Motorola MVME135 User manual

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HVHE135/135-1fKV"E136

CUSTOMER

lmER

HVHEl3l/l)

SEPTEMBER

1987

This

letter

directed to customers

using

MVMEl35Bug,

Revision 1.0,

and

software designers writing

code

for the

MC6B681

OUART

the

MVME135.

The

purpose

clarify

error

in the data sheet

the

H(68681

which

defines

the reset condition of the Interrupt Status Register

(lSR)

$00.

Two

potential situations

exist

can

cause

this

to not

read

SOO

after

power-up

reset

condition.

The

first

case involves

bits

two

and

six of the

lSR.

the Delta

Break

bits

for

each

serial port.

Due

anomaly

in the chip

circuitry,

either

of these

bits

may

set

after

power-up

condition.

This

anomaly

has

been

verified

both

vendors

of the chip (Motorola

and

Signetlcs)

and

should

not

considered

fatal faults in the

part.

their

power-up

conditions will not affect

normal

operation of these

bits.

The proper

initialization

sequence for these

bits

write all port control

registers

to desired values, then issue a "

Reset

Channel

Break

Change

Interrupt"

command

for

each

channel.

this point,

the

state

of these

bits

will

valid

and

further operations of these

bits

will

accurate.

The

second

case involves

bit

three of the

ISR,

the Counter/

Timer

Ready

bit.

This

bit

may

set

after

power-up

or reset condition

and

prior to

being

read

software

the

lSR.

The

reason for

this

is that the

HC68681

powers

the free running timer

mode.

and

the timer

may

reach the

end

of a count-

down

sequence,

setting

the

Counter/Tim~r

Ready

bit

any

time

after

release

of the reset line. This

status

condition is

normal

to the device

and

will

not

affect

normal

operation of the part.

The

proper

Initialization

sequence

for

the

HC68681

timer Is to

initialize

the desired timer

modes,

then

perform

read

the

Stop

Counter

command

address to

clear

ISR

bit

three.

this

pOint. further

setting

of the

bit

will

due

normal

counter/timer

operation

and

may

considered valid.

Due

operation of the

ISR

the

MC68681

described

above.

intermittent

failures of the

MVMEI358ug.

Revision 1.0, confidence

test

SAO

may

observed.

These

failures are related to the

ISR

not containing

SOO

after

reset.

described, this is

not

a fatal

error,

and

the

MVHE135Bug

will

operate normally

after

exiting the confidence

test.

Future releases of the

MVMEI35Bug

will correct for the operation of the

HC68681

and

will

not

demonstrate

this

error.

apologize for

any

inconvenience this

may

cause.

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SAFETY

SUMMARY

SAFETY DEPENDS ON YOU

The

following

general

safety

precautions

must

observed

during

all

phases

operation. service,

and

repair

this

equipment.

Failure

comply

with

these

precautions

with

specific

warnings elsewhere

In this

manual

violates

safety

standards

design,

manufacture,

and

Intended

use

the equipment.

Motorola

Inc. assumes

/lability

for

the

customer's

failure

comply

with

these requirements. The

safety

precautions

listed

below

represent

warnings

certain

dangers

which

are

aware. You,

the user

the

product.

should

these

warnings

and

all

other

safety

precautions

necessary

for

the safe

operation

the

eq~lpment

your

operating

environment.

GROUND THE

INSTRUMENT.

minimize

shock

hazard,

the

equipment

chassis

and

enclosure

must

connected

electrical

ground. The

equipment

supplied

with

three-conductor

power

cable.

The

power

cable must

either

plugged

into

approved

three-contact

electrical

outlet

used

with

three-contact

two-contact

adapter. with the

grounding

wire

(green)

firmly

connected

electrical

ground

(safety ground) at the

power

outlet.

The

power

jack

and

mating

plug

the

power

cable

meet

International

Electrotechnical

Commission (IEC) safety standards.

DO NOT OPERATE IN AN EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE.

not

operate the

equipment

in the presence

flammable

gases

fumes.

Operation

any electrical

equipment

such

environment

constitutes

definite

safety

hazard.

KEEP AWAY FROM LIVE

CIRCUITS.

Operating

personnel

must

not

remove

equipment

covers.

Only

Factory

Authorized

Service Personnel

other

qualified

maintenance

personnel

may

remove

equipment

covers

for

internal

subassembly

component

replacement

any

internal adjustment. Do

not

replace

components

with

power

cable

connected.

Under

certain

conditions,

dangerous

voltages

may

exist

even

with

the

power

cable removed.

avoid injuries. always

disconnect

power

and

di~charge

circuits

before

touching

them.

DO NOT SERVICE

ADJUST

ALONE.

not

attempt

internal

service

adjustment

unless

another

person,

capable

rendering

first aid and

resuscitation. is present.

USE

CAUTION

WHEN EXPOSING

HANDLING

THE

CRT.

Breakage

the

Cathode-Ray

Tube

(CRT)

causes a

high-velocity

scattering

glass fragments

(implo-

sion).

prevent

CRT

implosion,

avoid

rough

handling

jarring

the

equipment.

Handling

of the

CRT

should

done

only

qualified

maintenance

personnel

USing

approved

safety

mask and gloves.

NOT

SUBSTITUTE PARTS OR

MODIFY

EQUIPMENT.

Because

the

danger

introducing

additional

hazards,

not

install

substitute

parts

perform

any

unauthorized

modification

the

equipment.

Contact

Motorola

Field

Service

Division

for

service and

repair to ensure that

safety

features are maintained.

DANGEROUS PROCEDURE

WARNINGS.

Warnings,

such

the

example

below,

precede

potentially

dangerous

procedures

throughout

this

manual.

Instructions

contained

the

warnings

must be

followed.

You

should

also

employ

all

other

safety

precautions

which

you

deem

necessary

for

the

operation

the

equipment

your

operating

environment.

WARNING

Dangerous

voltages,

capable

causing

death,

are

present

this

equipment.

Use

extreme

caution

when

handling,

testing,

and

adjusting.

SP015163

R.l

(1/88)

PREFACE

This

manual

provides

general

information,

hardware

preparation,

installation

instructions,

functional

description,

and

support

information

for

the

MVME135/MVME136

Monoboard

Series

32-Bit

Microcomputers.

This

manual

intended

for

anyone

who

wants

design

OEM

systems,

supply

additional

capabil

ity

existing

compatible

system

a 1

environment

for

experimental

purposes.

A bas i c

knowl

edge

computers

and di

gita

1 1ogi

cis

assumed.

use

this

manual, you

should

faimilar

with

the

publications

listed

the

Re7ated Documentation

paragraph

Chapter

this

manual.

The

computer

programs

stored

the

read

only

memories

this

device contain

material copyrighted

r10torola Inc.,

first

published

1988.

and

may

used

only

under

a license

such

the License for

Computer

Programs

(Article

14)

contained

Motorola's

Terms

and

Conditions of Sale.

Rev.

1/79.

WARNING

THIS

EQUIPMENT

GENERATES,

USES,

AND

CAN

RADIATE

RADIO

FREQUENCY

ENERGY

AND

NOT

INSTALLED

AND

USED

ACCORDANCE

WITH

THE

INSTRUCTIONS

MANUAL,

MAY

CAUSE

INTERFERENCE

RADIO

COMMUNICATIONS.

HAS

BEEN

TESTED

AND

FOUND

COMPLY

WITH

THE

LIMITS

FOR

CLASS

COMPUTING

DEVICE

PURSUANT

SUBPART

PART

FCC

RULES,

WHICH

ARE

DESIGNED

PROVIDE

REASONABLE

PROTECTION

AGAINST

SUCH

INTERFERENCE

WHEN

OPERATED

COMMERCIAL

ENVIRONMENT.

OPERATION

THIS

EQUIPMENT

RESIDENTIAL

AREA

LIKELY

CAUSE

INTERFERENCE

WHICH

CASE

THE

USER,

HIS

OWN

EXPENSE,

WILL

REQUIRED

TAKE

WHATEVER

MEASURES

NECESSARY

CORRECT

THE

INTERFERENCE.

VMEmodule,

VSBbus.

and

135bug

are trademarks of

Motorola

Inc.

Second

ion

1989

by r10torola Inc.

First

Edition April

1987

MYMEI35,

MYMEI35-1,

MVMEI35A,

MVME136,

AND

MVMEl36A

32-BIT

MICROCOMPUTERS

USER'S

MANUAL

(MVMEI35jD2)

The

information

this

document

has

been

carefully

checked

and

believed

entirely

reliable.

However,

responsibility

assumed

for

inaccuracies.

Furthermore, Motorola

reserves

the

right

make

changes

any

products

herei

improve

rel

i abi 1i

ty,

function,

design.

Motorola does not assume

any

liability

arising

out

the

application

or use

any

product

circuit

described

herein;

neither

does

convey

any

license

under

its

patent

rights

the

rights

others.

TABLE

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

1 -

GENERAL

INFORMATION

1.1

1.2

1.3

1.3.1

1.3.2

1.4

1.5

1.6

1.7

NTRODUCT

ION

...•••.••.•..•.......•...........••.•

FEATURES

.....•..••.•.•••..•.•....••..............

SPECIFICATIONS

.................................

Cooling

Requirements

•.....•.•••••••.•..•....•.

FCC

Comp

ance

•.•.•.......•••.••..••.•.•......

GENERAL

DESCRIPTION

.............................

MVME135/136

CONFIGURATIONS

..•.•.............••.•.

REFERENCE

DOCUMENTATION

...............•.....••...

MANUAL

TERMINOLOGY

..............................

CHAPTER

2 -

HARDWARE

PREPARATION

AND

INSTALLATION

Page

1-1

1-2

1-4

1-5

1-6

1-7

2.1 INTRODUCTION.. .

•

. .

....

. .

2-1

2.2

UNPACKING

INSTRUCTIONS

....

...•.••••••...

.........

2-1

2.3

HARDWARE

PREPARATION.............................

2-1

2.3.1

VMEbus

Lock For

VSBbus

(Jl)

....

.....

......•...

2-4

2.3.2

Bus

Grant/Request Level

Select

(J2)

...........

2-4

2.3.3

Factory

Test Jumper

(J5)

........

.•.•..••....

2-6

2.3.4

RAM

Acknowledge

Mode

(J6)

...........

.....•••

2-6

2.3.5

ROM

Size

Select

(J7)

•.•.................

...•••

2-7

2.3.6

DRAM

Address

Multiplex

Select

(J8)

•.........••

2-8

2.3.7

Local/VMEbus Timeout

Disable

(Jll)

............

2-8

2.3.8

DRAM

Cycle

Start

Mode

Select

(J12)

.......••.•.

2-9

2.3.9

External

Timer

Select

(JI3,J14)

••.......•.•...

2-10

2.4

SERIAL

PORT

CABLING..............................

2-11

2.4.1

DB-9

DB-25

Cable Connection

.•..............

2-11

2.5

VME

CHASSIS

INSTALLATION

•...•....................

2-12

CHAPTER

3 -

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

3.1

INTRODUCTION..............

........

......

.........

3-1

3.2

FRONT

PANEL......................................

3-1

3.2.1

LED

Indicators................................

3-1

3.2.2

ABORT

Switch

(Sl)

.............................

3-1

3.2.3

RESET

Switch (S2)

.............................

3-1

3.2.4

Mapping Switch (S3)

...........................

3-3

3.2.5

System

Configuration

Switch (S4)

...........•..

3-10

3.3

MEMORY

MAP

AND

MAP

DECODER

.•.•.•..•...••...••...•

3-11

3.3.1

MVME135/135-1/135A Main

Memory

Map

•.•.........

3-12

3.3.2

MVME136/135A

Main

Memory

Map

.....•............

3-13

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