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Agilent 75000 SERIES C
Agilent E1490C
C-Size VXIbus Register-Based
Breadboard Module
User’s Manual
*E1490-90004*
Manual Part Number E1490-90004
Printed in Malaysia E0806
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Agilent 75000 SERIES CAgilent E1490CC-Size VXIbus Register-BasedBreadboard ModuleUser’s Manual*E1490-90004*Manual Part Number E1490-90004Printed in Ma

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Agilent E1490C DescriptionThe Agilent E1490C Breadboard Module is a C-size register-based devicethat provides a convenient interface to a VXI mainfram

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Figure 1-1. Digital Backplane Interface Block DiagramChapter 1 Introduction 9

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• Status Register. Reading this 16-bit register provides informationabout the status of the breadboard module. Implemented signals are"A24/A32

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Agilent E1490CHardware FeaturesAn overview of the Agilent E1490C hardware features follows. • Connectors. A 96-pin DIN connector connects to the term

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Notes12 Introduction Chapter 1

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Chapter 2Configuring the Agilent E1490CThis chapter contains a detailed hardware description of the breadboard moduleand discusses the backplane inte

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Reducing Risk ofStatic DischargeDamageThe smallest static voltage most people can feel is about 3500 V. It takesless than one-tenth of that (about 30

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Figure 2-1. Agilent E1490C Breadboard ModuleChapter 2 Configuring the Agilent E1490C 15

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BackplaneConnectionsThe breadboard module allows you to interface your custom circuits to anystandard C-size VXIbus backplane (connectors P1 and P2).

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Terminal ModuleConnectionsFigure 2-1 also shows the user connections and the terminal module. Referto pages 29 and 30 before attempting to wire the t

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Figure 2-3. Agilent E1490C Top Shield DimensionsFigure 2-4. Agilent E1490C Bottom Shield Dimensions18 Configuring the Agilent E1490C Chapter 2

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Location Qty. Part Number DescriptionA1 1 E1490-66511 PC Breadboard AssemblyMP1 1 E1400-45101 Top Extraction LeverMP2 1 E1400-45102 Bottom Extraction

Pagina 15 - Handling Precautions

Metal Standoffs Metal standoffs (not provided with the module) can be installed to increasethe maximum component height above the printed circuit boar

Pagina 16 - Hardware Description

In Figure 2-9 the standoffs are installed between the PC board and the topshield. The 30 mm hex standoff shown may also be ordered from theaddress sh

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Cooling RequirementsThe VXIbus System Specification requires module manufacturers toestablish a cooling specification for each of their modules. Thes

Pagina 18 - Connections

Setting the Logical Address SwitchThe logical address switch (LADDR) factory setting is 232. Valid addressesare from 1 to 255. Refer to Figure 2-12

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Setting the Interrupt PriorityFor most applications where the breadboard module is installed in anAgilent 75000 Series C mainframe, the interrupt prio

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Installing the Breadboard in a MainframeRefer to Figure 2-14 to install the breadboard in a mainframe.Set the extraction levers out.Slide the Agilent

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Terminal ModulesThe Agilent E1490C Breadboard Module is comprised of a component PCboard and a screw-type standard terminal module. If the screw-type

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Terminal ModuleOption A3EOption A3E can be ordered if a crimp-and-insert terminal module is desired.This allows you to crimp connectors onto wires whi

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ContentsAgilent E1490C User’s ManualWarranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Jumper Wire andContactsA crimp-and-insert contact is crimped onto each end of a single conductorjumper wire. This jumper is typically used to tie two

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Wiring a Terminal ModuleThe following illustrations show how to connect field wiring to the terminalmodule.Remove Clear CoverRemove and Retain Wiring

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Replace Clear CoverReplace Wiring Exit Panel(s)Install the Terminal Module Push in the Extraction Levers to Lock theTerminal Module onto the Breadboar

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Attaching a Terminal Module to the BreadboardExtend the extraction levers on theAlign the terminal module connectors to the Agilent E1490C breadboard

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Backplane Interface CircuitryThe backplane interface circuitry allows you to access the backplane controlsignals, data lines, address lines, trigger b

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Figure 2-19. Address Lines and Register DecodingChapter 2 Configuring the Agilent E1490C 33

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Either of the two address modifier hexadecimal codes indicated above willestablish A16 addressing per the VXIbus System Specification (SectionC.2.1.1.

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Data Bus Drivers The Agilent E1490C breadboard module is designed to be used as an A16 anda D16 device only. As such, only backplane address lines A1

Pagina 32 - Replace Wiring Exit Panel(s)

Status Register The 16-bit Status Register (Figure 2-21) provides specific status informationdefined by the VXIbus System Specification, and has other

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ID Register The ID Register is a 16-bit register which identifies the module’smanufacturer, addressing mode, and classification. These identification

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Chapter 2. Configuring the Agilent E1490C (continued)Device Type Register . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Each bit in the ID Register is normally pulled high (1) by RP5 and RP6.The bits can be reconfigured low by closing the appropriate switch (SP2 andSP3)

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See Chapter 3 for additional information on using the Device Type Register.Refer to the VXIbus System Specification, Section C.2.1.1.2 for detailedinf

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Control Register The Control Register is a 16-bit register which, when written to from thebackplane data bus, causes specific actions to be executed b

Pagina 38 - Figure 2-21. Status Register

Table 2-8. Control Register Bit DefinitionsData Bit(s) Definitions CR0 (1 = Reset the module, User defines reset actions) CR1 (1 = inhibit setting

Pagina 39 - Figure 2-22. ID Register

If the data transfer cycle is a write operation (as indicated by WRITE* true), anadditional state sets the U9 LATCH output low (enabling the Control R

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Interrupt A priority interrupt scheme has been implemented using the PAL (U9).Another state machine within the PAL controls interrupt request andackno

Pagina 41 - Data Bit(s) Definitions

If its own level is not being acknowledged, or if the module is not assertingIRQ, the state machine passes the daisy-chained IACKIN* signal throughIAC

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ECL Trigger Logic Figure 2-27 shows the ECL Trigger Circuitry. The ECLTRG lines providean intermodule timing resource. Any module, including the Slo

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User Access Points The breadboard module contains traces (stubs) for accessing many of thesignal lines on backplane connectors P1 and P2. Table 2-10

Pagina 44 - Figure 2-25. DTACK Circuitry

Power Supplies Table 2-12 lists the power supply pins available from the P1 and P2 connectors.The + 5 and – 5.2 Vdc interface supplies are fused and f

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CertificationAgilent Technologies certifies that this product met its published specifications at the time of shipment from the factory. AgilentTechn

Pagina 46 - Table 2-9. Control Signals

Since this is a write operation, LATCH* goes true for one clock cycle as part ofthe data transfer cycle. With both BASE + 8 and LATCH* set low, the o

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FROM AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES.Configuring the Agilent E1490C 49

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Chapter 3Using the Agilent E1490CThis chapter shows how to use the backplane interface circuitry on theAgilent E1490C Breadboard Module. This chapte

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Reading the StatusRegisterFor example, assume you need to use up to 16-bits of the Status Register,including latching the data in both halves of the r

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Reading ID andDevice TypeRegistersThe procedure to read the ID and Device Type Registers is the same as thatfor the Status Register with two exception

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Writing Data to the Control RegisterThe breadboard module contains circuitry for a Control Register. You canwrite to this register from the backplane

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Writing to theControl RegisterTo write to the Control Register from the backplane data lines, you mustimplement the following signal and control lines

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Figure 3-4. Timing for Writing to the Control Register56 Using the Agilent E1490C Chapter 3

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Using InterruptsThe breadboard module can be configured to generate an interrupt to theinterrupt handler when service is required.Configuring forInter

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Frame or chassis ground terminal—typicallyconnects to the equipment’s metal frame.Alternating current (AC).Direct current (DC). Indicates hazardous vo

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Figure 3-5. Interrupt Timing58 Using the Agilent E1490C Chapter 3

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Resetting the ModuleA reset signal is provided to initialize the backplane interface circuit andyour own custom-designed circuitry to a known state.

Pagina 59 - Using Interrupts

Using Other Power SuppliesYou can use any of the other power supply voltages from a standardVXIbus backplane as described in the VXIbus Specification.

Pagina 60 - Figure 3-5. Interrupt Timing

Example ProgramsThis section shows example programs to read the ID and Device TypeRegisters and write to the Control Register.Reading theRegistersThe

Pagina 61 - Detecting Errors

Reading/Writing toCustom RegistersAs you add your own custom registers to the breadboard, use the REG0*through REG4* enable lines. These lines addres

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Appendix AAgilent E1490C Breadboard Specifications Agilent E1490C Breadboard module specifications follow. Item SpecificationUser Component Area 490

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Notes64 Agilent E1490C Breadboard Specifications Appendix A

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Appendix BAgilent E1490C Parts List,Component Locator, and SchematicsTable B-1 lists the Agilent E1490C backplane interface circuitrycomponents. See

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Table B-1. Agilent E1490C Breadboard Parts List (continued from previous page)ReferenceDesignatorAgilentPartNumberTotal Qty. Description Mfr. Code Mfr

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E1490-66511 Component Locator (Rev. D)Appendix B Agilent E1490C Schematics 67

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NotesAgilent E1490C C-Sized VXIbus Register-Based Breadboard Module User’s Manual 5

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Appendix B Agilent E1490C Schematics 68

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Appendix B Agilent E1490C Schematics 69

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Appendix B Agilent E1490C Schematics 70

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Appendix B Agilent E1490C Schematics 71

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IndexAgilent E1490C User’s ManualAAccess Pointscontrol register, 54status register, 52ACKADDR, 43Addressdecode circuitry, 35lines, 8, 32lines, backpl

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Notes6 Agilent E1490C C-Sized VXIbus Register-Based Breadboard Module User’s Manual

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C (continued)Control Signals, 44Cooling Requirements, 22CRESET*, 44, 59access point, 59Crimp-and-Insertaccessories, 27connectors, 28contacts, 27 - 28o

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I (continued)Interruptcircuitry, 43configuring for, 57interface, 10priority, 10, 24, 43, 57request levels, 43, 57requests, generating, 57using, 57Inve

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S (continued)Status Register (continued)reading, 10, 36, 52timing for reading, 53STATUS*, 36, 40Stubs, 46SYSCLK, 40 - 41, 44SYSFAIL INHBT, 44SYSFAIL*,

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Chapter 1IntroductionManual ContentsThis manual has three chapters and two appendixes: • Chapter 1 - Introduction summarizes manual contents, warrant

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