[Coco] CoCo video?
jdaggett at gate.net
jdaggett at gate.net
Sun Jan 29 22:30:31 EST 2006
Neil
Yes there was. MC6844. This chip better interfaces with the MC6809 and
not the MC6809E. The MC6809 has an input labled DMABREQ. Asserting
this pin low will suspend the MC6809 execution for 16 cycles. Then the
MC6809 will execute one cycle. Thus there is an alternating of 16 to one
cycle ratio for DMA access.
With some external logic this can be done with the MC6809E.
james
On 29 Jan 2006 at 18:52, Neil Morrison wrote:
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> Wasn't there some sort of DMA chip for the 6800 series?
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> Neil
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> ----- Original Message -----
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> > The 6x09 doesn't, without extensive hardware help, support dma, so the
> > max transfer is going to be someplace in the 12 seconds per megabyte
> > moved area...
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