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Description of the handshake channels – BECKHOFF C1300 User Manual

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C1300 VME to II/O Interface Unit

Beckhoff II/O-System

Date : 18.12.95

Version : 2.01

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3.2. Description of the Handshake Channels

Communications between VMEbus and C1300 are supported by two channels, which contain
255 bytes. The VME master writes the data, needed to run a certain function, to channel 0 and
then transmitts a DV ( data valid ) signal. When the module has received all of the data, it
will send the "Quit" signal. The VME master erases the DV signal and as soon as the "Quit"
signal is set to zero, new communications can be started.

Channel 0 leading from the VMEbus to the C1300 module has an address range from C01h to
CFFh. DV is the MSB of address C00h. "Quit" is the second highest bit of address D00h.

Handshake-Channel 0 :

Byte 0

COOh

Byte 1

................

Byte 254

Byte 255

CFFh

Channel 1 leading from the VMEbus to the C1300 module has an address range from C01h to
CFFh. DV is the MSB of address C00h. "Quit" is the second highest bit of address D00h.

Handshake-Channel 1 :

Byte 0

D00h

Byte 1

................

Byte 254

Byte 255

DFFh