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*16 and 32 bit multiplexors for accessing the 4 port shared memory. | *16 and 32 bit multiplexors for accessing the 4 port shared memory. | ||
*Plug-panels for connecting the customer produced DMA channels directly to ports in the multiport memory system (LFI1, LFI2 and LFI3). | *Plug-panels for connecting the customer produced DMA channels directly to ports in the multiport memory system (LFI1, LFI2 and LFI3). | ||
*Channel amplifiers for amplifying the DMA channel having access to the multiport memory located in all 6 cabinets.<ref>{{ND-doc|30.001.01A}} Printed May 1982, Section 4.2.3</ref> | *Channel amplifiers for amplifying the DMA channel having access to the multiport memory located in all 6 cabinets.<ref>{{ND-doc|30.001.01A}} Printed May 1982, Section 4.2.3</ref> --[[User:Tingo|Torfinn]] ([[User talk:Tingo|talk]]) 22:52, 19 April 2014 (CEST) | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:52, 19 April 2014
F16 flight simulator
The F16 flight simulator computer complex uses 5 processors, 1 NORD-10/S and 4 NORD-50s.
The computer complex consists of 6 cabinets, one for each processor plus a special I/O cabinet. The NORD-10/S with its private multiport memory and I/O system is contained on one cabinet. The 4 NORD-50s are in four separate cabinets.
The I/O cabinet contains the following:
- 3 I/O crates for connecting the customer produced I/O interfaces. The interfaces will access the memory via UNIVERSAL DMA modules supplied by ND.
- Shared memory. Multiport memory accessible from all the processors and in addition the DISK DMA channel.
- 16 and 32 bit multiplexors for accessing the 4 port shared memory.
- Plug-panels for connecting the customer produced DMA channels directly to ports in the multiport memory system (LFI1, LFI2 and LFI3).
- Channel amplifiers for amplifying the DMA channel having access to the multiport memory located in all 6 cabinets.[1] --Torfinn (talk) 22:52, 19 April 2014 (CEST)
References
- ↑ Norsk Data Document ND–30.001.01A NORD-10/NORD-50 OPERATOR'S GUIDE Printed May 1982, Section 4.2.3