[comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware] More on AT buses.

dwsmall@miavx1.acs.muohio.edu (03/07/91)

Well I managed to get the pin outs for the 8 bit slot form the IBM
technical referance manual but the guy who got it for me didn't get
the pin assignments for the 16 bit part.  Does anyone have the manual?,
and if you do could you give the pin assingments.  It's page I-30 and I-31
the pin numbers are D1-D18 and C1-C18.
I don't think this would violate any copywrite laws but someone let me know
if I'm wrong.  Any and all help is much appriciated.

Derek Small
Miami University (OH)
System Analysis/Physics

donm@pnet07.cts.com (Don Maslin) (03/08/91)

dwsmall@miavx1.acs.muohio.edu writes:
>Well I managed to get the pin outs for the 8 bit slot form the IBM
>technical referance manual but the guy who got it for me didn't get
>the pin assignments for the 16 bit part.  Does anyone have the manual?,
>and if you do could you give the pin assingments.  It's page I-30 and I-31
>the pin numbers are D1-D18 and C1-C18.
 
The pin assignments are as follow:
 
               I/O BUS 36-PIN CONNECTOR
         (this end nearest 62-pin connector)
                    ______________
      -MEM CS16>   |  D1      C1  |     > SBHE
      -I/O CS16>   |  D2      C2  |   < > LA23
      IRQ10    >   |  D3      C3  |   < > LA22
      IRQ11    >   |  D4      C4  |   < > LA21
      IRQ12    >   |  D5      C5  |   < > LA20
      IRQ15    >   |  D6      C6  |   < > LA19
      IRQ14    >   |  D7      C7  |   < > LA18
      -DACK0 <     |  D8      C8  |   < > LA17
      DRQ0     >   |  D9      C9  |     > -MEMR
      -DACK5 <     |  D10     C10 |     > -MEMW
      DRQ5     >   |  D11     C11 |   < > SD08
      -DACK6 <     |  D12     C12 |   < > SD09
      DRQ6     >   |  D13     C13 |   < > SD10
      -DACK7 <     |  D14     C14 |   < > SD11
      DRQ7     >   |  D15     C15 |   < > SD12
      +5 Volts     |  D16     C16 |   < > SD13
      -MASTER  >   |  D17     C17 |   < > SD14
      Ground       |  D18     C18 |   < > SD15
                   |______________|
 
  Symbols pointing toward the connector designate signals into the
  system board (from devices on the bus), and vice versa. < > indicates
  bi-directional signals.
 
>I don't think this would violate any copywrite laws but someone let me know
>if I'm wrong.  Any and all help is much appriciated.
>
I shouldn't think so, it is published in multiple places.
 

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