AT&T 3B2 Maintenance Reference Manual page 11

List of Figures
Figure
2-1
AT&T 382 computer, Model 300/310 2-2
Figure
2-2
AT&T 382 computer, Model 400 2-2
Figure 2-3 AT&T 382/300/310 major subassemblies
2-3
Figure
2-4
AT&T 382/400 major subassemblies 2-4
Figure
2-5
WE 32000-based system board CM190A (Model 300
only, earliest version)
2-5
Figure
2-6
WE 32100-based ED system board (Gl-G6) (Models
300/310/400 only) 2-6
Figure
2-7
AT&T 382 computer, Models 600/700/1000 2-10
Figure
2-8
System board CM518A (Models 500/600 only) 2-12
Figure
2-9 Virtual address cache (V cache) board CM522A
2-16
Figure 2-10 MuHiprocessor enhancement board (MP8)
CM527A 2-17
Figure
2-11 Processing element (PE) board CM524A 2-18
Figure
3--1
AT&T expansion module (XM)
3-2
Figure
3--2 AT&T tape module
3-5
Figure
3--3
Example layout of a single-ended SCSI bus and
devices
3-9
Figure
3--4
SCSI disk controller module
3-12
Figure
3--5 Disk module for ESDI disks
3-14
Figure
3--6
Disk module for SCSI disks with embedded
controller 3-17
Figure
3--7
SCSI expansion module (XM/900)
3-19
Figure
3--8
SCSI cartridge tape module (TM/60S and
TM/120S)
3-21
Figure
3--9
SCSI 9-track tape drive (front view)
3-23
Figure 3-- Jl 0 SCSI 9-track tape drive (rear view)
3-24
Figure
3--11
Desk-top autoloading dual density tape drive
(KS23495)
3-26
Figure
3--12
Soft power connections to PPCU
3-28
Figure
3--13
VME host adapter
3-33
Figure
3-14
VME patch panel 3-34
Figure
4--1
300/310 power switch
4-3
Figure
4--2
400/500 power switch
4-4
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