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Interrupt Assignments.
Figure 3-23 defines the interrupt levels for the various interrupt sources.
Interrupt 11 (INTl 1[0]) can be caused by either an integral floppy disk or an integral hard disk. Bit 02
of the Control and Status Register (CSR02[1]) is used to determine the interrupt source for a INTll.
CSR02[1] is set for a floppy disk interrupt, and is clear for a hard disk interrupt.
VERSION 2 SYSTEM BOARD INTERRUPT ASSIGNMENTS
LEVEL
VECTOR
SOURCE
15
15
SYSTEM ERROR AND PERIODIC TIMER (NOTE 1)
14
(NOTE 2)
INPUT /OUTPUT BOARDS (PINT20)
13
13
UARTS AND OMA COMPLETE
12
(NOTE 2)
INPUT/OUTPUT BOARDS (PINTlO)
11
11
INTEGRAL DISKS (FLOPPY OR HARD DISK)
10
(NOTE 2)
INPUT /OUTPUT BOARDS (PINTOO)
9
9
PIR-9 (FROM CSR)
8
8
PIR-8 (FROM CSR)
NOTES:
1. System error can be a bus time-out, parity error, or input/output card failure.
2. An 8-bit vector is supplied by the input/output card.
LEGEND:
CSR
Control and Status Register
DMA
Direct Memory Access
PIR
Programmed Interrupt Request
UARTS
Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitters
Figure 3-23:
System Board Interrupt Assignments
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