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Philips CD-I - Expansion Module Introduction and Precautions

Philips CD-I
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7-1.
Introduction
The CD-I
player
system,
to
which
this
Expansion
module
belongs,
is
a
microprocessor
system
which
can
handle
sound,
video
and
computer
code
data.
The
main
function
of
this
Expansion
module
is
to
enhance
the
CD-I
player
system
(MMC
module and CD-I
player
module)
with
capabilities
beyond
the
typical
base
case
CD-I
system.
Within
a CD-I
player
system,
only
one
Expansion
module
can
be
connected,
to
be
placed
directly
below
the
MMC
module.
The
Expansion
module
incorporates
two
floppy
disk
drives
to
store
or
read
data
conforming
to
CD-RT0S
disk
format.
For
connection
of
additional
(non-system)
equipment
the
expansion
module
provides
a
Centronics
parallel
.
printer
interface
and RS-232C
serial
interface.
The RS-232C
serial
interface
can
be
applied
for
a
modem
or
a
printer
,
or
as
a
port
to
another
data
processing
system.
To
expand
the
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.
All
extension
boards
can
be
connected
to
either
slot.
7-2.
Precautions
Check
that
your
mains
supply
voltage
is
the
same
as
that
given
on
the
type
plate
in
the
rear
of
the
Expansion
module.
- Always
stand
either
horizontally
or
vertically
on
a
flat,
firm
base.
Allow
space
around
for
ventilation.
- Never
place
in
a
hot
sunny
position.
- Never
allow
to
get
damp.
- Never
attempt
to
repair
the
unit
yourself.
When
the
unit
is
to
be
transported
or
stored,
handle
7-1
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