DEC ADV11-A A/D Converter
You mean like "this board isn't compatible with a 22bit backplane" kinds of
things. (which it isn't BTW, that's what the note is about BDAL18 is
address line 18 which is called BC1 on 18 bit backplanes.)
I'm not sure how you would use it in a system with a 22 bit backplane. Even
if you pulled the address line off the back plane the board's CSR registers
would show up in memory space and you would have bus contention.
--chuck
At 01:51 PM 3/23/00 -0800, you wrote:
>Out of curiosity is there anything I need to know before plugging the
>following board into a Q-Bus PDP-11?
>
>A012 ADV11-A Q 16-channel, 12-bit Analogue-to-Digital Converter
>A012 Caution: uses BC1 for purposes other than BDAL18
>A012 Refs: EK-ADV11-OP, MP-00193, EB-20174-20, uNOTE O#108
>
>My plan has been to plug it into my PDP-11/73 which resides in a BA123.
>
>Also is there any way to test one without having anything connected.
>
> Zane
Received on Thu Mar 23 2000 - 16:31:16 GMT
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