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DISCUSSION EXTERNAL PORT PINOUTS --------------------- The pinouts listed are for the back of the Macintosh IIvx. DB-19 External Drive Connector ------------------------------ 10 1 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 19 11 Pin Signal Description --- ------ ----------- 1, 2, 3, 4 GND Ground 5 -12 V -12 Volt Supply 6 +5 V +5 Volt Supply 7 +12 V +12 Volt Supply 8 12 V +12 Volt Supply 9 nc (Not Connected) 10 +5 V +5 Volt Supply 11 PHASE0 Motor Phase 0 Output 12 PHASE1 Motor Phase 1 Output 13 PHASE2 Motor Phase 2 Output 14 PHASE3 Motor Phase 3 Output 15 W/REQ Write Request 16 SEL Register Select Line 17 ENABLE2 Drive Enable 18 RD Read Data Input 19 WR Write Data Output DB-25 External SCSI Connector ----------------------------- 13 1 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 25 14 Pin Signal Description --- ------ ----------- 1 REQ~ Request 2 MSG~ Message 3 I/O~ Input/Output 4 RST~ SCSI Bus Reset 5 ACK~ Acknowledge 6 BSY~ Busy 7 GND Ground 8 DB0~ Data bit 0 9 GND Ground 10 DB3~ Data bit 3 11 DB5~ Data bit 5 12 DB6~ Data bit 6 13 DB7~ Data bit 7 14 GND Ground 15 C/D~ Command/Data 16 GND Ground 17 ATN~ Attention 18 GND Ground 19 SEL~ Select 20 DBP~ Data parity 21 DB1~ Data bit 1 22 DB2~ Data bit 2 23 DB4~ Data bit 4 24 GND Ground 25 TPWR Terminator power DB-15 Monitor Video Connector ----------------------------- 8 1 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 15 9 Pin Signal Description --- ------ ----------- 1 RED.GND Red Video Ground 2 RED.VID Red Video 3 CSYNC~ Composite Sync. 4 MON.ID1 Monitor ID, Bit 1 5 GRN.VID Green Video 6 GRN.GND Green Video Ground 7 MON.ID2 Monitor ID, Bit 2 8 nc (Not Connected) 9 BLU.VID Blue Video 10 MON.ID3 Monitor ID, Bit 3 11 C&VSYNC.GND CSYNC & VSYNC Ground 12 VSYNC~ Vertical Sync. 13 BLU.GND Blue Ground 14 HSYNC.GND HSYNC Ground 15 HSYNC~ Horizontal Sync. Shell CHASSIS.GND Chassis Ground Mini DIN-8 RS-232/RS-422 Serial Connector ----------------------------------------- |8 |7 |6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 Pin Signal Description --- ------ ----------- 1 HSKo Handshake Output DTR 2 HSKi Handshake Input CTS 3 TxD- Transmit Data (inverted) 4 SG Signal Ground 5 RxD- Receive Data (inverted) 6 TxD+ Transmit Data 7 GPi General Purpose Input DCD 8 RxD+ Receive Data Miniature Sound Input Jack -------------------------- Contact Signal Description ------- ------ ----------- Sleeve GND Signal ground Ring Mic PWR Microphone power, +8 V +/- 5% @ 1 mA Tip SND.IN Sound input signal, 1.6 K ¢ +/- 10 % impedance, 4 mV max signal w/o clipping Miniature Stereo Sound Output Jack ---------------------------------- Contact Signal Description ------- ------ ----------- Sleeve GND Signal ground Ring RIGHT Right Channel, 1.5 V peak-to-peak audio signal Tip LEFT Left Channel, 1.5 V peak-to-peak audio signal Mini DIN-4 Apple Desktop Bus Connector -------------------------------------- |4 |3 -2 -1 Pin Signal Description --- ------ ----------- 1 DATA ADB Data 2 PO Power On 3 +5 V +5 Volt 4 GND Ground INTERNAL PORT PINOUTS --------------------- The pinouts listed are for the internal connectors on the Macintosh IIvx logic board. ROM SIMM -------- Pin Signal Pin Signal --- ------ --- ------ 1 VCC 33 A10 2 +12 V VPP 34 A11 3 FLASHWE (IOW) 35 A12 4 A2 36 A13 5 A3 37 A14 6 A4 38 A15 7 A5 39 A16 8 A6 40 A17 9 A7 41 A18 10 GND 42 A19 11 ROM DISABLE (+5 V) 43 A20 12 ROMOE 44 A21 13 VCC 45 A22 14 D0 46 VCC 15 D1 47 D16 16 D2 48 D17 17 D3 49 D18 18 D4 50 D19 19 D5 51 D20 20 D6 52 D21 21 D7 53 D22 22 D8 54 D23 23 D9 55 D24 24 D10 56 D25 25 D11 57 D26 26 D12 58 D27 27 D13 59 D28 28 D14 60 D29 29 D15 61 D30 30 GND 62 D31 31 A8 63 VCC 32 A9 64 GND Accelerator Slot ---------------- Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal --- ------ --- ------ --- ------ A1 A(30) B1 RESET* C1 R/W* A2 HALT* B2 A(29) C2 pullup [1] A3 A(31) B3 A(25) C3 A(28) A4 A(26) B4 A(27) C4 +5 V A5 RMC* B5 A(24) C5 pullup[2] A6 D(31) B6 GND C6 +5 V A7 D(30) B7 D(29) C7 N/C A8 D(28) B8 D(27) C8 GND A9 D(26) B9 D(25) C9 +5 V A10 D(24) B10 D(23) C10 GND A11 D(22) B11 D(21) C11 GND A12 D(20) B12 D(19) C12 IPL2* A13 D(18) B13 D(17) C13 pulldown[3] A14 D(16) B14 +5 V C14 +5 V A15 A(22) B15 A(21) C15 +5 V A16 A(20) B16 A(19) C16 GND A17 A(18) B17 A(17) C17 N/C A18 A(16) B18 A(15) C18 GND A19 A(14) B19 A(13) C19 +5 V A20 A(12) B20 A(11) C20 pulldown[4] A21 A(10) B21 GND C21 GND A22 FC(1) B22 A(9) C22 +5 V A23 A(8) B23 FPU* [5] C23 GND A24 FC(2) B24 FC(0) C24 CIOUT* A25 D(15) B25 D(14) C25 IPL1* A26 D(13) B26 D(12) C26 IPL0* A27 D(11) B27 D(10) C27 CBREQ* A28 D(9) B28 D(8) C28 D(7) A29 D(6) B29 BGACK* C29 D(5) A30 D(4) B30 D(3) C30 D(2) A31 D(1) B31 D(0) C31 +5 V A32 ROM* B32 A(7) C32 A(6) A33 A(5) B33 A(4) C33 A(3) A34 A(2) B34 A(1) C34 A(0) A35 BG* B35 +5 V C35 CBACK* A36 A(23) B36 CPUDIS C36 BR* A37 DSACK0* B37 AS* C37 DS* A38 15.6672MHz [6] B38 DSACK1* C38 BERR* A39 GND B39 +5 V C39 SIZ1 A40 GND B40 N/C [7] C40 SIZ0 NOTES ----- Notes and differences between Macintosh IIvx and IIvi and Macintosh IIci: pullup[1]: This pin was connected to STERM* on the Macintosh IIci cache connector. STERM is not generated by any logic on the motherboard. This signal is pulled up with a 1K resistor. pullup[2]: This pin was connected to CFLUSH* on the Macintosh IIci cache connector. The cache flush function is different on Macintosh IIvx, so this pin cannot be supported. It is pulled up with a 1K resistor. pulldown[3]: This pin was connected to CACHEENABLE* on the Macintosh IIci cache connector. The cache enable function is different on Macintosh IIvx, so this pin cannot be supported. It is pulled down with a 100 ohm resistor. NOTE: THIS IS THE CACHE ENABLED STATE. pulldown[4]: This pin was a no connect on the Macintosh IIci cache connector. It is pulled down with a 100 ohm resistor to allow certain third party accelerator cards to operate correctly. FPU* [5]: This signal was a no connect on the Macintosh IIci cache connector. It is now connected to the FPU decode logic on the PCB. This logic is active at all times. The logic board FPU, if present is disabled if the CPUDISable signal is asserted. 15.6672 MHz [6]: This signal was the 25 MHz CPU clock on the Macintosh IIci cache connector. It is now the 15.6672 MHz clock generated from the VASP for all systems. It is not the 31.3344 MHz CPU clock for the Macintosh IIvx. This clock was chosen because it must be used to synchronize access to the VASP chip, which always operates at 15.6672 MHz. |
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Category: | Macintosh II |
Sub Category: | Macintosh IIvi and Macintosh IIvx |
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