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TNL: GN34-0368 to GA34-0033-0 (February 4,1977)
DPe ADAPTER DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
The
DPe
adapter
feature
is
used
in
applications requ1r1ng
access to the processor I/O channel.
It
does
not
provide
cycle
steal
capability.
Therefore it
is
limited to direct
program control applications.
The
overhead
attributable
to
the DPC adapter, given
that all user device delays on the DPC interface are zero is
2.5
microseconds
maximum
added
to
the
execution of the
Operate I/O instruction.
Recommended
input dri ver:
Requirement:
Input
terminators:
TTL
open collector
Down
level:
+0.6
volt
maximum
w
42
rnA;
minimum
current required at
down
level, 42 mA
iJ)
+0.6
volts
150
ohm
dnd 300
ohm divider network
to +5 Vdc
± 10%;
effective
termination impedance
equals
100
ohms
)21£.
Because
this
interface
is
non-isolated,
it
is
important
to
ensure that
there is
a
good ground
connection
between the OEM device
being
attached
and
the
card
file
containing
the DPe adapter
feature card.
If
there is not
a
good ground
connection,
a
large
common-mode
voltage
may
be
developed,
and
damage
to
the
device
or
feature
card
could
result.
The
performance
of
this
interface may
be affected
by
noise.
Appropriate arc
suppression,
noise
filtering,
etc.,
may be necessary on the
user's inputs.
The DPC
adapter
should be
connected
to
a
device
with
a
maximum of
6. 1
m
(20 ft)
of twisted-pair cable.
Attachments
to the
top-card connector
must
use a polarized Berg1 housing
part
number
65405-013
(or
equivalent)
and
a
contact part
number
of 75598-003 (or
equivalent)
with 124 AWG wire.
The
cable
to
the
customer access panel
feature
can
be
made using a 160-pin male
connector block, Amp2 part
number
20279g-2
(or
equivalent),
male
contacts
Amp
part
number
66101-1 (or equivalent), and 424 AWG wire.
The
DPe
adapter
card
connector
pin
assignment
for
ground
points
should
be followed at the device
end
of
the
cable.
Diagnostic wrap capability is provided at all
the
DPC
adapter feature connection points for devices.
1Berg
Electronics, Division of E.l. duPont de Nemours, Co.
2Amp, Incorporated
6-22
GA34-00]]

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