There's no SE/30 DevNote available, AFAIK. It's just in GttMFH2E . . .
< wonders if an image of the SE/30 MemMap might be available . . . somewhere . . . >
. . . IF you're building an '030 PDS Card later on . . .
. . . AND you're using the SDK as a learning experience for later use on said card . . .
. . . THEN building a memory multiplexing converter card for the SDK's I/O headers (?) . . .
. . . on the SuperMac Adapter's existing SIP interface . . .
. . . by using a microcontroller that you're familiar with already . . .
. . . would be the quickest, down-n-dirty, work around that comes to mind . . .
. . . AND running your twisted pairs straight <-> that SIP daughtercard's SE/30 PDS (or MoBo :?: ) . . .
. . . would be the cleanest (fast enough for the learning process) path that I can think of . . . :?:
< wonders if an image of the SE/30 MemMap might be available . . . somewhere . . . >
IDK, but . . .
. . . IF you're building an '030 PDS Card later on . . .
. . . AND you're using the SDK as a learning experience for later use on said card . . .
. . . THEN building a memory multiplexing converter card for the SDK's I/O headers (?) . . .
. . . on the SuperMac Adapter's existing SIP interface . . .
. . . by using a microcontroller that you're familiar with already . . .
. . . would be the quickest, down-n-dirty, work around that comes to mind . . .
. . . AND running your twisted pairs straight <-> that SIP daughtercard's SE/30 PDS (or MoBo :?: ) . . .
. . . would be the cleanest (fast enough for the learning process) path that I can think of . . . :?: