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| − | The '''CTI BUS''' (Computing Terminal Interconnect Bus) was developed for and used on the [[Professional 300 Series]] of [[DEC]] [[PDP-11]] | + | The '''CTI BUS''' (Computing Terminal Interconnect Bus) was developed for and used on the [[Professional 300 Series]] of [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] [[PDP-11]] personal computers solely. It seems to be a variant form of a [[QBUS]], with some additional [[signal]]s, carried on a [[connector]] with a different physical form factor (a 90-pin zero-insertion-force connector, of which the first 60 pins are used for the CTI BUS). |
| − | {{stub}} | + | In most cases, the bus will allow option modules to be placed in any available option slot. Each option module can generate two different hardware interrupt signals. When an option is in place, an option-present signal is asserted. Each option contains onboard ROM with identification information. |
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
| − | * [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/pdp11/pro3xx/EK-PC350-TM-001_Professional_300_Series_Technical_Manual_Dec82.pdf Professional 300 Series Technical Manual (EK-PC350-TM-001) | + | |
| + | * [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/pdp11/pro3xx/EK-PC350-TM-001_Professional_300_Series_Technical_Manual_Dec82.pdf Professional 300 Series Technical Manual] (EK-PC350-TM-001) - see Sections 5.3.3, "Buses", and 7.2.1.1, "CTI BUS Interface Circuits" | ||
[[Category: QBUS]] | [[Category: QBUS]] | ||
[[Category: DEC Buses]] | [[Category: DEC Buses]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:02, 30 June 2023
The CTI BUS (Computing Terminal Interconnect Bus) was developed for and used on the Professional 300 Series of DEC PDP-11 personal computers solely. It seems to be a variant form of a QBUS, with some additional signals, carried on a connector with a different physical form factor (a 90-pin zero-insertion-force connector, of which the first 60 pins are used for the CTI BUS).
In most cases, the bus will allow option modules to be placed in any available option slot. Each option module can generate two different hardware interrupt signals. When an option is in place, an option-present signal is asserted. Each option contains onboard ROM with identification information.
External links
- Professional 300 Series Technical Manual (EK-PC350-TM-001) - see Sections 5.3.3, "Buses", and 7.2.1.1, "CTI BUS Interface Circuits"
