Dave Huseby
07-29-2003, 04:04 PM
I found these details in an old sales brochure. It is a rather vague start:
NeXTbus provides a multiplexed
32-bit address and data bus on a
single Euro-DIN 96-pin connector.
NeXTbus architecture runs at 16.5
Mhz and can support data transfer
rates up to 66MB per second in
burst mode.
NeXTbus is self-configuring: cards
can be plugged into any slot and the
system will automatically identify and
configure each card.
"Dave Huseby" <david@surreal.com> wrote in message
news:vidkuajf6p8l35@corp.supernews.com... Hello everybody, I have been able to find the NeXTCube schematics and all of the NeXTBus programming documentation. The only thing left that I need to find are NeXTCube timing diagrams. Does anybody know where I can find them? I've heard that there are NeXT hardware repair manuals that were printed. I
bet that they would have the electrical and timing characteristics of the NeXTBus listed in them. Does anybody know for sure? Thanks, Dave
NeXTbus provides a multiplexed
32-bit address and data bus on a
single Euro-DIN 96-pin connector.
NeXTbus architecture runs at 16.5
Mhz and can support data transfer
rates up to 66MB per second in
burst mode.
NeXTbus is self-configuring: cards
can be plugged into any slot and the
system will automatically identify and
configure each card.
"Dave Huseby" <david@surreal.com> wrote in message
news:vidkuajf6p8l35@corp.supernews.com... Hello everybody, I have been able to find the NeXTCube schematics and all of the NeXTBus programming documentation. The only thing left that I need to find are NeXTCube timing diagrams. Does anybody know where I can find them? I've heard that there are NeXT hardware repair manuals that were printed. I
bet that they would have the electrical and timing characteristics of the NeXTBus listed in them. Does anybody know for sure? Thanks, Dave