Service Request Switch Settings - HP 3000 Series Installation And Service Manual

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Installation
Table 2-1.
Service Request Switch Settings
Service
Rocker Switch No.
Switch Block
Request
to be Closed
Location
No.
(closed
=
true)
(left or right)
SRO
Right
SRl
Right
SR2
Right
SR3
Right
SR4
Right
SR5
Right
SR6
Right
SR7
Ri ht
SRlO
3
Left
SRll
4
Left
SR12
5
Left
SR13
6
Left
SR14
7
Left
SR15
8
Left
The recommended service request number to be set into the INP
is either SR8 or SR9.
If
special
circumstances
require
a
different
INP
service
request
number
for your system, it
should still be located at a
lower
priority
level
(larger-
numbe r)
than
the
Hardwired
Serial Interface (HSI) and the
Synchronous Single-Line Controller (SSLC)
but
at
a
higher
priority
level
(smaller
number)
than the line printer and
other slower devices.
(See Appendix A for an
example
of
a
typical sequence of device priorities.)
I
b.
The DRT number
switches
are
eight
miniature
two-position
rocker switches in a single block (identical in appearance to
the switch blocks used for setting the MUX
servic~
requests
in step a).
The DRT number switch block is located in column
18,
row
6,
of the INP-MPU board
(as shown in figure 2-1).
Set the
DRT
number into
switches
2
through
8
in
octal
I
notation
(open
=
true),
using switch number 2
to represent
the most significant bit and switch number 8 to represent the
least significant bit.
Switch number l
serves
as
an
odd
parity
jumper.
Set
switch
number 1
to
the
appropriate
position
(open or closed), so that an odd number of switches
(including the parity switch) is opened.
The recommended DRT number to be set into the !NP
is
either
I
25 or 26 (decimal).
(See table 2-2.)
JUN 1980
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