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clarification for programmable mainframe / plug-in detection in Note3 according to 7912AD and 7A16P manual
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(clarification for programmable mainframe / plug-in detection in Note3 according to 7912AD and 7A16P manual)
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''[note 2]'' Output from V plugins, unused and terminated 50 Ω to ground in mainframe H slots
''[note 2]'' Output from V plugins, unused and terminated 50 Ω to ground in mainframe H slots


''[note 3]'' In programmable mainframes, A24 is pulled high to +3 V, indicating to programmable plug-ins to use TS2-TS9 as GPIB lines and a modified readout logic using only TS1 and TS10, with TS1 being active in time slot 1 as in other mainframes, and TS10 being active in each time slot.
''[note 3]'' In programmable mainframes, A24 is clamped to not exceed +3 V, indicating to programmable plug-ins to use TS2-TS9 as GPIB lines and a modified readout logic using only TS1 and TS10, with TS1 being active in time slot 1 as in other mainframes, and TS10 being active in each time slot. Programmable plug-ins source at least 100 μA into TS10 (A29) indicating to a programmable mainframe that the alternative time-slot scheme is to be used.


''[note 4]'' Not provided by most mainframes (digitizers only?). [[7A16P]] connects B27 to A9, requires −5.2 V on A27.
''[note 4]'' Not provided by most mainframes (digitizers only?). [[7A16P]] connects B27 to A9, requires −5.2 V on A27.
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