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  • ...s connection is to allow the KA11 to serve as the 'bus arbitrator' for the UNIBUS. Only the Data Paths section can pass data to the Bus Interface section. The DATIP (read with expected write to follow) UNIBUS cycle, especially useful for [[core memory]] (which must write the date bac
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  • * [[KDF11-U CPU]] - M7133 - [[UNIBUS]] hex-width CPU used in the [[PDP-11/24]] ...he KEF11-A is installed; is unusual that it can plug into either a QBUS or UNIBUS [[backplane]], since it draws only power from the backplane - all [[signal]
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  • ...e 'Fonz' [[F-11 chip set]] as the other KDF11 CPUs; however, it used the [[UNIBUS]], unlike the [[QBUS]] of the other [[KDF11 CPUs]]. It plugs into a custom ...DF11-U usually operates with the optional [[UNIBUS map]] board, the [[KT24 UNIBUS map option|KT24]].
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  • [[Category: PDP-11 UNIBUS Processors]]
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  • ...nd the '''M7266''' Control module. They plugged into a modified [[Modified UNIBUS Device|MUD]] [[backplane]], the [[DD11-P backplane]], which was customized ...ctionality of the KY11-B [[KY11-L to CPU interface|is performed]] over the UNIBUS, and a pair of backplane lines.
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  • [[Category: PDP-11 UNIBUS Processors]]
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  • In addition to several standard [[UNIBUS]] signals (SACK, INIT, DCLO and ACLO), it also used a pair of additional ba [[Category: PDP-11 UNIBUS Processors]]
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  • While all [[PDP-11]] processors used either the [[UNIBUS]] or [[QBUS]], these busses were used by other [[Central Processing Unit|CP [[Category: DEC Processors]]
    15 members (2 subcategories, 0 files) - 16:26, 16 December 2018
  • Num-proc = Number of processors BUS-UNIBUS = UNIBUS details
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  • ...t|VAXBI]] [[bus]]; it uses the [[KA820 CPU]]. It can support an optional [[UNIBUS]] adapter. ...-20 of the PDF) and covered in detail in Chapter 5, "VAX 8200 and VAX 8300 Processors" (pp. 86-102 of the PDF)
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  • ...ect|VAXBI]] [[bus]], using the [[KA820 CPU]]; it can support an optional [[UNIBUS]] adapter. ...-20 of the PDF) and covered in detail in Chapter 5, "VAX 8200 and VAX 8300 Processors" (pp. 86-102 of the PDF)
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  • The '''KS10''' was the fourth and last generation of [[PDP-10]] processors (themselves, exact re-implementations of the earlier [[PDP-6]] architecture ...Processing Unit|CPU]], the [[main memory]] controller, and two or three [[UNIBUS]] adapters (which are used to perform all [[input/output|I/O]] in the syste
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  • [[Category: PDP-11 UNIBUS Processors]]
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  • ...ing two data bytes; a tag field for cache entries, 7 bits wide (covering [[UNIBUS]] address bits 17-11); 3 [[parity]] bits (one for the tag); and two valid b [[Category: PDP-11 UNIBUS Processors]]
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  • ...US [[Small Peripheral Controller|SPC]] slot; that slot also contained the 'UNIBUS out'. | 9 || colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | UNIBUS Out || colspan="4" style="text-align:center;" | SPC
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  • ...also up to two [[PDP-10 I/O Bus]]ses (allowing it to be controlled by both processors in a multi-[[Central Processing Unit|CPU]] system). So, it could be connect ...DL10, which allows the PDP-10 to start and stop the PDP-11; the PDP-11's [[UNIBUS]] runs into the DL10 and is plugged into the DL10's backplane.
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  • ...[graphics terminal]]s, and provide [[Chaosnet]] [[front end]]s to [[KL10]] processors. * [[UNIBUS Experimental Ethernet interface|3 Mbit Ethernet]] interface
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  • ...as a bus arbitrator, so that the machine can be a 'slave' processor, on a UNIBUS controlled by another CPU. [[Category: PDP-11 UNIBUS Processors]]
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  • In addition to [[main memory]] on the [[UNIBUS]], the KB11-A could also use the special high-speed [[MS11 Semiconductor Me * M8104 Processor Data and UNIBUS Registers
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  • In addition to [[main memory]] on the [[UNIBUS]], the KB11-A could also use the special high-speed [[MS11 Semiconductor Me * M8104 Processor Data and UNIBUS Registers
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