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3095 is the second ND-110 CPU board. The first version was numbered 3090. It contains the CPU, bus arbitration logic, memory control, cache memory and other subsystems, including the Real time clock and the I/O for the serial console.
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Introduction
The ND-110 is an improvement over the ND-100 in a number of areas.
- Size. The CPU, the Memory Management System, cache memory and operator panel processor is combined on one single board.
- New technology. The CPU is constructed by a gate-array. The CPU concists of three VLSI gate arrays, RMIC, RMAC and BUFALU.
- New cache memory strategy. The first micro instruction word of a macroinstruction is stored in cache memory.
- Address arithmetic. Address arithmetic is performed in the RMAC gate array, not aby the micro code as in ND-100.
- The interrupt system. Unlike the ND-100 CPU, the ND-110/CX CPU handles synchronous interrupts as traps., a bit like ND-500 does.
- The Control Store. The control store is based on fast read/write ram instead of prom. At power up the memory is initialised from two 8 kbyte EPROMs. The control store can be read or modified by program.
- Control logic and timing. Much of the control and timing logic have been moved into PAL chips. The main crystal oscillator is now a 39.3216 MHz oscillator. It is used for the nano-sequencer, the CPU-clock, the bus arbiter, the real time clock and the console UART. The nano-sequencer is a four bit state machine used for timing and control.
- Power consumption. The power consumption was reduced from 90 watts to 60.[citation needed]
New instructions
- TRA CS - Reads 16 control storage bits into the A-register. The X-register contains the store address.
- TRR CS - Writes the A-register into 16 control store bits. The X-register contains the control store address.
- TRR CILP - Cache inhibit individual page.
- VERSN - Reads version numbers of print and micro program.
- SETPT - Set page tables.
- CLEPT - Clear page tables.
- CLNREENT - Clear non re-entrant pages.
- CHREENTPAGES - Change page tables.
- CLEPU - Clear page tables and collect PGU information.
- WGLOB - Initialize global pointers.
- RGLOB - Examine global pointers.
- INSPL - Insert page in page list.
- REMPL - Remove page from page list.
- CNREK - Clear non re-entrant pages.
- CLPT - Clear segment from page tables.
- ENPT - Enter segment in page tables.
- REPT - Enter re-entrant segment in page tables.
- LBIT - Load single bit accumulator (K) with logical memory bit.
- SBITP - Store single bit accumulator (K) in a physical memory bit.
- LBYTP - Load the A register with a single byte from physical memory.
- SBYTP - Store single byte in physical memory.
- TSETP - Test and set a physical memory word.
- RDUSP - Read a physical memory word without using cache.
- LASB - Load the A register with the contents of the segment-table bank (STBNK).
- SASB - Store the A register contents in the STBNK.
- LACB - Load the A register with the contents of the core map-table bank (CMBNK).
- SACB - Store the A register contents in the CMBNK.
- LXSB - Load the X register with the contents of the STBNK.
- LXCB - Load the X register with the contents of the CMBNK.
- SZSB - Store zero in the STBNK.
- SZCB - Store zero in the CMBNK.
Reference
- Norsk Data Document ND–06.026 ND-110 Functional Description (ND-06.026.01 rev A)