JSimm
High Speed I/O
Interface
(HSIO)

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for the
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JSimm is an open expansion system for
Systronix embedded Java and SimmStick systems


JSimm/HSIO is a memory-mapped, fully buffered, High Speed I/O interface. HSIO has eight data bits, twelve address lines, read and write strobes, two chip selects, two 3.3 VDC pins, and four ground pins on a shrouded, polarized 2mm 15x2 header. HSIO timing is adjustable over a wide range to accomodate virtually any peripheral. Signals are 3.3V TTL, compatible with 5 V TTL or 3V CMOS.

JStik is the first controller module to implement an HSIO interface. Systronix has several JSimm/HSIO systems in development (see 'JSimm Products' in the navigation bar above), and other JStik developers have implemented a variety of I/O devices on the HSIO bus - please see the JStik discussion list archives for that information.


High Speed I/O Bus Timing Documentation
The operation of the HSIO Bus is currently described in the JStik Technical Reference. A separate HSIO technical reference will be created soon and moved here in the JSimm/HSIO web area.
Here is a new tutorial on using the interactive graphical timing diagram generator.

High Speed I/O Bus Expansion Boards
Use the products pulldown list above and select "HSIO Bus Products"
 
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