Data General AViiON Series Manual del operador

Setting Up and Installing

VMEbus Options in

AViiONSystems

014–001867–03

Customer Documentation

P R O D U C T L I N E



Setting Up and Installing VMEbus

Options in AViiONSystems

014–001867–03

Printed in the United States of America

Rev. 03, March 1993

Ordering No. 014–001867

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Setting Up and Installing VMEbus Options in AViiONSystems

014–001867–03

Revision History:

Original Release – March 1990

First Revision – July 1990

Second Revision – September 1991

Third Revision – March 1993

A vertical bar in the margin of a page indicates substantive technical change from the

previous revision. The exception is Appendix E, which contains entirely new material.

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energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference in

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Preface

This manual contains information that you will need to add VMEbus-related

hardware to your AViiONsystem. It supplements your system’s setting up,

expanding, and maintaining manuals that list the VME options supported by your

particular model. You should also refer to your most recent Technical Notices,

software updates, and Release Notices for current information.

The first three chapters in this manual describe how to add and replace optional

controllers and adapters that communicate with your system’s central processing

unit over a VMEbus. Chapter 4 describes how to connect devices to the VME

controllers and adapters supported by Data General—most readers will need this

chapter alone.

WARNING: Unqualified personnel attempting to remove, install, or

service internal components or options in AViiON 5000, 6000,

7000, and 8000 series systems risk both personal injury and

damage to the system. Data General Corporation supports

the maintenance and expansion of these systems by qualified

Data General personnel only. Service by other than

Data General personnel may void product warranties. For

more information regarding Data General warranties, refer to

your Data General sales and field engineering contracts.

Organization of This Manual

This manual is organized as follows:

Chapter 1 Provides configuration rules and guidelines. It also describes

supported boards and how to avoid electrostatic discharge (ESD)

damage to your equipment. You should read this chapter carefully

before you begin to replace or add VME options.

Chapter 2 Describes how to install and remove jumpers and change switch

settings on printed circuit boards. Provides tables of settings for

AViiON computer systems running the DG/UXoperating system.

Chapter 3 Describes how to install or remove a VME board in an AViiON

computer.

Chapter 4 Describes how to connect external devices such as terminals,

printers, modems, and LAN transceivers to your VME controller(s).

Appendix A Shows the pin numbers and lists the VMEbus signals for the J1

and J2 backplane connectors.

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Appendix B Provides forms for recording the computer’s card cage

configuration, calculating configuration power requirements, and

recording device line information.

Appendix C Provides Data General part and model numbers for cables that

connect external devices to VME option boards. Describes pin

assignments for option board connector signals.

Appendix D Provides special instructions for installing and removing

model-specific VME hardware. Describes how to mount VAC/16

junction boxes to an office wall or other surface, and how to attach

the Model 7431 air dam to the board.

Appendix E Provides guidelines for assigning VME data bus and interrupt

priorities within the Data General AViiON systems environment.

Primarily, the discussion centers around the VME Data Transfer

Bus (DTB) and interrupt priority architecture and the demands

that various types of VME controllers place on bus and system

resources. This information is very technical and intended for

properly trained users only.

Related Documents

This manual refers directly to the documentation listed in this section.

AViiON Systems Documentation

Setting Up, Starting, Expanding, and Maintaining AViiONComputer Systems:

400, 3000, and 4000 Series (014–002083) and

Setting Up, Starting, Expanding, and Maintaining AViiON530 and 4600 Series

Computers (014–002091)

Describe how to unpack and connect system components and optional devices.

Explain how to power the computer systems up and down. Describe how to add

or replace mass-storage devices, memory modules, and option boards, and how to

remove and replace the power supply, fan assembly, and system board. Explain

how to use the System Control Monitor (SCM) commands and menus to boot

software, control the system environment, and debug programs.

Testing and Troubleshooting AViiONComputers: AV/Alert and the AViiON

Diagnostic Tool Set (014–002183)

Describes the diagnostic features available for AViiONcomputers. It provides

steps necessary to enable and operate the AV/Alert system, and describes how to

use the DG/UX–based Service Manager software. The manual also describes

how to use the utilities and tests available with the stand–alone AViiON System

Diagnostics.

VME Options Documentation

The VMEbus Specification (Motorola document number HB212)

Defines the mechanical and electrical specifications, protocols, and terminology

of the VMEbus (Versa Modula Europa bus, or Versa Module European bus).

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HPS VMEbus Multiplexer (HPS–6236/6237) Technical Manual (014–001817)

Contains board layout and a detailed technical description of the VAC/16

asynchronous controller board.

HPS Downloadable Cluster Controller Installation Guide (014–001814)

Describes how to install the hardware of the VDA/128 and VDA/255 cluster

controllers (VDC/16 and VDC/8P).

HPS Downloadable Cluster Controller Technical Manual (Model 020 VDC/8P and

VDC/16) (014–001813)

Describes how to install, program, and operate Model 020 VDC/8P and VDC/16

cluster controllers.

Model 030 Cluster Controller Technical Manual (014–002047)

Describes how to install, program, and operate Model 030 VDC/8P and VDC/16

cluster controllers.

HPS VMEbus Host Adapters Technical Manual (014–001815)

Contains board layout and a detailed technical description of the VDA/128

asynchronous host adapter board.

VDA/255 Host Adapter Technical Manual (014–002049)

Contains board layout and a detailed technical description of the VDA/255

asynchronous host adapter board.

Technical Notice: Setting Up and Installing VMEbus Termserver Controllers

(VTC) (014–002109)

Describes how to configure the VTC board and connect it to an Ethernet

IEEE 802.3 LAN.

VMEbus Termserver Controller (VTC) Hardware Technical Manual (014–002108)

Contains board layout and a detailed technical description of the Data General

VMEbus Termserver Controller (VTC) board.

VMEbus Data Communications Processor (DCP-8820) Technical Manual

(014–001816)

Contains board layout and a detailed technical description of the Data General

VME Synchronous Controller (VSC/3) board.

Setting Up and Installing Model 7428 VME Synchronous Controllers (VSC/3i) in

AViiONSystems (014–002151)

Describes board layout and how to configure the VME synchronous controller

(VSC/3i) board.

Installing, Configuring, and Programming the Model 7430 VME SCSI-2 Adapter

(VSA) in AViiONSystems (014–002163)

Shows board layout and describes how to set jumpers on the VSA board, connect

device cables, and program the board for use with the DG/UX operating system.

Technical Notice: Installing, Configuring, and Programming the Model 7430 VME

SCSI-2 Adapter (VSA) in AViiONSystems (014–002220)

Provides information update for the Installing, Configuring, and Programming

the Model 7430 VME SCSI-2 Adapter (VSA) in AViiONSystems manual

(014–002163)

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V/Ethernet 3207 Hawk Local Area Network Controller for Ethernet User’s Guide

(014–001818)

Contains board layout and a detailed technical description of the Data General

VME LAN Controller (VLC) board.

Technical Notice: Setting Up and Installing VLCi Controllers in AViiONSystems

(014–002153)

Describes how to configure a VLCi controller for use with the DG/UX operating

system and connect it to an Ethernet IEEE 802.3 LAN.

CMC–130 VMEbus LAN Controller (VLCi) Reference Guide (014–002152)

Contains illustrations, technical descriptions, and jumper locations for the VLCi

controller board.

Ethernet/IEEE 802.3 Local Area Network Installation Guide (014–000793)

Explains how to install both the coaxial cable plant of an Ethernet LAN and the

transceivers that connect the network to a node communication controller.

Technical Notice: Setting Up and Installing VMEbus FDDI Controllers (VFC) in

AViiONSystems (014–002155)

Contains installation and configuration information for the VME FDDI

controller (VFC) board.

VMEbus FDDI Controller (VFC) User’s Guide (014–002154)

Contains board layout and detailed technical description for the VFC controller.

Data General Fiber Optic Cable Plant Design and Verification Manual

(014–001653).

Contains detailed descriptions of FDDI network ring topology and configuration.

Configuring the VME Token Ring Controller (VTRC) for AViiONSystems

(014–002016)

Describes jumper locations and other information you need to configure your

VTRC controller to operate in an AViiON system.

DG/Token Ring Local Area Network Installation Guide (014–001730)

Explains how to install a token-ring local area network (LAN), including Trunk

Access Units (TAUs), Media Access Units (MAUs), and network hardware.

DG/UX Operating System Documentation

Installing the DG/UXSystem (093–701087)

Describes how to install the base DG/UX system on AViiON hardware.

Customizing the DG/UXSystem (093–701101)

Describes how to build a custom DG/UX kernel for your site. Included are

descriptions of how to add user home directories, printers, terminals, additional

packages, operating system clients and secondary releases.

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