Victor 96-PIN Slot Connector
Description
This connector can be found on the Victor HC-90 and Victor HC-95 MSX2 computers.
Pinout
No. | Signal name | No. | Signal name | No. | Signal name |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
a1 | GND | b1 | GND | c1 | +I2V |
a2 | JVCREQ | b2 | CS1 | c2 | -12V |
a3 | JVCACK | b3 | CS2 | c3 | SLOT |
a4 | BUSREQ | b4 | BUSDIR | c4 | N.C. |
a5 | BUSACK | b5 | ME* | c5 | N.C. |
a6 | RESET | b6 | lOE | c6 | RD |
a7 | ST | b7 | LlR | c7 | WR |
a8 | HALT | b8 | INT01 | c8 | REF |
a9 | NMI | b9 | INT1 | c9 | INT02 |
a10 | E | b10 | INTRET | c10 | INT2 |
a11 | Reserved | b11 | WAIT | c11 | A0 |
a12 | Reserved | b12 | A1 | c12 | A2 |
a13 | Reserved | b13 | A3 | c13 | A4 |
a14 | Reserved | b14 | A5 | c14 | A6 |
a15 | Reserved | b15 | A7 | c15 | A8 |
a16 | Reserved | b16 | A9 | c16 | A10 |
a17 | Reserved | b17 | AM | c17 | A12 |
a18 | Reserved | b18 | A13 | c18 | A14 |
a19 | Reserved | b19 | A15 | c19 | A16 |
a20 | Reserved | b20 | A17 | c20 | A18 |
a21 | Reserved | b21 | D1 | c21 | D0 |
a22 | Reserved | b22 | D3 | c22 | D2 |
a23 | TXAI | b23 | D5 | c23 | D4 |
a24 | RXAI | b24 | D7 | c24 | D6 |
a25 | RAMSEL | b25 | CK0/DREQ0 | c25 | TXA0 |
a26 | BUSCON | b26 | DCD0 | c26 | RXA0 |
a27 | CK1/TEND0 | b27 | RTS0 | c27 | DREQ1 |
a28 | CKS | b28 | CTS0 | c28 | TEND1 |
a29 | RXS/CTS1 | b29 | + 5V | c29 | +5V |
a30 | TXS | b30 | + 5V | c30 | +5V |
a31 | GND | b31 | Ø | c31 | 2Ø |
a32 | GND | b32 | GND | c32 | GND |
Signals
Signal name | Direction | Out/In | Description |
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D0 _D7 | I/O | OUTIO IN 2 | CPU data Pull up on bus 15KΩ |
A0_A18 | I/O | OUTIO IN 2 | It enters an input state by BUS REQUEST from the outside. By default this is in an output state. |
JVCREQ | I | OUT 5 | By setting JVCREQ to JVC mode and booting up with an external boot ROM, JVCACK becomes 0 by setting bit 3 of the OFF 5H address of the I / O address to 1. |
CS1 | 0 | OUT5 | Decode signal of PAGE 2 in MSX mode |
CS2 | 0 | OUT5 | Decode signal of PAGE 3 in MSX mode |
SLOT | 0 | OUT5 | Decoding of the MSX mode signals >br>SLOT 2 is the slot in the bottom SLOT O,3 is connected to the top SLOT. |
BUSDIR | I | IN4 | Data - Direction of bus - Pull up with control signal 4.7KΩ. In the BUS REQUEST state, the switching direction is reversed |
BUSREQ | I | Bus open to CPU - PULL UP with request signal 2.2 KΩ | |
BUSACK | 0 | OUT 5 | Bus release from CPU - Response signal |
RESET | O | OUT 3 | RESET signal from main unit |
RD | I/O | OUT 5 IN 2 | CPU RD signal It switches to IN by BUS REQUEST, default is OUT |
WR | I/O | OUT 5 IN 2 | CPU WR signal Switch to IN with BUS REQUEST, default is OUT |
ME | I/O | OUT 5 IN 2 | ME signal of CPU (MREQ signal in Z80) Switch to IN with BUS REQUEST, default is OUT |
IOE | I/O | OUT 5 IN 2 | The CPU's IOE signal (IORLQ signal in Z80) Switch to IN with BUS REQUEST, default is OUT |
LIR | I/O | OUT 5 IN 2 | The LIR signal of the CPU (Ml signal in Z80) Switch to IN with BUS REQUEST, default is OUT |
REF | I/O | OUT 5 IN 2 | The CPU REF (RFSH signal in Z80) Switch to IN by BUS REQUEST, default is OUT |
ST | O | OUT 2 | ST signal of HD64B180 CPU |
HALT | O | OUT 2 | HALT signal of HD64B180 CPU |
E | O | OUT 2 | E signal of HD64B180CPU |
INT01 INT02 | I I | Interrupt request signal 1 PULL UP is done with 2.2KΩ. Interrupt request signal 2 PULL UP is done with 2.2KΩ. | |
NMI | Pull up with NMI request signal 4.7 KΩ | ||
INT1 INT2 | I I | PULL UP with 2.2 KΩ connected to INT 1 of HD64B180 connected to INT2 of HD64B180 | |
INTRET | O | OUT3 | It is connected to the INT of the CPU. |
WAIT | I | INT RETURN signal when CPU is externally connected It is connected to WAIT of CPU. It is PULL UP by 1KΩ and it is wired OR. | |
RAMSEL | I | The internal RAM enable signal 1KΩ, PULL UP on the wired-OR. | |
BUSCON | I | Data - Tri-State bus - control In 1KΩ, PULL UP. In 1KΩ, PULL UP. Control enabled. With 0, data will flow. | |
CK0/DREQ0 TXAO RXAO TXA1 RXA1 RTS0 CTS0 CK1/TEND0 CKS TXS RXS/CTS1 DREQ1 TEND1 | I/O O I O I I/O I/O O I I O | IN2 OUT2 | There is no buffer connected to the HD64B180. |
Ø | I/O | OUT4 IN2 | CPU Clock output When BUS REQUEST for input is used, an external clock signal must be supplied. |
2 Ø | 0 | OUT 5 | Output with twice the CPU clock |