Location U24 Setup; Location U36 Setup; Figure 3: K4 And K10Jumpers; Figure 4: K3 And K11 Jumpers - Performance Computer PT-VME161 User Manual

Location U24 Setup

Figure 3: K4 and K10Jumpers

The orientation of figure 3 is with the VMEbus connectors on the right.
Figure 5 displays a schematic representation of K4 and K10 jumpers for typical U24 configurations.

Location U36 Setup

Figure 4: K3 and K11 Jumpers

The orientation of figure 4 is with the VMEbus connectors on the right.
Figure 5 displays a schematic representation of K3 and K11 jumpers for typical U36 configurations.
The pin out configuration for location U24 is defined by Jumper Blocks
K10
K4 and K10. There are eleven jumpers at location K4 and a single jumper
at K10.
Each K4 jumper position consists of a row of three adjacent pins. The
Jumpers are numbered from 1 to 31 starting with Jumper 1 at the pin 1
end of the Jumper Block K4. In figure 3, pin 1 is in the upper left corner.
K4 - Jumper 1
K4 pins are numbered from left to right and top to bottom.
(Pin 1)
There are three possible states for each jumper: the center pin shorted to
the left pin (bottom justified jumper shunt in figure 5), the center pin
shorted to the right pin (top justified jumper shunt in figure 5), or all three
K4 - Jumper 3
pins unconnected (no jumper shunt in figure 5).
Jumper Block K10 is a simple two pin jumper where the pins are either
open or shorted.
The pin out configuration for location U36 is defined by Jumper Blocks
K3 and K11. There are three jumpers at location K3 and a single jumper
K3 - Jumper 1
at K11.
(Pin 1)
Each K3 jumper position consists of a row of three adjacent pins. The
K3 - Jumper 3
Jumpers are numbered from 1 to 3 starting with Jumper 1 at the pin 1 end
of the Jumper Block K3. In figure 4, pin 1 is in the upper left corner. The
pins are numbered from left to right and top to bottom. The orientation
K11
of figure 4 is with the VMEbus connectors on the right.
There are two possible states for each jumper: the center pin shorted to
the right pin (bottom justified jumper shunt in figure 5) or the center pin
shorted to the left pin (top justified jumper shunt in figure 5).
Jumper Block K11 is a simple two pin jumper where the pins are either
open or shorted.
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