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2.
Connect each cable end to an input socket on the Monitor Back
Panel. Since they are identical, either socket can be used.
3.
Push each cable into its connector and rotate its lock into place.
4.
Connect the other end of each color-coded cable to the
corresponding color output socket on the Cabinet I/O Panel.
5.
Push the cable into the connector and rotate the lock into place.
4.4 Monitor to Cabinet Control Cable Connection
The Control Cable connects the Cabinet and the Monitor.
1.
Connect the female end of the Control Cable to the 25-pin socket on
the Monitor Back Panel.
2.
Connect the male end of the Control Cable to
I/O Panel.
3.
Fix the Control Cable into place by tightening the captive screws on
each side of both plugs.
4.5 Monitor to Cabinet AC Power Cable Connection
The Monitor power outlet is located on the Cabinet Power Panel (see Figures
3-4a and 3-4b). This switched AC outlet is controlled by the Cabinet
switch.
1.
Connect the female end of the AC power cable to the
socket on the Monitor Back Panel.
2.
Connect the male end of the Monitor power cable to the AC outlet
labeled
4.6 IRIS Terminal to Host Serial Line Connection
The IRIS Terminal can be connected to a host computer through a serial line
(see Appendix E for a specification of the IRIS Terminal RS-232 interface).
1.
Connect an RS-232 or RS-423 cable from the host computer to
on the Cabinet I/O Panel.
2.
Fix the cable into place with the captive screws at each end.
3.
Set the
3) on the Cabinet I/O Panel to an appropriate baud rate (see Section
6.2 and Appendix A). The serial line speed affects the time required
to download the terminal software. At least 9600 baud is
recommended.
Version 1.3
on the Cabinet Power Panel.
Monitor
Serial Line Baud Rate
IRIS TERMINAL GUIDE
configuration switches (switches 2 and
on the Cabinet
Port 1
Power
power
Input
Port 2
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