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Document:	DSV11-SF Communications Option Installation Guide
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~ First Edition, May 1988
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radio frequency energy. The equipment has been
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~ Contents
¥

" About This Manual
1

Description

BA200 Series System Enclosure . . . . ... ...cneo...

o
2 Installatlon
2.1 Unpacking the Optlon Kit ........ PR el

1.1

12 DSV11-SF Module . . .. Ce e e

22
23

Inspecting the EMI and EOS CHPS - -« cvvvvvennnnene T
SRP
SoftwareBackup............ B
Checking the System Configurauom Cena

241 Guidelines for Module Placement . ...........

Finding CSR Addresses and Irterrupt Vectors . . . . .. ... .13
2.5
o
15
- 2.6 Configuring the DSV11-SFModule . . . . ........ P
17
ee e
2.7 Operating System Shutdown . . .. ... e ee
17
2.8 Testing the Existing System . . . ........... e
18
i
29 RelocatmgModules4.’.....‘.‘...-." ..... e aieee
18
W
e
Modules with Blank Covers . . . . ...... eee
- 29.1
20
les
neeeenn.
hHand
. . ... ..ovvvvvv
Moduleswit
292
-

2.10
- _2.11

3.1

Installmg the DSV11-SF Mcdule . ...... P ..
R ceee.
Venfymg the Ground COM%‘I‘Q‘Q@ B

Testing the New C@nflguratmn

22
22

SystemVenficatmn Y P e

Contents

| Flgures
1-1

BA200 Senes Enclosures ..

1-2

DSV11-SF Module

2-1

DSV11-SF Option Kit Contents

2-2

.......

.]EMIandEOS Clips . .......

........

2-3

BA200 Series Configuration Worksheets B
2-4 - Bus Grant Continuity Path . . .

2-5
.

2-6

2-7
2-8

DSV11-SF Module Layout. . . . . .. e

CSR Address Switch Setting Guide . . . . .

Removing the Blank Covers . .

T P

e e e T T
. . e

Unlocking the Release Levers .
.Insernng the Module

. . . ...

2-10 Ground Connectlons e e e ...

- 211

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'DSV11-SF Option Kit Checklist

2-1

DSVII-SF Maxlmum Line Speeds Pt

Tables
i

About
This Manual

Thls 1installation guide vp'ro'vides step-byéstep ins_tmc’:tidns:_' to install the DSV11-

SF option kit in a BA200 series microsystem enclosure. The kit is designed
for use in BA200 series enclosures only.
o
o
o

The DSV11-SF is a two-channel, high-speed synchronous communications
option for BA200 series enclosures in MicroVAX systems.

Intended Audience @~
T
This document is intended only for Digital Field _Scrvipe personnel or for
qualified self-maintenance customers who have purchased a microsystems
maintepance kit.
|
MicroVAX Systems Maintenance Kit

part number ZNABX-GZ, C5

_For’ the.Self-MaihtenanceCustomer |

If you are not qualified to perform the installation of the DSV11-SF option
kit, call Digital Field Service to schedule an installation.
SETRTRRR
R
T

It is your responsibility to perform a software 'backup before Digital Field
Service personnel arrive at the site. This step is important to ensure that data
is not lost during any installation process.

IMPORTANT

If you install the DSV11-SF option kit yourself, make sure you are wearing
an antistatic wrist strap connected to a grounded antistatic work surface
before you handle the modules. The system modules can be damaged by
static discharge.
R
E
IR
ET Y
~

Also make sure the bus grant continuity path
is intact after the
installation. There cannot be any empty backplane slots between modules.

To install the DSV11-SF option kit, carefully follow the installation procedure

1n Chapter 2. If you have problems performing the installation,
call Digital
Field Service
for assistance.
|
|
o
|
|

Vi About This Manual
" For Fleld Service
Make sure you take precautions agamst static when unpackmg and mstallmg )
-

the module. Use the groundstrap and antistatic mat found in the StaticDissipative Field Service Kit (part number 29-26246). The antistatic kit is

part of the Field Service tool klt not the 0pt10n kit.

To install the DSV11-SF optron klt carefully follow the mstallatlon procedure
in Chapter 2. See the DSV1I-S Communications Option User Gutde for
mformauon on connectmg the DSV11-SF to a modem.

Submit a LARS Form After the Installatnon For mformatlon oncompletmg‘

o th1s form contact your umt manager

. Conventlons

The following conventlons are usedin th1s gulde

~ Waming Provides information to prevent personal mjury S
Important _‘Prov1desmformauon to prevent damage to equtpment or software | .
Note _ .'

Prov:des general information about the current toprc

Indrcates a part number.

Related Documents
. The DSV1I-S Cammumcauons Optton User Gutde (EK«-DSVII-UG) is
- includedin the DSVll-SF option kit.
»

| You can order the followmg documents from Dlgrtal
" Document

'Order Number

' DSV11 Communications Opuon Technical Descnpuon o EK-DSVll-TD
MrcroVAX Systems Mamtenance Gmde

,EK-OOIAA-MG

MicroVAX 3500 and MicroVAX 3600 Systems A

Mamtenance Update®

MDM User’s Guide

. EK-150AA-UD
T

Includedin the MncroVAX Systems Mamtcnance Krt R

(ZNABX-GZ, C5).

AA-FMJAB-DN

About This Manual Vi

Digital pefSonnel may order thesc' doéuments from:
Digital Equipment Corporation
444 Whitney Street

Northboro, MA 01532

'Circulation Services (NROS/W3) |
Attn: Publishing and
essing Section
Order Proc

Customers in the United States may order documents from:
Digital Equipment Corporation
Peripherals and Supplies Group
P. O. Box CS2008
Nashua, NH 03061

Outside the United States, customers should contact their local Digital sales
office.

e - Description
This chapfet "»describés_ the BA200 sefies,efiClosute:'and'the.' DSVII-SF module. )

1.1 BA200 Series System Enclosure o

~ The BA200 series enclosure has a 6- or 12-slot Q22-bus backplane. Figure 1-1
shows the 12-slot BA213 and the 6-slot BA214 enclosure chassis. The BA213
has one or two modular power supplies, and the BA214 has one power supply.
The backplane implements the Q22-bus on the AB rows of each slot. The CD
interconnect is implemented on the CD rows of each slot. Fixed disk drives
face the rear of the enclosure, providing easy access to the drive signal and
|
|
power cables. A TK tape drive faces the front of the enclosure.

The major difference between the BA200 series enclosure and other

microsystem enclosures is the way you connect external devices to the system.
"~ Modules in the BA200 series enclosure connect directly to external devices
through I/O connectors on the module handles. Other enclosures require an.
insert panel and internal cabling between the option module and the device.

* There are two main differences between the modules used in the BA200 series
enclosure and the modules used in the other microsystem enclosures.

~« Option modules with external I/O connectors have attached bulkhead

handles. These handles replace the insert panels and internal cabling
.
|
|
- found in the BA23 and BA123 enclosures.

+ Non-J/O modules (such as memory modules) have blank bulkhead covers.

2 Descriptioh

.‘:

‘\_, NS

bt |

’

N
.

BA214 ENCLOSURE

BA213 ENCLOSURE

NN
=

. MA-X0008-88

Figure 'f.'_l-—lv1‘ - BA200 'S'”e'r'iels Etn»clbsur‘efis, B
that
tingribcover
1/Otwoconnec
res use a special
le
In addition, BA200 series enclosu
bon cab
ece
-pi
a
has
er
cov
SA
00H36
The
.
ule
mod
U
CP
the
r
ove
fits
uration connectors on the

that plugsinto the consolSLUe and power-up config

cal seal that complies
and blank covers form an electri
' The module handleselectro
magnetic interference (EMI) for (1) keeping radio
with regulations for
and (2)
frequency interference generated by the system in the enclosure,
module
The
re.
enclosu
the
g
preventing external radio frequencies from enterin
handles and blank covers also help guarantee proper airflow.

Guide to
For more information: See the MicroVAX Systems| Maintenance
|

;

learn more about BA200 series enclosures.

' Description 3

1.2 DSV11-SF Module

~ The DSVll-SF module (Figure 1-2)is a two-channel, hlgh-speed synchronous |
communications option for BA200 series enclosures in MicroVAX systems.

Itis a quad-height module. The DSV11-SF will not operate unless you mstall'

the appropriate devrce driver kit.

For VMS versron 4 7, mstall the VAX DSVll Devrce Dnver Klt

« For versions of VMS later than 4.7, install the VAX Wlde Area Networks |
(WAN) Device Driver Kit.

For more mformauon on the device driver klts contact| your local D1g1ta1 sales.u |
office.

DSV11

-SA
'M3108

-PA

MA-X0000-88

Figure 1-2 DSV11-SF Module

4 Description

The DSV11-SF
protocols
-

supports the
|

followmg
|

synchronous

commumcatlons
|

DDCMP (Dlgtta.l data commumcauons message protocol)

HDLC/SDLC (hrgh-level data-lmk control/synchronous data-lmk

BISYNC (bmary synchronous protocol)

control) .

- The maximum line speed available depends on the protocol selected and
the number of lines you want to use. You can run a different protocol
on
each line. Table 1-1 shows the maximum line speeds available
. For the

specific line speeds supported by your system see your networkmg software
documentation.

Table 1-1
|

DSV11-SF Maximum une Speeds |

One Line

Protocol

(Blts/s)

DDCMP

256K

Two Lines

(Bits/s)

64K

HDLC/SDLC

256K

64K

192K

96K

BISYNC

To connect your system toa modem the DSVll-SF allows you to use any

the followmg synchronous mterfaces
»

RS-232/CCITT V4

« RS422
.
+

RS-423
CCITT V.35

The DSVll-SF also offers these features
.

Drrect memory access (DMA) data transfer

Full- and half-duplex operation

Full modem control

* NRZ and_NRZI data encOding |
For more information: See the DSVII Communications Optzan Technical

Description to learn more about IDSVII-SF features.

.
.
.
J

2
Installation

g, inspecting, and
This chapter provides step-by-step procedures for unpackin
enclosure. This chapter

~ installing the DSV11-SF option kit in 2 BA200 series
also discusses system and module configurations.

e
WARNING
ion instructions provide spec’ifi'c" directions for the
installat
g
~ The followin

safe installation of the module kit. To protect yourself from possible
shock or energy hazards, do not try to access or disassemble parts of the

‘equipment other than those specified. Refer other servicing to qualified
personnel.

2.1 Unpacking the Option Kit

Unpack the shipment and check the contents as follows.-If any item is 'miSSing|
or damaged:

contact the customer’s sales representative.

contact the customer’s delivery agent.

, such as dents, h(’;)le‘s,jr
1. Look for external damage on the shipping container
o
|
|
.
- or crushed comers
2. Do not dispose of the packing material until you have installed the module
and tested the system successfully.

Use the Static-Dissipative Field Service Kit (PN 29-26246) for the next
step. If you have another antistatic kit, follow the instructions with

the kit.

3. Put on your antistatic wrist strap. Attach the alligator clip to the metal

mat on your .
chassis of the BA200 series enclosure. Place the antistatic
mat.
the
to
connects
that
snap
a
has
cord
ground
work surface. The

4. Use Table 2-1 to identify the contents of the DSV11-SF option kit. The
~

checklist numbers correspond to the numbered items in Figure 2-1.

lnstallation' |

5. Remove the DSV11-SF ‘module from the antistatic bag.
6.

Inspect the module for shipping damage.
breaks, and loose components.

Carefully check for cracks,
R
|

1
.

LN,

IDSV11-SF o‘P'noN,
" INSTALLATION

~aeuwpe}

DSV11-S OPTION

"USER QUIDE | mmsr

Figure 2-1

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DSV11-SF Option Kit Contents

Table 2-1 DSV11-SF Option Kit Check
list

Part Description

1 DSVI-SFmode
Two gap

Mm3lospa

filler assemblies, consisting of two gap

fillers and four flathead screws |

Part Number

70-24505-01

Installation 7

2.2 Inspecting the EMI and EOS Clips

ce ('EMI){ the
To comply with regulations on electromagnetic interferenprotection
EMI
bulkhead handles, blank covers, and gap fillers have transient

and electrical overstress (EOS) clips. These clips are grounded through the

module handle.

)

1. Check the EMI and EOS clips on the DSV11-SF for residue or corrosion
(Figure 2-2). Also check the EMI clips on the two gap fillers. Remove
|

any residue or corrosion with alcohol.

'\'

/,‘/j

EOS CLIP

EM! CLIPS

MA-X0011-88

Figure 2-2

EMI and EOS Clips

Installation

2. Make sure the EMI and EOS clrps are arched When you press them. |
shghtly, they should return to their ongmal shape.f

If any chpis mrssmg or broken replace 1t
"EMIclip

PN 12-26340-01

EOS clip

PN 12-26922-01

Place the DSV11-SF module on the antistatic mat.

2.3 Software Backup
Itis the customer’s responsibility to perform a software backup

,Make sure the customer backs up the software before you contmue

2.4 Checkmg the System Conftguratlon B
Before you install the DSV11-SF option, you must complete a configuratlon |
worksheet for your BA200 series enclosure (Figure 2-3). This step ensures

that you do not exceed the system s limits for power and bus loads.

You need to gain access to the modules mstalledin the system backplane before
you configure the system. Refer to the system documentation for procedures |
to help you remove any covers and gain access to the modules

To check the system configuratton perform the followmg steps

1. On the worksheet, list all the devices already installedin the system. Each
module has an 1dent1fymg label on the cover or handle

List all the devrcesyouplan to mstallin the system.
3.

Fillin the mformatlon foreach devrceusmg the data hstedinTable 2-2.

4. Add up the columns Make sure the totals are wrthm the limits for the
-enclosure.

installation

12 SLOT ENCLOSURERIGHT-HALF POWER SUPPLY

| POWER kus LOAD%
CURRENT _ AMPS
SLOT |
12V (WATTS) "AC | DC
(ABCD) MODULE_, A
=

2
3
4

[)

1
»>>> TAPE

>>> DISK1
TOTAL: RIGHT-HALF|

POWER SUPPLY

MUST NOT

33.0

EXCEED

'
|

7.0

CURRENT

(ABCD) MODULE

0.0]10.0

230.0

TEFT.HALF POWER SUPPLY _

SLOT

0.0

00l

MASS STORAGE

-1

e
|

AMPS |POWER |

12v | (WATTS)

10
11

MASS STORAGE
DisK
]

- DISK
DISK

'POWER SUPPLY

EXCEED
|

TOTAL: LEFT-HALF
MUST NOT

9._0,

0.0

33.0

7.0

]

230.0

~ TOTAL BUS LOADS
‘MUST NOT EXCEED

6 SLOT ENCLOSURE

.
1

[3s5.0]20.0}

POWER SUPPLY

‘sLo,T MODULE CURRENT
-8V
(ABCD)|

fo0.0]o0.0
0.0 0.0

AMPS | POWER | [BUSLOA
AC | oC
12V | (WATTS)

]

TOTAL:

POWER SUPPLY

”E'-’S‘JE"E%T

33.0

7.0

230.0

TTOTAL; BUS L‘oms

I--1-

MUST NOT EXCEED

35.0 2o;b

NOTE POWER SUPPLIES MAY DIFFER CHECK YOUR _

- POWER SUPPLY SPECIFICATIONS TO CONFIRM THE
MAXIMUM WATTAGE.
MA-X0012-88

anure 2-3 BAZDO Series ConfuguratlonWorksheets

Installation

Table 2-2 Power and Bus Load Data
~ Current (Amps)

Modnle | |

AAVII-SA

'A1009-PA

ADV11-SA

A1008-PA

AXV11-SA

A026-PA

CXAl6-M

M3118-YA
M3118-YB

CXB16-M
CXY08-M

M3119-YA

DELQA-SA

M7516-PA

Watts
18
2.0

DPV11-SA
' DRQ3B-SA

M7658-PA

DRV1J-SA

M8043-PA

IBQO1-SA

10,0

2.7

195

126

KAG630-AA

M7606

M7620.

'KDAS0-Q
KLESI-SA

M7165

- MT7740-PA

6.2

380
036

0.0

250

17.5

014

327

0.14

336

6.57
30

MRV11-D

- M7942

MS630-AA

M7607

1.0

MS630-BA

M7608

0.5
0.5

10
1.0 1.0

10
1.0

-3910

20 10

1.0
27

693

1.6
1.6*

M7621-A

0.5

'MB8086-PA

MS650-AA

12 03

543

LPVI11-SA

MS630-CA

0.0

96
- 225

KWV1i-SA

~ M9060-YA

147

M7500-PA
M4002-PA

KMV1A-SA

0.5
23

0.5

0.40

- M3125-PA 50

- MB8634-PA

KDAS50-Q

100
104

M3106-PA

IEQ11-SA

KA650AA/BA

160

- 00

M7651-PA

~ DSVI11-SA . - M3108-PA
- DZQl1-SA

0.0

- 0.50

M3121-PA
M8020-PA

DRVIW-SA

1.6

DEQNA-SA

DFAO01

‘Bus Loads

0.2

1.0

-15.0
-

154

3.0

11.156

0.3

00
00

80
80

- 0.5

265

0.0

0.0
0.0

2.1

2.7

RA70

*Value is for the unpopulated module only.

5.0
6.5

0S5

Option | |

Power

Installation = 11

Table 2-2 (Cont.) Power and Bus Load Data

"
Option
- RD53
RD54

+5V
'Module
09

TQKSO

TQK70-SA

1.3

TKSOE-EA

~ TK70E-EA

Current (Amps)

- (Max)

M7546

M7559

TSV0O5-SA M7196

237

134

356

2.9

14.5

~ 00

Bus Loads

+12V Watts
345
25
24

135

Power

-(Max)

353

0.0

175

325

2.4.1 ' Guidelines for Moduie- Placement
Bus Continuity

AC
-

DC
-

- 43 0S5
30 10

using the A connec_tvo‘rsl
Bus grant signals pass through each installedthemodule,
bus grant signals. To ensure
backplane slots.

" PROCESSOR

of each slot. Figure 2—4 shows the path of
the continuity of this path, use bus grant continuity cards (M9047) in empty

MA-X0013-88

Figure 2-4 Bus Grant Continuity Path

Installation

Power Supplies
The BA200 series enclosm'e contamsone or two 230 watt power supplles

e«

A 6-slot enclosure has one power supply, to the left of the baclcplane

A 12-slot enclosure has two power supplles

‘Ihe power supply to the nght of the backplane powers slots 1 through LT

The power S“PPIY to the left Of the baCkplane powers slots 7 through_ B

120

Each power supplyin\ the enclosure must have a minimum 5 amp load on

the 5 volt output to maintain regulation. If a power supply does not meet the

minimum load requirement, you must install an M9060-YA load module in

one of the open backplane slots powered by that power supply. Otherwrse

the power supply enters an error mode and shuts down thesystem.

Ifa power supply meets theminimum load requirement, you should remove an
existing load module. See Sectlon 2.9 for procedures on mstallmg or removmg

'»

a load module

Module Order

‘,

~ The order of modulesin the backplane depends on four factors

The relatlve use of devrces m the system |

The expected performance of each device relatrve to other devrces -

The ability of a device to tolerate delays between bus requestsand bus

The tendency of a devrce to prevent devrces farther from the CPU from
accessing the bus

grants (delay tolerance)

Use the followmg recommended module order as a gurdehne for installing

Start in the left column and read‘

\‘W/

modules In a- BAZOO senes enclosures
down.

installation

Cx‘Alls |

KA620/KA630/KA650
MS630/MS650

CXF32
- LPViI
AAVIT TR
VCBO02
|
ADVI]
|
AXVIl
. DRVIW
T\
KWVII
DRV1)
TSV05

ADD32

DRQ3B
DMVIl
DEQNA/DELQA/DESQA pr b

DPVIl
DSVIl
KMVIA
DZQl1

DEAOL

TORe0
AL
RODKS
.
RADL
.

ppics

CXB16

2.5 Finding CSR Addresses and Interrupt Vectors

When you add a DSV11-SF module to the backplane, you need to configure

the new module and reconfigure the modules already installed. Use the

following procedures to find the new CSR addresses and interrupt vectors
for the modules.

For modules in a MicroVAX system, you can (1) use the CONFIG '-pfogrmn, or (2) manually calculate CSR addresses and interrupt vectors. To calculate
values manually, see Chapter 5 of the MicroVAX Systems Maintenance Guide.

The CONFIG program is in the MicroVMS or VMS SYSGEN utility. When

you type in a list of the devices in the system, CONFIG automatically provides
CSR address and interrupt vector information. Table 2-3 lists the devices

\g‘

supported by this utility.

If you have a non-Digital device, sec the device documentation for

configuration information.

'
N

Installation

Table 2-3

Devices Supported by SYSGEN

- Device

Enter at DEVICE> Prompt

CxXAl6

‘DHVI1I

CXYO08

DELQA

DHV11
QNA

DEQNA

QNA

DPV11

DRVIW

DR11W

DSV11

DzZQ11

DZ11

IEQI11

RQDX3
TQK50/TQK70

TSVos

TSl

UDA
TUSI

To use the SYSGEN utility, follow these steps:

1. With VMS or MicroVMS running, log in to the system account.

2. Typethe followmg command at the sys.tem ¢ommand prompt:

3. Press [Return| The utility responds with the prompt

iSYsGEN> _ R

4. Atthe prompt, type

S, Press [Return]. The utlhtyresponds with the p‘rblmpt'" i
DEVICE>

;

6. Enter the abbreviation for each syStem device (Table 2-3). 'In;clvude-*thdse'-~devices already installed and those you intend to install.
Enter one abbreviation per line, then press

The DEVICE> prompt

prompts you for another entry. If you are installing more than one unit

of a particular device, enter a space and the number of devices after the
- abbreviation. For example, pavi1 2 indicates two DHV11 modules.

l'nstallatibn. 15

[Z]. The program displays.
d all devices, type entere
7. After you have entere
IR
d:
ation for each device you
~ the following inform

|
o
CSR address and vector device by the operat
ing system
the name assigned to the
the operating system support status (yes or no)

g address or vector.
The program uses an asterisk (*) to indicate a floatin
, the first address refers

If there is more than one unit of a particular device

to the first device to be installed.

8. To exit from the SYSGEN utility, type xzT at the SYSGEN prompt and
9. Log out of the system account.

| 26 Configuring the DSV117—SF Module

DSV11-SF by using switchpack 1 (E32)
You select the CSR address for the
CSR address is floating. The factory setting

on the module (Figure 2-5). The
other options with floating
for the DSV11-SF is 17760640 5. If the systemy has
setting. To calculate the CSR
addresses, you may need to change the factor Use
Figure 2-6 as a guide in
2.5.
address for the DSV11-SF, see Section
setting the switches.

re and cannot be
. It is set by the softwa
' “The interrupt vector is also | floating
=
v
»
o
|
A
changed by switches.
Switches 5 and 6 on .SWitchpack 2 (E89) provide busgrant continuity and

must be off (open) when the
DMA continuity (Figure 2-5). These switches re.
Switches 1 to 4 are always
enclosu
series
' DSV11-SF is installed in a BA200

Mo’

on (closed).

i
e
L
NOTE
Switchpacks differ in physical appearance. Use Figures 2-5 and 2-6| only
for guidance asl'to‘whether a switch is on (closed) or off (open).

Installation

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-

‘FACTORY serrmes

fl = SWITCH ON (CLOSED) = BINAHY 0

I - swl.‘Tc'H OFF (OPEN) = BINARY 1
Figure 2-5 DSV11-SF Module Layout

MA-XD014-83

Installation 17

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U « SWITCH ON (CLOSED) = BINARY 0

= BINARY 1 U B U D l l U I U U
l«_- SWITCH OFF (OPEN)

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2.7 Operatmg System Shutdown __It is the customer S responsxbnlxty to shut down the operating system
software.

Make sure the customer shuts down the operating system software before you

continue. Have the customer leave the system power on.

2.8 Testlng the Exnstmg System o
You need to gain access to the system controls before you can test the exlstmg =
~ system. Refer to the system documentation for procedures to help you gain
access to the system controls. Test the existing MicroVAX system as follows:

Insert the MicroVAX dlagnostlc momtor (MDM) dlagnostlc tape cartndge

Boot the tape dnve.

into the system’s tape drive.

\\_v’“/

18 Installation

3. Test the existing system to make sure it is runmng properly. See the
MicroVAX Systems Maintenance Guide for informa
tion on testing and
troubleshooting. Chapter 3 of this guide
also has information on testing
and troubleshooting.

4. After the test runs successfully rémoVe- the tape cartridge and turn the [VO]
power switch off (0). Unplug the ac power cord from the
wall outlet.

IMPORTANT

Always remove the tape cartridge before turning power

off.

29 Relocating Modules

IMPORTANT

Only qualified service personh‘el should .rembve or install module

Check the recommended module btder listed in Section 24.1 to determ

ine

which slot you should install the DSV11-SF module in.
If you need to relocate
modules in ihe backplane, use the following procedures
and keep the modules
in their original order.
|
|
~

IMPORTANT

Make sure you are wearing a grounded antista

1.
~

es only on a grounded antistatic

Release. ‘the two 1/4-turn captivc screws that ’hold the _bla_nk cover

card cage (Figure 2-7).

i A

tic wrist strap when you

‘remove or install modules. Place modul

mat.

covers:

to the' Lo

Pull the blank cover away from the card cage.

Note the orientation of any internal cables connected to the module

. Some

~connectors are not keyed. Carefully label and disconn
ect ‘the internal
~cables.

4. Unlock the hiodille’s" release levers by svimul”tzin‘eouSIy “pulli'n’g up on th_é

top lever and pulling down on the bottom lever (Figure
2-8). ‘For‘a'module" |
- with a plastic handle, pull out on the plastic handle.

5. Carefully 'plill the module out of the card cage. Be careful not to disturb
any switchpacks on the module.

Use the following procedure to remove
and install modules with blank

J’

2.9.1 Modules with Blank Covers

{A\

Installation 19 ~ o

Confirm the module’s CSR address and interrupt vector s(Section| 2 5). If

necessary, change the module’ s jumperor sw1tch settmg

steps m thxs
location by reversmg the
. Install the module in itsthenew1/4-tu
B
|
yet
rn SCIews
proccdure Do notfasten

TO RELEASE: PUSH IN. TURN

COUNTERCLOCKWISE 1/4- TURN.
TO FASTEN: PUSH IN. TURN

CLOCKWISE 1/4-TURN.

NOTE:

THIS ILLUSTRATION SHOWS HOW TO RELEASE
CAPTIVE SCREWS ON ALL BLANK COVERS AND

. BULKMEAD HANDLES.

~ Figure 2-7 Removing the Blank Covers

HA-XOQ! S-Cl‘

20 Installation

292 Modules with Handles -

,Use the followmg procedure to remove and mstall modules with handles -

IMPORTANT

Make sure you are weanng a grounded antrstatlc wnst strap when you

remove or install modules

1. Note the onentatton of external cables connected to the module Carefully 3
label the cables then disconnect them.

Release the two 1/4-turn captrve screws that hold the module S handle to

the card cage (Frgure 2—7)

. Unlock the release levers by snnultaneously pulhng up on the top lever
and pullmg down on the bottom lever (Flgure 2-8).

. Pull outon the modules handle and remove the module from the card
cage. Be careful not to dtsturb any swrtchpacks on the module.

Confirm the module's CSR address and interrupt vector (Sectron 25) If

»necessa.ry, change the modules jumper or switch settings.

Install the module in its new location by reversing the steps in this

procedure Do not fasten the 1/4 turn sCrews yet

—L T —"’

- -- T \

Installation 21

NOTE:

THIS ILLUSTRATION SHOWS HOW TO UNLOCK

RELEASE LEVERS AND REMOVE ALL MODULES
WITH ATTACHED HANDLES.

~ Figure 2-8 Unlocking the Release Levers

MA-X0016-88

22 Installation

2 10 lnstallmg the DSV11-SF Module |
Install the DSVII-SF module as follows:
IMPORTANT

|
|

" Be careful not to snag the module S components on the card gundes or
adjacent modules.
|

1. Insert the DSVIil SF module into the appropnate slot, using- :the - recommended module order listedin Sectlon 24, 1.

2.
~

Grasp the module’s top and bottom release levers. Lock the module in

place by s1multaneous1y pushmgthe top lever down and pulling the bottom

lever up (Figure 2-9).

3. Do not fasten the 1/4-tum captlve screws yet

| 2, 11 Verlfymg the Ground Connections

When you install a module with a blank cover or flush handle next to a

‘recessed-handle module, you must install a gap filler assembly between the
modules to meet EMI regulations.

Without the gap filler cxrcuttry on the

blank-cover or flush-handle moduleis exposed

Two gap filler assembhes (PN 70-24505 01) are prov1ded w:th the option kit.

‘Each gap filler assembly includes one gap filler and two screws. Use as many
of the assemblies as you need for your configuratlon You may not need any.

| ) Check that the ground connecttons are correctlymplaceas follows
1.
~

Check the backplane to see if any recessed-handle module is next toa
module with a blank cover or a flush handle. There should not be any
“open spaces between modulesin the backplane.
|
a.

If there are no open spaces you do not need the gap filler assernbhes

Fasten the 1/4-turn captive screws on all handles and covers m the . |
backplane.

b. If there are open spaces, make sure a gap filler assembly is mstalled H
- on the side of the blank cover or flush handle that 1s next to the |
recessed-handle module (Fxgure 2-10).

- Install_a"tiori\ 23

NOTE:

" THIS ILLUSTRATION SHOWS HOW TO ALL
LOCK RELEASE LEVERS AND INSERT
MODULES WITH ATTACHED HANDLES.

‘Figure 2-9 Inserting the Module

Installation

|
B

NOTE:

RECESSED HANDLE

BLANKCOVER
GAP FILLER

THE GAP FILLER IS MOUNTED ONTO THE BLANK
COVER
TO CLOSE THE OPEN SPACE BETWEEN

THE RECESSED MODULE AND THE BLANK COVER.
MA-X0018.88

Figure 2-10 Ground Connections

Installation

2. Install the gap filler assembly, if needed, as follows:
a.

Fit the gap filler (PN 70-24505-01) onto the side of the blank cover or

flush-handle module that is next to the recessed-handle module. Make
sure the gap filler’s tabs fit into the tab indentations on the blank cover
or flush handle (Figure 2-11). Use the two screws that come with the
assembly to attach the gap filler at the top and bottom.

b. If you have a blank cover, place the blank cover wrth the gap filler B |
“over the card cage slot.

If you have a flush-handle module, insert the module into the card |
|

slot.

c. Make sure thereis correct ground (no open spaces) between the two

’modules

Fasten the 1/4-turn capnve SCTEWS on all handles and covers in the— |

1/4 INCH

backplane.

§m

SCREW

GAP FILLER

ASSEMBLY —~_

1/4 INCH
.

SCREW

"£J7 S
/flé -

./flé

SINGLE-WIDTH

BLANK BULKHEAD.

'GAP FILLER ASSEMBLY
MOUNTED ON BLANK

BULKHEAD covsn

COVER

Figure 2-11 Attaching the Gap Filler Assembly

Testing theNew Configurstion _
This chapter descnbes the tests and procedures you should use to make sure

‘the DSV11-SF and the MicroVAX system are operating correctly. See the

DSV11-S Communications Option User Guide for information on connectmg_'
the module to a modem. The DSVIlI Communications Option Technical
Descrzptxon has detailed information about the MlcroVAX dlagnosttc momtor -

3. 1 System Verlflcatlon
Use the CPU ROM-baseddtagnostlcs and the MtcroVAX diagnostic momtor
(MDM) to test a MicroVAX system. Release 124 (version 2.3) or later of
MDM supports the DSV11. The MDM software provndes the followmg five
groups of menu-driven tests:

Verify mode functlonal tests

user or }Fteld Se,rvtce

Verify mode exerciser tests

user or 'Field Service

Service mode functlonal tests

Fleld Semce L

Service mode exermser tests

Field Semce R

| ’Uuhtytests -

NOTE

[

'_'vFlel_dSemce e

‘

For BA214 enclosures, use the Ethernet Server Kit (PN ZNA07-CM -CP,

or -C5) to test the system

1. Plug the ac power cord into the wall outlet and turn the - power sw1tch |
on (l)

After 10 seconds check that the modules green self-test LEDis on. ThlS

indicates that the self-test was successful.

3. I the green self-test LED dld not turn on, make sure the module is

correctly inserted. If the LED still does not turn on, go to the M:croVAX B
Systems Maintenance Guide for troubleshootmg information.

Insert the MDM tape cartndge into the system’s tape drive.

Testing the New Configuration

| Boot the tape drive.

Type 2 at the main memi to display a list bf devices in the system.

is included. If not, repeat
Check the list to make sure the new modulehave
set the module switches

~the installation sequence and make sure you
correctly.

" Type 1 at the main menu, to run the basic system test. |

see Chapter 6 of
“This test should complete without error. If an error occurs,
hooting procedures.

the MicroVAX Systems Maintenance Guide for troubles
Remove the tape cartridge from the tape drive.
.
|
power switch off (0).
Turn the
for information
10. Go to the DSV1I-S Communications Option User Guide
on connecting the DSV11-SF to a modem.

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.~ WARNING
ns for the
directio
specific
The following installation instructions provide
possible
from
ion
safe installation of the module kit. For your protect
parts
emble
disass
or
shock or energy hazards, do not attempt to access
ng to
servici
other
Refer
of the equipment other than those specified.
:

Suivre les instructions pour installer le module en toute sécurité. Afin
d’éviter tout risque d’électrocution, ne manipuler que les piéces indiquées.
Pour toute autre opération, faire appel 2 du personnel qualifié.

|
VORSICHT ieren, gehen Sie unbedingt
' Um das Modul richtig und gefahrlos zu install
Hantieren Sie auf keinen Fall
nach den folgenden Anweisungen vor:

an anderen als den angegebenen Teilen, oder versuchen Sie nicht,
diese zu entfernen. Es konnte sonst Berithrungsspannung auftreten.
Wartungsarbeiten diirfen ausschlieBlich von geschultem Fachpersonal
ausgefithrt werden.

PRECAUCION

».

Las siguientes instrucciones de instalacién ofrecen directrices especificas

para una segura instalacién del juego de mo6dulos. Para evitar posibles
descargas eléctricas o cualquier tipo de riesgo, no intente acceder o
'desarmar ninguna parte del equipo que no sean las especificadas. En
caso de cualquier duda, consulte a personal cualificado.

WAARSCHUWING

Volg onderstaande instructies voor het veilig installeren van de kaart.
Om risico’s of elektrische schokken te voorkomen, alleen werkzaamheden
-V"ertichten aan de gespecificeerde onderdelen. Laat onderhouds- en
,re.para_tiewerkzaamheden over aan gekwalificeerd personeel.

'ATTENZIONE
no' informazioni per una
~ Le seguenti istruzioni per 'installazione fornisco
evitare possibili pericoli di
corretta installazione del modulo. Onde
“scariche di corrente, non tentare di accedere o smontare parti diverse
da quelle indicate. Consultare, per qualsiasi ulteriore necessita, personale
o
qualificato.

‘/4

ATTENTION

i ’

‘qualified personnel.

ADVARSEL

Fglgende mstallaswnsvenlednmg viser n¢yaktlg fremgangsmate for en

korrekt og trygg installasjon av modulen. For & unnngi elektrisk stgt
eller andre personskader, er det viktig at man ikke bergrer eller prgver

4 ta fra hverandre deler av utstyret. Utfgr bare det som er anvist i
hindboken Overlat all annen reparas;on og service til kvahfisert fagfolk
j VARNING

Foljande mstallatnonsanvnsmng innehaller exakt vagledmng for en saker

installation av modulen. For att undvika elektriska stotar eller annan .
fara, bor man inte forsoka komma &t eller montera iséir andra delar av

.utrustmngen, én de anglvna For ovng service, kontakta en fackman |

Seuraavat
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=~
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Jotta vaaratilanteilta viiltytddn, ei pidd koskea

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modulet. Forsgg ikke at bergre eller adskille andre dele af udstyret, da

der kan veere risiko for hmspaandmg Yderlngere service b¢r udfgres af

autoriseret personale

AVISO

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