How can i solve this problem?

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How can i solve this problem?

Postby Beemer » Thu Mar 18, 2010 6:08 pm

Hi all,

For a project here at work i need to read a 48bit parallel bus into the PCI of a computer. The Bus exists of 16 control bits and 32 data bits... My problem is that i don't have enough IO pins on the Dragon board if i use PCI .... Guess i did not do my homework properly :? . Now is my question, can i add a daughter board to the dragon using the FlashyD connector to have more IO pins , for example the Pluto board has the same FlashyD connector.... Is this compatible? OR is it better to add a second dragon board in the computer.... I need to be able to communicate with the bus in both directions. Just for the guys who are are thinking what sort of bus this is..... it is a Selbus from a old Gould computer (very old stuff).
Anyone an idea how to do this the best way?
Personally i don't think its possible to use 2 dragon boards anyway

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Postby Thoma HAUC » Thu Mar 18, 2010 6:25 pm

Hi Beemer,

Did you sample the bus? If yes, what is the sampling frequency?
Otherwise, what is the bus frequency?

Depending on your answer, I think I can give you an appropriate advice.

Thoma
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Postby Beemer » Thu Mar 18, 2010 7:43 pm

Thoma HAUC wrote:Hi Beemer,

Did you sample the bus? If yes, what is the sampling frequency?
Otherwise, what is the bus frequency?

Depending on your answer, I think I can give you an appropriate advice.

Thoma


Hey Thoma, just found out i already asked this question here before :lol: . This project was put in the fridge for some time due to other stuff that needed to be done first. Now we want to pick this up again .... So sorry for this ....Anyway if you are intrested, the topic is here viewtopic.php?t=1674

Looks like i was already registered here under a other name :roll:

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