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Page 1: ...Personal Computer PC4i Technical Reference Manual...

Page 2: ...w technology components software and firmware become available NCR Corporation therefore reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice All features functions and operations describe...

Page 3: ...video RAM The NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER MODEL 4i is equipped with Centronics and RS 232 C interfaces as standard These are accessed at the rear of the computer without any dismantling Full access to the...

Page 4: ...formation and communication system Videotex is administered under the auspices of the post and telecommunications authorities of a number of countries The Videotex version of the NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER...

Page 5: ...r Supply 1 22 Monochrome Systems 1 22 Color Systems 1 23 Specifications 1 25 Alternate Main Processor Board 1 26 CHAPTER 2 Programmable Intelligence 8088 8087 Co ordination 2 3 Programmable Interval T...

Page 6: ...ess System Integration 8237 Registers Command Register Mode Register Request Register Mask Register Status Register Temporary Register Current Address Register Current Count Register Base Address and...

Page 7: ...17 Programming Hints 4 18 Interface Availability 4 18 Initialization 4 18 Transmitting Data 4 20 Receiving Data 4 21 Centronics Interface 4 24 Software Control 4 27 Status And Control Registers 4 27 C...

Page 8: ...sk Controller Status 6 64 Fixed Disk Controller Diagnostics 6 66 Fixed Disk Format 6 67 External Fixed Disk Connection 6 68 1 2 MB Flexible Disk Drive 6 69 CHAPTER 7 The Screen Display Available Adapt...

Page 9: ...isplay Generation Videotex Controller Character Sets 10 11 10 11 10 12 Standard Characters 10 12 Definable Characters 10 17 Character Attributes 10 28 Color Selection Color Layers Color Coding Color L...

Page 10: ...ations 10 56 Diagnostics 10 57 Status Register 10 58 Adapter Initialization 10 59 Modem Interface 10 59 Video Interface 10 61 Switches and Registers 10 62 CHAPTER 11 Index APPENDIX A Hardware Rererenc...

Page 11: ...NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER as well as expan sion boards offered by NCR The standard display unit is made up of the following parts Cabinet Power supply One or two flexible disk drive s or one flexible dis...

Page 12: ...RS 2l2C PARALLEL ux DISK 600 r 1 6 0KB 1 MEMOAV EXPANSION I I 10 l 4 KB I t_1J 7 K 00 1 1 _ _j I GRAPHICS CONTROL UR 1 G APHICS CONTROL LE A 32KB 1 l XPANSION 10 64 K8 I 113271 1 111 I I ALPHA I I CO...

Page 13: ...display with two flexible disk drives and 256K memory A 12 inch color display with one flexible disk drive and one hard disk drive and 256K memory A 12 inch color display with Videotex one flexible d...

Page 14: ...ss The NCR 3277 model numbers are defined in Figure 1 2 1 4 Major Model Sub Model Voltage Frequency Language 11 12 NCR3 Z17 Monochrome CRT Color CRT 13 Videotex CRT Color 01 02 Single Flexible Disk Dr...

Page 15: ...mmmed to produce a variety of signals at various intervals Accuracy is ensured by the Timer deriving its synchronizing signals by way of suitable frequency division from the system clock You can use t...

Page 16: ...cessing This also means that memory must be refreshed at fixed intervals to prevent its contents from disappearing Fortunately you need not _ normally be concerned about providing refresh cycles as th...

Page 17: ...RS 232 C each require the use of one of the six remaining connectors The NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER has the advantage that these three functions are interfaced separately to the main processor board thus m...

Page 18: ...a o D CX D I f1 IIIUS OHTA 6266 DATA BUFFER L ij __ E I f n c CENTRONICS g 6 I IADR BUFFER l 0 j RS 232 C CWMNCATION n r CJ s n s CX n C CX 0 CX C I IAOR l BUFFER N U1 m A aJ 62 PIN 1 0 f CONNECTOR 7...

Page 19: ...of more than one clock unit is enabled by the WAIT STATE LOGIC CHIP SELECT CS LOGIC converts address information into CS signals for memory and I 0 interface integrated circuits A DMA PAGE REGISTER a...

Page 20: ...SYSTEM OVERVIEW lI 1 10...

Page 21: ...nous Ser1al 1 0 SYSTEM OVERVIEW Clock Controller 256 KB Memory I 0 Bus Arbitration c a p 0 w E R CC G t J l 1 x DRIVE EJ EJGCJG c a t c J i B B E t EJ Coprocessor Programmable Interrupt Controller DMA...

Page 22: ...summarizes the connector pin designations The following descriptions provide explam1tory notes to the control lines RESET DRIVE Output This signal is issued in response to a system reset It is synchr...

Page 23: ...er IOW Output As for MEMW except that the selected address is to be understood as an address in the I 0 map IOR Output As for MEMR except that the selected address is to be understood as an address in...

Page 24: ...8 CARO saECT 01 9 12V DO 10 GND IO CH ROY 11 MEMW AEN 12 MEMR A19 13 IOW A18 14 IDR A17 15 DACK3 A1B 16 DRD3 A15 17 OACK1 A14 18 DRD1 A13 19 OACKO A12 20 CLK A11 21 IRD7 A1D 22 IROB A9 23 IRD5 AB 24...

Page 25: ...supplied to the microprocessor and other system components The high portion of the signal is 33 CARD SELECT Connected to slot 7 this signal must be supplied by any adapter connected to expansion slot...

Page 26: ...cription of the Parallel Input Output Interface in Chapter 2 One or more jumper sw i tches are present on the ma i n pr ocessor board see Figure 1 7 The jumper switch block consists of either J5 or th...

Page 27: ...f l DDQQDDDD 256 KB Switch 4 Off C Alpha Controller Switch 5 Off DODOQQDD Switch 6 Off 1 2 J S 6 7 8 Graphics Controller Switch 5 Off DDDD DD 40 X 25 Switch 6 On Switch 5 On 1 l l 4 S 6 7 8 Graphics C...

Page 28: ...sertion on the memory expansion board K101 K100 upgrades the system memory capacity by 64 KB Installing the maximum 5 kits K100 creates a total system memory capacity of 640 KB that is up to but not i...

Page 29: ...mory Expansion Configuration Switches NOTE Systems with the Alternate Main Processor Board allow memory expansion up to the maximum 640 KB on the main processor board itself A separate expansion board...

Page 30: ...TEM including BIOS interface STANDARD RAM CAPACITY 6 x 64 KB RAM EXPANSION VIDEO MEMORY GRAPHICS DISPLAY optional VIDEO DISPLAY CHARACTER DISPLAY RESERVED CHARACTER DISPLAY VIDEO MEMORY GRAPHICS ADAPT...

Page 31: ...38F 3C0 3CF 3D0 30F 3ED 3E7 3F0 3F7 3F8 3FF OMA Controller 8237 Programmable Interrupt Controller 8259 Programmable Interval Timer 8253 Parallel Input Output Interface 8255 OMA Page Select Register N...

Page 32: ...se in primary Strappable for the nominal mains supplies of 120 V and 240 V total permissible range 107 V to 257 V DC outputs max power output 133 W 5 V 12 V 5 V 12 V 15 A max 5 5 A max 0 3 A max 0 25...

Page 33: ...v Ground from the N C Line J Line removed Neutral switch Connector Outputs Connector Auxiliary S Connector Power Switch Connection 2 and keyed Connector l Power Input Figure 1 13 Power Supply Connecti...

Page 34: ...ntial supply deviation 50 for 1 2 cycle once every 10 seconds 2 Ground Connector 3 1 85 Vl C CRT Supply 14 Ground 13 Power Good 12 12V 11 sv 10 5V 9 tSV B sv Connector 7 Ground Outputs 4 6 Ground 5 Gr...

Page 35: ...USA Canada Europe Germany RADIO INTEIFERENa USA Germany Height 368 11111 19 mm 34 mm front beck 22 68 kg 2 04 kg Width 460 mm 520 11111 Streppeble 120 220 230 240 range 1D7 257 60 Hz 49 61 Hz Depth 44...

Page 36: ...ed use of VLSI components The layout of this board is shown in Figure 1 16 Asynchronous Serial I 0 Coprocessor Programmable lntervel Timer Flexible Disk Programmable Bus Dri 111 Cnntroller lnterupt Co...

Page 37: ...MB flexible disk drive is installed This disables the flexible disk controller IC on the main processor board Coprocessor Switch 2 On i iiii Not Installed Coprocessor Switch 2 Off ii ffliffl Installed...

Page 38: ...256K Switch 2 On Bank 2 64 K Bank 3 64K Serial Port Switch 3 On iiiffl Enabled Parallel Port Enabled Switch 4 On ffi i 1 Switch 5 On m I Figure 1 18 Configuration Switch 9flA The CPU is included in a...

Page 39: ...OL NM CONTROL DECODER SYSTEM SWITCH WAIT STATE GEN SYSTEM OVERVIEW PARITY PARITY OUT GENERATOR PARITY IN PARITY CONTROL SPEAKER CONTROL SPEAKER KEYBOARD KBD INT CONTROL KBD PORT PRINTER DATA g PRINTER...

Page 40: ...ed 3 Select group of registers for Port 62H 4 Enable RAM parity OJ I 5 Enable I 0 check DJ I 6 Enable keyboard clock 1J I 7 Clear keyboard 1J I D 1 2 3 D 1 2 3 I Display configuration switch SW1 5 11...

Page 41: ...n switch SW1 4 5 II II 11 SW1 5 6 No of flexible disk drives 7 63 w D Enable parity DJ 1 Coprocessor installed 1 2 4 Not used 5 Lock system 1 6 7 Not used The VLSI unit also controls the parallel I 0...

Page 42: ...C C C...

Page 43: ...es for the small loudspeaker this is described in a separate Chapter The Programmable Interrupt Controller detects and manages service requests not only from selected peripheral devices but also from...

Page 44: ...ystem bus Your NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER includes other programmable integrated circuits dedicated to more readily recognized peripheral control functions for example the serial I 0 CRT flexible and fixed...

Page 45: ...sion by zero it can interrupt the CPU This is done by means of the non maskable interrupt writing to port OAOH with data MSB set enables the NMI resetting this bit disables the NMI The presence of the...

Page 46: ...er either as a binary or a Binary Coded Decimal BCD operation Counting speed is determined by an external clock signal Counting is achieved by decrementation of a Counter from the value loaded down to...

Page 47: ...crementing counter passes to zero OUT1 Memory Refresh line Initialization firmware requires only the lower 8 bits of the decrement Counter The value set is 12H which yields a signal period of approxim...

Page 48: ...of the selected Counter are used as a 4 digit BCD counter If this bit is zero the Counter represents a 16 bit binary value MODE may be a binary value 0 5 in three bits The following modes can be imple...

Page 49: ...oes low A newly set Counter value comes into effect after the next OUTput pulse Square Wave Generator Mode 3 As Mode 2 except that OUTput remains high for the first half of the count and goes low for...

Page 50: ...ne Shot C L O C K I C L O C C J I I 1 1 t w o GAU tl___ _ J OUTl UT IIHlUUIU TI f II __ ________ A I A I KIDE 2 Reta Generator C l o t uuou ouo ut JI Fl S J MODE 4 Software Triggered Strobe w J J 0 OU...

Page 51: ...ents have been read Reading the Counters Reading Counter registers requires some care in order not to disturb the counting process A Counter can be read directly or via a Counter Latch The former meth...

Page 52: ...onstantly required at regular intervals Disadvantages arise when this need for information or the device requests for attention are only occasional and irregular Polling then means in many cases ineff...

Page 53: ...f other interrupt types for software interrupts INT instruction Both uses of microprocessor interrupts are summarized in Chapter 3 and can be investigated further in the ROM BIOS assembly language lis...

Page 54: ...ng address of the interrupt service routine for interrupt type 1O OAH is fetched from bytes 2AH and 2BH the IP value from bytes 28H and 29H INTERRUPT CONTROLLER HARDWARE ARD LOGIC The NCR PERSONAL COM...

Page 55: ...he 8259A Programmable Interrupt Controller can be regarded as consisting of four logical aspects as shown in Figure 2 5 The cascade logic need not concern us in this description as the three cascade l...

Page 56: ...nt active low from the microprocessor In 8088 mode the first of these acknowledgement signals places the identity of an interrupt in the In Service Register see below A second signal causes the PIC to...

Page 57: ...stores interrupts which are currently being handled The bit for a particular interrupt is set as soon as the acknowledgement signal arrives from the microprocessor The corresponding bit in the IRR is...

Page 58: ...of previous DCW2 The PIC is to place IMR on date bus Figure 2 B PIC Addressing Note These commends ere valid only if the CS line is active low If this line is high or if both RD and WR are active low...

Page 59: ...the interrupt request line until the first acknowledgement signal for that interrupt has been received from the microprocessor In practical terms this means that the IR signal should be reset at the i...

Page 60: ...se bits should be zero SM if set instructs the PIC to apply a special fully nested mode when PIC s are cascaded in a master slave configuration This ensures that servicing an interrupt from a slave do...

Page 61: ...by the initialization firmware However you should bear these considerations in mind if you wish to use a particular interrupt request for a purpose other than its standard hardware function If this i...

Page 62: ...it zero If an interrupt is currently being serviced the PIC checks whether the new interrupt request is of higher priority If this is the case the ISR bit for the new interrupt is set and the correspo...

Page 63: ...y set this representing the most recently acknowledged and serviced interrupt Therefore a non specific EOI is all that is required A specific EOI is required in situations where your software has dete...

Page 64: ...1 I 07 DB D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 DO vfa Port 1 1 OCW2 I R SEDI EDI D D Int Request 20H Figure 2 10 Operation Command Word 2 The significance of bits D7 DS in OCW2 is as follows R when set this bit instructs...

Page 65: ...d interrupt request appears at IR3 and assuming no further unmasked interrupts appear at IR6 IR7 RO IR1 and IR2 the new interrupt at IR3 will be dealt with after IR6 has been serviced Non specific EOI...

Page 66: ...rs OCW3 is illustrated in Figure 2 12 D7 DB D5 D4 D3 02 D1 DD I via Port DCW3 D SME SM D 1 PO RREG REG 2DH Figura 2 12 Operation Command Word 3 SME if set tells the PIC to set or cancel a special mask...

Page 67: ...the highest priority interrupt waiting for service is represented as a 3 bit binary value in D2 DO RREG and REG enable your software to read the PIC registers IRR and ISR To read one of these register...

Page 68: ...noise on the IR lines r If a non valid interrupt request occurs the PIC recognizes it as an IR7 signal Your software for this interrupt type need only execute a microprocessor IRET instruction In thi...

Page 69: ...ervice routines for timer type 8 and keyboard type 9 a software interrupt is issued type 1CH for the timer type 1BH for the keyboard The addresses placed by the ROM BIOS in the interrupt vectors for t...

Page 70: ...s not overwritten by a subsequently loaded program The program consists of the following routines SETUP reads the initial clock time from the keyboard buffer NCR DOS system call in the form hh mm ss S...

Page 71: ...hat the setup will still execute as a normal EXE file You can then retain a reduced nuber of paragraphs at the end of the setup process NEW IVEC exchanges the current vector entry for interrupt type 1...

Page 72: ...ter alpha controller replace this value by OBOOOH CSEG SEGMENT ASSUME CS CSEG DS CSEG SS CSEG DRG 1DOH PUSH CS PDP DS XOR AX AX MOV e AX For use as segment override prefix when eddressina absolute mem...

Page 73: ...Address byte following separator Until all 3 time units read Counts fractions of a second Inhibit interrupts while int vector is being written Set timer counter O for 19 ticks per second Timer operati...

Page 74: ...orraat zero in video ma111ory MOV AL BH BCD hour MOV CL 4 Shift factor SHA AL CL Upper digit of hour now in 4 LSBs CALL SCAN MOV AL BH acm hour lower digit CALL SCAN Hour naw displayed MOV AL DAH rPr...

Page 75: ...et attribute byte NOT AL XOR AL BBH And invert displ mode monochrome MDV ES DI AL Write attribute byte to screen INC DI RET Write address of user interrupt serv ce routine into vector for nt type 1CH...

Page 76: ...A CS from storage Lowest address in int vector of entry for int type Restore former IP Restore former cs r Interrupt Service Routine maintaining end displaying s user clock using BCD arithmetic 1 ISR1...

Page 77: ...MOV AL TICK INC AL CMP AL 19 JZ SECUP MOV TICK AL JMP ISREND MOV TICK 0 MOV AL SECOND CALL INCTIM CMP AL BOH JZ MINUP MOV SECOND AL CALL SEETIM JMP ISREND MOV SECOND O MOV AL MitlJTE CALL INCTIM CMP...

Page 78: ...Check for total clock rollover Seconds end minutes already zeroed Restore statue of interrupted program Data segment now refers to NCR DDS program setnent of celling program MDV SS CS SSSTORE MDV SP...

Page 79: ...all OAH Lowest int vector address used by int type 1CH user timer Storage for int vact IP cs Byte storage for BCD values II II values read from keyboard Single Q OCK pulse counter Beginning of graphic...

Page 80: ...usted so that the interrupt return is to the routine from which the SR for INT 9 not 1BH was activated The considerations regarding CPU segment registers and NCR DOS program segment protection in the...

Page 81: ...ES BX CS CS of new ISA DEC BX DEC BX MDV AX OFFSET ISR1 B IP of new ISA MOV ES BX AX now written to int vector MOV IVECIPJ CX MOV IVECCS DX RET Interrupt Service Routine to invert video display monoc...

Page 82: ...PDP SI PDP ox PDP DS PDP ex PDP BX PDP AX STI IRET 2 40 to address video memory Offset of first attribute byte Invert it and write it back Point to next attribute byte Jump if last attribute byte not...

Page 83: ...i ii iii iii i iii i VECT1B IVECIP IVECCS DBASE SSSTORE SPSTORE CJWNSTACK DW DW DW ow DW DW DW DOSCH D 0 OBBOOH 0 0 16 DUP STACKTDP DW 0 CSEG ENDS END lowest int vector address used by int type 1BH Ct...

Page 84: ...sing the command register the other three for 8 bit parallel data I 0 to and from the system data bus These data ports are designated PA PB and PC They can be regarded as 3 separate groups each with 8...

Page 85: ...is input port 3 PC bits 4 7 D output 1 input 2 D select Mode 1 for PB 1 select Mode 2 for PB Mode 3 not possible for PB 1 D PB is output port 1 PB is input port D PC bits 0 3 D input 1 output Figure 2...

Page 86: ...a 1 1 I D I 0 1 a 1 1 I I 0 I D 1 1 1 D I I I 1 1 1 1 I I I I Figure 2 15 Mode 1 Combinations Mode 2 In this mode of operation only two I 0 groups are possible as the PC lines are used for control pur...

Page 87: ...ter PC3 INTR for PA PCO INTR for PB Output PC7 OBF for PA PC1 OBF for PB PCB ACK for PA PC2 ACK for PB PC3 INTR for PA PCO INTR for PB If INTE is set this signal s triggered by the STB rising edge and...

Page 88: ...Mode 2 Control Signals Mode 3 PC5 PC7 1 0 PA can be used as an 8 bit bi directional data bus using the control signals shown in Figure 2 18 In Modes 2 and 3 PC lines not dedicated to control function...

Page 89: ...ommand 1 denotes Mode selection 6 5 Not used 4 3 3 bit binary value 0 7 indicating which 2 PC Line is to be set reset 1 D D reset Line DJ 1 set Lina 1 Figure 2 17 Mode 3 PC Line control OBFA A riNil P...

Page 90: ...ollowing 2 bit binary values concerning the flexible disk drive mainboard memory and display configurations can be read from port PC Display controller type at switching on 1 graphic display 40 x 25J...

Page 91: ...y Check PBS Enable 1 0 Channel Check PB6 Hold Keyboard Clock Low PB7 H J_h Clear Keyboard Low Select Kevboa1d Data onto PA 0 7 I PC Bit Meaningo 162Hl Pon PC Bit Moaningo t62H Pon 1Part PB Bit 3 Low P...

Page 92: ...part of its program Obviously the CPU cannot make use of the busses for read write operations while the DMA transfer is in progress but it can still perform internal arithmetic as well as processing i...

Page 93: ...ice during its idle cycle This allows the CPU to use the bus system and program the DMA controller RESET Input Clears the Command Status Mask Request and Temporary registers described in later section...

Page 94: ...ss which are strobed into an external latch by means of the ADSTB signal OR Input Output In the idle cycle this is an input control signal used by the CPU to read the control registers In the OMA acti...

Page 95: ...from the CPU Assuming the request line is not masked and is of adequate priority a DREQ input to the DMA controller results in assertion of the HRQ signal HLDA is the acknowledgement signal from the C...

Page 96: ...written if this flip flop is in a zero condition the byte on the data bus represents the 8 LSBs of the word otherwise the data byte is the 8 MSBs The 16 bit registers are shown in Figure 2 22 An addi...

Page 97: ...end Current Count 2 IN 6 Read Currant Address 3 ll lT 6 Write Base end Currant Address 3 IN 7 Read Current Count 3 OUT 7 Write Base end Current Count 3 Figure 2 22 8237 16 Bit Programmable Registers I...

Page 98: ...d in the section DMA Timing in this Chapter If compressed timing is selected WS selects late 0 or extended 1 write selection PRTY is the priority scheme selection bit Fixed priority bit zero means tha...

Page 99: ...on Select I I Figure 2 24 OMA Mode Register Transfer Mode is a value in 2 bytes specifying Single Transfer 1 Block Transfer 2 or Demand Transfer 0 A value of 3 would denote an 8237 cascade configurati...

Page 100: ...place following an End of Process or Terminal Count condition During Auto Initialize the original values of the Current Address and Current Count Registers are restored using the values held in the Ba...

Page 101: ...ts sets or clears the mask bits for Channels 0 3 according to the status of bits 0 3 respectively Bits 4 7 are don t care A Clear Mask Register command allows all four OMA requests In addition to thes...

Page 102: ...is register is a running record of the address used for the byte currently being transferred This address value is incremented or decremented in accordance with bit 5 of the Mode Register after each b...

Page 103: ...atically set to the values of the Current Address and Current Count Registers when the latter are programmed by the CPU It is not possible to read the Base registers under CPU control DMA TIMING The F...

Page 104: ...MMABLE INTELLIGENCE c tu ____ ___ au ADSfe NO NJ 1 i I f DO O IIS YA Ll x ADCNllll f ALID DACO ioR iiiia iawiiiiiiii _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OC D D_ I S S N ll 1 lllll ll F gure 2 28 OMA Transfer...

Page 105: ...x VALID C ft O A0Y _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ J Figure 2 29 OMA Compressed Transfer C ADSTI ________ _______ A0 A7 ___ 0_0A_E_ss_ _ _ 0_ __ X ____ _00_ _Es_s_v _u_0___ 010 017 IN OUT iffiiii iiiiiw I rn EI...

Page 106: ...OMA controller to address random access memory during the refresh cycles Because of the importance of these refresh cycles they are accorded the highest priority OMA Channel 0 in the fixed priority lo...

Page 107: ...8 OUT 43H AL The next instruction loads the refresh divisor into Timer 1 so that an output signal occurs every 15 1 microseconds MDV AL 12H OUT 41H AL 2 Perform a DMA controller Master Clear the value...

Page 108: ...e DMA controller is dedicated to servicing I 0 operations requested by the flexible disk controller on the main processor board This section illustrates OMA controller programming for the flexible dis...

Page 109: ...access memory at locations offset to the beginning of the first 64 KB boundary from absolute address 10000H onwards DMA pages are described in the next section 3 You should now ensure that the first l...

Page 110: ...apparent limitation your NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER includes an LS670 4 by 4 register file of which the RA and RB input lines are connected to the DMA controller see Schematics in Appendix A The LS670 RA...

Page 111: ...logic it is important to note that the 64 KB memory blocks thus selected are separated from one another at multiples of 64 KB starting from the lowest absolute machine location It is not possible to...

Page 112: ...C C...

Page 113: ...Othe r routines largely dedicated to di rectory and file management a re supplied when the disk ope rating system is loaded Access to these routines is fully described in the NCR DOS programme r s inf...

Page 114: ...d within the ROM BIOS ISRs for the Keyboard type 9 and Timer O type 8 interrupts respectively For the most part the ROM BIOS interrupts provide rou tines essential to the basic hardware functions of t...

Page 115: ...return parameters are included for ROM BIOS interrupts Interrupt types 0 4 are dedicated to CPU functions Apart from type 2 NM the sources of these interrupts are common to all 8088 systems and cannot...

Page 116: ...f the CPU Trap Flag ie set 2 Non maskabla Interrupt The ROM BIOS ISA checks whether the cause is RAM parity or external The ISA is concluded by a courtesy message and CPU Halt 3 Breakpoint This interr...

Page 117: ...bit flags DB at 419H DW at 41AH DW a t 41CH 4 wait toggled 5 nllll depressed 6 caps depressed 7 ins depressed Keyboard Buffer at 41EH sae BIDS Data Areas A Reserved B Hardware interrupt for serial I...

Page 118: ...9 640 x 400 graphics color Return screen cleared screen data areas initialized see next section AH 1 then set cursor style according to value CH top scan Line CL bottom scan Line Return DW et 460H ex...

Page 119: ...0 6 in Qt value 0 199 raster pos modes 8 9 in C X value 0 39 horiz pixel pos in BX value 0 319 639 approx AH 5 then select active display page according to AL new active display page minimum value 0 p...

Page 120: ...ock of active page down one character row Parameters es for scroll up AH B then reed cherecter attr bute et cursor pos BH display page Return AL character AH character attribute char modes only AH 9 t...

Page 121: ...t foreground palette BL 0 green red yellow or 1 blue cyan magenta Return DB et 466H copy of CRT controller Color Select Register color sslected AH OCH then writs graph dot in active display paga AL do...

Page 122: ...one Line if end of page AL character to write 7 B OAH ODH ere interpreted es commends not characters BL foreground color graphics Return character written AH OFH then get current video state Return A...

Page 123: ...rs 5 format track AL no of sectors ES segment of buffer BX offset of buffer DL drive Cl 3 DH head 0 1 for read write CH track 0 39fi9 CL sector 1 8 9 15 verify format disk parameter table pointer see...

Page 124: ...e O 1 1 D 7 DD 1 150 0 1 odd 1 2 1 1 8 D 1 D 300 1 D none D 1 1 BOD 1 1 even 1 D D 1200 1 D 1 2400 1 1 D 4800 1 1 1 9600 DX serial COM1 or COM2 device Dor 1 Return AH Line Status bit flags 7 timeout B...

Page 125: ...device Return AL character AH bit flag 7 timeout AH 3 then read statue DX aerial COM device Return AH Line Statue see above J Modem Status see above I_ 15 Reserved 16 Read Keyboard Flags not restored...

Page 126: ...urn 1 initialize interface 2 read statue only DX 0 1 2 or 3 1 of 4 printer base ports 0 takes base port fran OW 406H 1 OW 40AH 2 3 AH statue bit flags 7 buey 6 acknow ledge 5 out of paper 4 select 3 e...

Page 127: ...nterrupt type 9 key depressed service Used by disk operating system 1C User timer interrupt always issued during service of interrupt type B Timer DJ 1D Contains segment offset address of the beginnin...

Page 128: ...selection DB Final sector number DB Gap Length GPI DB Data Length DTL DB Length of format Gap 3 DB Format filler byte DB Head settle time DB Motor start time 1F Contains segment offset of graphics cha...

Page 129: ...s not used to refer to code therefore en interrupt of this typemust not be issued The table is built up as follows 42 5F BD 7F BD FO F1 FF 1M Maximum number of cylinders DB 11 11 11 heads OW Cylinder...

Page 130: ...aration type DB DW or DD Type Location Abaoluta Hex DW 400 DW 402 DW 404 DW 406 DW 408 DW 40A DW 40C DW 40E DW 410 3 18 Daacrtptton Basa port addresses for up to 4 serial I 0 interfaces Base port addr...

Page 131: ...3 always sat 2 always sat 1 1 serial monitor installed D always set Reserved Memory size in KB Reserved Keyboard Flag 1 sea Interrupt 9 Keyboard Flag 2 sea Interrupt 9 AL tsrnata keypad buffer Keyboar...

Page 132: ...O int type 8 Flexible disk operation status bits 0 command error 5 FDC failure 7 timeout 3 and O both set can indicate OMA error straddled 64 KB boundary Storage of up to 7 bytes from FDC Result Phas...

Page 133: ...ffset pointer to the first byte of code of initialization routines contained in ROMs on adapters not included on the main processor board see section System Initializaion Segment value is the higher w...

Page 134: ...indicator word value 1234H if reset in progress Fixed disk data area used during service of int 13H Timeout counters for up to four parallel printer channels Timeout counters for up to four serial I 0...

Page 135: ...51D CDDD0 C7FFF CDDDD EFFFF CBDDO CCFFF FDDDD FFFFF THE OPERATING SYSTEM Daacrtptton Printer status values D not busy no error 1 busy DFFH error Single drive status A or BJ Reserved ROM expensi on Fix...

Page 136: ...at machine address OCBOOOH If the identifier is not found that is if no ROM with this identifier is installed on an adapter the next attempt to find this identifier is made at the machine address OC88...

Page 137: ...stalled in drive A the fixed disk ROM code re writes the interrupt vector for type 13H so that it points to boot loading routines on the fixed disk adapter ROM The most immediate effect of this is tha...

Page 138: ...C 0 C...

Page 139: ...l DLC interface is described in a separate Chapter The following cables relating to the RS 232 C serial and Centronics parallel interfaces are available K120 Centronics K121 RS 232 C Printer K122 RS 2...

Page 140: ...21 Not Used I 22 Ring Indicator I 23 Not not provided with all I 24 Used main processor boards I 25 RCV a Data Figure 4 1 RS 232 C Pin Configuration The RS 232 C interface is programmable by means of...

Page 141: ...s OUT2 INTRPT NC A ADS CSOUT ODIS DISTR 0 I I I I I Data bus buffer Select and control logic Receiver section Transmitter section Modem control and status logic I I I I L j t t Interrupt enable and I...

Page 142: ...rking condition 12 CSO I ALL 3 Chip Select Lines must be active in 13 CS1 I order to select the 8250 14 CS2 I 15 8AUDOUT O I 16 XTAL1 17 XTAL2 18 DOSTAi I 19 DOSTR I 20 Vss 21 DISTAi I 22 DISTR I 4 4...

Page 143: ...ignals during throughout an 8250 operation A1 28 AO 29 System addrese bus lines selecting an 8250 internal register No connection 30 INTRPT Output goes high whenever an enabled O interrupt is imminent...

Page 144: ...rming that a ringing signal ie being received by the external device 40 Vee 5 Vdc supply Figure 4 3 8250 Signals 3 of 3 PROGRAMMING THE SERIAL RECBIVER TRANSHITTBR The 8250 converts parallel data to s...

Page 145: ...ptional Second RS 232 C Interface 3299 K301 which must then be strapped to COM2 A separate hardware interrupt is dedicated to the second serial interface see Chapter 3 Figure 4 4 shows the structure o...

Page 146: ...eive Transmit Data Interrupt ID Register port 3FAH Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Interr ID Pending I I Line Control Register port 3FBH 7 6 5 Divisor Set Stick I Latch Break Parity I 4 Even Parity Bit...

Page 147: ...g Parity Overrun Data Interr Ready Nod Status Register port 3FBI Bit 7 6 5 4 I 3 2 1 D RLED RI DSR CTS DRLED TERI DDSR DCTS Figure 4 4 8250 Control Status Registers 2 of 2 Interrupt Enable Register If...

Page 148: ...ine Status I Parity error or I Framing error or I Break Interrupt I Second 21 Data Receiver date Reed Receive I available Buffer Register I Thi rd 11 Transmit Transmit Holding This register read I I R...

Page 149: ...Receive Buffer Transmit Holding Register 3F8H and Interrupt Enable Register 3F9H are selected Modem Control Register Bits 0 3 set force high the 8250 output lines DTR RTS OUT1 and OUT2 respectively B...

Page 150: ...indicates that the register is idle Hodea Status Register Whenever bit O 1 2 or 3 is set a Modem Status interrupt condition is asserted see Figure 4 5 Bits O set indicates that the CTS line has change...

Page 151: ...errupt System In the diagnostic mode receiver and transmitter interrupts are fully operational The Modem Control interrupts are also operational but the interrupts are now derived from the four least...

Page 152: ...X x AJ Al At _ _ YALIO L x OJ cs Cit CIGUT DDIT _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ x rn x ___ 1 n I Diiiiiio1n DATA V ALIIOATA Gt DJ r Figure 4 6 Read Cycle WJDDijy n n n n n 1 11 LJ LJ U U LJ L llilDDiiT 1 21 AUD O...

Page 153: ...CSOUf oisfii DISTR X ACTIVE X I o os f R DOSTR ODIS DATA B Do D1 Figure 4 8 Write cycle m U U 1r ICLU ir SAl1PLE CLK SAMPLE CLK IITIIUIUPl DATA IUADT 011 RCYllllllU _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...

Page 154: ...IUI DOSTR DOSTR iJ IWR Ttlll nm _ D1Ull l1 Y2 n u I _ DISTR llSTR r _ IRD IA __ OOSTR OOSTA J IWAHCRI ATS OTA OUT DUT2 CTS OSA ALSO INTERRUPT Figure 4 10 Transmitter Timing ___ ____ oisfii tllSTA r r...

Page 155: ...es are as set out in Figure 4 12 Where the integer nature of 16 bit binary counting results in a negligible deviation from the nominal baud rate this is indicated in the rightmost column Noa naL baud...

Page 156: ...n Interrace Availability This examination of your system configuration checks for the availability of a serial I 0 interface as COM1 base port 3F8H or COM2 base port 2F8H according to the base port re...

Page 157: ...write it this time with the Divisor Latch bit zero so that the port COM can transmit receive data and COM 1 addresses the Interrupt Enable Register MOV DX COM 3 IN AL DX Read Line Control Register XO...

Page 158: ...CX TIMEOUT MOV DX COM B Point to Modem Status Register TIME1 IN AL DX AND AL 3DH Blank out ell but bi ts 4 CTSJ and 5 DSR CMP AL 3DH JZ MODRDY Jump if device ready LOOP TIME1 Otherwise check again unl...

Page 159: ...d Register is already known to be empty No further status checks are required SEND MDV DX OOM MDV AL AH OUT DX AL Refer to Transmit Holding Register Receive Buffer Character assumed in AH Finally do n...

Page 160: ...t shifted into the Receiver Buffer Again a timeout condition or alternatively some kind of user keyboard break check can be applied DATCHK TIME4 MOV CX TIMEOUT KIV DX COM 5 Data Ready bit is IN AL DX...

Page 161: ...2 framing 3 error and break 4 bits Jump if any error or break The valid character can now be read from the Receiver Buffer Do not forget to provide suitable handling routines for MODXRDY and ERROR MOV...

Page 162: ...e computer are set out in Figure 4 14 The pins are capable of sourcing 2 6 mA and sinking 24 mA Control data comprises the following lines STROBE AUTO INIT SELECT INPUT The pulse of at least 0 5 micro...

Page 163: ...ead Status V Read ControL Write Control I Control latch n _ Data latch Steady state f 4 lines Status 1 10 Bus I Status 2 11 buffer _ Status 3 12 I Status 4 13 _ Status 5 15 Driver J TTL Buffered lines...

Page 164: ...ed This signal is used by printers to denote an out of paper condition When this signal is active the device cannot receive data With printers this signal is active under the following circumstances d...

Page 165: ...o read data from the Centronics interface it is first necessary to transmit the appropriate control information via port 37AH Data can then be read via port 378H Status reading is via port 379H Status...

Page 166: ...AL 000011000 Reset printer INIT ClJT OX AL Here auto Line feed is disabled The following routine prints one character assumed to be available in AL Supply a TIMEOUT value suitable for your printer and...

Page 167: ...eout examination described in the previous section is also applied The BUSY line status is constantly changing because the microprocessor is trying to output data faster than the printer can read it T...

Page 168: ...You will notice that a single operational change of state can produce more that one status change This is due to transitional signal conditions POAT PSTAT PCONT FLAGSa TIMERR CR LF TIMEOUT 4 30 ED U...

Page 169: ...ES1 SCRNMES STATCHK AH AH SOH NEXTCH PRTLOOP Notify timeout on screen Full status analysis Take next char in ASCII sequence Repeat printer iteration i ndef i ni te Ly STATCHK Analyse status CALL ROSTA...

Page 170: ...haracter in output buffer INC DX Point to status port MDV CX TIMEOUT IN AL DX Reed status TEST AL 100000008 Examine BUSY JNZ STROOE LOOP WAIT2 MDV AL TIMERR JMP PRINTED Otherwise Loop until timeout MD...

Page 171: ...B BUSY ACK DB CR LF DB DB CR LF STATLN2 DB CS83 ENDS END _ PRINTERS AND COMMUNICATIONS Display error message on screen using NCR OOS fuction call 9 display string up to Entry address of string in DX O...

Page 172: ...C C...

Page 173: ...it the requested data after which it returns to the receive mode Transmission speed is 48000 bi ts per second The maximum advisable length of cable in the entire network is 3600 metres 12000 feet The...

Page 174: ...oscillator Figure 5 3 illustrates the integration of this controller in the NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER CONTROLLER Pll CORFIGURATIOR Figure 5 4 illustrates the pin connections of the DLC integrated circuit...

Page 175: ...QJ QJ u rtl QJ DS 3 cc Cl DS 7 Reset eset C 0 I u UI u UI Addr AO A7 QJ QJ A0 A7 i C Cl UI i i Cl c 0 Cl u z DLCINT IOR u 0 TDM C IOW u TINT 0 Clock BIOR IC 0 RD C Int 0 0 BIOW WR u RDM B02 a I 0 CHR...

Page 176: ...5 Volt D 6 IRQ 2 D 5 B 5 A 5 D 4 DRQ 2 D 3 12 Volt D 2 GND D 12 Volt D 0 B 10 A 10 I 0 CH ROY AEN IOW IOR B 15 A 15 DACK 1 DRQ 1 Clock B 20 A 20 A 9 A 8 A 7 IRQ 3 B 25 A 25 A 6 DACK 2 A 5 T C A 4 A 3...

Page 177: ...r that the DLC controller requires attention Jumpers are factory set to issue IRQ3 Figure 5 2 The interrupt line is held high until it is acknowledged by the microprocessor IOR Input Pin B14 I 0 Read...

Page 178: ...9 5 Pin B9 10 Pin B7 Pins B1 B10 B31 SOFTVAU CONTROL The interface address lines are decoded as follows IN 380H Data Receive Hold Register OUT 380H Data Transmit Hold Register IN 381H Status Register...

Page 179: ...pected from the system bus In DMA mode the controller internally resets this bit when the transmission is complete Under direct microprocessor control of data transfer this bit is reset when a Transmi...

Page 180: ...is transferred under microprocessor I 0 control DIAG Setting this bit causes the integrated circuit to carry out internal diagnostics In transmit diagnostics the output lines Ta and Tb are disabled Tr...

Page 181: ...r command The condition was recognized during the last byte transfer in a microprocessor I 0 sequence FCS ERROR Frame Check Sequence Error After a complete frame has been received the received frame s...

Page 182: ...it 2 A DLC controller interrupt sets this bit 4 ms timer interrupt Reflects DRQ IRQ jumper selection 0 DRQ2 and IRQ2 1 DRQ1 and IRQ3 Unique Address Register This register identifies the NCR PERSONAL C...

Page 183: ...o the type of transmission required When the Command Register hes been written the transmission sequence is started end en interrupt is generated 2 Transmission circuits ere enabled following servicin...

Page 184: ...DLC INTERFACE Interruot N Out ut 5 12 Interrupt Service Routine ISR Read Interrupt St tus Register DLC In terr y IRET Figure 5 8 CPU Transmit 2 of 2 y Timer In terr Polling Service Routine nX4msec...

Page 185: ...med first 3 The receive commend starts by activating the receiver circuits First a valid addressed frame is searched for Upon detection an interrupt is issued indicating that a data transfer to the sy...

Page 186: ...ue Addr R to device addr IR03 Only Secondary Corrun N Interru t Routine In N Interrupt Service Routine ISR DLC Interr IRET Tiir er In terr Polling Service Routine nX4rnsec Note The last data byte is n...

Page 187: ...ansmission required If both TXFR end TXFLG are set Commend Register 11xx0DDD interfreme time will be filled with contiguous flags If TXFR is set end TXFLG is zero Commend Register 1DxxDDDD the frame i...

Page 188: ...1 Command R Read Interrupt 0AH OMA Count T to FFH Comm N Interrupt Interrupt Service Routine SR Read Interrupt Status Register DLC In terr y y IRET Timer Interr Polling Service Routine nX4msec Figure...

Page 189: ...ing AXA and accordance with the type of memory Address to be unique Address be ell Command RXB in receive required and with the ID DMA bit zero 5 After a valid addressed frame has been detected data i...

Page 190: ...nique Addr R to device addr Only Secondary R to IDFFH Comm N Interru t Routine Input Interrupt Service Routine ISR Read Interrupt Status Register DLC Interr y IRET y Timer Interr Polling Service Routi...

Page 191: ...ternal fixed disk drive 3282 1212 External fixed disk drive 3299 K725 Controller for fixed disk drives K702 makes use of the flexible disk drive controller incorporated in the system main processor bo...

Page 192: ...After 15 s 6 ms 495 ms 100 ms 25DK bits sec MFM 250 mA average 900 mA peak 500 mA average BOO mA peak Figure 6 1 Flexible Disk Drive Technical Data Power connections to the flexible disk drive are il...

Page 193: ...motor assembly frack 00 sensor assembly Clamp arm assembly DISK STORAGE DD Motor servo board Stepping motor MFD Control board DD Motor assembly Index sensor Head carriage assembly Figure 6 3 Flexible...

Page 194: ...exible Disk Drive Streps CONTROL ABD DATA SIGNALS The flexible disk drives use the standard pin assignments as shown in Figure 6 5 Figure 6 6 shows the corresponding edge connector on the flexible dis...

Page 195: ...Drive s 2 Drive s 0 14 IN Drive s 1 Drive s 1 12 IN Drive s 0 Motor On OJ 10 IN Index 8 OUT Drive s 3 6 IN Head Load 4 IN C NOTE All odd numbered p ns are signal ground Designations in parentheses ar...

Page 196: ...isk Active high causes the head to move toward the outside of the disk Step Active low input signal to move the head in the direction specified by Direction Select Each step pulse is delayed by 6ms fr...

Page 197: ...e I generator I Ready detector t 1 Spindle motor gate Direction Stepping motor_ __ Select control Step circuit I I L LVS ____ DISK STORAGE Track 00 Index Ready Write protect Stepping motor File protec...

Page 198: ...I JI Read write head TP7 Low pass filter r o IAI AO IAI I I I I I WO I l Data latch WD Write data Differentiation amp TP10 Cl Cl I b Peak detector Tim RD I I Read data domain Output Erase driver Writ...

Page 199: ...nstalled in the drive The drive inhibits writing and provides the write protect signal irrespective of the state of the Write Data and Write Gate signals Read Data Output signal containing composite c...

Page 200: ...ss Timing 1 LJ I L J t 7 19 1 N I r BllO OS ir 1 l l s i r4 _________r j I f l 8 0 us j r II _ 4 1 I i uu rL I 4 I L J L Ji_ CO AlS I f 4f 150 CO 2500 lS 1 ______ ______J s l SO a r e d oad sotenoi 3C...

Page 201: ...Ii sr zcu r 17 ff QAff HEAD SELECT I _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ 200 p J s II e M C T L s I i sS o x j n r 1 I I I O J S _ I ao ss KA JC Figure 6 11 Read Initiate Timing INDEX LJ I 1 TO 5 5 MS 200 J O MS Figur...

Page 202: ...iff DITA 1 G rf 0 J I _Jlc C Vuff C1JlCX u n I 0 0 1 J C L D Vant a oc ML I s IIT Cau _ Figure 6 13 MFM Write Pre compensation Patterns CI Oat l1lm01 L BIT c zu I 4 uS tlt j _I1____Sl____ t l uS KOK _...

Page 203: ...e edge of the index pulse to the beginning Sync Field for the ID field address mark This gap allows for variations in Index pulse width speed variations and interchange tolerances between drives Pre I...

Page 204: ...___ I I Luc s cor c _ E r1a1 1 0 or 1 9 02 means 512 bytes Scccm 1 I s c rr 2 I ccto 6 ll I llllca rtald ca G tpl S c 1 1 I D 3 T1ud 1 eld l Post nde x Cap 2 Pre Data Gap 3 re rD Gap 4 Pre Index Gap A...

Page 205: ...ain Status Register OUT 3F5H Output up to nine commands to the command stack IN 3F5H Input one of up to seven results from the result stack including up to four 8 bit status registers The FDC can perf...

Page 206: ...a byte from the FDC requires both these bits to be 1 The FDC in your NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER operates in DMA mode with the result that interrupt detection before reading individual bytes is not require...

Page 207: ...process The FDC is in non OMA mode Thie bit is set only during execution phase in non OMA model Transition to zero indicates I execution phase hes ended I Indicates direction of date transfer between...

Page 208: ...t set enables FOC 3 Bit set enables OMA request and FOC interrupts to be to I 0 interface Bit zero disables I 0 interface drivers 4 Turns motor of drive A on bit set or off bit zero 5 B 6 C 7 0 Figure...

Page 209: ...mmands and their data are input in the correct order and that return informa tion is read completely even if elements of this information are not required p H A s E C 0 a n d E X a R e 8 u L t I DATA...

Page 210: ...D Oa ETED DATA MT MFM SK 0 1 1 0 0 Command Codes 0 0 0 0 0 HOS DS1 DSO C Sector IO info H _______ prior to Com mend execution EDT GPL DTL STD _ _ _ _ ST1 ST2 C Date transfer between the FDD and main s...

Page 211: ...t w w w w w w w w MT MFM D D D D D D D 1 D 1 D HOS DS1 DSO C H R r EDT GPL Command Codes Sector ID info prior to Com mand execution W DTL R R R R R R R Date transfer between the FDD and main system S...

Page 212: ...02 01 DD lfRITE DB ETBl DATA MT MFM D D D D D D 1 D D 1 D tllS DS1 DSO c H R r EOT GPL DTL STD ST1 ST2 C H R N Command Codas Sector ID info prf or to Com mand execution Data transfer between the FDD a...

Page 213: ...ID info w H prior to Corn w R mend execution 8 w N n w EDT d w GPL w DTL E Data transfer X between the FDD B end main system C FDC reads all of cy Linder a contents from index hole to EDT R STO Status...

Page 214: ...ata Register Status info after Command execution H Sector ID info R during Execution N Phase RHIAT A TRAOC I I C d E X R e 8 u l t 6 24 W MT MFM D D 1 1 D O Command Codes I W D O D D D tlJS DS1 DSO I...

Page 215: ...E Data compared X between the FDD a end main system R STO Status info 0 R R ST1 after Command e R ST2 _______ execution s R C u R H Sector ID info l R R after Command t R t execution I s I I__ IC I W...

Page 216: ...w w w w w w w R R R R R R R MT MFM SK 1 1 0 0 1 Commend Codes 0 0 0 0 0 HOS DS1 DSO C Sector ID info H prior to Com R N EDT GPL STP mend execution Date compe red between the FDD end main system STD St...

Page 217: ...d w GPL w STP E Date compared X between the FDD e end main system R STD Status info R R ST1 ________ _ _ after Commend e R ST2 execution B R C u R H Sector ID info L R R after Commend t R _________ N...

Page 218: ...FDC I SPECIFY TUE 1 1 CI W I o I w I I w D D D O D D 1 1 SAT HUT ILT ND Command Codes I SENSE DRIVE S TAlUS I I I c I W I o o D D o 1 D a I Command Codes I I I W I D O D D O tlJS DS1 DSO I I I I I I I...

Page 219: ...d of Track Gap Length DS stands for a selected drive number O or 1 When N is defined as OD OTL stands for the data Length which users er e going to reed out of or write into the Sector Otherwise DTL s...

Page 220: ...I HD1 will be reed or written I Number IN stands for the number of I I data bytes written in a Sector I New Cylinder tlCN stands for new Cylinder I Number number which is going to be I reached as a r...

Page 221: ...2 Status E information after e commend hasl ST3 Status 3 been executed This info is I available during the result I phase after command execution I These reg i stars are not to be I confused with the...

Page 222: ...s performed they are not output to the data bus Figure 6 21 states factors affecting transfer capacity of a single read command NT Byte I Max Transfer Capacity Sector Bytae Sactor N I Nuaber of Sector...

Page 223: ...o seconds Failing this OR in Status Register 1 see below is set Possible error conditions Failure to find the specified sector sets the ND flag in Status Register 1 In Status Register O bit 6 is set a...

Page 224: ...tor 15 at Side 1 I C 1 I NC I R D1 I NC I 08 I Sector 8 at Sida 1 I I I I 1A Sector 1 to 25 at Side O I OF Sector 1 to 14 at Side O NC NC R 1 I NC I 08 I Sector 1 to 7 at Side o I I I I 1 1A I Sector...

Page 225: ...mmand Other details as in READ DATA WRITE DELETED DATA As WRITE DATA except that a Deleted Data Address Mark is written at the beginning of the Data field READ ID This command returns the current head...

Page 226: ...omplement arithmetic The operation is carried out for the specified track with automatic incrementing of R until the condition is fulfilled end of track is reached or a TC signal occurs If the scan co...

Page 227: ...der has been located SE in Status Register O is set and the command terminated If the disk drive is not ready the NR flag in Status Register O is set and the command terminated This command does not i...

Page 228: ...tion resulting from an FDC command 1 I Interrupt Code I I I Seek End 1 1 Cause I I e t 5 I e t s I e t 7 I I I_______________________I I O 1 1 Reedy Line changed I I I I I state either polarity I I___...

Page 229: ...ive Code is a two bit binary value O A 1 B Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 D Motor On D D 1 8 1 A 1 1 Drive Code Motor Off 0 0 D D 1 1 0 0 NOTE Motor Off is provided by the ROM BIOS eft r 1 r 1 c 1 rm entetion to z...

Page 230: ...mand was started but was not success fully completed 07 1 and 06 o Invalid Command issue IC Command issued was never started 07 1 and 06 1 Abnormal Termination because during Commend execution the Rea...

Page 231: ...eady I state and a Read or Write I commend is issued this flag I is set If e Read or Write I command is issued to Side 1 of I e single sided drive then I this flag is set HD This flag is used to indic...

Page 232: ...s flag is set If the FDC is not serviced by the main system during data transfers within a certain time interval this flag is set Not used This bit is always 0 low During execution of READ DATA WRITE...

Page 233: ...tects a write protect signal from the FDD then this flag is set MA If the FDC cannot detect the ID Address Mark after encoun tering the index hole twice then this fleg is set If the FDC cannot detect...

Page 234: ...bit Cylinder flag is set when contents of C differs from that of m reg 03 Seen SH Flag is set when condition Equal Hit equal is satisfied upon Seen D2 Seen Not SN Flag is set when FDC cannot Satisfied...

Page 235: ...es status of Ready signal from the FDD D4 Track D TD Bit indicates status of Track 0 0 signal from the FDD 03 Two Side TS Bit indicates status of Two Side signal from the FDD D2 Head HD Bit indicates...

Page 236: ...disk controller interfaces the disk drive to the host processor All necessary buffers and receivers drivers are included on the Winchester disk controller board to allow direct connection to the driv...

Page 237: ...DISK STORAGE DISK C PCB LED HEAD CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY C Figure 6 29 Fixed Disk Drive Components 6 47...

Page 238: ...responding edge connector is shown in Pigure 6 32 Data in MFM format is transferred by means of a separate cable pin assignments and edge connector are illustrated in Figures 6 33 and 6 44 The input a...

Page 239: ...20 IN READY 22 IN STEP 24 DUT DRIVE SELECT1 26 OUT DRIVE SELECT2 28 OUT DRIVE SELECT3 30 OUT DRIVE SELECT4 32 OUT _ DIRECTION IN 34 OUT Odd numbered connections are Ground Figure 6 31 Fixed Disk Contr...

Page 240: ...13 MFM WRITE DATA 14 Gttl 15 MFM READ DATA 17 MFM READ DATA 18 GNl 19 Other connections ere Ground Figure 6 33 Fixed Disk Dontroller Drive Data Signals 037 003 i 1 r 1 2 6 1 400 4 50 I 350 I 1_ i I 15...

Page 241: ...R W head to move with the direction of motion defined by the Direction In line Any change in the Direction In line must be made at least 100 ns before the leading edge of the step pulse The drive acc...

Page 242: ...g cases 1 A recalibration sequence is initiated by drive logic 2 12 microseconds typical after the leading edge of a step pulse or series of step pulses 3 At power on or after a power interruption Tra...

Page 243: ...tion 16 67ms nom to indicate the beginning of the track This signal is normally inactive and makes the transition to active to indicate Index Ready This interface signal when active together with Seek...

Page 244: ...ured by pre compensation being active Data patterns which cause a large amount of bit shift have appropriate data bits shifted early or late with respect to the nominal bit cell position Bit shift com...

Page 245: ...sec Typ Figure 6 37 Seek Timing DRIV L HO SEL i MFM VA LIO READ OAlA WRITE GATE r e s MAX 1HEAD SWITC HING i r 2snsMIN l_ 200ns TYP f BIT CELL 1 MAX I I s i r l f 50 150ns MFM WRITE DATA f Ul ____ I I...

Page 246: ...Y I X 1 1 0 I WRITE CLOCK LATE I 1 0 0 0 I WRITE CLOCK EARLY I 0 0 0 1 I I x denotes don t care Figure 6 41 Write Pre Compensation Patterns IXED DISK CONTROLLER rhe fixed disk controller includes feat...

Page 247: ...ance of the status bits read via port 321H Writing to this port effects a hardware of the hard disk drive system The value actually written is of no significance Reading port 322H returns in bit posit...

Page 248: ...usy executing a command 4 ORQ DMA Bit set indicates that the controller is ready for a OMA transfer in the direction indicated by the bit I 0 5 IRQ Bit set indicates that an interrupt is pending B 7 N...

Page 249: ...a second run of 10 retries after an intermediate return to Track 0 A non recoverable error aborts the command and reports the fact in the status return described later in this section The 3 bit value...

Page 250: ...arameters Read ECC Burst Error Length Read Sector Buffer Write Sector Buffer Read Write long The following descriptions deal with these commands in detail Where values are required for the 6 byte comm...

Page 251: ...leave tells the controller where the next logical sector is in relation to the current one the value 1 specifies that logical sectors are contiguous 2 specifies that the next logical sector is two sec...

Page 252: ...Drive Head Cylinder Sector Block Count R1 Step This command functions as Command 08H except that sectors are written and not read SEEK Command Code OBH Specific parameters Drive Head Cylinder Sector...

Page 253: ...inder 153 11 bit burst error length READ ECC BURST ERROR LENGTH Command Code ODH Specific parameters Drive This command is valid only after a correctable data error It transfers one byte indicating th...

Page 254: ...detailed status information is returned in 4 bytes via Command 03H Read Status of Last Disk Operation After this command has been issued the four status bytes can be read via port 320H 6 64 Byte Bit...

Page 255: ...ion could not be found due to en unmatched ID field or bed CRC Correctable Date Error A media error encountered while reeding was corrected by ECC This error notification is therefore essentially for...

Page 256: ...ler Diagnostics As the result of an explicit command from the microprocessor one of three internal diagnostic commands can be performed by the fixed disk controller SECTOR BUFFER DIAGNOSTIC Command Co...

Page 257: ...3 bytes of 00 2 A1 FE 3 1 byte 4 1 byte 5 1 byte B 2 bytes 7 3 bytes of 00 e 13 bytes of 00 9 A1 FB 10 256 bytes 11 2 bytes 12 3 bytes of 00 13 15 bytes of 4E 5 6 s C E R C C one of 32 sectors 7 8 9 1...

Page 258: ...Pin I Signal 1 DIRECTION IN 19 MFM WRITE DATA 2 DRIVE SELECT2 20 GND 3 DRIVE SELECT1 21 GND 4 STEP 22 GND 5 READY 23 GND 6 INDEX 24 GND 7 HEAD SELECT1 25 GND 8 HEAD SELECTD 26 GND 9 WRITE FAULT 27 GND...

Page 259: ...board Tracks per inch TPI Tracks per disk side Unformatted capacity Motor rotation speed Motor start time Head movement track to track Average seek time Latency time et 300 r p m Data transfer rate De...

Page 260: ...two DS lines transposed IU When closed enables the IN USE signal at pin 4 of the control data connector This signal indicates that all the daisy chained flexible disk drives are in use under system co...

Page 261: ...G High density HG Low density I II One of these straps must be installed RY DC Installed Density uses Rot Speed r p a I II High Low High Low 360 300 360 360 One of these straps must be installed pin 3...

Page 262: ...___ t 1 0 10 tll Note The displacement of any bit position does not exceed tl2 from its nomlnal position When PLO separator is used with zero write pre compensation I Density Disk speedj 8 I t9 I tlO...

Page 263: ...tt11 it o s Density D1sk Spe c t t4 ts I t6 High Orp i C l 1 bs 11s Max l s cm Ne rma l 360rpm J 1 bs I E i s a 3 J s lo lo s i o Ib 7 s er or al CCr ri Figure 6 52 Write Date Timing MFM u I I I I t7...

Page 264: ...es are given in parentheses OUT 372H 3F2H Drive select command IN 374H 3F4H Main Status Register OUT 375H 3F5H Command Register IN 375H 3F5H Result input Otherwise I 0 addressing of the controller IC...

Page 265: ...ed so that CPU access and CRT controller can access video RAM independently of one another AVAD ABLE ADAPTERS Only one version of the NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER contains the character display card as stand...

Page 266: ...raphic display card with 16 KB video memory for an external monitor K141 Character display card with 4 KB video memory for an exteral monitor CAUTION Before connecting an external monitor you must ens...

Page 267: ...ROUtll VSYNC 0 0 0 0 I Pin Internal External 9 6 I I I 1 I VIDEO LO GROUtll I G I 2 I HSYNCP GROUtt I R I 3 I RED RED I A I 4 I GREEN GREEN 0 I P I 5 I BLUE BLUE I H I 6 I INTENSITV I INTENSITY I I I...

Page 268: ...x 25 setting if you are using the graphic display card lli Q II Monochrome Color graphics BO x 25 Color graphics 40 x 25 Figure 7 3 Display 9ivitch Settings CHARACTER SET The NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER dra...

Page 269: ...is higher part of the table is retained in user memory even after the return to the parent process using the NCR DOS function call Terminate but Keep Process The exact location of the first 16 x 8 pat...

Page 270: ...an nn nea ni i onr an in one 1 rien n nn no o nH 1n nno Bnn onnon on nnoononn OfJflflnOOO F nnnmmon nnnnnnnn RPi 0 fil88 nr r rirnn 01 e0nr m r r noo 81 r JfijR rinn_ ne R nnnnr 1 r n nr1l 10 RRri i R...

Page 271: ...OD flrJ l 000 8 8 _888 nr1 ODO 100 Jf l JO r1 1C f 1 Q O 21 ooonnooo 00000000 onoloog DO 0 88 88 0 80 R 8non8 h8tl 888 d RoRogg nK n no rrnonrno 00000000 lOOoonoc qnor 1co 11011 JO JIJO llOCllJ IODO n...

Page 272: ...nn nnrnri 4 onnnnonn glnR88R88 n nnoolo 88888 B o oog 8 88oi i o 0000 n 0 0000 0 Bn oR 8ff PR888 l TOO t 8 888 3C 00 00 g 88 8 C Jo 8 I 0 0 0 0 nrm o r 1 10 10 I 44 IA I 0 00 o B R BBB r H oo r ooo 11...

Page 273: ...61 onoooon J 88888888 nr1oooogg 88 00 I no 88 8 g 8080 oo nr100 nnnrnnoo 6 0 000000 8080 000 8 J R 8 J o J 8R 88RR 00 DODOO 62 B 000 1000 O JOOOOOO nnoooooo 88Ri18tl88 AR 1 8 0 0 00 0 8 no n DO go ln...

Page 274: ...88 91 888 8 8 8 o B 0 0 DO 000 BB 7A 8 1 86 BC ogo 8 oo o 0 0 0 r 92 888 r78 81 8 8 S8 0 88 0 8 III II 7C 8 O uu uu1 u 82 8 70 83 87 88 89 0 8888 88 80 BE BF 88 o og og 8 80 II I 80 8 1 93 94 95 Figu...

Page 275: ...THE SCREEN DISPLAY C 96 97 98 99 9A 98 0 9C 9D 9E 9F AO Al 0 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 nnr AB A9 AA AB AC AD 88 8 8 C I i AE AF BC1 81 B2 83 Figure 7 4 The Main Character Set 6 of 9 7 11...

Page 276: ...DOO D BA BB BC BO BE BF c 1 Cl C2 C3 C4 C5 OD 00 0 0 0 0 0 8 8 I 0 88 88 00 00 00 88 8 0 888 8 8 000 0 g 00000 88 88888 88 00000 C6 C7 CB C9 CA CB 00 0 1000000 00 s11 8 8 8 88 88888888 88 0 80 OD 8 0...

Page 277: ...Oll gB JCJon ooo DIJBDDfl L 1 1 1 l lfl lfl RD 11100 00 r r f noooooo J IJ I I JOOUC r 8 I I flfif I 1 D 111 1J n11 8 8 D m 1a1 oo l ij 0 U0Jfl 10 0 n 1 1100 fJ 8 01 0 1 0 f ll o 0 flfi JODXJO 181JlJ...

Page 278: ...00 000110 00 1 10jc nC1 og n ooo o uooocgo lllll1000 0 1 11 000 0 OCllJOOO r DXJ JCO 0 11 nnooo i iHR FB FE F3 gc111DC1DRS o88888ba tJOOOOODC o gnRPBn 111 1 n 10 o 1or 1oo 1nr J goo_ r o on ooc t t 0...

Page 279: ...h address OFOOOH the pixel pattern for the character with code 0 is stored in the first 8 bytes the pattern for code 1 in the next 8 bytes and so on The last character pattern for code 07FH is stored...

Page 280: ...13 18 19 1E 1F Iii 1 8 8lll 0 8ll8 II 8 24 E F 10 11 14 1A 000 8000 000 gos 000 0 0 888 8888 888 8888 00000000 20 15 1B 21 o onsoooo 0 98 0 0 8088 888 8 8 ooog ooo 0 000 000 26 27 16 17 1C 10 22 23 28...

Page 281: ...HE SCREEN DISPLAY 1111111 r 2A 2B 2C 20 2E 2F 30 51 32 33 34 35 m111m11111 36 37 38 39 3A 38 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 4A 4B 4C 40 4E 4F 50 51 52 53 Figure 7 5 The Alternative Character Set 2 of 7 1 1 1...

Page 282: ...o oaoo oo amm OlJlJ l JOClll 4 LJ JlJLIUOUU 01 JOODOfJD 1 1 00 00 OOLl Jl I ClOCl 1 11 00100 a aa Of l llfJll Jll ll I 4 II 000 80008 5 0 1000 000 ODO 000 000 0 10 000 000 ODO ODO ODO Daa ooo lJOOO OD...

Page 283: ...0 o n 85 olg t 0 1 S 86 8C 98 El7 818 0 000 0 00 u 8 0 00 00 8D 0 01 1 000 fJIJ 0 oo go 88 08 H 000 ot1 oon 010 8 g 11 0 0 D 0 I 0 D O 0 0 tOO 0 i 5 Bf 0 0 0 SE ogco g Bo o DO 0 0 8 D 00 0 89 ODO 00 i...

Page 284: ...Jl JI 00 8H DOm10coo r 1uo 1 000 1 J I lr Q l s Do11R u n 10 1 Mrnmoo 10 OIJ 0 OfJ O lJ 0 lJ CE 1 iFc oaoaoao i oaoaoao aoaoaca oaoaoao aoaoao 88888B8i1 oor oootJO um1 nuoo H8 ll O L1 00 0 11 B7 ogllo...

Page 285: ...no 00 DO 01 ui DF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 S 0 000 Fl THE SCREEN DISPLAY OOOlJOODO 00000000 l CJQOOOOO 00000000 00000000 00000000 iilil r E2 1 0008 000 0000 ogoo 0 00 DD F5 E6 E7 ES E9 EA EB EC ED EE EF F 1...

Page 286: ...THE SCREEN DISPLAY re FD FE FF Figure 7 5 The Alternative Character Sat 7 of 7 7 22...

Page 287: ...ome character display Screen dimensions 12 inches 295 mm Deflection angle 90 degrees Phosphor P31 Display Scale of green Definition 640 horizontal x 400 vertical Bandwidth 23 MHz Refresh rate 56 2 Hz...

Page 288: ...I MC6845 CRT Controller MA RA Horizontal sync Cursor r I I 2K Memory I character code I left byte I 2K Memory attribute code right byte I I I I I Character generator Shift register Serial dots Vertica...

Page 289: ...c C ID 0 r 0 a ID en C0 ID a Vertical sync Vertical drive Intensity Video video cascade amplifier Horizontal sync Horizontal drive 0 Grid bias circuits Flyback transformer Vertical coil I CRT Horizont...

Page 290: ...l Sync 3 Video 4 Horizontal Sync P2 1 Contrast W 2 Contrast LO 3 Contrast HI P5 1 12V 2 GND 11111111 P1E3 C P2 1 6 1 5 Monochrome Deflection Boarc1 from character adapter card BPS Figure 7 B Monochrom...

Page 291: ...memory is accompanied by at least one processor WAIT state Alternatively video memory can be accessed by DMA The significance of the attribute byte is set out in Figure 7 9 Function Background bits Wr...

Page 292: ...decimal port addresses are dedicated to the 6845 for the character display card 3B4 Controller Index Register value output via this port points to one or eighteen 6845 internal registers 3B5 Data Regi...

Page 293: ...ass than number specified in register DJ 2 Horizontal Sync position defines horizontal sync and scan delays Increasing thia value shifts the display to the left decreasing this value shifts the displa...

Page 294: ...n character block combined value in bits 5 and B D slow blinking 1 11J cursor display 3 fast blinking DBH Cursor definition combined value in bits 0 3 Last scan Line of cursor in character block OCH F...

Page 295: ...see section Available Adapters in this Chapter The BIOS sate values for an internal monitor but you cen override these values in your own application CHARACTER CURSOR The character display mode curso...

Page 296: ...ion This card is capable of driving a color CRT The color CRT of the NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER MODEL 4E has the following hardware characteristics Screen dimensions Digital input signals Display Definitio...

Page 297: ...1 0 b9s n Address Up to 20 lines no 0 0 I Data 0 II ___ Control signals n 32KB 64KB Address Display latch buffer i 6845 CRT Controller Control circuits Graphics serializer Character Alpha ROM seriali...

Page 298: ...THE SCREEN DISPLAY 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I o5 l i I L z ir j ID J 7 34 o5 2o o E ow f c I I n Figure 7 13 Color CRT Signals...

Page 299: ...10 Pl 1 Power 2 Ground VA RGB drive to CRT Pin 2 is Ground Jl 15 To controller D connector pins Pin 1 D connector pin 3 3 4 4 5 5 9 6 8 7 7 8 6 THE SCREEN DISPLAY D P3 o Figure 7 14 Color CRT Deflect...

Page 300: ...haracter display adapter the 6845 The general concept of video display initialization discussed in The Character Display Controller also applies to initializing the graphic display character both in i...

Page 301: ...the background color The border color in character mode is a software convention it is not actually displayed on the CRT of the NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER 3 set high intensity for color selected by bits O...

Page 302: ...at the graphics card interprets the attribute byte as color information for the color CRT The significance of the attribute byte is explained in Figure 7 15 Color Black Red Green Blue Cyan Magenta Bro...

Page 303: ...Character Display Note Values given in parentheses apply to certain industry standard monitors which can be used in con Junction with suitable adapters see section Available Adapters in this Chapter...

Page 304: ...r graphics medium resolution supports a 640 x 200 pixel monochrome graphic display The NCR high resolution mode of display not usually supported by other personal computers gives a high quality 640 x...

Page 305: ...g to whether the blue gun is on or not By activating the monochrome bit in the Mode Control Register Port 3D8H it is possible to create a third color palette Color selection is set out in Figure 7 18...

Page 306: ...r 1 Cyan 1 0 1 0 or 1 Red 1 1 1 D or 1 White Figure 7 18 Low Resolution Graphics Color Selection Notes Background can be eny one of 16 colors 8 basic colors with intensity bit on or off Foreground col...

Page 307: ...ster port 3D8H bit 7 up to 4 graphic pages can be addressed The memory map for the full 64 KB video memory is as follows OB8000H OB9F3FH even line scans OB9F40H OB9FFFH not used page 1 OBAOOOH OBBF3FH...

Page 308: ...by a single bit so that each pixel can be displayed as on or off in 16 KB of video memory The video memory addresses used are the same as those ror low resolution graphics The only difference is that...

Page 309: ...H not used OA8000H OABF3FH even scans 2 6 10 398 OABF40H OABFFFH not used OACOOOH OAFFFFH odd scans 3 7 11 399 OAFF40H OAFFFFH not used As in low resolution graphics each pixel is represented by two b...

Page 310: ...as shown in Figure 7 22 Register Value hex Register Value hex 0 69 5 0 1 50 6 64 2 58 7 84 3 DA 8 0 4 SB 9 3 Figure 7 22 Control Registers For High Resolution Graphics Figure 7 23 illustrates Mode Co...

Page 311: ...status line The status line is initially situated at the foot of the display but when pixel plotting or cursor movement approaches the status line it is transposed to the top of the screen and the fo...

Page 312: ...lowest location occupied by first seen line of hi res color display Maximum x and y screen co ordinate values for high resolution color Repetition factor for fast screen movement Seen code for c L F...

Page 313: ...code is in AH AH C ODEZ Key Z for zip CYCLE3 Jump if no zip to be activated ZIPCOUNT ZIPFACT SHORT CYCLE1 AH 47H CYCLE5 AH 51H CYCLE5 AL AH Direction arrow scan codas are in range 47H to 51H MDV ZIPK...

Page 314: ...ORISET DEC ex CMP CX XMAX JZ HORISET XOR cx cx SHA AL 1 ADC DX O SHA AL 1 see DX o CMP DX YMAX 1 JNAE VERTISET DEC DX CMP DX YMAX bit O set right 1 left 2 down 3 up Shift 4 Lses through Carry Flag adj...

Page 315: ...moved CMP DX 380 JZ STATMOV1 CMP DX 40 JZ STATMOV2 Jlf SHORT POSSET CMP CURROW 24 JZ STATMOV3 JMP SHORT POSSET CMP CURROW 24 JNZ STATMOV4 POP DX POP CX RET No need to move status line Must move bottom...

Page 316: ...rent co ords Leave old pixel position as it was before illuminating next one MOV AL PIXLOGIC AND AL 1 Ignore all but LSB JNZ DOTPLOT DOTUNPLOT JMP ILLUMINE RET is from this routine DOTPLOT RET Illumin...

Page 317: ...urn info elso eveileble in ES BX t OL MDV SI VIDEORAM 400H MDV CX BX MDV AX C X AND CX 0003H INC CX Base peregraph of graphics video memory will be raised by 400H on first pass through loop For offset...

Page 318: ...horizontal coord DX vertical MDV BX AX As return parameter MOV VIOEOOFFS AX Offset into seen block stored POP CX Now estebl ish which two bits of the AND CX DDD3H INC ex MOV AX 03DDH byte calculated r...

Page 319: ...or Y co ordinate MDV Cl lRCDL 14 CALL SEBlIGITS POP DX POP ex RET Entry binary number in AX cursor row col in Cl lRROW Cl lRCOL PUSH DX So as not to corrupt Y co ordi nets MOY DX WORD PTR Cl lRCDL CAL...

Page 320: ...gic Coords SI HOV SI OFFSET LOGITEXT HOV OI OFFSET STATTEXT1 69 HOV CX 7 CLO REP MOV B SI correct following previous MOV B STAT1 1 66 HOV CURCOL O HOV OX WORO PTR 0 IRCOL CALL CURSET HOV BX OFFSET STA...

Page 321: ...ordinates ss MDV DX VERTIPIX they were erased by nm status line CALL DISPCOORDS build up RET i i ROM BIOS reed from keyboard buffer seen code in AH i i Keyboard reed function MOV AH O INT KBCHINT RET...

Page 322: ...MDV SI AX XOR AX AX MDV DI AX KIV BL 2 HOV CX 320 CLO REP STOSW ADD SI 40DH MDV ES SI XOR DI DI DEC BL JNZ CLB2 MDV AX BANDPARAG For paragraph addition to address subsequent scan blocks Fill band with...

Page 323: ...AND AX OEFFFH DEC DL JNZ SHOWB1 RET character Address 2nd seen block in B6DD or ABDO video memory Get paragraph eddr es for B800 block change B to A Copy 16 seen lines video memory to BANDSTORE This...

Page 324: ...L ILLUMINE PUSH DX Neutralize current cursor point BLUEDN BLUEOFF IXlL2BITS 60 KIV DX 3D9H Graphic controller color selection MDV AL CCI NJMBER Velue 0 7 INC AL Step to next color MDV CCLN IMBER AL St...

Page 325: ...arameter CL bytes higher if Replace AH need not be zeroed MDV DI OFFSET LOGITEXT PUSH OS POP ES MDV CX 7 CLO REP MOVSB CALL STATLINE CALL ILLUMINE RET Data 11 Ii I ZIPKEY DB 0 Occupied by scan code of...

Page 326: ...video byte D move only 1 replace Color in 3 LSBs 5 MSBs irrelevant To contain 4 2 bit copies of color ODDO _ 000010108 000010008 000010018 D 000000108 D 000000018 0 00000110B 00000100B 00000101B D ke...

Page 327: ...pplied to the character and graphics cursor display controller conversion is applied to most of the other registers of the 6845 written via ports 3B4H 3B5H This conversion ensures that display control...

Page 328: ...C C C...

Page 329: ...NumLock and CapsLock keys LEDs are extinguished at power up initialization so that unshifted not shifted and cursor movement not digit keys are active Tilting positions the keyboard in one of two poss...

Page 330: ...e keyboard is 4 75 V 5 25 V the maximum power drain is 150 mA Required signal levels for Clock and Data are minimum 2 4 V for high and maximum 0 7 V for low Data transmission is clocked as illustrated...

Page 331: ...THE KEYBOARD C C Figure a a Keyboard Common Keys 8 5...

Page 332: ...Cb I ID C ID a a 0 a ID CT 0 CD a C IJ m 16 m 1 l klRI Fl F2 Fl F4 FS F6 F7 FB F9 FIO Esc I 1 Clrl L I rAll I r 1 I 1 t l...

Page 333: ...CD I a Cl m er a a il C m cc OI n 1 Ye I Y Fl Fl L I r 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 c 0 ISc oCI Esc I I3 0 1 PgUp lock CUI Fl F4 PgOn 7 8 9 End Hom t Pg Up F5 F6 A Is lo lF le lH IJ lK IL I I I I I i L 5 6 I F7 F...

Page 334: ...Q I 0 Tl IC C CD 0 c 0 Cl l I CD C 0 m Q Ii CD 3 m re r Fl F2 FJ F4 FS F6 F7 Fa F9 FIO t t i...

Page 335: ...Q I I Tl IQ C m m 0 a i t m r r 0 m a I Tl m I 1 Ye I Y Fl F2 Esc 1 lllt PgUp 0 1Saoll Lock FJ F A End PgOn 7 8 9 Home t PgUp F5 F6 I 10 f 4 5 6 I Clrl u I F7 FB F9 FIO All L tt s...

Page 336: ...cc C a m s CJ1 0 a a C 0 m a 1 4 m m t t i a Vir Fl F2 I 1 I I I _IL 11 11 c 0 jScroll 5 Doi PgUp Lock Clrl FJ F4 PgDn 7 8 9 End Horne t PgUp FS F6 A IS ID IF IG IH IJ IK IL l iil I I I I Ii 5 6 I F7...

Page 337: ...0C I o Tl CD C m a CJ 0 D m D 0 m D rn 0 m m r 0 n 1 re i Fl F2 Oil IPgUpI I f C 0 Sc I Leck FJ H F5 F6 1 I 9 nd IPgDn I 7 e 9 Home f Pg Up 0 IF IG IH IJ K IL IN I I 4 s 6 I F7 Fl F9 FlO tt I...

Page 338: ...nterval of eight scan cycles CODE GEBBRATION An 8039 or 8049 microprocessor controls generation of key codes for serial output to the main unit see Figure 8 5 Note that the code generated represents a...

Page 339: ...ode output The keyboard read routine contained in the system ROM is activated by hardware interrupt request 1 CPU interrupt type 9 The priority of this interrupt as set by the initialization firmware...

Page 340: ...by means of your own software for example if you only want to check for a limited number of codes and ignore the keyboard buffer you will have to write your own keyboard handling routine and set the f...

Page 341: ...THE KEYBOARD F gure B 6 Keyboard Pos t on Codes 8 l s...

Page 342: ...key Invert Aux Flagcopy forltest only Aux Flag CCIJ Y true Set clear Aux Flag Send Numlock down Send Numlock up Position Code Key up Code Set bit 7 1 Send Code Normaly End go to new scan Figure B 7 S...

Page 343: ...e set as shown in Figure 8 8 Figure a a Advanced Keyboard Equipment Selection Possible tilting planes are 5 and 12 degrees An LED is present in the ScrollLock key just like the NumLock and CapsLock LE...

Page 344: ...activity until another key is pressed Function Keys F11 F30 do not issue codes to the system but take on the following functions internal to the keyboard F11 toggle to enable disable autonomous codes...

Page 345: ...F21 toggle NumLock repeat non repeat Default is non repeat Autonomous codes are active when the LED in the Alt key is illuminated This Function Key extension can be installed in advanced keyboards whi...

Page 346: ...0c I l l 0c Tl IC C ID m ia Cl m I n m Cl ID er 0 m Cl en n m I n 0 Cl m m Alternate code translation by system other NCR equipment only gr Code transmitted to system ttt eJ...

Page 347: ...THE KEYBOARD Figure B 10 Advanced Keyboard Common Keys 8 19...

Page 348: ...HE KEYBOARD a I r t t Figure B 11 1 of 9 Advanced Keyboard US English 8 20...

Page 349: ...THE KEYBOARD C rl I t r Figure B 11 2 of 9 Advanced Keyboard UK English 8 21...

Page 350: ...THE KEYBOARD r it 1 I It t It r i Figure B 11 3 of 9 Advanced Keyboard Germen 8 22...

Page 351: ...THE KEYBOARD t z J r I_ l Figure 8 11 4 of 9 Advanced Keyboard French 8 23...

Page 352: ...THE KEYBOARD Ji I 1 I I f t r B U _ i j 1 01 Figure B 11 5 of 9 Advanced Keyboard Italian 8 24...

Page 353: ...THE KEYBOARD C C 1 1 fl lo I t 1 Figure 8 11 6 of 9 Advanced Keyboard Spanish 8 25...

Page 354: ...THE KEYBOARD r I C t f Figure B 11 7 of 9 Advanced Keyboard Danish 8 26...

Page 355: ...THE KEYBOARD u I liJ u al ll l h w Im IO N J I 3 D r ii s It I f Figure 8 11 B of 9 Advanced Keyboard Norwegian 8 27...

Page 356: ...THE KEYBOARD r It l i t Figure 8 11 9 of 9 Advanced Keyboard Swedish Finnish 8 28...

Page 357: ...ound effects can take place while other instructions are being processed The timer integrated circuit is described in Chapter 2 The signal from the parallel input output IC can be controlled by OUT 2...

Page 358: ...is routine in CPU registers as follows DX number of CLK 2 triggers to be counted before OUT 2 is activated Because this process is self repeating see above without software intervention this yields th...

Page 359: ...llowing code creates the sound of a warning siren when repeated continuously The value in CX sets the count for the duration of silence between units of the same tone SI sets the incremental value for...

Page 360: ...ir respective notes in musical notation useful Figure 9 1 Note Frequency Note Frequency Hz Hz A 220 F 740 A 233 G 784 8 247 GI 830 C 262 A 880 Cf 277 2 A 930 D 293 6 8 987 8 0 311 6 C 1046 4 E 329 6 C...

Page 361: ...e dividend quotient in AX ignore remainder MDV AL OBSH initialize timer 2 as follows OUT 43H AL access both high and Low counter bytes counter byte values binary not BCD mode 3 square wave generator P...

Page 362: ...ull stop results in the note not being played in its full length Instead the end of the note is actually transmitted to the loudspeaker output routine as silence OFFFFH This prevents notes from runnin...

Page 363: ...ignored The EQUate BEAT sets the metronome beat rate as a multiple of the minimum beat unit A digit at the beginning of a note specifying command results in the note being played for a corresponding...

Page 364: ...encies READTUNE MDV SI DFFSET TUNE MOV BX OFFSET A2 START at this instruction MOV OCTAVE BX Therefore notes A Gare in this octave until further octave command MOV KEYDISP O No change of key MOV AL BEA...

Page 365: ...metro min beet Parse string for key command Kn or end if found return to IDMUSIC to Look for next item KEY MDV AL SI INC SI CMP AL K JNE TEMPO MDV AL SI CMP AL 1 JB ENDCHK CMP AL 19 1 JA ENDCHK SI E...

Page 366: ...mum beat If found return to search for next music item TEMPO CMP AL M JNE TEMP02 MOV AL SI CMP AL 1 I JNE TEMP011 INC METRO INC SI JMP IDMUSIC Jump if no change to metronome beet This char must be or...

Page 367: ...note Length octave command n or N or b one or more Check for digit specifying Length of note Length digit n METRO LENGTHD CMP AL 11 1 JB OCTVCHK Jump if Length not specified CMP JA SUB l V XOR MUL MOV...

Page 368: ...ain next octave NOTE There is no range checking Illegal notes are detected in RDNOTE Jump if no octave commend Octave command detected so fat ch next char Jump if octave change only temporary Otherwis...

Page 369: ...in CL Check that note is within Legel range 1 2AH NOTFLAT NBYKEY MDV ADD NOTECHK CMP JB CMP JNA OUTRANGE MDV NDTECHKD MDV AH KEYDISP AH CL AH 1 ClJTRANGE AH 2AH NOTECHKD AH O CL AH KEYDISP zero unless...

Page 370: ...itten to COMPTUNE The second word pair expanded from OX is not written if the note is to be audible in its entire nominal Length TOSPK 9 14 PUSH BX PUSH ex BX now needed as XLAT pointer MDV MDV SHL PU...

Page 371: ...gth Entry Frequency Hz in ex Length in BX HOV DX 12H It JV AX 34DCH DIV ex Reference dividend in DX AX Quotient in AX ignore remainder PUSH AX HOV AL OB6H Initialize Timer 2 as follows OUT TIMER 3 AL...

Page 372: ...ned off 1 3 4 6 8 9 0BH ODH OFH 1OH 12H 14H 15H 17H 19H 1BH 1CH 1EH 20H 21 H 23H 25H 27H 2BH 2AH Intermediate frequency natural notes OFFFFH Effectively silence 220 233 247 262 277 294 312 330 349 370...

Page 373: ...THE LOUDSPEAKER DB M M M M and slower DB 1 C D E F G G G G A F c A 36 a DB 1 A F c A 3G a DB G F F F F E E E E D E D C E G D 1 DB G F F F F E E E E D E D 2CS 1 CSEG ENDS END 9 17...

Page 374: ...C C C...

Page 375: ...solution as defined in Chapter 7 The display controller is configured as for the external color monitor see Chapter 7 Software switching between the two functions is controlled by a switch board see A...

Page 376: ...a I r CH I POWER SUPPLY I I 5 1 I I I I I I VJ r odcm D1200S VIDF Q RS 23_2 C RS 232 C I _____ 5V Pe l _ _ _ _ _J Keyboard DS TIL R n Sv A nlo r n 1 1 1 E TX Gra Xl Contr Contr t d 0 0 tl I I I I I I...

Page 377: ...D PC 4i BUS 0 Cl I m 0 OJ 0 Ci C l 0 Ul m X I H z H l 0 t l rt 0 z r i l l 0 n 0 t l r n r Ci m 0 1 C H n z l r 0 t l n i J x i n t l 7 j v j C i Cl l l A K_ OJ 3 C 0 l C l r i t l 3 0 C H i 0 rt 3 I...

Page 378: ...7 is high for Videotex RGB input low for composite signal from VLP FBAS is composite signal from VLP 75 Ohm Pin 9 is high for 18 KHz MODEM AND VLP CONNECTION The Videotex adapter is designed to work...

Page 379: ...ammed at low level to another baud rate see later section Figure 10 4 illustrates pin designations for the modem video connector Figures 10 5 and 10 6 show the use of lines 1 10 by the three types of...

Page 380: ...1 I I S1 20 I I S2 4 4 j 6 I I 7 I I I I E MC1489 I I D2 3 II I L 6 I I U4 I ___ _j I I 1 I I I Moclcm tautomatic dialling I I I SD 6 1 4 i I l 10 s II I __ 1f I ED sJ 9 ED II I I s E 2 7 E I I l l I...

Page 381: ...modem activity S2 X Request to Sand GNl X X X Ground SD X Transmit Data ED X Receive Data s X Control Figure 10 6 Modem Signal Control Lines SWITCHES The functioning of the Videotex adapter is depende...

Page 382: ...R04 4 9 IRQ5 5 8 IRQ6 6 7 IRQ7 XB yes no Phase Lock loop fitter sat for video recorder no yes Phase Lock Loop fitter set for VLP XS 1 5 all others Video memory starts at 70000H 2 6 I OBOOOOH 3 7 I ODO...

Page 383: ...character set DRCS DCOOO 59 Videotex Controller registers 0 58 DC03A This memory map applies to the stack mode of display this being the mode most conducive to implementation of the CEPT norm other m...

Page 384: ...ER bit 7 OJ display Select manual bit 7 1 or automatic bit 7 OJ dialling modem Select display horizontal sync bit 7 D 15 KHz Videotex vertical sync 50 Hz bit 7 1 18 KHz Videotax vertical sync 60 Hz Sc...

Page 385: ...bit can be set when defining attributes for a character Setting this bit has the effect that the character table currently selected will apply to further occurrences of that particular character code...

Page 386: ...aracters The Videotex Controller contains in its own read only memory the patterns of 512 alphanumeric and graphic characters in four separate tables of 128 characters each see Figures 10 10 10 13 The...

Page 387: ...p l r 6 g 7 p 1 2 lE I E I e I 1 2 A B Q R a b q 1 3 4 5 6 7 I r r CE u C E I I r r r r u a e 1 0 a a 0 1J 314 5 6 7 l C D E F G s T u V w C d e f g s t u V w 8 9 A B r 0 u A r l l a p e 0 8 9 I H I...

Page 388: ...I I N s C I I I Ii IS I C I A ICEJG I I ac e1 g _ I _ RY I II r r r t 1 yo 1 I I D u u I I d d b u s 5 6 1 I a 9 A I B C D E F I I G H JS w YA E I 0 u a le 1 a li g J S w y u z le t l i 1 I 1 i J i I...

Page 389: ...C t 1 Ill ffi r u pl al al A A L 1 1 1 II I I I I en V u CD I 0 I I I L tJ I 0 1 0 1 C I I CD L 6 t u r 11 r i J FJ X t f r 1 M r r 4li f N L L ti N r r i I I a I a1 Q 0 I I fd1 I C 0 1 NIM U l CD I c...

Page 390: ...VIDE01 EX Figure 10 13 FfJH Character Set Table 4 10 16...

Page 391: ...racter line More than one such character format is possible even within a single display line The actual format used is encoded in the display information for each defined character Figure 10 14 summa...

Page 392: ...presented by a 16 bit word the upper bits being in the even byte The format 1 14 Figure 10 14 selected is encoded in four bits in this 16 bit word bits 15 14 and 6 7 Figure 10 15 For most formats the...

Page 393: ...a color for the next pixel and so on An example for Format 9 is given in Figure 10 17 where the color look up tables for each pixel is denoted by a number 0 3 FORMAT 3 FORMAT 10 The 6 pixel line patte...

Page 394: ...el line pattern is given twice in each word An example for Mode 6 is given in Figure 10 21 FORMAT 7 FORMAT 14 These formats like 6 and 13 affect alternate pixel lines They also resemble 5 and 12 in th...

Page 395: ...0 0 00011000 00110000 00100000 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 00010000 D O O O 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Bytes 18 and 19 Fo t code Display character First Pixel Seventh Pixel I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1...

Page 396: ...0 0 D 1 2 2 0 0 D O O O O O 1 1 2 2 2 D O O O O O 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 D O 1 1...

Page 397: ...1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0100001 1 0100001 1 0100011 1 0100011 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 100101 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 Foraat code o splay character 100011...

Page 398: ...1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 010111 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01000001 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0100001 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 010001 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1...

Page 399: ...0 11001100 1 1 1 1 0 D 1 1 11001100 11110011 First Pixel Color bit 2 I First Pixel Color MSB I I 0 0 1 1 0 0 D D 1 1 D O D D O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 D D O O 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1...

Page 400: ...0 fl 11000011 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 11000111 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 D 0 1 1 o o o a 1 1 1 1 1 1 D O 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 D D 11001111 1 1 1 1...

Page 401: ...1100001 1 1 1 1 D 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 D 1 0 1 0 First Pixel Color MSB I D 1 0 0 0 0 0 D 01110011 D 1 1 1 1 1 D 0 01001100 D 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 01110011 D 1 0 0 0 0...

Page 402: ...___ 1 1 I l _J Figure 10 23 Attribute Memory Dynamic Allocation The Videotex Controller achieves this economy by looking for an attribute pointer bit when writing a character if bit 7 of the encoded c...

Page 403: ...oller registers see below Pis the pointer bit indicating that at least one more attribute follows for the current character set or that this is the last or only attribute zero for that character The L...

Page 404: ...Figure 10 25 p 1 1 0 L T2 T1 TO L Lock bit TO T2 character table p 1 1 1 0 0 H w Double Haight and or double Width on character p 1 1 1 D 1 0 u Underl i na toggle p 1 1 1 0 1 1 I Invert p 1 1 1 1 0 0...

Page 405: ...0 1 1 1 0 0 50 of 1 Hz 2 Hz 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 33 of 1 Hz 2 Hz 0 1 1 1 1 1 Figure 10 25 Blinking Attribute COLOR SELECTION Color Layers Colors are selectable for three display layers In addition...

Page 406: ...ceal attribute ZOOM effects double height magnification displacement of following Lines CURSOR set on the Line in which cursor is to be displayed more than one cursor is allowed cursor form is set by...

Page 407: ...s the same colors in half intensity These 32 12 bit items of color information are stored in 96 bytes near the top of the 4 KB RAM area at the disposal of the Videotex Controller see Videotex Memory O...

Page 408: ...racter or pixel in DRCS 4 bit pixel display as transparent Transparency on the screen layer line color see Color Layers means that input from a composite video signal can be accepted on that layer In...

Page 409: ...I INVERT 1 1 I I I I B Background F Foreground normal I B Lina I transparentl 1 I I transparent line line I I I I Figure 10 28 Layer transparency line the illuminated CRT area controlled by the 27 li...

Page 410: ...P input is taking place Otherwise this bit is set controls the signal source for the internal field sync generator 0 text 1 video VLP controls the text composite sync 0 display is non interlaced gener...

Page 411: ...80 characters par line R5 DISPLAY START Initialization value 1BH This register determines tha vertical start position of text on the CRT In this way the character display can be vertically centred Adj...

Page 412: ...5 raw Start N 21 n w St rt lf 116 I 115 1 113 I 12 11 lo Stack Mode 6 t vltb 11 Vord addr bl In E1pl1r1t or 80Cb row 3 Prg w1tb 11 Word adlroaaabl A 16 A 15 I A 1 A 13 I A 12 A 11 o Ch rov 6 DRCS addr...

Page 413: ...VIDEOTEX C 0 0 0 0 0 Q Q Q Q Q II Q Q Q M I I 0 a Q Q Q 0 0 Q oa 0 o C U _ Q Q Q Q CUI iii I Ii o gj j 1 1 g Figure 10 29 Videotex Controller Registers 2 of 2 10 J9...

Page 414: ...ied in R10 Bit 7 can be used to effect the Underlining attribute R13 ones CUJT Bits 6 7 select one of the 4 color Look up table Locations The remaining bits define the contents of that CLUT entry R14...

Page 415: ...ay be displayed provided that they form a contiguous block of display lines The visual effect of non contiguous display lines can be achieved by use of the transparency Bit 6 also has an effect on dis...

Page 416: ...unctions This program like the others in the Videotex package is designed to run under the disk operating system Once loaded it remains in memory as a resident process providing a library of routines...

Page 417: ...eturn type of modem manual dialling 3 Discontinue modem connection 4 Switch to CEPT standard 5 Switch to PRESTEL standard B Toggle line zoom Double Height in cursor line 7 Switch to display interlace...

Page 418: ...t 7 at 0DC101H 11 Toggle seen frequency 12 Write e controller register 13 Reed e controller register Entry Return Par atars Entry AX register number OX new register value Entry AX register number DX r...

Page 419: ...r all characters from current pos to end of Line or until new attrib utes defined or until parallel mode selected Read number of lowest Line in scroll area Read number of uppermost line in scroll area...

Page 420: ...kground color no in CLUT Entry AX character Return AX D successful D error Return AX status byte 21 Set cursor position Entry 40 41 Display attributes are unaffected AX Line number OX column number Se...

Page 421: ...dsotsx RAM address to which first byte to be Loaded offset to paragraph ODOOOH ex number of bytes max 4608 Return Bytes at specified Video tax RAM address Entry DS AX address to which first byte is to...

Page 422: ...to stack mode attributes 82 As function 81 except scroll is downwards 10 48 Entry Return Par tera Entry AX character position 40 Line column or AX OFFFFH current cursor pos DS DX destination addr of...

Page 423: ...n it is possible to print one or more of Character code memory Attribute Memory DRCS memory The Videotex Controller registers including the scroll map registers The 32 12 bit RGB color values The line...

Page 424: ...ap for the modem interface is given below Corresponding addresses for the video interface are mapped in the higher area Address hex DC2DO DC201 DC2D2 DC2D3 DC2D4 DC2D5 DC206 DC2D7 USART Register Read...

Page 425: ...bus for transmission At the same time incoming serial data can be converted into parallel form for transmission to the system PIC features are Baud rate generator generating up to 16 different baud ra...

Page 426: ...character and stop bit receiving time all bits zero are returned to the Data Holding Register and the Status Register recognizes a framing error PCI Transllitter Data transmission can take place when...

Page 427: ...ailable for reading by modem control software This hardware interrupt can be extended by means of switch X10 so that an interrupt is also issued whenever the PC has completed serializaton and transmis...

Page 428: ...11 8 Bits 11 Asynchronous 64X rate SYNCH NUMBER SYNCH TRANS OF SYN CHAR PARENCY CONTROL 0 Double syn 0 Normal 1 Single syn 1 Transparent Note asynchronous mode Baud rate factor applies only if externa...

Page 429: ...rier FE SYN Detect Overrun PE OLE Detect Ready Detect 0 OSR input 0 DCD input ASYNCH 0 Normal h is high 0 Normal 1 Overrun ASYNCH 1 O R input 1 OCO input 1 Framing error 0 Normal is low is low error 1...

Page 430: ...has not yet been completely assembled Setting bit 3 forces the TxD line low and holds it low until this bit is reset space after a transmitted character TxD then goes high for at least one bit time b...

Page 431: ...o DTS DTR RTS and TxD are held high CTS CD DSR and RxD are ignored Receive clock transmit clock provided that Command Register bits O 1 and 5 are set bit 2 is ignored Remote Loop has the following eff...

Page 432: ...ding Register This bit is zero when the transmitter is enabled by Command Register bit O or when the Status Register is read 3 Assuming parity is enabled this bit set indicates a parity error This bit...

Page 433: ...t service routine checks for overrun parity and framing errors by reading the Status Register If any of the corresponding bits 3 4 or 5 is set an error condition is recognized otherwise the routine pr...

Page 434: ...er 0DC201H If modem data is waiting to be read bit 1 set check status for error bits 3 4 5 read character or process error Otherwise check that the Transmit Holding Register is available empty bit O s...

Page 435: ...he interface procedures for the video video recorder VLP interface are similar to those controlling the modem interfaces The main difference is that the video interface does not make use of interrupt...

Page 436: ...ude a timeout check on the availabilty of this register When Transmit Holding Register is available write one byte to this register OOC304H Details of the control data protocol with the video unit var...

Page 437: ...5 kHz H Sync DC000 7 1 vcs Input on Pin 31 DC000 6 1 1MHz on Pin 29 DC000 5 1 FS Output Pin 33 DC000 4 1 Sync Master DC000 2 0 PLL enable DC000 1 1 vcs is used Pin 31 DC000 0 1 Interlace DC003 5 1 WBE...

Page 438: ...Hz I Sync DC000 7 1 vcs Input on Pin 31 DC000 6 1 1MHz on Pin 29 DC000 5 1 PS Output on Pin 33 DC00004 1 Sync Master DCu00 2 0 PLL Enable DC000 1 1 vcs is used on Pin 31 DC000 0 0 non Interlace DC003...

Page 439: ...de DClO J 7 DCl00 7 DC003 6 DCl00 7 DOOOO D3FFF last data 1 i luffer cr i ty 0 Output Disable 0 Text Disable Buffer empty Write all Page Memory data DCl00 7 1 Output Enable DC003 6 1 Text Enable Figur...

Page 440: ...ure 10 36 Wr te V deotex Controller Reg ster DC100 7 1 Buffer empty DC104 7 1 Wait Field Sync Write first Scroll Reg DC104 7 0 Don t wait Field Sync DC100 7 1 Buffer empty DC020 to DC03A Scroll Reg la...

Page 441: ...lect Clock 3 24 2 12 2 13 2 18 2 21 2 57 5 1 10 1 10 9 10 29 10 33 10 43 10 44 7 4 7 15 7 38 1 9 4 4 4 5 1 5 1 7 1 9 1 12 1 13 1 15 1 28 1 30 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 7 2 28 2 31 2 36 2 37 2 50 2 65 3 15 4 4 5 2...

Page 442: ...10 37 10 43 1 6 1 16 1 17 1 19 1 27 1 28 1 30 1 31 see 8088 3 11 6 33 6 35 6 42 6 44 6 65 6 67 1 5 1 1 5 2 4 see Chip select 7 64 8 10 8 15 7 23 7 26 7 32 7 35 10 4 10 5 10 10 10 43 10 60 1 7 2 42 2...

Page 443: ...Gap 3 16 6 13 6 15 6 24 6 29 6 67 Gate 1 30 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 6 5 6 6 6 9 6 48 6 49 6 52 6 53 6 54 6 68 9 3 9 5 9 16 GRAFTABL 3 16 7 5 7 15 Head select 6 4 6 5 6 29 6 49 6 51 6 68 High resolution 7 1 7...

Page 444: ...8 12 8 13 Latency 6 2 6 69 Lock bit 10 11 10 29 10 30 Loopback 4 12 Low resolution 7 15 7 40 7 41 7 42 7 44 Maximum mode 1 7 Medium resolution 7 40 7 44 7 45 10 1 MFM 6 2 6 6 6 12 6 15 6 19 6 20 6 23...

Page 445: ...10 58 10 59 10 61 10 62 3 9 3 21 7 37 7 41 7 45 7 47 7 56 10 32 10 33 10 34 1 9 1 15 1 28 1 30 1 31 2 1 2 3 2 42 3 4 3 12 4 8 4 9 4 10 4 11 4 12 4 18 4 19 4 22 4 23 10 51 10 52 10 53 10 57 10 58 10 5...

Page 446: ...13 4 14 4 15 4 22 4 23 5 9 5 13 6 46 10 50 10 51 10 52 10 53 10 56 10 57 10 58 10 59 10 60 10 6 1 1 5 1 6 1 13 2 5 2 64 2 65 2 66 7 23 7 32 2 1 2 7 2 18 2 25 4 31 4 33 6 66 8 10 8 15 8 16 8 17 9 2 9 3...

Page 447: ...be 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 28 2 31 2 45 2 52 2 53 4 4 4 5 4 24 4 26 4 27 4 28 4 32 9 3 9 5 9 16 Teletype 3 10 7 56 7 57 Timer counter 1 30 2 5 2 29 2 31 3 20 3 21 9 5 Transparency 10 30 10 31 10 34 10 35 10 41...

Page 448: ...6 53 6 63 3 11 6 2 6 9 6 43 10 11 3 15 7 31 7 41 7 64 8 10 8 10 2 17 7 1 7 28 7 36 7 38 7 44 7 46 1 5 2 2 2 3 1 1 1 7 2 2 2 3 2 11 2 14 2 16 2 19 2 20 2 68 3 1 3 3 3 24 4 18 7 5 8237 1 12 1 21 2 50 2...

Page 449: ...C C C INDEX 8255 1 21 1 30 2 5 2 42 2 43 2 45 2 48 2 49 8 11 9 1 8259 1 12 1 21 2 5 2 12 2 13 2 26 2 27 8 12 8288 1 15 11 9...

Page 450: ...c C...

Page 451: ...ve Flexible Disk Drive 1 2 MB Fixed Disk Drive CRT Monochrome Monochrome Color CRT Power Supply Color Power Supply External Monochrome Monitor External Color Monitor Memory Expansion Board DLC Inhouse...

Page 452: ...0 0...

Page 453: ...Early type Main Processor Board C Ill A 1...

Page 454: ...1 02 13 Cl 11 01 SI J SI u OEN 16 DES 1 81 52 18 S2 92 DIR 4 DATRI 1 C1 sv 16 r ue1 INTAI 14 I INTA I CLKBB 2 s I CLK J1_ NC I AEN 6 IOWC I 4 7K I AEN RO GT osa as JI RD GT1 25 ase 2 as TEST I S2 28 L...

Page 455: ...04 12 AEN AENI Early type Mein Processor Board 2 of 14 A 3 1 02 2 B1 e 4 C2 4 04 1 A4 2 C2 2 DI 1 04 1 0 FLEX DISK SERIAL 1 F PRINTER 1 F 1 0 llC oC I 04 2 Cl 3 01 4 A4 II RDYTODMA 2 CJ l 04 2 Cl 4 _...

Page 456: ...I 12 WRfl READ xo s01 011 1 1_ _ A _ 1_ _s__ i I 0 1 1 02 021 9 A l7 I I 0 2 2 103 03t 7 A IB __ I I X 0 3 3 404 Ql l 6 A 19 _ I l sv 1 1 AU l2K I R22 4 7K 27 A1 U118 1 IF U t i I C 98 RGTR XAI 1 1 9...

Page 457: ...V 16 i 111 411 4 7K L _J l 15 1 2 1 CI ROMAORSL XA9 1 9 XAB 2 1 74LS27 12 74LS27 XIORI I U116 10 U116 sv 16 u101 4 7K L ____ __ CARSLTD 1 2 131 74LSH II INTAI U93 I I 2 BJ RAMAOSEJ 11 6 _64 O OO P ___...

Page 458: ...5 of 14 A 6 v MA7 9 CID MA7 9 CtO MA6 13 32 32 MA 16 MAS 11 M MA4 UA MAl 12 4 MA MA2 2 2 u I MAI 7 MU E L RAS8 4 I Ne RAse I Ll Nc CASe 15 Cl CA59 15 I Cl La L C2 1 c I C2 La u I Cl _ Cl WE J WE 3 I L...

Page 459: ...l D AFPi x v x v MU g CID MA g CID 64 MAI 13 3l MA 32 MAS I II MAS II II I A II I MAJ 12 MAJ 12 MA2 I 2 MA1 6 1 MAI 1 1 MAI 1 1 MAI S CID I MAI CID I RAS11 I l NC RASII NC CASI IS Cl CAS1 15 I Cl I Cl...

Page 460: ...__ BA B Ua Sa A4 Early type Main Processor Board 7 of 14 A 8 x v x v x v MA7 9 CID 84 MA7 9 CID 84 A 9 CID 84 f A8 1l MAI 13 l2 12 12 MAS a MAS 18 18 18 MA4 11 MA 11 8 e I UA MAJ 12 MAJ 12 4 4 4 MA M...

Page 461: ..._ NC 11 n CAS ll 15 C1 CASll 15 I Cl 7 Lal 4 7K 1 I 1 La I CZ I CZ _ 6 s 7 J 1 MDI La MD2 CJ I Cl WE l WE l I MDJ L L __ M0 4 L o I U50 I U59 MOS MO 1 I 1 rKe I M07 0 A J D 0 A 3 D Early type Main Pro...

Page 462: ...FF 1 E s I I APHICS CONTROlLER 31 K oo u1i r I GI u t 49 2S ISWl CH 6 ON Ii I I U96 ___ I I Gt 113 APHICS CONTROLLER fil K I n F 7 X I I 18 1 251 Ull2 1 4 7K IS i J 4 7K I 1 FLEXIBLE OISK DRIVE SWITCH...

Page 463: ...rd 10 of 14 9g 2 R DATU 2 f2 11 no u L ti DATA2 l U DATAJ 2 0ATA4 11 9 n T F1 7 DATA5 15 5 0ATA7 1 7 g I 2 5 9 74LSl4 2 U67 Fl U45 Fl ORVij LS2 1 BUSY 2 F2 18 I i 16 6 1 12 _____ 9 ____ 5 17 l 7US1 I...

Page 464: ...cs u cs i i cs 1 7 OSR 1 1 6 CTS 198CARR 19 RING 1 t t i l l 1 RXO 2 61 SERL1CS LSI 125 U37 SV l IR 0 _ 4c 1 C4 14 Cl 4 0l NC 12Y h0 1 1 NC NC NC NC sv Early type Main Processor Board 11 of 14 A 12 P1...

Page 465: ...2 RDI 2 s DACK PSI ll IS PSI TC J 19 WOA CLK 21 WCK 2l ROD 22 ROW JS ROV l4 WP TS 17 IOX 11 61 II lJ FLT RI l2Y Pll 1 L SI YENTiLATOR SPANNUNGSREGLER R2S 47l R26 R27 471 R29 121 R f 12 RJI SIi C7f llh...

Page 466: ...1 J3 I J4 I JS J6 a22 J1 a 21 J2 I J3 i J4 JS i J6 a 21 Jl a20 1 1 1 J2 I J3 J4j JS I J6 a 20 A12 Early type Main Processor Board 13 of 14 A 14 AU JI a 17 1 0 J2 J3 J4 JS J6 a 17 A15 I114 Al7 J3 I J4...

Page 467: ...XOI c 2 X07 0 c 31 XAI 4 0l 38 XAl 4 0l 29 XA 2 4 0l 28 XAl 4 Dl 27 u 4 0l 26 ML 4 0l 25 XAI 4 0l 24 XA7 4 0J 23 XU 4 DJ 22 XAt 4 0J 21 XA11 4 DJ 211 XAll 4 0l 19 u 2 01 18 XA1J 4 0l 17 XAl4 4 0l 16 X...

Page 468: ...L5245 111 74500 VLSI I a Y3 I 11 12 D D Jl9 L4 LS 74LS670 UI I L2 _ ___ _ _ _ _ J 1e D Ul2 U31 f I 25 5 U31 C31 U41 J 74508 u e l lT L _14_oa_ I 7407 Rt2 US7 1DIFLEx I C34 U4 1 IJ 7 504 RPII I C38 JI...

Page 469: ...7 47 19 42 83 119 1 15 12 20 10 48 14 7 84 120 156 13 28 14 49 14 7 85 121 1 17 14 8 14 50 14 7 86 122 158 15 14 7 51 14 7 87 123 159 16 16 8 52 20 10 BB 124 160 17 16 8 53 14 7 89 125 161 18 16 B 54...

Page 470: ...1 I 1 ABie 8 fESl AD2 4 us R07CTl AD3 l l A9 7 9 i A10 G 10 31 MN RX AD4 I Al1 11 R07t ml AD I A06 1111 A12 4 1 1 l RP2 AD7 A13 14 sv I 4 A14 4 7K ABB 8 AlS 1 A9 7 4 A16 1 A10 10 A17 17 II A18 I AU 12...

Page 471: ...gic Diagram HJCLIC 4 77 1 0 7 JPl r I 02 3o I J LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS 4 Alternate Mein Processor Board 3 of 14 A 19 r I 7 a 2 3 I U22 OEN 16 I 4 7K I I 1 I L BE J sv DEN 2 6 B PRDL cue 2 RESET 2 9 12...

Page 472: ...F2 JL_ _ IORB 9 Fl 6 6 tEfflB l U29 I 7 EPfU ISEL a 74502 7 2 II a I 607 5 618 121 1 1 Rni S 2 U51 3 6 18 1121 5 4 5 181121 r 74C l c BD4 516181121 i 4 P BOJ S 6181121 74502 U37 7 PI RAI 1 L re 1 74LS...

Page 473: ...2 RESET IN 13 XI 13 X2 QJ 24111 1 EPROM AO FE 2000 U7 STROBEl 1 6 AUTO FxDT l 1 9 4 INITl 1 6 J SCLINT _l_ _ _ J 4o JD022 DZ 7_____i t i L _1 _ 1I_ Jt 1 _ _ _ QD A TA 3 J2 10 J6 9 OATA4 J2 9 J6 II L 4...

Page 474: ...LIC0 SY 1 4 _7 IC 7 r I GATE 0 Th JGATE1 GATE 2 0 1 g 71 6 in U l I S 11 i lffl e t liffl l S t fT R TMTA g_ RPg 1 7 1LS74 q sv 1 a o s Q_ ic co u39 I oure I c R OUT I 13 OUT2 17 I 74508 l J U41 US6 U...

Page 475: ..._ 1 b lz_ _ _ 74LS32 1 8 LJ 6 L_J 7 I 2 56 4 PROI 3 cs 1 8 DAO e 1 1EM SEL 0 HEH SEL 1 c 6 14 16 17 11 n 14 I W G1 hs Ge nux 2 3 9 17 101 7 I I 1 9 6 L_ J 4 R6 8 330 13 14 cs U17 a 1 5 tA0 6 tAI 7 iA...

Page 476: ...h 1q 7 07 7 m EPROM CS1 Alternate Mein Processor Board 8 of 14 A 24 27128 A0 Al A2 A3 A4 AS A6 A7 AB A9 A10 All A12 A13 Ul4 l5GM I i nA D1 1 I 15 03 lk 04 OS 17 1A 07 a 6 HIPOL 4 7K 6 HIPO RD 0 1 1 4...

Page 477: ...R l 27 A1 1 11 l 11 RTS 3 BA2 A 2 RTS 32 13 t __ J2 21 JS 7 41 2 1 cs i SE RIAM L JFNL __Jl 0 f7 4 LS 1 2 i5 l 4 7VIC SY LI14 cs UI fGl SERIAL CS 9 I U34 Ji 8 _ 1 I p L _J OSR I 75154 CTS llll CARRIE...

Page 478: ...LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS 7 RAS 7 AS I 14 TPO SV Rl7 4 71 Logic Diagram Alternate Mein Processor Board 10 of 14 A 26 RA11 AOORESS 0 8...

Page 479: ...1 RP10 3 ROY Jl 30 4 7K lt i Jl 2S RPl0 R9 FE2188 Q 11 RO 1 e liE IIR DAQIN A 7 IICK 7 C 1 INTJN C c I CLK vco ROO 4 ROIi PS1 4 PS8 TtOUT IIDA t 7 OIOCOUT FRISTP l FLT TRO A RST IRl llf 40 INT WT l c...

Page 480: ...K 112 U3 8 18 Q e PEQUEST RFSH 19 AOSTl I 8 i1 e co ORO I y nAo 1 3 1 18 2A3 I 17 9 ORO l r s LEi co 2 17 RPtl 1 2 14 ORO 2 1 c 1 1 3 16 6 4 7k II C co ORO 3 oicKe 25 L J F 3 112 13 11 RESET 13 RESET...

Page 481: ...C78 R18 l 1 F J4 4 71 i Rl JVV 100111 w RESET IN0 12V 12V GND SV SV Ql 3906 SPKR HIPOL SV HIPO SW SV LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS 6 6 B SVr CRI C13 47 Fl IN4001 RS lMO R20 SV V f 4 71 12V OSC14 Alternate Ma...

Page 482: ...iV THERE ARE B EXF t NSION SLOTS IIITH THIS C0NFIGURATION JJ2 JJ9 SV t 1C1 9 10 11 14 34 J6 16 J6 IB J6 i B J6 i2 J6 i 4 IJ N c Jll 1 m 11 t1 Jll 3 fE QHAAEN Jll 5 Jll 11 Jll 13 Jll 15 Jll 17 ffi tiHl...

Page 483: ...i 1 1 017 0040411 1 t L MONITOR BOARD L ALPHA OISPL CONTR BOARD I I _ l 1 _ _ _ _1 I 017 0040329 MONITOR 017 0040329 f_J 017 0040060 I 11 1 I _j Ii I _ i _ P 51 _J 1 _ _ _ fft 1 i L L J I IJ I 1 I I...

Page 484: ...J I I r J GRAPHIC ADAPT BOARD I I I I i I 017 0040411 _ fl MONITOR BOARD I i l I 0 017 0040330 I L L i _ _J 1 I M I i L _tj _J i it 1 1 i o i I 1 s 1 KEYBOARD 1 t I I Tt 1 I tt i VOLUME r 41 _ r LJ _...

Page 485: ...C LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS FIX DISK C 3277 I LE J POWER SUPPLY 7 0040331 40332 Wiring Diagram 3 of 3...

Page 486: ...LAYOUTS AND SCHF MATICS Graphics Controller Board JS J3 J4 I J1 A 54...

Page 487: ...ller Board 1 of 5 S Cl l eJ 8Af 01 I OJ c 01 101 101 sv 5 0l ll LSI CRf CONIAOt LER 114S MAG MAil AEAO wlfiTr 1 CLK I U6 l ENBL MAI 1 REG SEI 1 MAI LIGHT PEN SIR08E 5 I II l REFRESH l II MA1 1 ACJ S l...

Page 488: ...1 11 12 1 IMS 211 tt I AJ n 1S MAT n 15 IK IA 11 l Al 11 u MAf u l AS l AS l A6 l AI lAT XAT ss J CT XAII XA7 XAII XA7 MATT MAt7 MAU MA ti aIS MATS MATS l AT MAU a 23 MAfl MATl a 17 MATJ MAU a 24 MAT1...

Page 489: ...LK ___ n 4 sv ruii I I lt JK I I I L _j MCCB MCC7 2 ct n CL IIEkJN TE 5 OSEO IJJIERNAt au _ LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS Graphics Controller Board 3 of 5 1 s o 4 81 4 CI 1 A1 4 81 AT S CI AT s ct 5 111 1 A1...

Page 490: ...i 4 01 SOR lc l l c _ BA I_ __ SY 1 037 l NC NC NC 1 1K L _J 1 ll_ S IA IVS 5 E l I 1 SZ _1 S El J _ _ _ a S E ll J____ Ill P 1 01 Cl o s o o s a 01 OOTCUC 11 b 9 UV Cll en ru is 11 L_ J 17y ru 1 t ly...

Page 491: ...raphics Controller Board 6 of 5 u s PAL Al Ill AASELI Ill CAS c 111 WINDOW _ I CCLK Ill 1 01 c Ill NC 111 ATL ltH o Ill s l Ill s a 071 c1 H S l NCJ _J RE Fal l 2 CJ CPUENI JI ClOSEO Pl ESSEY ISAMP O...

Page 492: ...D INTERNAT CHAR OPEN NORDIC CHAR 70 All MIT HCISSKLEBER FIXIERT FASTENED WITH HOT ADHESIVE LABEL SCHM 017 0040060 F AUFGEKLEBT GLUED 3 ITEM 77 GLUED ON SOLDERSIDE 2 NIGHT BESTUCKT C1 JP1 JP3 P2 NOT MO...

Page 493: ...2 Cl _ SL ll i 1 tc RGRT 4 D4 Al 2 4 9 NC JL NC NC L_ I c J CUR 4CO m _2 C UR S0R l Al l_ NC l C OISPEN S 7 OISEN L NC NC NC NC NC _ NC J NC 3 A3 Alpha Controller Board 1 of 4 IV v 1124 _ v 112 _ vu l...

Page 494: ...82 4 B2 VD7 XD7 XD7 VD6 XD6 X06 VOS xos xos V04 X04 xo VDl XOl X03 VD2 X02 X02 V01 XD1 xo vo XO XOI 2 C1 XD8 XD7 Alpha Controller Board 2 of 4 A 42 _83 _ DA T A_ G _AT E I 4 B2 l R r i A2 A3 A4 AS A6...

Page 495: ...lpha Control lar Board 3 of 4 II 17 15 IJ 1 81 ASC0 ASC7 J AJ 1 C2 c I Cl 1 C4 c H NT a RII 1 2K JP2 0 INlERN t T CHAR N _ z o c 1 1 2 C3 NC vv UNDERLINE XI X2 18 All SV ASCI ASCS ASC4 ASCJ ASC2 ASCI...

Page 496: ...5 4 8l AJ 4 83 Al B 11 MEMW MEMW 4 8l 4 8l A 31 Al A 28 3 1 B 12 MM NC A2 NC A1 NC A 4 83 NC 2_ 2 1l STATUSSEL i 1 1 NC J 04 1 C4 4 CJ CPIJM EL 2 Dl 4 Bl MEMR 2 81 2 82 4 83 2 02 4 84 E M W 9 a 11 1 s...

Page 497: ...1 HO SENSE J12 2 B c G N u 9 RA2 C34 S3 I SOPS 47K SI SOPO Jll 3 o oc GNO GND S2 2 RII RESERVED J11 5V 5V J5 7 DOD 0 000 SOPE 22M 47M J i 1 J2 I 3 25V 25V 12V r 12V 12V I 1 IC19 C 12V J2 2 GNO C3T C3...

Page 498: ...2 1511 W LED 51 CR51 JS 3 INDEX SENSOR GRAY 2 R51 150 MW cs1 CR52 lllllll p JS 4 BROWN 3 FLONT LED JS 5 BLUE 4 FPT SENSOR C32 JS 6 ll lM GND BLACK 5 J13 2 lSOPE JS 7 J13 1 so e DOD VIOLET 6 R54 2 2K J...

Page 499: ...D SCHEMATICS R111 31111 R121 R112 22K 15K c 147M R114 4 7K R113 R121 18K 22K R11512K R11812K Flexible Disk Drive 3 of BJ 5 R112 c 1 21 J 0 SV FPT LED INDEX LED 2 3 1 CONTROL R12S 1311 1 W R111 w W3 A...

Page 500: ...Control C102 R106 A118 33K r027K 75K C103r 6N1 R107 K 68K 4 SV Al 22KM w 11 FPT LED c101 Ol47I 122M 1HK A112 22M Flexible Disk Drive 4 of B A 48 C105 33M 25V r I 1 I A2 12Vlt I Al Alli 33 A113 Al A115...

Page 501: ...3 22M 16V C105 e 8 U101 7 _1_______ 0 __ 9 TA7259 6 R104 10 11M3512P 1 6K S R101 1 SK 11 12 13 14 3 2 4 V 4 u C E03 THS 113A 4 W C E01 THS 1113A R102 121 LED101 1113E LED102 19i13E R103 471 12V C101...

Page 502: ...0K 3 82K 3 VERSION TABLE U101 MS1728P 4 5 6 8 C102 0156J1 C104 10 947 C106 C105 R111 24K 47K 1NeP M C107 R109 R108 1 47M 47K 47K 13353 OR 133212 1332t5 D3442 R105 0 51K U102 MS51721L 2 3 4 5 6 8 R114...

Page 503: ...TROL 15532001 xx J12 W1 2 GND I 10 I 3 RD 6 j 4i _ 1 8 I I 6 1 F_M _______ 1 7 5V I INDEX SENSOR 1 1 FRONT LED FAT SENSOR 1 G_N D___ 1 g PCBAVFO OPT 15532010 xx J5 _ oo o____ 3 _ 1 _____________ 1_2_v...

Page 504: ...D SIDE 1 HEAD COMMON ERASE SHIELD COMMON ERASE SHIELD INUSE HEAD LOAD MOTOR ON DRIVE SELECT 0 DRIVE SELECT 1 DRIVE SELECT 2 DRIVE SELECT 3 DIRECTION IN STEP WRITE GATE A 52 Flexible Disk Drive 8 of 8...

Page 505: ...Ufl flD a i vu uo LD D D 0 11Yt SCLtCT J l Clll UCTC9 Gl1 t ULteT t o nt sntcr t tant uu r z IIC109 DI D1Ut 110 SU t T JtU we1 1 OAU uu 11Atl 00 w uc eouc lfAD D U s10r o11t sruc z r IUOT t1 u1 l D 10...

Page 506: ...0 2 a2L D2 O l i T IJ 111K I 010 i _ 0 7 07 lb v I D6 ______ 06 06 IS 6C D J O S 06 L_ o t a 03 03 1J 05 O 12 DC UNSAFE 8 D a 9 1 WFIITE FAULT 3K 13 05 OS I 1 ij L J I L lc l_ 17V 12VA T 511c 6 Ti B...

Page 507: ...C WRITE DATA E W cjg 6H RIWR o i 1 _ __ 26 31 32 LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS ____ OUT ENABLE WRITE FAULT DRIVE SELECT R2 v N 5 v l G ACTIVITY LED 5 R 1 5 w ACTIVITY LED F xed D sk Drive 2 of 2 A 66...

Page 508: ...D LJ I n eoe s Y ATICA1 CANE lJ Li DEFLECTION BOARD foN JalL _ l_ 1 CJIM ___ 911 Cl I con I IIIIClll NI ron VIDEO I I I Ch I I I L mn IOAlll 11 1 I L_ _ _ J U 1 A 11V t 4 I ao 01 ____ L en c t 11111 C...

Page 509: ...LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS Nonochro e Power Supply N 0 GNO o _ _____________ _ TJ 11 RII At4 RIO 10 D 28 C Jg CSI 12v SV O JA 0 25A C14 5 I HCA t2l A 57 NTC I TI R34 Pt R24 s S SINCR s 6 V 50 9 10 R4B C4...

Page 510: ...LAYOUTS AND SCH EMATICS Color CRT 8 Ill aa m iccz m o ii I a I 0 D L z i n _ er a r 1 m aa11C1 J A 58...

Page 511: ...MATICS Colar Pa er Supply 11111 11 e A 59 ff ftJ _ J _ _ J _ _ ____ __ H 1 1 _JL f J I crn i111u J 111 v b r 10on EllDII u ftl l j 4UII t S P tr 1r l A _ V uo jLi t r w 5 L9 0 p D P PO A i Do1J r 1111...

Page 512: ...48 4y t2 3 5 As 0 13 AT y L l SELENi 4 4 A D AU 1 15 5 3 At 0 1 15 ATC I 1 A D US A Tl 7 1 A D 17 AT7 SHT 5 6 I 23 A SHT s 9 2 RMA11 Ht A F i 15 SHT 4 CA CS CCLK I s e cs2 6 WE SHT 5 LS12 106 MC6845 S...

Page 513: ...19 12A 8 LSl2510 vcc 7 5 J BOOO I 12A LS125 i 7A l P1 R1 I 12A I 12t 11 I LS125 1J BA LSIJ8 JBO JBF II 13 IOR SHT 5 IOW SHT J 4 6 RESET SHT J 4 6 RESET SHT 6 LSCI e se SHT J 2 6845CS SHT 4 6845CS SHT...

Page 514: ...LSIM LS 74 CURSOR 1 2 3 L J HSYNC DLY SHT 2 SHT 5 7 4 5 I I VSYNC DLY HSYNC 02 a 7 SHT 2 11 o a T SHT J 4 5 7 CURSOR DLY VSYNC I 13 0 12 SHT2 SHT2 1 o a 1s I DISPEN DLY 0 0 SHT 5 SHT 4 5 HCLK 9 I I2 L...

Page 515: ...CURSOR DLV SHT 4 SHT2 05 SHT 4 SHT I SHT 4 SOOTS SHT J i SHT J 4 RAJ m RAJ m SHT2 PENDLY 11 SHT 4 VCC SH L Cc C 5_ _ ________ SHT 4 OGEN SITO 1 1 SJ2 I I S86 SHT LSe 12C J1 LS24 RED GREEN I I ul j __...

Page 516: ...A r WEOil 2 MDJ 640COLOA I _ 6 __ 1 DO SHTJ SHT 3 5 6 P1 A31 c HT J f 5 c HT A SHT 4 HI 4 SHT 5 jl T J SHT 4 SHT 5 SHT 5 SHT 5 SHT 4 SHT 6 SHT 3 SHT4 fi 6845 LSJ74 DO D7 fl 33 D8 MA0 1 l I 12B 1 32 QI...

Page 517: ...4 16 BD2 6 14 803 8 12 B04 11 9 BD5 13 7 BD6 15 5 B07 17 3 1G 2G y1 y14 LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS 90 LS37 CCII 3 D 0 2 CC1 4 D 0 5 CC2 7 D 0 6 CC3 8 D 0 9 CC4 13 D 0 12 ccs 14 D 0 15 CC6 17 D 0 16 CC7 1...

Page 518: ...86 CAS CC 1 4F LS86 1E SA D 9 Ls0 8 LS84 LS86 1 LS98 3 4 6 2 30 J CAS SF 5 __ LS84 3 4 69 84 NS PERIOO 14MHZ 7MHZ 2 J RAS 01 2A Silt 13 586 4f8 LS125 f l11 12b 11 Si l SA 1e 1 113 LS84 13 12 SA V 5 _...

Page 519: ...E R 04 04 BB o J 13 05 05 1 1 2716 2732 c 11A 1 14 06 06 l J J 7 19 iJ oae 1 7 e l J B 1 11 07 07 16 J i n A9 07 tt f I 2 A 8 IA 08 0 8 19 5 23 A 8 06 15 2 9 CLR CLKCLR A7 os8 1 S1 L CCLATCH 11 1 p L...

Page 520: ...1 is 2 WE IE LS84 1 2 CPU MEM SEL t r 1 I 11 3 bcLK o CLR IF LS84 1 1 o GRPH vcc 8 AT LATCH SHTU SHT4 SHT 2 SHT 2 SHT J SHT 2 SHT 2 3 SHT 2 SHTJ IF LS94 d 0 READY P1 A18 MEMr COLOR SEL CO HCLK LCLK VS...

Page 521: ...HT 3 4 5 6 1F Hl SHT6 H2 12 9 SE SHT 6 LCLK 11 8 SHT 4 12 12A vcc L5244 12 AJ HSYNC OLY 2 2K 03 05 BW2 02 SHT 5 vcc 40 50 SD 57 3 58MHZ 01 SHT4 2N3904 SHT 5 14MHZ 13 A7 33 J2 R6 51 RS HNI r 14MHZ i4 J...

Page 522: ...LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS Meaory Expansion Board UI 5 U10 Ul9 u u u ii N u u I u I u u t u u u N V V u A 70...

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Page 526: ...AND SCHEMATICS MA0 MAB l AI MU I CID 7 I MU 13 MAS MU II MAJ 11 MA7 I 87 RAS4 1 A2 CAS41 080 087 1 Cl Re AS S 4 I A2 5 5 1 x v J1 II U11 U12 Memory Expansion Board 4 of 4 A 74 U13 u1 U15 U16 U17 U18 1...

Page 527: ...1 0 LAYOUTS AND SCHENATICS DLC Inhouse I F Board LABEL SCHM 017 0042937 B AUFGEKLEBT GLUED 70 72 Label NOTE 2 A 75 NOTEU 75 74 81 78 View A 74 76...

Page 528: ...C3 1 D JOR 2 04 39 A6 25 31 2 04 AS 26 07 07 37 A 27 C 06 35 Al 28 05 35 Al 29 o 3 At 30 03 Al 33 Al 31 02 DI D 3 Bt ROM 11 2 C4 BIOR JOW MEO 1 04 2 81 I 2 C4 MWR 2 84 PCLKB RI IN INSTAT 810W 12 21 I...

Page 529: ...TSTART 4MSSTOP 5y Cl 3 4 B Hl IS 18 22 23 28 31 9 l F Rll 1K AOOROE C2 lnF DACK DACK 1 04 DACK 1 C2 BRST 1 Ct HO 0 2 C4 MWR 1 C4 1 D4 1 03 2 A4 2 84 1 C2 BRST ClS lnF I Cl BRST 1l 1 AI TSTOP 12 2 C4...

Page 530: ...2W 75451 1 12 R19 l1 GRD GRD TOM 13 75450 1 D2 U21 511 CR4 U21 Q 11 4 6 2 TB RIB 5111 CR3 KEY 5 C 5V R16 C14 12V R11 C11 15K 47pF C6 CR1 11l0K 11 1pF 11 1 2 12V R12 J2 T1 11 2 2K R6 7 4 R13 C21 1 7 R...

Page 531: ...LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS v daotax Adapter Board 106 107 os 02 I 104 102 A 79...

Page 532: ...T 15 RE 14 PMA y TPI 12 CSEU sv C1 S 8 11 14 16 18 27 J0 36 __ _ GRD Cll 4 7 IF 12V l 82 5 82 l 8l l 02 1 D4 l Ol R21 2 7k PUI 1 03 5 82 2 Cl T S 2 C1 1MHz Videotex Adapter Board 1 of 5 A 80 V PT8 V9...

Page 533: ...2 81 1 C1 1 CI DIAi D1A2 02AJ D3A4 DUS OSA6 D6A7 07AB 2 01 2 81 1 CI D8A9 D9A1d OIGA11 D11Al2 D12A13 013Al4 D1 A15 015A16 PUP3 2 6 PRS2LI 2 CS PBOEI 22 OE BWR 27 WR PMA1 PMA2 9 6264 PMA3 8 BKIIB PMA4...

Page 534: ..._2__ 1_ 02 c 5 Cl Adapter Board 3 of 5 g 6 WA ITFS HMlkH 01211S l 02 AJ TX 1 A2 1 5 02 5 Al 1 82 2 c J2 14 13 5 Cl l Al 01 A1S 015A16 BO l 7 1 e __ I 1 01 l lllll ll BAl1 2 BAI BAO 12 eo 806 805 eo 80...

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Page 536: ...c lnF 1 F 21 C21 22lnF 1 CJ lpF J2 L1 4 NC 47 H 02 25 2 C1 R4 3 Ml 12V All 9 A11 1 2K Videotex Adapter Board 5 of 5 A 84 1MHz l Al B A 1 2 _ All l lk SY R4 Ilk CPI IIS1 U13 RXC AD OSR NC PU2 x1e 23 19...

Page 537: ...LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS Vidaotax Switchboard 1 1111 y A 85...

Page 538: ...1 7f H sv RS R1 2 7K 01 8 Pl 1 BTX Rlf IHK 2 RM RU 75 3 GM Rll 75 4 BM Rll 75 ii YNCI 9 GR0 11 NC IK 1 l 7 6 8 A 86 RI llf RI 47 Videotex Switchboard a 11 II l 11 II ICJ SOSHI ____ IC4 SOSNI ___ SV RI...

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Page 542: ...LAYOUTS AND SCHEMATICS Keyboard CR9 GD a _ R6 r R2 RI 8 1 t 0 f A XI U2 u E J m j i _ _ _ _ __ I C1 T T c CR16 RS C5 Cl c 216 220 217 A 90 U6 U7 c t J Tc 7 4 232 233 221 222 223 s 6 3...

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