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The slots were [[DEC card form factor|hex]] slot, and could hold only special EUB memory cards, the only EUB cards ever produced. The only machines to support the EUB were the [[PDP-11/44]] and [[PDP-11/24]], which had a limited number of EUB slots in their main backplanes (the ones which held their CPUs). | The slots were [[DEC card form factor|hex]] slot, and could hold only special EUB memory cards, the only EUB cards ever produced. The only machines to support the EUB were the [[PDP-11/44]] and [[PDP-11/24]], which had a limited number of EUB slots in their main backplanes (the ones which held their CPUs). | ||
− | + | EUB slots differed from the older [[Modified UNIBUS Device|MUD]] slots in that they re-purposed some of the pins in the A/B rows to carry EUB signals (A18-A21, principally), thus making it not pin-compatible with the usual dual UNIBUS slot). | |
− | EUB slots | + | In the -11/24, at least, the EUB slots can also support a normal [[Small Peripheral Controller|SPC]] device, in the [[DEC card form factor#Edge connector contact identification|C-F connectors]] usually used for SPC devices in hex slots. However, the two busses in such slots are '''not''' fully connected, as they are in MUD/SPC backplanes; instead, they form two somewhat separate busses. (See the [[PDP-11/24]] article for the details.) |
==EUB memory boards== | ==EUB memory boards== | ||
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Other manufacturers also produced EUB memories. | Other manufacturers also produced EUB memories. | ||
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− | The pins which changed from MUD to EUB are: | + | In addition to the extra address lines, power pins useful for battery backup of semi-conductor memory contents were added. |
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+ | ===Pinout=== | ||
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+ | The pins which were added (changed) from MUD to EUB are: | ||
* AB1 - Reserved | * AB1 - Reserved | ||
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* AR1 - +15V/12V Battery | * AR1 - +15V/12V Battery | ||
* AR2 - Reserved | * AR2 - Reserved | ||
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* AS2 - Reserved | * AS2 - Reserved | ||
* AU1 - Reserved | * AU1 - Reserved | ||
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* AV1 - Reserved | * AV1 - Reserved | ||
* AV2 - Reserved | * AV2 - Reserved | ||
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* BB1 - +5V Battery | * BB1 - +5V Battery | ||
* BB2 - Reserved | * BB2 - Reserved | ||
− | * | + | * BD2 - Reserved |
* BE1 - A19 | * BE1 - A19 | ||
* BE2 - A18 | * BE2 - A18 | ||
* BV2 - Reserved | * BV2 - Reserved | ||
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+ | ==Removed signals== | ||
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+ | To provide the extra pins needed, since grants has already been removed, other interrupt-related signals (including requestts) were removed. In addition, power pins for voltages which were no longer common (due to the replacement of core memory by semi-conductor memory) were also removed. | ||
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+ | ===Pins=== | ||
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+ | The pins which changed function from the MUD slot are listed below. Pins marked with a '*' were the ones which had retained their function from UNIBUS to MUD; the others had been already modified in that stage. | ||
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+ | * AB1* - INTR | ||
+ | * AB2 - Test Point | ||
+ | * AN1 - Parity P1 | ||
+ | * AP1 - Parity P0 | ||
+ | * AP2* - BBSY | ||
+ | * AR1 - -15/12V Battery | ||
+ | * AR2* - SACK | ||
+ | * AS2* - NPR | ||
+ | * AT2* - BR7 | ||
+ | * AU1 - +20V (core) | ||
+ | * AU2* - BR6 | ||
+ | * AV1 - +20V (core) | ||
+ | * AV2 - +20V (core) | ||
+ | * BB1 - Reserved | ||
+ | * BB2 - Test Point | ||
+ | * BD2* - BR4 | ||
+ | * BE1 - Internal SSYN | ||
+ | * BE2 - Parity Detect | ||
+ | * BV2 - -5V (core) | ||
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Revision as of 17:39, 22 July 2016
The Extended UNIBUS or EUB was DEC's name for both an upgrade to their standard UNIBUS PDP-11 bus, to add additional address lines, in order to support larger memories; and also for the slots in a backplane which instantiated the bus. The added address lines are A18-A21.
The slots were hex slot, and could hold only special EUB memory cards, the only EUB cards ever produced. The only machines to support the EUB were the PDP-11/44 and PDP-11/24, which had a limited number of EUB slots in their main backplanes (the ones which held their CPUs).
EUB slots differed from the older MUD slots in that they re-purposed some of the pins in the A/B rows to carry EUB signals (A18-A21, principally), thus making it not pin-compatible with the usual dual UNIBUS slot).
In the -11/24, at least, the EUB slots can also support a normal SPC device, in the C-F connectors usually used for SPC devices in hex slots. However, the two busses in such slots are not fully connected, as they are in MUD/SPC backplanes; instead, they form two somewhat separate busses. (See the PDP-11/24 article for the details.)
EUB memory boards
The only EUB-capable memories which DEC produced were the MS11-L, MS11-M, and MS11-P. The first two were jumperable for use on either the UNIBUS or EUB, although the second used the unusual power voltage of +12V, which most backplanes did not supply.
Other manufacturers also produced EUB memories.
Added signals
In addition to the extra address lines, power pins useful for battery backup of semi-conductor memory contents were added.
Pinout
The pins which were added (changed) from MUD to EUB are:
- AB1 - Reserved
- AB2 - Boot Enable
- AN1 - A21
- AP1 - A20
- AP2 - Reserved
- AR1 - +15V/12V Battery
- AR2 - Reserved
- AS2 - Reserved
- AU1 - Reserved
- AU2 - Reserved
- AV1 - Reserved
- AV2 - Reserved
- BB1 - +5V Battery
- BB2 - Reserved
- BD2 - Reserved
- BE1 - A19
- BE2 - A18
- BV2 - Reserved
Removed signals
To provide the extra pins needed, since grants has already been removed, other interrupt-related signals (including requestts) were removed. In addition, power pins for voltages which were no longer common (due to the replacement of core memory by semi-conductor memory) were also removed.
Pins
The pins which changed function from the MUD slot are listed below. Pins marked with a '*' were the ones which had retained their function from UNIBUS to MUD; the others had been already modified in that stage.
- AB1* - INTR
- AB2 - Test Point
- AN1 - Parity P1
- AP1 - Parity P0
- AP2* - BBSY
- AR1 - -15/12V Battery
- AR2* - SACK
- AS2* - NPR
- AT2* - BR7
- AU1 - +20V (core)
- AU2* - BR6
- AV1 - +20V (core)
- AV2 - +20V (core)
- BB1 - Reserved
- BB2 - Test Point
- BD2* - BR4
- BE1 - Internal SSYN
- BE2 - Parity Detect
- BV2 - -5V (core)
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