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Pin No.
Pin Name
Signal Name
Pull Up/
Pull Dn
Type
Description
41
EAS
+5V FIXED
P.U.
I/O
Ext. Agent Address Strobe:
Master Mode – The external agent indicates that it drives valid data on the
A/D bus.
Slave mode – The GT-32011 indicates that it drives valid data on the A/D
bus.
42
EDS
+5V FIXED
O
Ext. Agent Data Strobe:
Master mode – during Write indicates that there is valid data on the A/D
bus. During Read indicates a request for data.
Slave mode – the GT-32011 drives EDS
 to indicate that it is ready to
accept data during reads or that valid data is available during writes ont he
A/D bus.
37
EDTACK
+5V FIXED
P.U.
I/O
Ext. Agent Data acknowledge:
Master mode – The GT-32011 asserts EDTACK
 to indicate that it is
receiving or driving the requested data to/from the A/D bus.
Slave mode – The Ext. Agent asserts EDTACK
 to signal that it has
supplied or received data on its bus.
43
EAACK
+5V FIXED
O
Ext. Agent Address Acknowledge: The GT-32011 asserts EAACK
 one
clock after asserting ALE for the Ext. Agent. This insures that the Ext. Agent
continues driving the address until latched by the system.
42
ECS
+5V FIXED
O
Ext. Agent Chip Select: When the CPU accesses the Ext. Agent, the
GT-32011 asserts ECS
. It is active one clock before GT-32011 asserts
EAS
.
34
EADOE
+5V FIXED
O
Ext. Agent A/D Output Enable: The GT-32011 asserts EADOE
 when the
Ext. Agent drives the address to the A/D bus, and in the data phases of the
Ext. Agent.
35
EADDIR
+5V FIXED
O
Ext. Agent A/D Direction: The GT-32011 asserts EADDIR
 (LOW) when
the Ext. Agent drives the A/D bus.
36
EATOE
+5V FIXED
O
Ext. Agent Address To Output Enable: The GT-32011 asserts EATOE
in the address phase of cycles in which the CPU accesses the Ext. Agent.
Buffer Control
159
OEMAD
OEMAD
O
Output Enable between Memory and A/D: Output enable for the data
path transceiver, between the memory system and the A/D bus.
I/O Bus
 89:100
104:107
IODATA[15:0]
IODATA[15:0]
P.U.
I/O
Input/Output Data: Bidirectional 16-bit I/O Data bus.
79
IORD
IORD
O
Input/Output Read: Active during Read from an I/O device.
78
IOWR
IOWR
O
Input/Output Write: Active during Write to an I/O device.
85, 86
IOCS[1:0]
IOCS[1:0]
O
Input/Output Chip Selects: Chip selects for 8 bit I/O channels 0 and 1.
83, 84
IOGPCS[1:0]
IOGPCS[1:0]
O
Input/Output Chip Selects: Chip select outputs for 16 bit I/O channels 0
and 1.
87, 88
DMAREQ[1:0]
DMAREQ[1:0]
P.D.
I
DMA Request: Requesting DMA service on channels 0 and 1.
76, 77
DMAACK
[1:0]
DMAACK[1:0]
O
DMA acknowledge: Indicating that DMA access is granted on channels 0
and 1.
80
IOA1
N.C.
O
Input/Output Address bit 1: Provides a half word (16 bit) address on the
I/O bus.
81, 82
IOBE[1:0]
N.C.
O
Input/Output Byte Enable: Indicates which byte data bus is valid on the 16
bit I/O bus.
75
IOWAIT
IOWAIT
P.U.
I
Input/Output Wait: Indicates to the GT-32011 that a transfer cycle on the
I/O bus needs to be extended.
44
PIO0
IDREQ
P.U.
I/O
Input data request signal to I/O and peripheral controller
45
PIO1
ODREQ
P.U.
I/O
Output data request signal to I/O and peripheral controller
46
PIO2
EINTR11
P.U.
I/O
Interrupt signal from NIC Board
47
PIO3
EINTR12
P.U.
I/O
Interrupt signal from NIC Board
48
PIO4
SONIC_INT
P.U.
I/O
Interrupt signal from NIC Board
49
PIO5
PSYNCG10
P.U.
I/O
Vertical sync signal
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