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T.O. 31S5-4-308-l
TM 11-5805-663-14-13
NAVELEX 0967-464-0010
data stored by the CPU transmit register
CPU transmit register
circuit is also transmitted to the CPU ALU
onto the 1NFIBUS data
input multiplexer circuit for selection.
e INFIBUS is stored by
ter circuit for use by
5-183. Detail Analysis (see figure 17).
Data stored by the CPU receive
When master reset, MRES-N, is generated
circuit is routed to the CPU ALU
on the INFIBUS, inverter I1 inverts MRES-N
ltiplexer circuit.
and the output of I1 is inverted by inverter
I2 which generates RSET-N. RSET-N clears
etail Analysis (see figure 16).
the transmit shift registers U51 and U61
set, MRES-N, is generated
and is routed to and clears the CPU address
transmit register
recognition circuit, CPU address register
which clears the
circuit and CPU receive register circuit.
69 and U79. Data
receivers U50, U60, U70 and
5-184.  Data, LBOO-P through LB15-P, from
er 12 typical) inverts the data,
the CPU ALU circuit, is routed to the paral-
present on the
lel inputs of transmit shift registers U51
enerate DAOO-P
and U61. When the CPU control circuit
hich is routed to receive
generates STSL-P and STSR-P, a low to high
rs U59, U69 and U79. When the
transition of CKTR-N from the CPU central
slaved to read data present on the
timing control circuit causes transmit shift
S data lines, the CPU address recgo-
registers U51 and U61 to be loaded with the
nition circuit generates RDCK-P which loads
parallel data, LBOO-P through LBl5-P.
the receive registers U59, U69 and U79
Transmit shift registers U51 and U61 store
with DAOO-P through DA15-P. The receive
the data and generate T00S-P through T15S-P
registers U59, U69 and U79 store the data
which are routed to the inputs of the trans-
and generate ROOS-P through R15S-P which
mit data bit selector U62 and to the CPU
are routed to the CPU ALU input multiplexer
receive register circuit and CPU ALU input
circuit for selection. ROOS-P is also routed
multiplexer circuit.
to the CPU control circuit for testing.
5-180. When the CPU is slaved to read
5-185.  The CPU ALU input multiplexer cir-
out data or when the CPU is slaving
cuit generates a binary code comprised of
another Processor module and providing
M12S-P through M15S-P which causes the
data, the CPU transmit register circuit gen-
transmit data bit selector to select one of
erates TOOS-P through T15S-P. Inverters I2
the sixteen data bits, TOOS-P through
through I17 invert TOOS-P through T15S-P
T15S-P. If the selected bit position is high,
and the data is routed to data bus driver/
the transmit data bit selector transmits
receivers U5O, U60, U70, and U80.
BITl-N to the CPU control circuit.
TOOR-N and T15R-N are also routed to the
CPU emulation instruction register circuit
5-186. When the CPU control circuit gen-
to modify the fields within the microcode
erates STSL-P, the S1 inputs of transmit
word. When the CPU address recognition
shift registers U51 and U61 are disabled.
circuit generates WOLN-P, the data bus
This causes transmit shift registers U51
and U61 to shift the stored data to the left
driver/receivers U50, U60, U70 and U80
(QH to QA) on each successive low to high
are strobed which generates DBOO-N through
transition of CKTR-N.
DB15-N.
5-181. CPU TRANSMIT REGISTER CIRCUIT.
5-187. When the CPU control circuit gen-
erates STSR-P, the SO inputs transmit shift
5-182.  Genera 1. The CPU transmit register
registers U51 and U61 are disabled. This
circuit stores the data to be strobed to the
causes transmit shift registers U51 and U61
INFIBUS data lines. It also receives data
to shift the stored data to the right (QA to
from the CPU ALU circuit and transmits data
QH) on each successive low to high transi-
to the CPU receive register circuit, The
tion of CKTR-N.

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