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82375EBSB

Pin Name

Type

Description

EXRDY

EISA READY

EXRDY is used by EISA IO and memory slaves to request wait

states during a cycle Each wait state is a BCLK period

The PCEB as an EISA master or slave samples EXRDY As an input the EXRDY is

sampled on the falling edge of BCLK after the CMD

has been asserted and if

inactive each falling edge thereafter

When PCEB is an EISA slave it may drive EXRDY low to introduce wait states

During reset this signal is not driven

EX32

EISA 32 BIT

EX32

is used by the EISA slaves to indicate support of 32 bit

transfers When the PCEB is an EISA master it samples EX32

on the same rising

edge of BCLK that START

is negated

During mismatched cycles (see note at the end of this section) EX32

(and EX16 )

is used to transfer the control back to the PCEB EX32

(along with EX16 )is

asserted by the ESC on the falling edge of BCLK before the rising edge of the BCLK

when the last CMD

is negated This indicates that the cycle control is transferred

back to the PCEB

As an EISA slave the PCEB always drives EX32

to indicate 32 bit support for EISA

cycles During reset this signal is not driven

EX16

EISA 16 BIT

EX16

is used by the EISA slaves to indicate their support of 16 bit

transfers As an EISA master the PCEB samples EX16

on the same rising edge of

BCLK that START

is negated

During mismatched cycles (see note at the end of this section) EX16

(and EX32 )

is used to transfer the control back to the PCEB EX16

(along with EX32 )is

asserted by the ESC on the falling edge of the BCLK before the rising edge of the

BCLK when the last CMD

is negated This indicates that the cycle control is

transferred back to the PCEB

As an EISA slave the PCEB never asserts EX16

MSBURST

MASTER BURST

MSBURST

is an output when the PCEB is an EISA master and

an input when the PCEB is a slave

As a master the PCEB asserts MSBURST

to indicate to the slave that the next

cycle is a burst cycle If the PCEB samples SLBURST

asserted on the rising edge

of BCLK after START

is asserted the PCEB asserts MSBURST

on the next

BCLK edge and proceeds with the burst cycle

As a slave the PCEB monitors this signal in response to the PCEB asserting

SLBURST

The EISA master asserts MSBURST

to the PCEB to indicate that the

next cycle is a burst cycle As a slave the PCEB samples MSBURST

on the rising

edge of BCLK after the rising edge of BCLK that CMD

is asserted by the ESC

MSBURST

is sampled on all subsequent rising edges of BCLK until the signal is

sampled negated The burst cycle is terminated on the rising edge of BCLK when

MSBURST

is sampled negated unless EXRDY is sampled negated on the

previous falling edge of BCLK During reset this signal is tri-stated

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