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WARNING
This equipment generates, uses and radiates
radio frequency energy and if not installed and
used
in
accordance
with
this instruction
manual, may cause interference to radio
communications. It has been tested and found
to
comply
with
the limits for class A computing
devices pursuant to subpart J
of
part 15
of
the
FCC
rules,
wh
ich are designed
to
provide reasonable protection against such
interference
when
operated
in
a commercial
environment. Operation
of
this equipment
in
a
residential area
is
likely to cause interference,
in
which case the user at his
own
expense will
be required to take whatever measures may
be necessary to correct the interference.
IMPORTANT
This product was
FCC
verified under test conditions that
in
cluded use of shielded cab
le
s
and
connectors between
system components. It is important that you
us
e shielded
cables to reduce the possibility of causing interference to
radios, television sets
and
other electronic devices. If you have
any problems contact your dealer.
THIS DIGITAL APPARATUS DOES NOT EXCEED THE
CLASS A LIMITS
FOR
RADIO NOISE EMISSIONS FROM
DIGITAL APPARATUS AS SET OUT IN THE RADIO
INTERFERENCE REGULATIONS
OF
THE CANADIAN
DEPARTMENT
OF
COMMUNICATIONS.
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© Philips 1989 Interactive Media Systems
CE
division
CONTENTS
Page
1.
INTRODUCTION ............................................
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Unpacki
ng
Safety
In
structions
Function
ali
ty
2.
INSTALLATION .............
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Insta
ll
ing the Expansion modu
le
Installing the Extension boards
Connecting peripheral equipment to the parallel or serial
interfaces
Switchi
ng
power
to
t
he
Expansion modu
le
3.
SUMMARY
OF
CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS
..
...
......8
4.
USING YOUR EXPANSION MODULE
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9
Sw
itching
on
Switching
to
system standby
Switch
in
g
off
Applications
5.ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ........
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Expansion module
Floppy disc drives
Printer interface
RS
-232C
in
terface
Extension slots
SCSI
interface board
System R
AM
extension board
6.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION ...............................
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11
Fl
oppy disc drives
Printer interface
RS-232C
in
terface
Extension slots
SCS
I interfa
ce
board
System RAM extension board
1
INTRODUCTION
The Expansion module
is
a versati
le
addition to your
CD-I
system incorporati
ng
two
floppy disc drives to store or read
data conformi
ng
to
CD-
R
TOS
disc format.
Fo
r connection of additional peripheral equipment your
expansion module provides a
para
l
le
l output interface and
an
RS-232C serial interface.
To
furt
her extend your system,
two
slots
for
extension boards
are provided. These slots are connected
to
the
CPU
bus
signals from the main 68070 microprocessor
in
the
MMC
module.
Al
l extension boards can be connected to either slot.
One Expansion module can be connected to the C
D-
I Basic
Configuration, to be placed directly under the
MMC
module.
Th
is manual
must
be used
to
insta
ll
your Expansion module
sa
fely and quickly, and will give you the basic information on
the operation of the system.
Unpacking
The
fo
ll
owing accesso
ri
es are supplied
with
this
CDI
182
Expansion module:
• Mains
(AC)
interconnection cable.
• CPU bus connector block.
• System RAM extension board (mounted).
•
SCS
I interface board (mounted).
•
CD-I
system floppy disc.
A technical manual can
be
supplied separately.
Safety
Instructions
• Check that your mains
(AC)
supply voltage
is
the same
as
that given on the type plate on the rear of the Expansion
module. If your mai
ns
(AC)
supply is different consult
your
CD-I
dealer
• Always stand horizontally on a flat, firm base.
• Make sure that air can ciculate
fr
eely through the ventilation
ope
ni
ngs
of
the
Expa
nsion
mo
dule.
• Do not place the Expansion module near a heat source
(e
.g.
a heating system radiator
),
or in direct sunlight.
•
Do
not use liquids near the Expansion modul
e;
if a liquid
is
accidently spilled into the system, switch it
off
and consult
your deal
er.
• Never
attempt
to r
epa
ir the Expansion module yourself.
Always consult a qualified service technician.
Note: There are dangerous voltages inside the expansi
on
module.
• When the unit
is
to
be
transported or stored, handle it
carefully to avoid giving it severe shocks.
• Do not bend or drop boards.
• Store boards
in
a dry place.
• Do not touch t
he
connectors.
Functionality
Th
e functionality
of
the Expansi
on
module depends on the
app
li
cation software
of
the
CD-I
discs
with
extended functions
or floppy discs.
(Re
fer to the manual
of
the application software
for
more
in
formation).
5
2
INSTALLATION
Installing
the
Expansion
module
• Place the E
xpa
nsion module under the
MMC
module and fix
the t
wo
u
ni
ts together by turning the
two
slots located
on
the sides of the MMC module with a coin, this engages the
hooks in the Expansi
on
module.
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D
6
• Remove the l
ower
endcap
(1)
of
the
MMC
module and the
upper endcap
(2)
of
the Expansion module
(by
unscrewing
them).
Kee
p the screws for later use.
• Connect the
MMC
module and Expansion module using the
CPU
bus co
nn
ect
or.
Push the connector firmly into position
and fix the
CPU
bus connector block with the already
removed screws.
•
Con
nect the mains
(AC)
interconnector cable between the
power
AC
OUT
LE
T
(1)
of
the
MMC
module and the
AC
INLET
(2)
of
the Expansion module.
Note:
If
th
e system has
to
be transported, the units must be
disconnected.
The
hooks are not for transportation. For
protection
of
the connectors, replace the endcaps.
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Installing
the
Extension boards
Extension boards may
be
factory installed, for installing other
extension boards
follow
the procedure below.
WARNING:
For ins
ta
llation
of
the extension boards the whole
CD
-I system must be disconnected from the ma
in
s
(AC).
When us
in
g the front slot:
•
Pu
sh lightly on the front extension slot door
to
open it.
•
Un
sc
re
w and remove the metal cover plate that covers the
extension slot.
• Slide
in
the extension board with the components facing
UP
.
• Fix the metal cover plate that comes
with
the extension
board with scre
ws
.
When using the back slot:
• Unscrew and remove the metal cover plate that covers
the extension slot.
• Slide
in
the extension board with the components facing
DOWN.
• Fix the metal cover
pla
te that comes with the extension
board
with
screws.
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INSTALLATION
Connecting peripheral
equipment
to
the
parallel
or serial interfaces
•
En
sure
power
is
switched
off
to the
CD-I
system.
•
Co
nne
ct
the equipment
(e
.g modem)
to
the serial interface
(RS-232C port).
•
Or,
connect the equipment to the para
ll
el
interface.
• Always secure the connection cables
with
the screws.
•
Fol
lo
w the
in
structions that
come
with the peripherals and
the software application package
to
ensure correct
functioning.
Switching
power
to
the
Expansion module
Set the POWER switch on the rear
of
the Expansion module to
"I"
(=ON). Leave the
sw
itch
in
this position to make full use
of
the po
we
r-on/standby system facilities
of
the Multi Media
Controller module.
7
3
SUMMARY
OF
CONTROLS
AND
CONNECTIONS
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1.
Power
indicator
Lights "green"
when
power
is
app
li
ed (normally
via
the
MMC
module)
2.
Floppy disc drives (A and
B)
Two high density (HD), 2 Mbyte floppy disc drives are built
in.
3.
"Busy" indicators
Lights red
when
data
is
being written to, or read from the
floppy disc.
4.
Eject
buttons
Used to
eJect
a floppy disc from the appropriate floppy disc
drive.
5.
Front extension slot door
Open this door for access
to
the front extension
slot
The
Expansion module has
al
ready installed a system RAM
extension board
in
this
slot
See flap (rear view)
6.
RS-232C interface
Can
be used
to
connect a modem or
as
a port
to
another data processing system.
7.
Extension slot
This slot provides
CPU
bus signals from the main
processor located
in
the
MMC
module.
Th
e Expansion
module has already installed
an
SCSI
interface board
in
this
slot.
8.
PRINTER connector
This parallel output interface can be used
to
connect a
printer.
Th
is
in
terface
is
suitable for the Centronics
compatible parallel interface.
9. AC inlet
Connects the Expansion module to the lower
AC
power
outlet
of
the
MMC
module.
10. POWER switch
8
Switches
power
on
or
off
to the Expansion module;
"I"
is
on, "O"
is
off
, (When installed
as
described
in
the
manual, the
power
supp
ly is
under control
of
the
MMC
power
sw
itch).
4
USING
YOUR
EXPANSION
MODULE
Note:
The
operation
of
the
expansion module and
its
elements
is
determined by
the
application
on
the CD-/
discs or
on
floppy disc.
Switching on
Switch
on
all
the peripherals connected to the
CD-I
system.
• Either, press the POWER
sw
it
ch
on the front
of
the
MMC
module. Check
whet
her the green
power
indicator
li
ghts.
•
Or,
if the r
ed
standby
in
dicator is on press t
he
SYSTEM
STANDBY switch on the
MMC
module. Check that the
green
power
in
d
ica
tor lights.
T
he
display on your monitor or TV
shows
the main menu.
Switching
to
system standby
(if system
is
in
power
on mode)
• Press the SYSTEM STANDBY
sw
it
ch
on
the
MMC
module
or the SYSTEM STANDBY switch on the remote control
unit.
You
can
now
control
sw
itch-on from the remote
contro
l.
Th
e red standby
in
dicator lights on the
MMC
module. (T
he
power
supply to periph
era
ls
is
not controlled
by the system standby switch.)
Switching off
To
sw
itch
power
off
completely,
• Press the POWER switch on the front
of
the
MMC
module
to OFF T
he
green p
ower
indicator on a
ll
modules wi
ll
go
out,
or,
if
in
system standby mode, the red standby indicator
will go out.
Applications
For further
in
structions on h
ow
to use the Expansion module,
or the use
of
the Extension boards, or the use
of
exte
nd
ed
CD-I
applications or floppy discs, refer to the manuals that
came along
with
the app
li
cation.
Or,
consult the technical
manual, which
ca
n be made available
via
your supplier, or
address below.
Philips International
B.V.
In
teractive Media Systems
PO
Box 218
5600
MD
Eindhoven
The Netherlands
9
5
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
• t
==
.
Expansion module
A number
of
options are available
in
your Expansion module.
Th
e use
of
the features
are
completely dependent of the
application
on
your
CD
-I d
is
c.
Your Expansion module has
been designed to work with the following options.
• Floppy disc drives
• Printer interface
• RS-232C interface
• Extension slots
•
SCS
I interface board
• System RAM extension board
Floppy disc drives
• The E
xpa
nsion module
is
equipped
with
high density
drives, this provides
an
unformatted storage capacity
of
2 Mbytes.
• Use 3.5
in
ch
high density
(HD)
discs. Double density
(DD)discs
can
be
used also, but provide a capacity
of
1
Mbyte.
Note:
New
discs have
to
be 'formatted' before they can be
used.
Consult
an
0S-9 User Manual for available disc utilities.
•
To
take a floppy disc out, press the EJECT button.
Do
not
exchange the discs during
an
application unless the
application asks you to do so.
Printer interface
This interface allows the attachment
of
printers or other
external devices that accept 8 bit parallel data at standard TTL
levels. This interface
is
suitab
le
for the Centronics compatible
parallel printer interface.
RS-232C interface
This ser
ial
input/output interface
is
compatib
le
with RS-232C
standard. It allows serial communication
with
data terminals or
modems
(hardware handshake).
Extension slots
Two extension slots provide access to a limited
CPU
bus
coming from the
MMC
module.
For the t
wo
extension slots, identical connectors are provided
which accept a board edge connector.
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SCSI interface board
The 22ER9130
SCSI
interface board
is
installed
in
the
extension slot
of
your Expansion module.
The
SCSI
interface board
al
lows the connection of a variety
of
SCSI-based peripheral devices external
to
the
CD
-I system,
e.g. hard discs, WORM drive, magnetic tape drives, etc.
Features.
• Single ended (cable length: maximum 6
m)
• Asynchronous data transfer (maximum transfer rate: 1.5
Mbyte/sec.)
• Initiator role
• Built-in
OMA
controller (OMA transfer from
SCSI
to
memory)
• Programmable interrupt handling for
SCS
I to CPU68070-
hardware bus arbitration
• Disconnect/reconnect
• On-board free ROM socket
for
dedicated app
li
cation
• Samp
le
hard disc driver provided
on
floppy disc
as
well
as
run-time module for Rodime 80
Mb
yte hard disc
System RAM extension board
The 22ER9110 System RAM extensi
on
board
is
installed to the
extension slot of your Expansion module.
The System RAM extension board provides
two
memory
banks, each 512Kbyt
es,
to be used
as
additional system
memor
y.
The system architecture does not allow the decoding
of video data when stored
in
the RAM extension board.
6TECHNICAL
INFORMATION
Floppy disc/disc drives
- Disc Disc size
Surface
Disc quality needed
- Recording capacity
Unformatted (Mbyt
e)
-Data transfer rate (kbits/sec)
-
De
nsity
3.5 inch
Double sided
20 0 ..................
...
2HD
1 .....................
..
..
..2
250
..
................
...
..
500
Recording density (bpi) 8717..............
..
.....17434
Tr
ack d
en
sity (tpi) 135........
..
....
..
.
..
...
.135
-Number
of
tracks 160 .......................160
Printer interface
-Connector
Type D-sub 25 pin connector: female type
-
Pin
assi
gnment
N
o.
Name 1/0 No. Name
1/0
1
STB
-0 14
2 PDQ 0 15
ERR
OR-
3
PD1
0 16
4
PD
2 0 17
5
PD3
0 18 GND
6
PO
4 0 19
GN
D
7 PD5 0 20
GN
D
8 PD6 0
21
GND
9
PD7
0
22
GND
10 ACK -I 23 GND
11
BUSY I 24 GND
12 PE I 25
GN
D
13 SELECT I
14 PRINTER
25
13
RS-232C interface
-Connector
Type D-sub 25 p
in
connector: male type
-
Pin
assignm
en
t
No. Name 1
/0
No. Name
1/0
1 F
GN
D 14
2 TXD- 0 15
3 RX
D-
I 16
4 RTS 0
17
5
CTS
I 18
6 D
SR
I 19
7 SGND 20 D
TR
0
8 o
co
21
9
22
RI
10 23
11
24
12 25
13
25
RS
-232C 14
• • • • • • • • • • • •
13
Extension slots
-Connector
Type 100 p
in
edge _connector
For deta
il
ed technical information refer to the technical manual
for the
CDI
180/CDI 181/COI 182.
Note:
Ac
cess
to
and use
of
the extension slots require a
technical skill.
You
should not attempt
to
use these for
purposes other than connection
of
the dedicated
extension boards.
11
6TECHNICAL
INFORMATION
SCSI interface board
-
Connector
of
SCSI interface.
Type shielded 50 pin
(2
54
mm
pitch)
amphenol
connec
tor
:
female
type.
When
the
SCSI interface board is shipped
from
the
factory, a
ll
switc
h
es
are set
to
the
correct
addresses
or
settings.
Pin
assignment
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Name
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
OPEN
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
26
1/0 No.
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
SCSI
Name
1/0
DB0- 1/0
DB1- 1/0
DB2- 1/0
DB3- 1
/0
DB4
-1
/0
DB5- 1
/0
DB6
-1
/0
DB7- 1
/0
DBP- 1
/0
GND
GND
GND
TER
MPWR
-
GND
GND
ATN- 0
GND
BSY-
1/0
ACK-
0
RST-
1/0
MSG-
I
SEL-1/0
CJD-
I
REO- I
1/0- I
50
25
For detailed technical
information
refer
to
the
technical manual
for
the
COi 180/CDI 181/CDI 182.
System RAM extension board
When
the
RAM
extension
boa
rd
is
shipped
from
the
factory,
all
switches
are
set
to
the
correct
start
addresses.
DIP
SW
1 :
start
address
of
RAM
bank 1
DIP
SW
2 : start address
of
RAM
bank 2
For detailed technical
information
refer
to
the
technical manual
for
the
CDI 180/CDI 181/CDI 182.
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takuuehdoista ijalleenmyyja
an
taa mukaan)
For further information contact your dealer or the
National Philips Organisation.
For the USA this
is
:
Philips Consumer Electronics Corp.
One Philips Drive
PO
Bo
x 14810, Knoxville
TN37914
-1
81
USA
185903-1
PHILIPS
' 7
L .J
3122
321
21119
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