User Area
The user area (J25 and 41) will accept two devices (of the same type) from those de-
tailed in Table 16. Address and control lines are defined by wire-wrap areas WD1 and
WD2. The standard (default) devices are a 2764/27128 EPROM.
Table 18 defines the jumper field settings required for these devices. Figure 16 shows
their location and Figure 17 is the wiring diagram of the wire wrap areas.
Table 18 User Area Jumper Settings
Device Type
Device
WD1
to
WD2
Connection
Pin
2732 EPROM
26
WD1# 1
-
WD2# 2
Vcc
27
WD1# 2 -
O/C
1
WD1# 4 -
O/C
2764/27128 EPROM
26
WD1# 1
-
WD2# 1
A14
27
WD1# 2 - WD2# 2 Vcc Default
1
WD1# 4 - WD2# 2 Vcc
27256 EPROM
26
WD1# 1
-
WD2# 1
A14
27
WD1# 2 - WD1# 3
A15
1
WD1# 4
-
WD2# 2
Vcc
27512
26
WD1# 1
-
WD2# 1
A14
27
WD1# 2
-
WD1# 3
A15
1
WD1# 4
-
WD2# 4
A16
6264 SRAM
26
WD1# 1
-
WD2# 2
Vcc
27
WD1# 2 -
WD2# 3 R/W*
1
WD1# 4 -
O/C
62256 SRAM
26
WD1# 1
-
WD2# 1
A14
27
WD1# 2
-
WD2# 3
R/W*
1
WD1# 4
-
WD1# 3
A15
* Not needed for 2764
NOTE:
2732 is a 24-pin device and should reside between pins 3 and 26 inclusive
of J25 and J41.
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