Model 7475A 
1/0 
7475-A-13-1A 
LINE 
DRIVERS/ 
DS~~A 
6 
READY 
CLitR 
5 
SEND 
L~NEgl~~~L 
8 
DETECTOR 
TE~~i~AL 
20 
READY 
RECEIVED 
3 
DATA 
s~~~~~~~Y16 
DATA 
RECEIVERS 
0 
0 
0 
0 
REQUEST~ 
TO 
SEND 
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FA 
07 
FA 
06 
FA 
05 
FA 
04 
5 
EI00 
Section VI 
INTERNAL 
DATA 
BUS 
ACIA 
Rrs 
R/W 
13 
R 
EAD/iiVRITE 
E 
14 
1 
MHz 
2 
RXD 
3 
RX 
CLK 
BAUD 
RATE 
TX 
CLK 
4 
CLOCK 
11 
A6 
A13 
CS1 
10 
A15 
CS0 
8 
VMA 
15 
07 
U13 
16 
06 
17 
05 
6 
TXD 
18 
04 
INTERNAL 
19 
DJ 
DATA 
BUS 
20 
02 
21 
01 
22 
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Figure 
6-2. 
RS-232-C/CCITT 
V.24 
Interface Circuits 
6-20. 
The five  interface management lines are used to 
provide 
an 
orderly flow of information accross the inter-
face bus. The lines are identified 
as 
follows: 
a.  ATTENTION 
(ATN) 
- Used by the controller to 
specify how 
data 
on 
the 
DIO signal lines are to 
be  interpreted,  (command,  data, or  parallel  poll 
response) 
and 
which  devices  on 
the 
bus 
must 
respond to 
the 
data. 
b. 
SERVICE REQUEST 
(SRQ) 
- Used to indicate 
that 
the 
plotter needs attention 
and 
to request 
an 
interruption of the current sequence of events. 
c. 
INTERFACE CLEAR (IFC) - Used by the con-
troller to  place 
the 
bus 
in 
a  known  quiescent 
condition. 
d. 
END OR IDENTIFY (EOI) - Used by a talker to 
indicate 
the 
end 
of 
a  multiple-byte 
transfer 
sequence or, 
in 
conjunction with ATN to execute 
a polling sequence. 
e. 
REMOTE ENABLE (REN) - Used to enable a 
remote control mode. 
6-21. 
Positive true logic 
is 
used within 
the 
plotter cir-
cuitry. Therefore a  positive false NRFD on 
the 
HP-IB 
bus will 
be 
converted to a positive true RFD within 
the 
plotter. 
6-22. 
When the HP-IB interface IC 
U12 
receives a RESET 
pulse from 
the 
microprocessor U13 
it 
sets 
the 
DAC 
and 
RFD lines passive true, indicating 
the 
ready condition. 
The controller will set ATN true indicating a bus message 
or address, 
and 
put 
the 
device  address  on 
data 
lines 
DIOI  through  DI05. The interface chip compares the 
address on 
the 
bus with the setting of 
the 
HP-IB address 
switch read 
at 
power up. 
If 
the 
address 
is 
valid, the HP-
IB chip will 
then 
decode 
the 
lines 
DI06 
and 
DI07, to 
determine 
ifthe 
7475A is being addressed 
as 
an 
acceptor 
(listener) or source (talker). When 
the 
controller sends a 
valid address with 
DI06 
true 
and 
DI07 
false, the plotter 
is being addressed 
as 
a listener. When the controller is 
6-3