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Using 6800 series chips in an IBM pc bus.

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From: Greg M. Garner
Date: Sun, 25 Sep 1988 00:28
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Does anyone out there in netland know of a simple way to connect a 
6800 series support chip (like a 6821, 6522, 6551, etc) up to the
IBM pc expansion bus?  I don't particularly like the intel chips 
that I knoe are availabel, like the 8255, and I am building a 
relay controller board for the PC. I would like to use a 6522,
but the 6522 has to have the syncronized E clock to latch the data
into the chip. Any ideas? How about any articles that may have touched
on this area? Thanks for your time!
 
    Greg Garner
    gmg@hcx.uucp
    501-442-4847
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From: gmg@hcx.uucp (Greg M. Garner)
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Subject: Using 6800 series chips in an IBM pc bus.
Keywords: interface, motorola, PC bus.
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