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TI486 Microprocessor - Al Kossow's Bitsavers

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Overview<br />

3.1 Overview<br />

The following sections describe the <strong>TI486</strong>SLC/E input and output signals. The<br />

discussion of these signals is arranged by functional groups as shown in<br />

Figure 3-1. Table 3-1 gives a brief description of each of the <strong>TI486</strong>SLC/E<br />

signals.<br />

Figure 3-1. <strong>TI486</strong>SLCIE Functional Signal Groupings<br />

2x Clock<br />

----. CLK2<br />

<strong>TI486</strong>SLC/E<br />

INTR<br />

Reset ----. RESET NMI } Interrupt<br />

{<br />

Control<br />

A23-A1<br />

SMI<br />

Bus<br />

BLE<br />

KEN } Internal<br />

Address<br />

Data<br />

Bus 0<br />

BHE<br />

015-00<br />

FLUSH<br />

{<br />

wif5. A20M<br />

Bus DIG PEREQ<br />

MilO<br />

Cache<br />

Interface<br />

Address Bit<br />

20 Mask<br />

Cycle<br />

Definition<br />

BUSY } Coprocessor<br />

Interface<br />

LOCK<br />

ERROR<br />

{=<br />

NA HOLD<br />

} Bus<br />

Bus<br />

READY HLDA Arbitration<br />

Cycle<br />

Control ADS SUSP<br />

} Power<br />

SMADS<br />

SUSPA<br />

Management<br />

FLT<br />

Float<br />

Control<br />

3-4 <strong>TI486</strong>SLCIE Bus Interface

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