Lisa Hardware Reference Manual Jul81
Lisa Hardware Reference Manual Jul81
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LISA
Hardware
REFERENCE MANUAL
Bill Schottstaedt
Ext. 2379
Conf i,den tial
Lisa Hardware Reference Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
OVERVIEW
4
5
5
6
The Processor
Video Display
Memory
The System Bus
THE CPU BOARD
7
7
9
9
10
12
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
18
20
21
23
24
25
The 68000
Interrupts
Memory
Memory Configurations
The Memory Management Unit
The Segment Origin
Context Selection
The Segment Limit
The Process Stack
Loading·the MMU Registers
Memory Errors
The Status Register
The Memory Error Address Latch
Memory Diagnostic Mode
Video Circuit
Contrast Control
System Bus Timing
Memory Bus Timing
Summary of MMU Locations
THE 10 BOARD
26
26
28
31
32
32
34
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
42
42
44
44
45
The Input/Output Board
The Keyboard Interface
COPS Command Timing
Reset Codes
The Keyboard
Keycodes
The Mouse
Mouse Commands
Mouse Data
The Clock/Calendar Circuit
Setting the Clock
The CVSD and the Speaker
The Serial Interface
Baud Rate Generation
The Floppy Disk Controller
Disk Controller Commands
Disk Data Storage
Interrupts
Non-volatile Memory
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The Battery
The Hard Disk Interface
I/O Space Addresses
46
51
THE EXPANSION I/O SLOTS
53
53
57
58
The Expansion I/O Slots
Signal Description
Device Protocol
Direct Memory Access
GLOSSARY
SCHEMATICS
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HARDWARE OVERVIEW
The Lisa hardware can be divided into four functional pieces: the
CPU and memory management unit, the I/O circuitry, the memory arrays,
and the expansion slots. The main microprocessor is a Motorola
MC68000. It communicates with the rest of the Lisa world over two
buses: the system bus, and the memory bus. The I/O circuitry
includes the built-in parallel interface, two serial interfaces,
floppy disk controller, clock-calendar, speaker, and keyboard
interface.
SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGR&~
-------
---+
Expansion Slot a I
+--_._-,-----+
+----------
+-----------+
-I
I Memory Array 1 I
I Expansion Slot 1 I
+--------+
+------------+
+------
+-----------i-
I
-=+
I Expansion Slot 2
Memory Array 2 I
-- ... _------+
System Bus
--------------.._--_.._--------------+
.--+
-+--I/O BOARD:
Floppy Disk Controller
Hard Disk Interface
Keyboard Interface
Speaker and CVSD
Serial I/O Ports
Clock/Calendar/Alarm
+------
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
+--------- ---_._---- . - +
I
I
I
I'
I
I
I
----+
Memory Bus
CPU BOARD:
1
I
(
68000 and Buffers
Memory Management Unit
I
Boot and diagnostics ROM I
Video Circuitry
I
Memory Access Control
I
I
,
I
+-------------...=-----+
THE PROCESSOR
The Motorola MC68000 Microprocessor User's Manual fully describes the
operation of the processor, including its instruction set and timing.
The Lisa 68000 has a 5 megahertz clock. The memory cycle time is 800
nanoseconds; therefore instructions that use a multiple of four clock
cycles can execute without a wait state.
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