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Top
card
connector pins
W26, ill.
126.
X31,
126, 131,
Z26, and
Z31
are grounds to receive the special
grounds
in
the
I/O
channel
cables.
Pins
WOB,
108,
YOB,
and
Z08
are
also grounded pins,
corresponding
to
the
normal
grounds
supplied
on
an I/O
socket.
There is no connection to pins
W03, X03, Y03,
and
Z03.
These pins correspond to the normal
+5
volts dc pins on an
I/O
socket
(D03, J03. P03,
and U03).
The socket adapter feature provides a method for a
customer
to
plug into the I/O channel on an I/O socket.
The channel
socket adapter
is
a
two
component
system
assembled
to
translate
the
1
mm
(O.040
in)
18K
card
stock and pin
configuration to a
1.5
mm
(0.060
in) industry connector (see
Figure
2-34).
The first component is a
64
mm
(2.53 in)
high
IBM
socket
card
(paddle
card)
with
gold-plated
printed-circuit tabs on the opposite end.
The second component is a modified 72-pin
Continental*
double
billows
feed-through
connector
to
allow customer
access to 72 pins of the I/O channel.
No logic
electronics
is
provided
on
the
channel
socket adapter; it is only a
translator/connector.
This
assembly is plugged into any of the processor I/O
sockets.
The customer then plugs
his
1.5
mm
(0.060
in)
printed
circuit tabs terminal logic card into this billows.
Dimensions for
a
customer card, designed to use
the
socket
adapter feature, are shown in Figure
2-35.
The connector to
which the customer interfaces is the 600 series
Continental
72-pin
connector.
This
connector
has
IBM
part
number
1637646.
The maximum amount of current a
device
card
may
draw
when
using the socket adapter feature
is
2 amps
at
+5
volts.
The
signal lines available from the socket adapter are
the same as for a standard I/O channel but
with
only
four
request in bus lines, corresponding to levels 0-3.
There is
+5
volts dc available on the 002 pin.
Figure 2-36
contains
the
translation from the IBM pin assignment to the customer
card socket (Continental connector) pin assignment.
*Manufactured
by
Continental connector Corporation.
Processor I/O Channel
2-87

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