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Article #8028Re: serial->parallel
From: Mark Zenier
Date: Mon, 29 Oct 1990 06:58
Date: Mon, 29 Oct 1990 06:58
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In article <53744@unix.cis.pitt.edu>, fmgst@unix.cis.pitt.edu (Filip Gieszczykiewicz) writes:
>
> I am interested in a design that uses either the AY-3-1015D or
> is made using LSI and SSI chips. I have _many_ 1015D's! Could someone
> mail me at least a pinout or a data sheet? Thank you.
>
> Take care. (Please use e-mail and I'll post the results)
Well, someone else wanted it too, so here it is.
Strange tricks are needed somewhere here. I think that you need to feed
an Inverted Data available into the Reset Data Available if you want a
standalone unit, and that can be fed into the Data Strobe.
(been at least 12 years since I played with one of these)
markz@ssc.uucp
Paraphrased a bit from the 1977 General Instrument Databook
AY-5-1013A P mos
AY-6-1013 P mos
AY-3-1014A High Voltage N Mos
AY-3-1015 N mos
(All except 3-1014A have internal pullups on input pins)
1 p VCC +5 V (5 to 14 volts for the AY-3-1014A)
2 p VGG -12V (needed for AY-5-1013A, AY-6-1016, not needed for AY-3-101[45])
3 p Ground
4 i Received Data Enable (Active Low) Output Enable for pins 5 to 12
5 o Received Data 8 (Most Significant bit)
6 o RD7
7 o RD6
8 o RD5
9 o RD4
10 o RD3
11 o RD2
12 o Received Data 1 (Least Significant bit)
13 o Parity Error (Active High)
14 o Framing Error (Active High)
15 o Overrun (received character overwritten) (Active High)
16 o Status Word Enable (Active Low) output enable for pins 13,14,15,19 and 22) Parity, Framing, Overrun, Data Available, Transmit Buffer Empty
17 i Receiver Clock (16 times baud rate)
Max 16 * (20, 30, 40) Khz depending on version
18 i Reset Data Available latch (Active Low)
19 o Data Available (Active High)
20 i Serial Input - Mark at logic 1, Space at logic 0
21 i External Reset (Active High)
22 o Transmit Buffer Empty (Active High)
23 i Data Strobe (transmit)(Active Low)
24 o End of Character logic 1 between the end of last character and
start of next
25 o Serial Output
26 i Data Bit Input 1
27 i DB2
28 i DB3
29 i DB4
30 i DB5
31 i DB6
32 i DB7
33 i DB8
34 i Control Strobe (pulse or Active high) set internal state from
pins 35-39
35 i No Parity, logic 0 = Send Parity Bit, logic 1 = No Parity bit
36 i Number of Stop Bits Logic 0 = 1 Stop Bit, logic 1 = 2 Stop bits
Some version send 1.5 Stop bits if character is 5 bits long
37 i NB2 NB2 NB1 logic levels
38 i NB1 0 0 5 Bit characters
0 1 6 Bit characters
1 0 7 Bit characters
1 1 8 Bit characters
39 i Odd/Even Parity Logic 0 = odd, logic 1 = even
40 i Transmitter Clock (16 * baud Rate)
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Path: arc1-ca.pugleaf.net!utzoo!attcan!uunet!cs.utexas.edu!rice!uw-beaver!sumax!quick!amc-gw!pilchuck!ssc!markz From: markz@ssc.UUCP (Mark Zenier) Newsgroups: sci.electronics Subject: Re: serial->parallel Message-ID: <457@ssc.UUCP> Date: 29 Oct 90 06:58:06 GMT References: <53744@unix.cis.pitt.edu> Organization: SSC, Inc., Seattle, WA Lines: 72