Sharp MZ-8BI03 User manual

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SHARP
SERVICE
MANUAL
PDSMX81013-MZ
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In
Ill.
In
RS-232C
Serial Interface Card
MZ-SBI03
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GP-IB Interface Card
MZ-SBI04
FEATURES
MZ·8BI03
• A
serial
interface card
for
MZ·80B. capable
of
converting parallel 8-bits data
to
serial data
to
transmit
and
receive.
• Integrating
two
channeis
of
interface conforming
to
RS·232C (JIS·C·6361)
into
one board.
• Employment
of
Z·80SI0/0.
one
of
Z·80 famiiy, enabling
to
deal
with
various interrupts.
MZ·8BI04
• GP·IB interface card
for
MZ·80B, capable
of
freely controlling measuring instrument groups
conforming
to
I
EC
standards
~
~E-488
and enabling
low
cost, automatic measuring system.
•
Capable
of
programming
by
improved BASIC.
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CORPORATION

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MZ·8BI03
Specifications.................................................
1
General information
.................................•...•.......
2
Description
of
circuit
...............................•............
3
Troubleshooting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . .
..
8
Test program
..................................................
10
PWB
and
circuit
diagram
..........................................
15
MZ-BBI04 Specifications
.................................................
18
Description
of
circuit
................................•....•••...•
19
Troubleshooting
..............................•.....•........•..
23
PWB
and
circuit
diagram
........................•..•.•....•.......
27
Packing method
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................•.•....•...••....
30
Replacement parts list
...........................................•.....••..
31
MZ:..8BI03:.SPECIFICATIONS
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Item
Communication me'thod
Standard
Control
LSI
Number
of
channels
20mA current loop
Baud
rate
Number
of
baud
rates
Character length
Parity
bit
Stop
bit
Mode
Interrupt
Port
address
Operating temperature
Storage temperature
Specifications
Asynchronous
In compliance
with
EIA
RS·232C
Z·80SIO/0
2 (Channel A and Channel B)
Changeover
is
allowed
for
orie channel (Channel
B)
Can
be
set
independently
for
the
two
channels (Manual setting using switch)
10(75,110,
150,300,600,
1200,
1800,2400,4800,
9600 baud)
5,
6, 7
or
8 bits (Selection
by
software)
Odd, none
or
even
.
1,
1
Y.
or
2
Either terminal mode
or
modem mode
can
be
selected
for
ellch channel
(through the
use
of
jumper chip).
Z·80 vector
interrupt
can
be
used.
,
..
Manual setting
with
switch
O°C-
50°C
-25°C-
80°C
(Note) The above·mentioned specifications may be changed ir, the future
for
improvement
of
the product.
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• Introduction
Ther~
are
two
methods
of
data communication between
computer
and external equipment: S-bit parallel and
bit serial.
The serial interface card MZ-SBI03 (hereinafter referred
to
as "interface
~ard")
permits data communication by the
bit serial method. This interface card
is
manufactured in accordance with EIA RS-232C (the Electronic Industries
Association RS-232t::), and used for data communication with
other
equipment having interface based
on
RS-232C.
•
Functions
of
this
interface
card
The interface card has
the
following functions.
1.
One card has
two
channels, each
of
which
is
capable
of
transmitting/receiving data independently.
2.
One
of
the
ten baud rates can be selected by operating
the
switch
on
the
card. Baud rates can be set independently
for
the
two
channels.
3.
Output
connector signals
to
external equipment can be
in
either terminal mode
or
modem mode through the
operation
of
the
jumper chip.
4. This interface card can be used as 20mA current loop for one channel.
•
Applications
Equipped with
the
above-mentioned functions,
the
interface card has a variety
of
applications. Some applications
of
this very versatile serial interface card are shown below.
1.
Data communication between computers on telephone line via acoustic couplers
2. Printer
3. Plotter
4. Digitizer
5. Color display
6.
Card reader
7. Magnetic tape equipment
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Select
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Address -
Bus Select TxDA .
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RxDA "
RS-232C Mode Channel A • '.""',.1-,.
RTSA Drive Select
Connector
0
-
CTSA
DTRA I (J-3)
I:D
0
DCDA
c:
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+5V~
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Power Chlnnel A
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Supply BR2 Baud Rate Setting
(SW-21
Blud
Rate
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Circuit
v..;..#
-12V
Oscillltion
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Circuit
Channel B
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BR1
14
Baud Rate Setting
(SW-31
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• Construction
of
Circuit
The
serial
interface
card
consists
?f
the following six blocks.
• Block 1 Hybrid
IC
circuit
D'
D'
HOOO2PA
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D'
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• Block Diagram
of
Hybrid IC
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D.
Data BUI
0,
Driver
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0 Channel A
Read/Writa
.Reglsters
D.
0,
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D.
Do
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Bus
fG:
Intetnal Bus
Interface
Logic U U
D Channel B
Internal Read/Write
Control
Registers
Logic
IORO
RD
Ml
CE
RESET
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A.
AD
ExlNT
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I!"terrupt
Control
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Logic
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BR2
4
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CSTA
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DCO'
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Channel A
Data
&
Control
Channel B
Data
&
Control
TxDA
RxDA
RTSA
CTSA
DTRA
DCDA
W/RDYA
SYNCA
TxDB
RxDB
RTSB
CTSB
DTRB
DCDB
W/RDYB
SYNCA

• Block 2 Port
Address
Select Circuit
147
A.
A'
144
145
142
SW-I
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+5V
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5
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• Block 3
Baud
Rate
Oscillation
and
Setting Circuit
R~OK
10
REiE'f
.SV'-~""'+'"
B
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+'V
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IC
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MCI4411
ICl
RH·iX0297PAZZ
(MC144ll)
PIN
ASSIGNMENT
(Top View)
24
2
23
3 22
4
21
20
6 19
18
8 17
9 16
10 15
11
14
12 13
Rite
Sllect
A
23
RI.I
Select 8
22
Cryltlljn 21
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20
R.Mt
10
sw-z
IBI
5
IC3,4
RH·iX0190PAZZ
(SN74LS266N)
PIN
ASSIGNMENT
(Top View)
1A2
BLOCK DIAGRAM
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Divide...
Rill
Select
LotiC
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Fl
11
f2
2 F3
16 F4
3 F5
15
f6
4 F7
5 F8
7 F9
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Fl0
8
Fll
14
f12
13
FI3
C
11
F14
18 F16
19 F16

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• Block 4 ,
Driver, Jumper, Switch and Connector Circuit
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• IC2, 8 RH·iX0305PAZZ
(SN75189A) CONT·
ROL
•
IC7,8
RH·iX0085PAZZ
(SN75188N)
PIN ASSIGNMENT
(Top View)
4A
4
4V
1
11
5
PiN ASSIGNMENT
(Top View)
Vcc+
48
1
38
1A
1
1V
CONT·
ROL
2A
2
2V
GND
CONT·
Vcc-
1A 1V
2A
28
2V
GND
ROL
6

• Block 5
r .
• Block 6
Power Supply Circuit
+
IV
ce
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aND
IC13 DUNTK0064PAZZ
(12N10K1)
LI
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Bus
Interface Circuit
.
..
+IIV
aND
cia
-IIV
U~
GND
,
1.
GND
2.
Vi"
3. V out
4.
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The
serial
interface card consists
of
six blocks and,
if
each
block functions normally, a faulty operation
is
caused
by
an
external factor (Ex: program, the counterpart machine, etc.)•
• Circuit Blocks and Check
of
Behavior
..
.
Block Circuit Behavior
1 Hybrid Z-80SIO
is
built
in
and
te~t
the function by the test program.
2 Port
address
Check
if
an
address
code
set
by
SW-1
(DIP switch)
is
output.
selector·
If
the
output
does
not
agree,
wired-or
output
is
a
low
level.
3 Borate Check
if
MC14411
is
outputting.
oscillation
and
setting
r--
Frequencies
are
as
follows:
F1
.. 153.6 KHz F8 • 9,600 Hz
F3
..
76.8 KHz F9 .. 4,800 Hz
F5
..
38.4 KHz
F11
.. 2,400 Hz
F6
..
28.8 KHz
F13·
1,758.8
Hz
F7
..
19.2 KHz
F14·
1,200
Hz
Be
sure
that
two
or
more switches
of
SW-2
and
SW-3
(DIP switch)
are
not
turned
on. Tolerable deviations
are
±0.1%
for
each
frequency.
In measurement, consider that the waveform
of
MC14411
varies
according
to
the load capacity
because
MC14411
is
CMOS.
4 Drivers, Check the status
of
input
signal.
jumpers, •
Output
of
75188 } High level:
-10V
to
....
12V -
switches and Input
of
75189 Low level: 10V
to
12V
connectors •
Input
of
75188 }
Ci9h:
OV
to
0.8V)
TTL
level
Output
of
75189 Low: 2.5V
to
5V
•
If
reset,
the
output
terminal
of
the hybrid
IC
is
in the high
level
(high
level
of
TTL
level).
5 Power supply
Be
sure
that the voltage
is
+5V ±
5%.
•
5V
line
Be
sure
that the
oulput
of
DC-DC converter
is:
• +12V line +12V ±lO%,
-12V
±10% 0
•
-12V
line
6
Bus
interface Since there
is
no circuit part, examine
if
the
signal
is
input
to
the board
normally.
The hybrid IC
is
not
actuated
unless
the clock signal
is
applied
to
the
q,
terminal
of
the hybrid I
C.
8

• Faulty
symptoms
and
connected
circuit
blocks
Circuit blocks Faulty symptoms Circuit blocks Faulty 'symptoms
1 2 3 4 5 6
and
probable
causes
1 2 3 4 5 6
and
probable
causes
c
0 0 0 0 o Transmission buffer 0 0 o +12V or
-12V
line deviates
is
not
empty. over ±10%.
o Control
does
not
(Causes)
return from the o Faulty TL497AC.
transmission routine o Faulty 12N10K1.
in test program run. o Short circuited load.
(Causes)
o Short circuited electrolytic
o Hybrid
IC
doesn't capacitor.
function normally. •Other.
o!p
clock
is
inoperative.
o Wrong port
address
selection.
•Abnormal
5V
power
supply.
o
Othe~.
(
0 0 0 o Error
message
is
gener-
0
,0
Borate oscillator
does
not
ated
from
Z·80SIO • output.
(parity error, overrun
(Causes)
error, framing error, o Faulty MC14411.
etc.) o Faultycrystal.
(Causes)
o Two or more
dip
switches
o Wrong borate setting.
(SW-2,
SW-3)
turned
on.
o Abnormal borate o Faulty borate clock input
. oscillator. circuit
of
hybrid
IC.
o Wrong jumper
set-
o Other. (
ting (J-1,J-2
and
J-3)
o Abnormal +12V
or
-12V
line.
o Faulty connector.
o Faulty counterpart
machine.
o Other.
0 0 0 0 • •Signal
is
not input. c
-.
o Control
does
not return
from input routine in
test program run.
(Causes)
o Wrong borate setting.
o Abnormal borate
oscillator.
o Abnormal +12V
or
-12V
line.
o Wrong jumper setting
(J-1,
J-2
and
J-3) ,
o Faulty connector.
o Faulty opel'1ltion
of
hybrid
IC.
o FaUlty counterpart ,
machine. (
• Faulty driver
IC.
o Other.
-
..
0"
shows
a related circuit.
..
0"
shows
a related circuit.
9

MZ-SBI03 TEST
PROGRAM
• Self-diagnosis program
Let
~s
consider a program
for
self-diagnosis
of
this interface card and assume
that
data
are transmitted
from Channel A are reCeived by Channel
A.
For
channel
B,
similar communication system shall
be
adopted. Self·
diagnosis
of
the
interface card can be made
by
examining whether
the
reoei.e
data
and transmit
data
are
the
same
at
the time
of
transmission/receiving.
• Setting jumper blocks
on
the
card
For'the
self-diagnosis as mentioned above,
set
the
jumper blocks
on
the
card as follows.
J-l J-2 J-3
M T C R C M T
0 0 0 0
I,
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
,I
0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0···1 0
0 0 0 0 0
0-
0
III
Since
port
addresses
BOH,
B'
H, B2H and B3H are used
in
the
program, set
the
switch SW-'
in
the
following (factory
setting).
•
Switch segment 6 5 , 4 3 2 1
Switch position
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
Set the switch for baud rate setting as desired. After setting each mode, install the card
in
MZ-aOB. On this occa-
sion, signal cable needs
not
to
be connected.
L_'
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,
10

•
Flow
Chart
of
Self-diagnosis
Program
Start testing Channel
A.
Stop
the
program when an error occurs. If Channel A
is
found normal, test Channel Bthen.
Set Z80-SIO
mode
Start checking
Channel A Start checking
Channel B
"
Output test data
Output
tast data
from Channel A from Channel B
Contantl of arror Contents
or
error
displayed displayed
No
No
....
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11
Channel B
is
normal
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•
Program
by BASIC
language
.,
Now, let
us
draw up
th~
program described
in
the above·mentioned flow chart, using tBASIC languages. The
program list
is
shown later.
In
the
BASIC
program,
the
routine
to
control the interface card
is
composed
of
machine language. The machine
language data are w.ritten into the memory by
POKE
statement and the routine
is
called by
USR
statement. The
routine
is
made by programming statement Nos. 1000 through 1990.
..
.
Statement
Nos.
1080
--
1160
...........
Parameters
Clock rate
Stop bit
Parity
Odd/even
of
parity
Transmit/receive character
Auto enable
:·X
16
2 bits
Present
Even
8 bits
Set
Statement Nos.
1180""
1370
.•.........
Mode setting routine.
Statement Nos. 1550
--
1610
...........
Channel A input routine.
Input data are stored
in
Address CHAR.
Error flags are stored
in
Address
INER@.
Statement Nos. 1630
--
1740
...........
Channel B input routine.
Input data are stored
in
Address CAHR.
Error flags are stored
in
Address
INER@.
Statement Nos. 1780
--
1840
...........
Channel A
output
routine.
Transmit data are stored
in
Address CHAR.
Statement
Nos.
1860
--
1930
...........
Channel B
output
routine.
Transmit data are stored
in
Address CHAR.
Statement Nos. 1950
--
1990
...........
Writes machine language data
in
the memory.
tBASIC Version: SB-6510, SB-5510
•
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1680
1690
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1710
1720
1730
1740
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1760
1770
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1790
1800
1810
1820
1830
1840
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1860
1870
1880
1890
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1910
1920
1930
1940
1950
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1965
1970
1980
1990
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3010
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3030
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3070
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3120
3130
3140
3150
3160
3170
3180
3190
3200
3210
3220
3230
3240
3250
3260
REM
CH9IN
REM
REM
REM
REM
REM
REM
REM
REM
REM
REM
REM
REM
ENT
IN
A,
(CH9CT>
R'RCA
.JR
LD
OUT
IN
AND
LD
IN
LD
RET
NC,CH9IN
A,I
(CHBCT>
, A
A,(CHBCT)
70H
(INER@),A
A'(
CHBDT>
(C.HAR)
, A
REM
***
OUTPUT
ROUTINE
***
REM
REM
CHAOUT
ENT
REM
IN
REM
9IT
REM
JR
REM
LD
REM
OUT
REM
RET
REM
REM
CH90UT
ENT
REM
IN
REM
BIT
REM
JR
REM
LD
REM
OUT
REM
RET
REM
END
REM
A,
(CHACT>
2,A
Z,CHAOUT
A,(CHAR)
(CHADT>
, A
A,
(CHBCT>
2,A
Z,CHBOUT
A,(CHAR)
(CHBDT>
, A
; [
adr.='F04A
]
:DATA
DB,93
:DATA
OF
:DATA
30,FB
IDATA
3E,01
:DATA
D3,B3
:DATA
D9,B3
:DATA
E6,70
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:DATA
32,32',FO
IDATA
D9,B2 '
:DATA
32,33,FO
:DATA
C9
[
adr.=SF060
]
IDATA
DB,91
:DATA
CB,S7
IDATA
28,FA
IDATA
3A,33,FO
:DATA
D3,BO
IDATA
C9
I [
adr
....
F06C ]
:DATA
DB,B3
:DATA
CB,S7
:DATA
28,FA
:DATA
3A,33,FO
:DATA
D3,B2
IDATA
C9
:DATA
END
DIM
X(30)ILIMIT
.FOOO
IP-15*4096
FOR
JaO
TO
9:X(J)-JINEXTIFOR
J-O
TO
SIX(17+J)-J+I0INEXT
PRINT"SIF
SUBROUTIN
LOADING"
READ
X'IIF
X'-"END"
THEN
3000
J-16*X(ASC(MIO.(X.,I,I))-48)+X(ASC(MID.(I',2,1))-48)
POKE
P,JIP=P+IIGOTO 1970
REM
**************************
REM
* *
REM
*
MAIN
PROGRAM
*
REM
* *
REM
**************************
REM
USR(.F009)IREM mod.
s.t
~,
PRINTIPRINT:PRINT
"*****
TEST
PROGRAM
(S.ri~l
I/F
M2-8BI03)
PRINT
PRINT
"Chann.l
A
TEST"
FOR
1-0
TO
2SS
POKE
.F033,I
:USR(.F060)IPOKE
.F033,O
:
REM
chann.l-A
output
USR(.F034)IA=PEEK(SF033):ER-PEEK(SF032) I
REM
chann.l-A
input
IF
ER<>O
THEN
PRINT"COMMUNICATION
ER
-";ERISTOP
IF
I<>A
THEN
PRINT"COMPARA
ER":STOP
PRINT"."I:NEXT
PRINT"***
OK
***"
PRINT
PRINT"Chann.1 B
TEST"
FOR
1-0
TO
255
POKE
$F033,I:USR(.F06C):POKE
.F033,O
USR(.F04A):A=PEEK(.F033):ER=PEEK(SF032)
IF
ER<>O
THEN
PRINT
"COMMUNICATION
ER
'"'
IF
I<>A
THEN
PRINT
"COMPARA
ER"ISTOP
PRINT"'";
:NEXT
PRINT"***
OK
***"
END
14
:
REM
chann.I-9
output
:
REM
chann.l-B
input
";ERISTOP
***** "

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1
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2
•
3
10
11
•
A B c o E F G
•
Z-SBI03
BAND
IT
DIA
Notes:
The
printed
wiring
board
circuit
diagram are
subject
to
change
without
prior notice.
• Printed Wiring Board
SERIAL
TERFA
•
•
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•
•
•
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MZ-BBI03
17

.
Item Specifications
Interface standard
In
accordance with IEC Standard/TC66.
Interface funcion Functions executable
in
MZ-,801rv"ersion-up BASIC language.
, Function
Subset
Description
SH
SHl
All
functions
AH
AH1
All
functions
T
T6
Basic talker
Serial poll
Cancellation of talker by
MLA
L
L.
Basic listener
Cancellation
of
listener by MTA
C Cl System controller
C2 IFC transmit. controller
in
charge
C3 REN transmit
C.
Response
to
SRQ
C6 Interface message transmit
Controller receive
Controller pass
Controll pass
to
itself
Parallel poll
SR
SRO
No function
RL
RLO
No function
PP
PPO
No function
OT
OTO
No function
DC
OCO
No function
Output
connector
(Male type)
connector
in
compliance with IEC Standard
•
,
Operating temperature 6°C"'"
35°C
Storage temperature
OOC"'"
50°C
Power source
DC
5V (supplied from MZ-80B)
Reference
The following specifications are
"reference"
specifications. since difference
is
caused by cable quality. connector
connection. noise and
other
environmental conditions.
1.
Number
of
Instruments per
system
2. Full length
of
cable
per
system
15
max. including MZ-80B
20m
or
less
However. length per instrument shall be
about
2m. If the number
of
instru-
ments exceed
11
in
one system. cables
of
2m
or
less shall be used between
instruments so
that
the
full length will be 20m
or
less.
(Note) The above-mentioned specifications may be changed in
the
future for improvement
of
the product.
18

IMZ-SBI04 DESCRIPTION OF CIRCUIT :
..
J
r--
• Block Diagram
MZ·80B
bus line
This interface circuit consists
of
a hybrid
le
(H0001 PAl
for
GP·IB, Z·80AP10
and
various logics
to
connect them
to
the extension I/O
of
MZ·80B.
Some
of
included logics
are
a waiting logic
and
a data buffer control logic
so
that the mode 2 interrupt
of
Z·80A
can
be
utilized by Z·80API0.
Data bus
1-
lE
lE
M
A
0-
1----
0-
A7 8
0
I
0-
A
A
W
R_
.
1--
M
BUS4>
IORa
EXWAIT
T
lE0
I
T
M
RESE
-
-
8
Buffer
control
logic
Address
decod·
ing logic
Waiting logic
•
Reset circuit
r---
....
DB7
tU
...
I
...
8
~
DBO
Dltl
b
ID
us
8
8
R1
W1
I--
W2 3
I-
HIC
Hind
07
Mlnlgemlnt
L...,.
I line line
GP·IB
sheke
DO
--
CE
5
TACS 5
Z·80A
Mlnage
PlO LACS line
-
ment
MI
8 CMAC NBA
Command
ACCS NBAW
-INT reed
IEO
l -IEI
iEi-
Timing circuit
MZ-8BI04 Block Diagram
.
..
~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~
19

I
• Description
of
Hybrid
le
RMPTHOO01PAZZ
for
GP·IB,
The hybrid
IC
mounted, on the GP·IB interface MZ·8BI04
of
MZ·80B integrates the hand
shake
logic,
bus
driver/
receiver, etc. which
are
the proper circuits
of
GP·IB circuit,
into
one
package.
By connecting this HIC (hybrid IC)
to
the I/O ports
of
an
ordinary microcomputer, the functions
of
T6,
4,
SH
1
and
AHI
and
the inputting
and
CJutputting
of
the
l1'Ianagement
line
and
data line
are
enabled.
Data
line (
Internal register (
read/write
pulse
DB,
I
DB.
Wl
R1
W2
I
nput
to
hand
shaka
line
and
management
line
OAV(R)
NRFO(R)
NOAC(R)
EOUR)
ATN(R)
SRO(R)
IFC(R)
REN(R)
Management ATN(O)
line
output
SRO(O)
[
EOHO)
IFC(O)
Enabling
manage.
REN(O)
ment
lines
other
ENABLE
than
EOI
Reporting
of
[T
ACS
Internal logic LACS
status
SPAS
Reset
.ignal CLR
Waiting
time
~
NBA
setting
NBAW
Waiting
time
~
ACCS
setting CMAC
• Block Diagram
of
Hybrid
le'
27
-~-
?g
19
16
2
3
4
lIE
5
-~-
7
-~
9
11
2
13
4
15
10
49
50
51
47
55
52
53
54
D7
De
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
DO
DATA
LINE
DAV
R
NRFOR
NDACR
EOI
R
ATN
R
SRQ
R
IFC
R
REN
R
~§~
W2
GND(E)
..
.
30
HOOO1PA
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
3B
39
40
41
43
44
45
46
42
11
1171561~2~48
Vcc GNO
DATA
PORT
t--.-J
ClR
~~~~~~i~~~~~~~J
CMAC
Aces
NB':
LACS
TACS
SPAS
EOI
D
ATND
SROD
IFC
D
RENO
20
Driver
/Receiver
0108
0107
0106
0105
0104
0103
0102
0101
SRO
IFC
REN
ATN
OAV
NRFO
NOAC
EOI
SG
GP·IB line
Signal groun"d
0108
0107
0106
0105
0104
0103
0102
0101
rr-
.......
==-=-
......
slgnal
GND
DAV
NRFD
NDAC
EOI
ATN
SRQ
IFC
REN
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