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MICROMEMORY 7405

ADD-ON MEMORY SYSTEM

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lnformation contained in this Technical Manual is disclosed in confidence and may not be dupli-cated in full or in part by any person without prior written approval ot~the Memory Products Division. Its sole purpose is to provide the user with adequately detailed documentation so as to efficiently install, operate. maintain, and order spare parts for the equipment supplied. The use of this document tor all other purposes is specif· featly prohibited." ..

ELECTRONIC MEMORIES & MAGNETICS CORPORATION

12621 Chadron Avenue. Hawthorne. California 90250 I Telephone: {213) 644-9881

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16

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Jing address occurs, the complement added

io

it always equals 0000. The most

~~

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~ig~ificant

bits E4, E3 are applied to the decoder, which generates RPOO to

J.~: ; ~scl ect Memory Card 0. Subsequent addresses above the starting address add· to

;~

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_

_:~itch-_set ~!1p~t-

and J>:C:a:ise on,ly the

most_~-i~~~~ic~n

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set'.t~ngs.)

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PARITY CONTROL Optional •' t I

27 I ' ; . I

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28

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Parity Control provides incoming data with a parity bit and checks ..

out-)o

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!going data for correct parity. The circuit includes an address select circuit

3?

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:that can be set by switch Sl(l-4) to activate parity when instructed by the

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to Par_ ity Control. Low order Bits 01 thru 04'

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AOO thni A03) are compared:to switch SI settings to provide the '. 36

37

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jpar~ty ·select control· for the Parity-Word Multiplexer (U24, U25) and Register

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Preventive ~aintenancc consists of inspection, and cleaning as required'.

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cleaning of major

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(circuit board assemblies) should be done

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Sn·· -, Never insert anything but Memory Card into baseplate

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using a DEC PDP-11 diagnosti~_ .. (suc~ as _DZQf'..m) ._ However, to correlate Computer 10.

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ocilal readouts with Memory Card address decoding, do the following: 12J_

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represent RP Select: each RP selected.selects a Memory

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Card. (See Theory, Section II I.) (Figure 4-2 illustrates

~ relationship among external Address

(A),

Address Input (AI) 2

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and Memory Address (MA) . )

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this chart, subtract the starting address of

th~·Memory System from the UNIBUS address. The resulting binary states of, 40

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'. INTERFACE CAHD TROUBLESIJOOTING ' '.

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Mcmo~y

Cards' nre most likely traceable to the . ; 2

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_'.l_r_e ___ r_ou t ed through this Card; thus ; 1

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interchanging Memory Cards ..

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t;

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is defective. If the substituted ca:rd fails, the Interface Card is

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_.; Cards are modified as follows:_ ;;: _- \: _·.c:.1 I lj_ ~:<:>::.r~. t ion

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Table A. Octal to Binary Conversion

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OCTAL READOUT

-.. ·-- -· . ·-·· -. -·.

BINARY EQUIVALENT

. -.

~-... ... -~ ...

INT ADD BITS

16 15 14 13 12 11 10 .9. 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

MEM CARD INT BITS

2 0 1 8 11

14

7 10 9 3 12 13 4

s

Table B. Binary Reorganization

MEM.CARD INT

BITS

BINARY

(From Table

A)

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 l

Figure 4-1. Computer Octal to Memory~Card Binary Conversion Chart

. · .. : c;~ -_

. -. . . ---· ...

·Table 4-1_. Data Bit Correlation

BUS DATA

BITS 15 14 13 12 11

10

9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

"'-th/DO BITS 17 2 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 7 6 5 4 3 .. 8 1

PARITY

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Table 4-2. Mem?ry Card Select Chart

UNIBUS.

*

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SELECTED

ADDRESS BITS

CARD SLOT

A17 A16

-0 0 B

0 1

c

1 0 D

l 1 E

AI16 AUS Note:

MEMORY INTERNAL

1.

*

1 = Low; '0 = High

ADDRESS BITS

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High;

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=

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Table B. Binary Reorganization

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