The S/09 version of the SS-50 and SS-30 busses
The most significant change here from the older
6800 version
is the inclusion of four additional address lines, allowing up to a
megabyte of main memory. Other changes include the dropping of
baud-rate signals, alterations to some of the clock and control lines
to correspond with 6809 signals, and slightly higher voltages on some
of the power supply lines.
- *D0 - (complement) data bus line 0
- *D1 "
- *D2 "
- *D3 "
- *D4 "
- *D5 "
- *D6 "
- *D7 - (complement) data bus line 7
- A15 - address bus line 15
- A14 "
- A13 "
- A12 "
- A11 "
- A10 "
- A9 "
- A8 "
- A7 "
- A6 "
- A5 "
- A4 "
- A3 "
- A2 "
- A1 "
- A0 - address bus line 0
- GND power line
- GND "
- GND "
- +8V "
- +8V "
- +8V "
- -16V "
- +16V power line
- index-slot - prevents backwards insertion
- *Memory Ready
- *BSY/*NMI - (complement) non-maskable interrupt
- *IRQ - (complement) interrupt request
- *FIRQ - (complement) fast interrupt request
- *Q - (complement) the "quadrature" clock signal
- *E - another clock signal
- *VMA - (complement) Valid Memory Address
- R/*W - Read / (complement) Write
- *Reset - (complement) Reset or power-up
- BA - Bus Available for DMA
- BS - ???
- *Halt - (complement) halts the processor
- *Bus Req - (complement) bus request
- A19 - address bus line 19
- A18 "
- A17 "
- A16 - address bus line 16
The S/09 version of the SS-30 Bus
The I/O slots are addressed starting at $E000, and have 16 bytes each.
So there are now four register select lines.
- RS2 - register select 2 - like A2
- RS3 - register select 2 - like A3
- -16V power line
- +16V "
- GND "
- GND power line
- index-slot - prevents backwards insertion
- *FIRQ/Q
- *IRQ - (complement) interrupt request
- RS0 - register select 0 - like A0
- RS1 - register select 1 - like A1
- D0 - data bus line 0
- D1 "
- D2 "
- D3 "
- D4 "
- D5 "
- D6 "
- D7 - data bus line 7
- E
- R/*W - Read / (complement) Write
- +8V power line
- +8V power line
- 1200b - 1200 baud clock signal
- 4800b - 4800 "
- 300b - 300 "
- 9600b - 9600 "
- 110b - 110 baud clock signal
- *Reset - (complement) Reset or power-up
- Board Select
21-Nov-1997
yakowenk@csx.unxc.edu
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