Table 1-1 Dsp96002Adm Default Jumper Options - Motorola DSP96002ADM User Manual

Table 1-1 DSP96002ADM Default Jumper Options

Jumper Place Jumpers
Block between Pins
JG1 1–2
JG2 1–2
JG3 1–2
JG4 1–2
JG5 1–2
JG6 1–2
JG7 1–2
JG8 1–2
JG9 1–2
JG10 1–2
JG11 1–2
JG12 1–2
JG13 1–2
JG14 1–2
JG15 11–12, 17–18, 19–20
JG16 11–12, 17–18, 19–20
JG17 1–3, 7–9, 15–17
JG18 1–2, 3–4, 5–6
JG19 None
JG20 1–2
JG21 2–3
JG22 2–3
JG23 1–2, 3–4, 5–6
JG24 None
JG25 1–3, 7–9, 13–15
JG26 2–3
JG27 2–3
Note: Due to mechanical constraints, some jumper options may require wirewrapping.
MOTOROLA
Exit reset in Mode 0
IRQA pass through reset logic
IRQB pass through reset logic
IRQC pass through reset logic
2K words of EPROM
Partition SRAM for 64K Program, 32 K X Data, 32 K Y Data
SRAM decoded to appear in $0–$1FFFFFFF address space
EPROM located from $FF000000–$FFFFFFFF
Local ADM clock drives DSP
TA signal always asserted
SRAM decoded to appear in $0–$1FFFFFFF address space
EPROM located from $FF000000–$FFFFFFFF
Partition SRAM for 64K Program, 32 K X Data, 32 K Y Data
BG signal always asserted
DSP96002ADMUM/AD, Preliminary
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