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SIGNAL DESCRIPTION
There are many different signals involved with the 8563 chip, but they can be divided
into three general categories. The CPU interface signals serve as an interface to the 8502
bus. The local bus management signals serve to maintain the local memory bus. Finally,
the video interface signals are the signals that are necessary to provide an RGBI image
on an RGBI monitor. The 8563 pin configuration is shown in Figure 16-12.
THE CPU INTERFACE
The 8563 chip interfaces to the 8502 bus using a minimum of signals. This is due
mainly to the local memory used by the 8563. The CPU interface signals are as follows:
D0-D7: Bidirectional data bus allowing data to be passed between the 8563
and 8502. Found on pins 18 to 13, 11 and 10.
CS: Chip select input. This input must be high for selection and proper
operation of the chip. Located at pin 4.
/CS: Chip select input. This input must be low for selection and proper
operation of the chip. Located at pin 7.
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