
the
PIA.
PM
%§
The
data
bus
output
drivers
are
PM
R50
three
state
devices
that
remain
PM
RS,
in
the
high
impedance(off)
state
,As
m
exception
when
the
MPU
performs
PM
0
a
PIA
read
operation.
PA1
32
D1
no
HD46821P
nz
*
PIA
Enable(E)
Pm
(Pm)
DJ
The
enable
pulse,E,
is
the
only
N215
FED#
I
timing
signal
that
is
supplied
P91
05
to
the
PIA.
Timing
of
all
other
PB*
D6
signals
is
referenced
to
the
leading
:Es
Z
and
trailing
edges
of
the
E
pulse.
6
Q
*
PIA
Read/wri§;e
C82
CSD
This
signal
is
generated
by
the
(5\/WEE:
: RM
MPU
to
control
the
direction
of
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