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[Q][PC-ISA] Reset Drive Minimal Pulse Length?

Hello,

concerning the minimal pulse lenght for an ISA-Bus compliant Reset signal, I do not see any figures on the internet.

Is there a specification that defines the minimum pulse length of an ISA-BUS Reset Signal for "RESET DRV"?

Especially is there a requirement on a PC if the user pushes the manual reset button.

Has the reset signal - per definition, to be glitch free, or is it the directly the signal from the mechanical switch without a minimum requirement for passive RC debouncing?

Best Regards Markus

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Markus Meng
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Closest "reference" at-hand is the Mindshare book "ISA System Architecture" - according to them, the RESET signal needs to transition directly in time with system clock, and that it is normally buffered from the POWERGOOD power supply signal with an inverter. Not much more detail on hold times or glitching.

This implies that connecting directly to the front-panel button wouldn't be reliable, and that it should be clocked in (and probably debounced).

Richard

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Richard H.

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