The national and international interface and bu< standardization work is carried out b> a nurzber 01 independent organizations cooperating to iomc exter.t but often not knowing enough about one another. The following is a list of important organizations active in this standardi&z:ion v.ork.
(1)
InlernationaE
IEC IS0
Knternarional Commission International Standardization
Eleclrol~ct~n~LYal
Organilarion
for Data
C’ommuni~dti0n.s
(2) Regional CCITT
ECMA ESONE
EDISG EWICS
comite
consulratlf
inrerna-
tional TGgraphique et Ti-It”phonique IlanuComputer European facturers Association Standardization European Organization for Nuclear Elcctronics European Distributed Intclligence Study Group European Workshop on Industrial Computer Systsms Inferconnectictn
of Equipment
(3) National AFNOR
Association malisation
Franqaise
de
ISO/TC97/SC13
(Subcommittee
DlNiNUAA13
nectlon of Equipment) (Working Group 13)
Nor-
13
“irlic:..
902
Standards
Table Data
1 Communcatlons ECM4
DlN
IS0 _____~
EIA
CCITT
1177
RS-232-C
v.10
6
66019
-
1745
RS-334
V.11
16
66020/
1
2710
US-366
V.20
17
66020/Z
1
2111
RS-404
v.21
23
66021/
2628
RS-422
V.23
24
66021/Z
2629
RS-423
V.24
26
6602113
4902
RS-449
v.25
27
66021/4
V.26
28
66021/5
V.27
29
6602116
V.28
35
6602:
v.29
37
66021/S
v.31
46
66021/9
4903
17
X.1
66021:lO
x.2
66022/
1
x.20
66258/
1
x.21
66259 /
X.24
66259
X.25
66259/3
1 /2
X.26 ___
Table
X.27
__-____
2
Protocols -I_
IHDLCI
-__.-_._
IS0
ECMA
DIN
-___
3309.2
40
66221/l
4335
49
66221/2
6256
60
66222
____
Table
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61
-
3
Peripf>erai Buses IS0
IEC
IEEE
Siiu
i>P 6546
462
583
66202/l
DP 7068
516
595
66202!2
EP 7069
552
596
IEC 516
640
675
IEC 45.111
683 45.
726
66.22
468
758 IEC 62511
625-1 625.2
Table
IEC 625/Z
4
System
Buses
IS0
IEEE
DP 6951
is-100)
____
(Multibud
P 696 P 796
Sraandards
Table
blies has been founded as the future 1EC/SC 4713. Together with the “Parze’t project” there are now 4 compleleiy dii’ferent system buses in rhe standardiration work. Af’ter this. three future situations are conceivable: All the variousgroups come together and agree upon one standard. This would be ths beer >oiuiion !or designers an2 end users. hut it i\ the mc~’i improbable one Thcrc will bc ;Arrtiml~cr o! different it.indard~. bu! one ~111predcxniimte because t/ i\ adopted by mo\t of‘ the producer5 and end users. Thi\ situation often arises and can i?c roterated. None of the standards ii acrrpti’d becauke the important producers use their ohbn biii standards. Apart from the S-150 bui, ihi> ih tiic ~,rtuation ac now have, whhich mean!, thcrc ii
Microcomputer system buses (backplane busey) arc relatively new topics for several committees and study groups. In the author’s view, there are mainly 4 independent activities: (1) IEEE with the S-155 Bus, the Multibus, and the new project P 896, the “Backplane Bus” (in future aIso to be covered by IEC/SC 47 B): (2) IS0 with a “Processor System Bus Interface”: (3) ESONE with a “Small System Bus”; (4) a Study Group of Nuclear Electronics (German speaking European countries) with a muliiprocessor bus project (initiated by Prof. Patzelt. University of V&ma). The IS0 project is already at a draft proposal stage (DP 6951). It is based on the Eerranti EUROBUS. This is also true of the ESONE Small System Bus, but it is not quite clear in which way the two proposals meet or where differences lie. The IEEE P896 Backplane Bus is under development with European participation (Prof. Nicoud from the ETH Lausartne is supporting the work). Recently an IEC working group on microprocessor assem-
Real Time Standard
FORTRAN
Draft
1 t’)JIIUKAN 77. !I is currently discussed to be sub:II~:~~~Jto I%) for m~crnarional standardization. (. trf~~\ ot’ I!I: Draft ma.: be obtained free of .‘I:~T;;\*Irom III<’I-hairman ol‘ EWICS TCI:
Ljf Willwit I;uci5 ~lci~rrn~hali*r f.inotypc
Enr~bricklunj:
Frankfurter Allee 55-75 D-6236 Eschborn bei Frankfurt Federal Republic Germany Comments to the Draft received before August 31, 1981, will receive a written reply after being considered by the committee. Comments should be submitted to the chairman of EWICS TCI.