IORGE
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From Felix Knajzev → To Stanislav Udin 11 September 2000
Greetings, Stanislav!
[Saturday September 9, 2000] at [21:31:04] Stanislav Udin wrote a letter to All.
They discussed the topic "IORGE". Let's continue what we started...
SU> Please give the scheme for creating the subject, implemented
SU> only on microcircuits, without transistors.
On one element from 555LP8: input - at +5V, output - at /IOGE, /OE - at
device _address_ decoder (give it the A4 address if for a modem a la
M.Kondratiev). For the device decoder itself, you need to take a “clean” /IORQ with 20
Z80 legs.
=============== here we will start the file "MakeIOGE.C" ================
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The diagram shows quite clearly how to connect
modification to the computer. You may need to do
blocking all input/output ports on your computer, including
moment when the KP580BB55A ports are being accessed, to exclude
conflicts! The control signal for this can be
log."0" on the 6th pin (/CS) of BB55A. For example, for Scorpion
you can do this: (I haven’t tried it in practice, but it should work)
- Remove the /IORQ signal for the circuit from the 20th leg of the Z80.
o+5B
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1K B│<┘E
On the 6th pin.>──o──███─o─┤ KT361, KT3107, etc.
KP580BB55A │ │ │ K
└──┤├──┘ │* 20pF └───> per signal /IORQCE
* The capacitor may not be installed.
Or use a more “cool” scheme, for the implementation of which
you will need a free element MC K555LP8:
1/4 K555LP8
┌──┬──┐
+5B o─2┤D0│1 ├3───> to the /IORQCE signal
├──┤ │
On the 6th pin>─1oE0│ │
KP580BB55A └──┴──┘
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============== here we will end the file "MakeIOGE.C" ================
Best regards, Felix.
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