shift/jump unit schematics

I've finished up the draft schematics for the shift/jump unit. I've split the schematics into several sheet, using common nets to link them together. I'll be laying out the PCB for this unit soon (as soon as I finish up drilling and assembly the instruction buffer PCB).

This is (most of) the control logic for the module. Notice that there isn't much complicated logic here -- the first 9 bits of the instruction are reserved for control signals:

• bits 23 and 22: module select
• bits 21, 20, 19, 18, 17: instruction (control signals)
• bits 16 and 15: register bus A select
• bits 14 and 13: register bus B select
• bits 12-0: 13 bits of in-instruction data

The output of the modules in this sheet are expanded control signals that determine which of the following tristate buffers are enabled (thus enabling the desired function):

And this beast is a giant multiplexer that determines whether the 13-bit data region of the instruction, or the 16-bit input register, gets sent to the instruction jump bus.

One more tristate controls whether the register control signals may reach the register A/B bus:

And the last sheet simply contains the board's connectors, making it easier to draw the other schematics without having to worry about the specific pinout of the connectors.