9 Dec
2011
9 Dec
'11
8:24 p.m.
This 1980s-era bus supported multiple CPUs, and 20 bits of address space.
It was also known as IEEE-1000 (until that standard was withdrawn), and
used the DIN 41612 connector
common to VMEbus systems of that time.
I'm trying to find details on interface circuits, schematics for old
boards, etc.
10 Dec
10 Dec
6:50 p.m.
Ralph H wrote:
This 1980s-era bus supported multiple CPUs, and 20
bits of address space.
It was also known as IEEE-1000 (until that standard was withdrawn), and
used the DIN 41612 connector
common to VMEbus systems of that time.
I'm trying to find details on interface circuits, schematics for old
boards, etc.
I'd be interested in hearing about what folk have, too - I've got a few
STE-bus boards (along with backplanes and enclosures) which came from
Control Universal, and it'd be nice to make them "do something" one day;
ISTR I have a few CPU boards which use various types of CPU, but I'm a bit
light on peripheral controllers. I'm rather partial to vintage multi-card
backplane-based systems :-)
cheers
Jules
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