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T.O. 31S5-4-308-l
T M 11-5805-664-14-13
NAVELEX 0967-464-0010
and clears the INFIBUS to allow other func-
PCDI-P (waveform B, figure 11) is generated
tions to be serviced. Normally, within 2
which enables gate G12. PCDI-P is delayed
usec, DONE-N (waveform I, figure 11) is
by delay DL2 for 20 nsec and then activates
generated by the serviced Processor function
G12. The output of G12 is inverted by in-
to indicate a completed data transfer. STRB-N
verter I2, generating PCDE-P which activates
is removed. The removal of STRB-N re-
gate G13 and enables gate G24. The output of
moves RSTR-P and RSTN-N which activates
G12 is also delayed by delay DL3 for 50 nsec.
G26, clearing FF8. The 0 output of FF8
The output of DL3 disables G13. G13 gener-
ates the precedence pulse PCDB-P (waveform
(high) is inverted by I4 which disables G27.
C, figure 11).  If SACK-N is not received
The Bus Controller alarm and INFIBUS
from the selected Processor function within
timing circuit returns to its initial condi-
tions as explained previously.
2 usec, SS5 resets which activates G24.
The output of G24 activates gate G23 which
5-140. With an interrupt being cycled by
activates gate G19, generating SACK-N.
the Bus Controller service request selection
SACK-N prevents the selected function from
and interrupt circuits, the Bus Controller
being serviced and aborts the cycle which
alarm and INFIBUS timing circuits supports
clears the INFIBUS to allow other Processor
functions to be serviced. Normally, within
the cycle with additional signals. The nor-
ma1 internal SACK-N and QUIT-N timing is
25 to 350 nsec after PCDA-P is generated,
SACK-N (waveform D, figure 11) is generated
involved as explained previously and in
by the selected Processor function. Inverter
addition, HOLD-N and DNOL-P are gener-
13 inverts SACK-N, generating RSAK-P (wave-
ated for the CPU to read the interrupting
form E, figure 11) which is routed to the
Processor function device number. As an
Bus Controller service request select and
interrupt is initiated, SCRS-N (waveform J,
interrupt circuit. NSAK-N (waveform F,
figure 11) is generated by the Bus Controller
figure 11) is generated by the Bus Controller
service request selection and interrupt cir-
service request select and interrupt circuit
cuit which resets the internal interrupt flip-
and S11P-P and PCDI-P are removed.  NSAK-N
flops U68. Also, at the same time, RNIR-P
disables gate G25 and with PCDI-P removed,
(waveform K, figure 11) and INAR-N (wave-
PCDE-P is also removed. RSAK-P also acti-
form L, figure 11) are removed. With RNIR-P
vates gate G21 which triggers single shot SS4
low, G20 is disabled which removes DNOL-P
which will be set for 2 usec. The output of
(waveform M, figure 9). With INAR-N high,
G33 is activated which sets FF11 and the 1
G21 also sets flip-flop FF9. The output of
SS4 sets flip-flop FF8. The 0 output of FF8
output of FF11 enables G31. CYST-N (wave-
is inverted by inverter 14 which enables
form N, figure 11) is generated after S11P-P
G27.
(waveform A, figure 11) and PCDI-P (wave-
form B, figure 11) are generated. G33 is
5-139. 20 to 30 nsec after SACK-N is gen-
disabled by CYST-N and the output of G33
erated, the selected Processor function
enables G31.  PCDB-P is generated at this
presents its data and 50 nsec later its strobe
time and G31 is activated. The output of
on the INFIBUS.  The strobe, STRB-N (wave-
G31 sets FF12 which enables gate G32,
form G, figure 11), is inverted by inverter I6,
disables G33, and activates gates G34 and
generating RSTR-P.  RSTR-P is inverted by
G37. The output of G34 sets FF13 and
inverter I8, generating RSTN-N. RSTN-N
activates gate G40. G37 generates PSAK-N
disables G26 and G21 which clears FF9.
which disables G20. The 1 output of FF13
The 0 output of FF9 enables G26. 20 to 30
enables gates G35, G36 and G39 and acti-
nsec after STRB-N is received, SACK-N is
vates gate G41 which activates G40. The
removed which removes RSAR-P and NSAK-N.
output of G40, ONLN-P (waveform 0, fig-
If the service cycle is not completed within
ure 11), enables gate G28. ONLN-P is
2 usec after SACK-N is generated, SS4 resets
also inverted by inverter I5 which activates
which activates G27. The output of G27 is
G30 and sets flip-flop FF10. The output of
coupled through bus drive: receivers U28
G30 is coupled through driver DR4, which
which generates QUIT-N (waveform H, fig-
generates HOLD-N (waveform P, figure 11).
ure 11). QUIT-N aborts the service cycle
HOLD-N prevents the CPU from performing
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