*
a
Low.
Data
in
Output
Register
A
may
be
read
by
an
M?U
"Read
Peripheral
Data
A"
operation
when
the
corresponding
lines
are
programmed
as
outputs.
This
data
will
be
read
properly
if
the
voltage
on
the
peripheral
data
lines
is
greater
than
2.0
volts
for
a
logic
l
output
and
less
than
0.8
volt
for
a
logic
0
output.
Loading
the
output
lines
such
that
the
voltage
on
these
lines
does
not
reach
full
voltage
causes
the
data
transferred
into
the
MPU
on
a
Read
operation
to
differ
from
that
contained
in
the
respective
bit
of
Output
Register
A.
Section
B
Peripheral
Data
(PBSPB7)
The
peripheral
data
lines
on
the
B
Section
of
the
PIA
can
be
programmed
to
act
as
either
inputs
or
outputs
on
a
similar
manner
to
P A P A 7 .
However,
the
output
buffers
driving
these
lines
differ
from
Qhose
driving
lines
P A 5 P A 7 .
They
have
three
state
capability,allowing
them
to
enter
a
high
impedance
state
when
the
peripheral
data
line
is
used
as
a
input.
In
addition,
data
on
the
peripheral
data
lines
PB6»PB7
will
be
read
properly
from
those
lines
programmed
as
outputs.
As
outputs,
these
lines
are
compatible
with
standard
TTL
and
may
also
be
used
as
a
source
of
up
to
2.5
milliampere(typ.)
at
1.5
volts
to
directly
drive
the
base
of
a
transistor
switch.
*
Interrupt
Input(CA1andCB1)
Peripheral
Input
lines
CAl
and
CA2
are
input
only
lines
that
set
the
interrupt
flag
of
the
control
registers,
The
active
transition
for
these
signals
is
also
programmed
by
the
two
control
registers.
*
Peripheral
Control
(te2)
TheD91‘iDh91‘controllineCAcanbeprogrammedtoactasan
control
line
CA
can
be
programmed
to
act
as
an
interrupt
input
or
asa
D9fiDh9%5l
control
output.
As
an
output,
this
line
is
compatible
with
standard
TTL.
The
function
of
this
signal
line
is
programmed
with
Control
Register
A.
*
Peripheral
Control(CB2)
Peripheral
COntrol
line
CB2
may
also
be
programmed
to
act
as
an
inter-
rupt
input
or
peripheral
control
output.
As
an
input,this
line
has
High
input
impedance
and
is
compatible
with
standard
TTL.
As
an
output
it
is
compatible
with
standard
TTL
and
may
also
be
used
of
up
to
2.5
mill-
iampere(typ.)
at
1.5
volts
to
directly
drive
the
base
of
a
transistor
switch.
This
line
is
controlled
by
Control
Register
B.
(ACIA
3
Asynchronous
Communication
Interface
Adapter)
W)
Pin
arrangement
(GND)
Vss
Rx Dafa
RICLK
TxCLK
EE
Tx
Dau
EE
Gm
as
(31
M
(5V)V¢c
2
7
HD4685OP
MCM)
2;
23
E5
E5
Do
D1
D7
DJ
D4
Ds
D7
/W
||
||
ll
|$
EE
El
E5
||
I5
El
Ds
IE
@
~
E
R
SIGNAL
FUNCTION
*
Interface
Signal
for
MPU
*
Bi-
Directional
Data
Bus(DO\D7)
The
bi-directional
data
bus(DOf
D7)
allow
for
data
transfer
between
the
ACTA
and
the
MPU.
The
data
bus
output
drivers
are
three
state
devices
that
in
the
high
impedance(off)
state
;xC9Dt
when
the
MPU
perform
an
ACIA
YDZA
nnnrnØ-inn
..~..\..tA
vrf\.._\.r~.a.v|».
Summary of Contents for MB-6890
Page 1: ...HITACHI PERSONAL COMPUTER MB 6890 SERVICE MANUAL I R 0 3012 98 ...
Page 2: ...HITACHI PERSONAL COMPUTER MB 6890 SERVICE MANUAL ev O 30 1 2 1 ...
Page 42: ... one of page 40 44 missing ...
Page 122: ......
Page 123: ......