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80C18xXL Unused Pin Connections

80C186XL (80C188XL) Minimum Circuit Configuration*
Pin NameConnectionPin NameConnection
Vcc**+5V +-10%TMR OUT0N.C.
Vss**GroundTMR OUT1N.C.
X12x CPU ClockTMR IN0pulled high
X2N.C if using canned oscillator, connected to crystal otherwiseTMR IN1pulled high
CLKOUTN.C.PCS6:0N.C.
RES#reset circuitDRQ0pulled low
RESETN.CDRQ1pulled low
NMIpulled lowINT0pulled low
TEST#/Busypulled highINT1/SELECT#pulled low
S2:0#N.C.INT2/INTA0#pulled low
ARDYpulled highINT3/INTA1#/IRQpulled low
SRDYpulled highN.C.No Connect
Lock#N.C.
 
 
Holdpulled low
 
 
HLDAN.C.
 
 
MCS3#/NPS#N.C.
 
 
MCS1#/ERROR#N.C.
 
 
MCS0#/PEREQN.C.
 
 
MCS2#N.C.
 
 

  • "Minimum circuit" implies a very basic prototype which allows the boot-up of the processor for testing purposes. It is assumed that none of the internal peripherals are being used. If they are to be used, some of the above connections might need to be changed. Pins missing from the table are assumed to be used in the minimum circuit memory interface. Please see the most current data sheet and User's Manual for a full description of each pin.

    Pins specified as "pulled high" or "pulled low" can be strapped instead. Using pull-up or pull-down resistors instead of strapping makes design changes easier and less costly. Typical pull-up or pull-down resistors are 10 Kohms in size. Weak pull-up or pull-down resistors are typically 50 Kohms in size.

    All "N.C." pins must remain unconnected.

    **All of the Vcc and Vss pins present on the processor package must be connected to +5V +-10% and Ground respectively.



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