by Jeff Frohwein, v1.0215
The signals are NOT standard PCMCIA even though it uses a standard PCMCIA Type 1 connector. You can not use PCMCIA devices that are designed for laptops.
(View looking at Cybiko Connector)
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Plastic case -> |
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1 GND 35 GND |
2 /C1 36 D11 |
3 D3 37 D12 |
4 D4 38 D13 |
5 D5 39 D14 |
6 D6 40 D15 |
7 D7 41 /RC |
8 42 A10 |
9 SCK 43 /RD |
10 /C0 44 A11 |
11 45 A9 |
12 A17 46 A8 |
13 A18 47 A13 |
14 A19 48 A14 |
15 49 /WR |
16 50 |
17 3.27V 51 3.27V|
18 52 |
19 /C2 53 A16 |
20 54 A15 |
21 SC2 55 A12 |
22 SO2 56 A7 |
23 SI2 57 A6 |
24 /RS 58 A5 |
25 SOT 59 A4 |
26 RDY/BSY 60 A3 |
27 SIN 61 A2 |
28 62 A1 |
29 63 A0 |
30 D0 64 D8 |
31 D1 65 D9 |
32 D2 66 D10 |
33 67 |
34 GND 68 GND |
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/RS = /Reset
/C0 = Internal Flash Chip Select (p34/pin12 on CPU)
RDY/BSY = Flash Ready/Busy
SCK = Internal Flash Serial Clock
SIN = Internal Flash Serial In
SOT = Internal Flash Serial Out
/RC = Expansion RAM Chip Select
/C1 = Expansion Flash Chip Select #1
/C2 = Expansion Flash Chip Select #2
SC2 = Expansion Flash Serial Clock
SI2 = Expansion Flash Serial In
SO2 = Expansion Flash Serial Out
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