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Subject: [cristianoag/obsonet] Disconnected interrupt pin (Issue #1)
The original obsonet had a design mistake that was corrected in the obsonet2: the interrupt pin was disconnected, resulting in increased latency.
Your design seems to have inherited the same issue.
Here's the obsonete2 schematics<http://www.caro.su/msx/eth4msx.htm>.
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I noticed there is an inverter, a diode and a jumper between the pin 4 of the RTL801AS and the /INT signal. Also the board available on Caro's side has the jumper disconnected, that means the pin is disconnect from the /INT signal. I will need to make some tests and evaluate the impact of connecting that signal because the current board just works even without that. I will update the project as soon as I test everything.
The original obsonet had a design mistake that was corrected in the obsonet2: the interrupt pin was disconnected, resulting in increased latency.
Your design seems to have inherited the same issue.
Here's the obsonete2 schematics.
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