Kim-IIe Requirement list

Notes for requirements for Kim-IIe card... (AIIe = Apple IIe). I am making updates to this as I think things out...

Requirement	Strategy	Implementation
Soft switch to enable KIM card	Use AIIe /DEVSEL line to enable access to a set of soft switches at AIIe $C0nx. (n =slot+$10)	Either a 74ls74 flip flop (1 switch) 74ls259 addressable latch (8 switch) 74ls75 4-bit latch (4 switch)
Enabling the card replaces AIIe $0000-$1FFF with KIM	Use U7 decoder to bring AIIE /INH line low when soft switch enabled	Maybe a diode on /INH connected to U7 pin 0
Feature	Strategy	Implementation
Make KIM Page 23 (MOS 6532) available to AIIe $Cnxx	AIIe /IOSEL low enables KIM $1nxx, (without enabling /INH). i.e: one of Kim Page 17-23 (in K4-K5) depending on the AIIe slot Eg: card in slot 7 makes $17xx (page 23) available at AIIe $C7xx.	/IOSEL activates U7 (pin 12?) XNOR A12 and U7/Q6 (otherwise, we would decode Kim $07xx) Jumper connecting U7 pin 7 (Q6) to (diode?) KIM DECEN Diode to prevent /INH from pulling low? Decode $Cxxx-$Dxxx using a 74LS145 connected to Y6 on the main address decoder enabled by /IOSEL. Connect outputs 0-3 to K4-K7, 4-7 to K0-K3 to make $11xx accessible at $C1xx
Make KIM K4-K5 available at $C800-$CFFF when appropriate.	AIIe /IOSEL with /IOSTROBE is stored and enables KIM $1000-$17FF, mapped to $C800-$CFFF (without enabling /INH?). CFFF RESETs /IOSTROBE store.	/IOSTROBE with /IOSEL active sets 74ls74 flip-flop. Jumper connecting U7 pin 7 (Q6) to KIM DECEN. output of flip-flop activates 74LS145 added above. Another address decoder or 74LS133 resets flip-flop when CFFF is on the Address bus. UGH, too much stuff...
KIM access to soft switches	Hmmm...	Hmmm...

XNORing A12 to invert its signal when /DEVSEL is active took too many chips and got too confusing.
Since /IOSEL is only active in the $Cn00 range, we don't need to connect the new 74LS145 to the main address decoder.