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SIGNALS
'ID
AID
IN
~
(81-1UJ-n)
The
examples
of
correct
signals
shown
below
do
rnt
represent
all
of
the
signals
on
a
Kaypro
mainboard,
since
most
signals
will
be
simple
high-low
toggles.
A
group
of
video
signals
(~0
through
~3)
are
included
as
illustrations
of
the
timing
relationships
between
the
various
video
signals.
Note
that
only
~
of
the
I/O
signals
on
U5?
will
be
low
at
any
given
time.
State
of
the
machine:
The
d<X>r
of
drive
A
is
open:
the
machine
is
waiting
to
boot.
The
signal
measurements
were
made
using
a
Tektronix
oscilloscope,
model
2213.
It
has
a
bandwidth
of
OC-60
MHz,
sensitivity
of
2mV/em, a
sweep
delay
of
0.1
microseconds
to
1
second,
and
a
graticule
display
measuring
8 x
10
em.
Signal
Ml
from
pin
27
of
the
CRT
(U63)
was
triggered
on.
This
signal
is
shown
in
the
top
half
of
each
display
and
was
channelL
Ground
for
the
signals
shown
on
channel
2
was
established
at
first
graticule
line
above
the
bottom
of
the
display.
Each
square
of
the
representation
is
the
equivalent
of
one
square
em
on
the
graticule.
The
scope
was
set
for
?V/div.
for
all
figures,
an1
was
set
for
.5
micro-secs/div.
for
all
figures
EXCEPT'
figure
6,
which
was
taken
using
1
micro-secs/div.
Figure
1:
Pin
6
of
U63, 2.5MHz
clock
signal.
Figure
2:
Pin
24
of
U82, lMHz
clock
signal.
Figure
3:
pin
3
of
U6,
~0.
Figure
4:
pin
4
of
U6,
~l.
Figure
5:
Pin
5
of
U6,
~2.
Figure
6:
pin
6
of
U6,
~3.
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