8255by PPI

Dr. Santanu Das

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College,
Mode Selection of 8255
 Format of Control Word in I/O Mode

Operating Modes
1. Mode 0: Simple I/O
2. Mode 1: Strobed I/O
3. Mode 2: Strobed Bidirectional I/O

When D7=1
Mode 1: I/O with Handshaking Capability
Mode 1
8255 in Mode 1
MODE 1 Input Operation
 Input with handshake

 #STB (in):
 Device provides data to an input
port
 IBF (out):
 Data has been latched by 8255
 INTR (out):
 After activation of IBF
 INTE (interrupt enable)
 Internal flip-flop
 Controlled by PC4 and PC2
 MODE 1 Timing (input)

 #STB (in):
 Device provides data to an input port
 IBF (out):
 Data has been latched by 8255
 INTR (out):
 After activation of IBF
 INTE (interrupt enable)
 Internal flip-flop
 Controlled by PC4 and PC2
MODE 1 Output Operation
 Output with handshake

 #OBFa :
 CPU has written a byte
 #ACKa:
 Data has been picked up by receiving device
 INTRa:
 After rising edge of #ACKa
 INTEa (interrupt enable)
 Internal flipflop
 Controlled by PC6
 MODE 1 Timing (output)

 #OBFa :
 CPU has written a byte
 #ACKa:
 Data has been picked up by receiving device
 INTRa:
 After rising edge of #ACKa
 INTEa (interrupt enable)
 Internal flipflop
 Controlled by PC6
Mapping of 8255 I/O ports
 An Example I/O Device
(cont’d)

 Mapping I/O ports is similar to mapping

memory
 Partial mapping
 Full mapping