Apparatus using in undifferentiated strobe output to interface e

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ABSTRACT:
A node adapter chip for linking a node microprocessor to a serial data link incorporates a read/write circuit and an interrupt processing means to allow increased flexibility in connecting the adapter to different node microprocessors with different interface protocols. The read/write input circuit accepts dual strobe or single strobe type read/write commands and the interrupt processor accepts either conventional interrupt handling or "polled" operation for use with microprocessors that do not have interrupt capabilities. A flag multiplexer allows the controller in the node adapter to receive status information from a serial interface in the adapter without the need for extra data transfer cycles.

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Motorola Product Preview of MC68HC53 Asynchronous Communication Interface Adapter (ACIA) pp. 3.520-3.523, 1983.

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