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To: Alan Bell who wrote (32674)	10/23/1999 12:20:00 PM
From: John Walliker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Alan, I think we are all in agreement now. The implicit assumption in that statement was that the bus was quiescent at 1.8v. I think John was also using this assumption in his agreement. But you are certainly correct that if the launch voltage is less than 1.8, it will cause the line to drop 0.4 volts from there. Yes. I now understand John's 1.5x explanation and find it to be a plausible reason that the bus might have problems. Provided of course that the specific sequences that cause it are not already forbidden by the controller. However, although I have looked at some of the rules I do not yet know whether this is the case. I probably haven't looked at the right documents yet. John