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using either of these slave images. Note that the slave base address of the SCV64 can be
reprogrammed by the host by loading appropriate values in the SCV64 VMEbus Base
Address Register.
The SCV64 can be configured to perform VMEbus Master Block Transfers by loading the
SCV64 internal registers with the appropriate VMEbus Start Address, the local (to the
ICS-130) start address, and the transfer count. After the DMAGO bit in the SCV64 Control
Register is set, the SCV64 will acquire the VMEbus and perform the requested transfer,
freeing the host for other tasks. Note that the VMEbus specification limits block transfers to
a maximum of 256 Bytes, however the ICS-130 design does not prevent transfers of larger
blocks. Transfers can be in either D64 (MBLT) or D32 (BLT) data path width. D64 transfer
rates as high as 70 MB/s can be attained. A programmable VMEbus interrupt is available to
indicate that a transfer has been completed. Programmable interrupts are also available for
the ADC Data Ready condition.
3.7 Cascading Multiple Boards
The ICS-130 provides simultaneous sampling not only on all channels on one board, but
also on all channels across multiple boards. The ICS-130's PLL clock circuitry allows
multiple board systems to have simultaneous triggering (+/- 0 samples) and less than 1.5
ns board to board sampling skew.
In order to achieve multiple board synchronization, one board is designated as the "Master"
and provides clock and trigger signals to the other (“Slave”) boards in the group. As with
single boards, either internal or external clock and trigger signals may be used with multiple
board configurations. In the case of external clock and/or trigger, the user supplies the
external signal(s) to the master, which in turn distributes the clock and trigger to the slaves.
Master/slave status can be programmed in the Control Register (see 5.8). The 20 pin
header on the front panel of the ICS-130 provides access to all signals necessary for multi
card synchronization. Details of the P4 pinout are given in appendix 6.3. The term Master in
this context should not be confused with VMEbus bus mastership.
Important note: All boards to be synchronized must be located in the same VMEbus
chassis in order to avoid violation of timing requirements.
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