Western Digital WD1931
The WD1931 is a MOS/LSI device which performs the functions of interfacing a serial data communications channel to a parallel digital system. This pin out allows the user to implement a one-board multiprotocol design. For character-oriented asynchronous and/or synchronous (bi-sync) protocols, the WD1931 is used, and for bit-oriented SOLe, HDLC and ADCCP protocols the WD1933 is used (see WD1933 data sheet).FEATURES
SYNCHRONOUS AND ASYNCHRONOUS o Full Duplex Operations SYNCHRONOUS MODE It Selectable 5- to 8-Bit Characters It Two Successive SYN Characters Sets Synchronization● Programmable SYN and OLE Character Detection and Stripping o Programmable SYN and DLE-SYN Fill o Transparent BI-SYNC Operation ASYNCHRONOUS MODE
● Selectable 5- to 8-Bit Characters " Line Break Detection and Generation " 1-, 1'/,-, or 2-Stop Bit Selection o False Start Bit Detection It Automatic Serial Echo Mode o Overrun and Framing Error Detection SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY G Double Buffering of Data o 8-Bit Bi-Directional Bus for Data, Status, and Control Words It All Inputs and Outputs TTL Compatible o Chip Select, RE, WE, AO, A1 Interface to CPU .. On-Line Diagnostic Capability
● Data Set, Carrier Detect, and Ring Interrupts BAUD RATE - DC TO 1M BAUD/SEC 8 SELECTABLE CLOCK RATES o Accepts 1X Clock ad Up to Four Different 32X Baud Rate Clock Inputs .. Up to 47% Distortion Allowance with 32X Clock PINOUT COMPATIBLE TO...