Pin Number |
Pin Name |
Description (may be empty) |
1 | +5V | -> |
2 | +5V | -> |
3 | GND | |
4 | GND | |
5 | XDRD0 | <-> memory expansion data word |
6 | XDRD1 | |
7 | XDRD2 | |
8 | XDRD3 | |
9 | XDRD4 | |
10 | XDRD5 | |
11 | XDRD6 | |
12 | XDRD7 | |
13 | XDRD8 | |
14 | XDRD9 | |
15 | XDRD10 | |
16 | XDRD11 | |
17 | XDRD12 | |
18 | XDRD13 | |
19 | XDRD14 | |
20 | XDRD15 | |
21 | GND | |
22 | GND | |
23 | A8 | -> address lines |
24 | A7 | |
25 | A6 | |
26 | A5 | |
27 | A4 | |
28 | A3 | |
29 | A2 | |
30 | A1 | |
31 | A0 | |
32 | ~EXRAM | <- to activate mem expansion, connect to GND |
33 | GND | |
34 | GND | |
35 | ~CASL | -> ~CAS for the low byte |
36 | ~CASH | -> ~CAS for the high byte |
37 | ~RAS0 | -> (by default used by internal mem -- depends on JP3) |
38 | ~RAS1 | -> ~RAS for external memory -- depends on JP3 |
39 | ~WE | -> write enable |
40 | ~CCK | -> (some clock signal...not used by standard memory expanders) |
41 | XD0 | <-> data lines to real-time clock ( M6242B ) |
42 | XD1 | |
43 | XD2 | |
44 | XD3 | |
45 | XA0 | -> addres lines to real-time clock |
46 | XA1 | |
47 | XA2 | |
48 | XA3 | |
49 | ~XCLKRD | -> external clock read (read date/time) |
50 | ~XCLKWR | -> external clock write (set date/time) |
51 | +5V | -> |
52 | +5V | -> |
53 | GND | |
54 | GND | |
55 | +12V | -> |
56 | -12V | -> |
(Directions relative to computer.)
You can also identify the pins on the expansion board by holding it with components up and the connector at the right side: pin 1 - top left, pin 2 top right...