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KMS11-BD/BE Synchronous Communications Processor User Guide
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EK-KMSBE-UG-001 KMS11-BD/BE Synchronous Communications Processor User Guide dlilgliltiall EK-KMSBE-UG-001 KMS11-BD/BE Synchronous Communications - Processor User Guide Prepared by Educational Services of Digital Equipment Corporation 1st Edition, April 1983 © Digital Equipment Corporation 1983 All Rights Reserved The information in this document is subject to change without notice and should not be construed as a commitment by Digital Equipment Corporation. Digital Equipment Corporation assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document. Printed in U.S.A. This document was set on DIGITAL’s DECset Integrated Publishing System. The following are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation: Eflgnan TM DECwriter DIBOL Rainbow RSTS DEC KMC DECmate KMS UNIBUS DECset MASSBUS VAX RSX DECsystem-10 PDP DECSYSTEM-20 VMS P/OS VT DECUS Professional Work Processor CONTENTS Page INTRODUCTION INTRODUCGTION ...ttt ee eeeaa e eee e, 1-1 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION ... .cooitiii et 1-1 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ...t eeevee e e e e v 1-2 KMS11-BD/BE Synchronous Communications Processor ..............ccccceeeeevnen... 1-2 KMC11-B Auxiliary ProCessor........couuiiiiiiiiiiiiieriiie e eeeie e e eene e e eeees 1-2 DMSI11-DA Synchronous Line Unit ... 1-2 DMI11-BA Modem Control MultipleXer...........ccooviiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiicecece, 1-2 H317-M Distribution Panel........c.c.ooiviiiiiiiiiii e 1-3 H317-P Distribution Panel................oco 1-3 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS . ... 1-3 Mechanical SpecifiCationS...........oeiviiiiiiiiieiiieee e e e e e e e enaneeen 123 Operational Environment Specifications ..............cooooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii e, 1-3 Electrical SpeCifiCatioNS. ......c..vuviiiiiiiiiie e 1-3 UNIBUS Conductor Specifications ............ccovviiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiineeeeen, 1-4 SITE PREPARATION AND INSTALLATION INTRODUCGCTION ...t e et eeaaes e s e e e eaaa s e e e eeeesaeseeeansanaans 2-1 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT ... 2-1 Physical Elements ...........ccoooviiiiiiiiiiinet ere e r e araeaaes 2-1 Environmental Elements.......................oooeeeiinn. et e e e e et et eaiaaaaas 2-2 0 Grounding El@mMEeNtS. .. ....vivvuniiiiieiiieee ee e 2-2 KMSI11-BD/BE COMMUNICATIONS PROCESSOR INSTALLATION............. 2-4 KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor..............ccceeeeeeenns 2-5 KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS MicCroprocessor ......................... 2-10 KMC11-B(M8206 - Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor ............c.cceeeeen..... 2-15 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer ..................... 2-20 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer..................... 2-25 DMSI11-D/DA (M8704) Synchronous Line Unit.........ccocovvvveiiiiiiiriiininnnnnne, 2-30 DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA - Etch Rev A) Eight-Line Synchronous Line Unit .. 2-32 DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA - Etch Rev B) Eight-Line Synchronous Line Unit ...2-34 CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION INTRODUCTTION Lottt e e e e ees 3-1 o W N e 00 ~1 N L B L b d NG e CHAPTER 2 NI S N LWhbbLbbwLwbbbbbb= o [P VAR VAN YR A I DI e W O\ SR VS A B SR OO Lo D T —S T T — - CHAPTER 1 —Y PREFACE SYSTEM CABLING ...ttt rreseiee s et s e sanses e seresesneeenesanseaen 3-4 DM11-BA (M8640) Multiplexer Cabling to an H317-M Distribution Panel...........cocoiimniiiiiiii e 3-4 iil CONTENTS (Cont) Page N D adiadbead e eadbead 3.3.2 CHAPTER 4 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.4.1 4.4.2 4.4.3 4.4.4 4.4.5 4.4.6 4.4.7 4.4.8 4.5 4.6 4.6.1 4.6.2 4.6.3 4.6.4 4.6.5 DMS11-DA (M8704) Line Unit Cabling to an H317-M Distribution Panel.............coooiiiiii e, 3-5 DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA) Line Unit Cabling to an H317-M Distribution Panel..........cooovviiii e, 3-6 DM11-BA (M8640) Multiplexer Cabhng to an H317-P Distribution Panel ,,,,,,,, 3-7 DMSI11-DA (M8704) Line Unit Cabling to an H317-P Distribution Panel ........ 3-8 DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA) Line Unit Cabling to an H317-P Distribution Panel.............ooooiiiiiii e 3-9 MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE PHILOSOPHY ... e 4-1 SPECIAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT ..., 4-1 PDP-11 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE ..o 4-1 CZKMB (YM-Z093D-A) oottt et e e e e et 4-2 CZKMC (YM-Z093D-B) ..covuiiiiiiieeeeiie ettt 4-2 CZEKMD (YM-ZI36OD-1) ... ee e 4-2 CZEKME (YM-Z136D2) oottt 4-3 CZEKMG (YM-ZI38D A) oottt e e 4-3 CZKME (YM-Z136D3) .ottt 4-4 CXKMA (YM-AODI3D-X) euiiiiiiiiieeeeeiiees et s ettt ee st esaani e 4-4 CXDMS (YM-Z138D-X) ettt ettt e e e e e e e e 4-4 PDP-11 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC LISTINGS. ... 4-5 VAX-11 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE ... 4-5 ZZ-EVDKA ..ottt 4-6 ZZ-EVDJA oot et araaa 4-6 VAX-11 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC LISTINGS. ...t 4-8 CHAPTER 5 FIELD REPLACABLE UNITS (W RN SR PSS L L 4.6.6 4.7 e e e e e et e e et e e er e s aaab s 5-1 ttt ee INTRODUCGTION ..o BO A R DS ..ottt e et 5-1 TEST CONNECTORS ........................................................................................ 5-1 C A BLES ...ttt et e et e e e e e e et e e bt e et e e et e e et e 5-1 ASSEMBLIES ...ttt ettt e e et e et e e ae e 5-2 FIGURES o b Figure No. Title Page H317-M Distribution Panel JUmPers .......ccoouvvrrerviimiiiiiiiiiic e 2-3 H317-P Distribution Panel JUMPErS .........ovviivieiiiiiiie e 2-4 1v FIGURES (Cont) Title Figure No. 2-3 2-4 Page KMC11-B (M8206- Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor Board ....................... KMCI11-B (M8206- Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection SWILCh B L 2 oo e 2-5 KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector 2-6 DD11:DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side)...........ccc.c..o... , KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor Board ....................... KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector election 2-7 2-8 2-9 1tc D TP e e aaa e SeleCtion SWILCH E 129 . oottt KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector Selection SWItCh E31 ..ottt et e et s eeab e 2-10 DD11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side)......................... KMC11-B (M8206- Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor Board ....................... KMC11-B (M8206- Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection SWILCh E 120 . i e et ea et e e eas KMC11-B (M8206— Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector Selection SWItCh E3L ... KMC11-B (M8206- Etch Rev E) UNIBUS chmprocessor Programmer TimeEr SeleCtion SWILCH 8 2. ittt e ettt s s ssrtsesnereeresneneerrnenenennasenees DD11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side)......................... DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer Board ................... ' DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer Address Selection SWItCh ETO8 ... oo DMI11-BA (M8640- Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multzplexer Vector Selection SWItCh EB4 ... covniieniii e DD11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMSI1 -BD/ BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side).......................... DM11-BA (M8640- Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer Board .................. DM11-BA (M8640- Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multl,plexcr Address Selection SWItCh EOS . ..ovvniiii e DM11-BA (M8640- Etch Rev C) Modem Centrol Multiplexer Vector Selection SWItCh B .o e e , DM11-BA (M8640- Etch Rev C) Medem Control Multiplexer SWILChPACK E66 ...t DD11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/ BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side)..............cccceeee. DMSI11-D/DA (M8704) Synchronous Line Unit Board ...............ccoocin, DMSI11-D/DA (M8704) Synchronous Line Unit Typical Switchpack..................... DD11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side).......................... DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA - Etch Rev A) Eight-Line Synchronous Line Unit BOard ......oovnirinieii et et ee DD11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMSI11 -BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side).......................... DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA - Etch Rev B) Eight-Line Synchronous Line Unit BOard ... ..ot ( FIGURES (Cont) Figure No. C R VS VO N 2-31 Title Page DD11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side)..........ccoooveei... 2-35 KMSI11-BD/BE Communications Processor UNIBUS Connector Interface.............. 3-2 DD11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side)....................3-3 DMI11-BA (M8640) Multiplexer to H317-M Distribution Panel Cabling...................3-4 DMS11-DA (M8704) Line Unit to H317-M Distribution Panel Cabling................... 3-5 DMS11-DA (M8711-YA) Line Unit to H317-M Distribution Panel Cabling............. 3-6 DM11-BA (M8640) Multiplexer to H317-P Distribution Panel Cabling....................3-7 DMSI11-DA (M8704) Line Unit to H317-P Distribution Panel Cabling .................... 3-8 DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA) Line Unit to H317-P Distribution Panel Cabling.............. 3-9 TABLES Table No. 2-1 2-2 2-10 2-11 Do o -t’b-i:x 2-12 Title Page KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection SWILCh E125 SettIngs . .ooooiiniiiiii e e 2-6 KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector Selection SWILCh E27 SEUINES ..ovvvvvviiiieiieieiieee e, 2-8 KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection SWILCh E129 SEtHINGS.....uceeiiiiiiiiieeceeee e 2-11 KMCI11-B (M8206- Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector Selection SWitch E31 Settings .....cooovmniiiii e 2213 KMCI11-B (M8206- Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selectnon SWILCh E129 SEtUNES ..oovvvniiiiii e, 2-16 KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector Selection SWILCh E31 SEtUNES .. oivviiiiieiiii e 2-17 DMI11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer Address Selection Jumper (W1) and Switch (E108) SEttings ........ccvvveviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiee e 2-21 DMI11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer Vector Selection SWitCh E84 SEttings . . u vuvuei i i i ieie oo 2-23 DMI11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer Address Selection Switches E49-8 and E65 Settings .........oouvuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiieeeeiieie e 2-26 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multlplexer Vectar Selection SWItCh E49 Settings ......oovvvniiiii e 2-28 DMI11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer Switchpack E OO St INES .. ..ot 2-29 DMSI11-D/DA M8704 Synchronous Line Umt Sw1tchpack El, E4,E10,and E25 Settings............ e e e s 2-30 PDP—I 1 System DIagnoStiCS........uuiiiiiieiiiiee e 4-5 VAX-TT System DIagnOStICS .. ..ovvueeriiiieeiiii ittt e et ee e e et ee e s et e e eeaes 4-8 vi PREFACE The KMS11-BD/BE Synchronous Communications Processor User Guide contains technical informa- tion that gives the user a basic description of the specifications and features of the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor. Information about specific units contained in the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor can be found in the manuals listed below: KMS11-BD/BE Synchronous Communications Processor (YM-C174C-00) VAX-11/780 System Installation Manual (EK-S1789-IN) VAX-11/780 Diagnostic User Guide (EK-DS780-UG) DM11-BA Modem Control Multiplexer (YM-C138C-00) KMCI11-B UNIBUS Microprocessor (YM-C093C-00) DMS11-D/DA Synchronous Line Unit (YM-C186C-00) KMCI1 Microprocessor User Manual (EK-KMC1B-UG) KMC11-B Programmer’s Manual (YM-P093C-00) PDP-11 Peripherals Handbook (EB-15460-20) PDP-11 Peripherals Handbook (EB-17560-20) Terminals and Communications Handbook - 1979 (EB-15486-20) Terminals and Communications Handbook - 1980 (EB-18251-20) KMSI11 Synchronous Communications Processor Pocket Service Guide (EK-KMSI11-PS) 1/0 Bulkhead Engineering Specification (EK-IOBES-DG) Vil CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 INTRODUCTION | This chapter gives a physical description, functional description, and the general specifications of the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor that is used on systems that have a UNIBUS conductor. | 1.2 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION | The KMS11-BD synchronous communications processor consists of the following: e One (1) KMC11-B (M8206) general purpose UNIBUS microprocessor. e One (1) DMSI 1-DA (M8704 or M8711-YA) eight-line synchronous line unit. ¢ One (1)” DM11-BA (M8640) modem control multipleXer, o One\(l) H317-M distribution panel or one (1) H317-P distribution panel. | e Eight (8) H3256 H317—-M test connectors. e One (1) BCO8R-01 cable. e Two (2) BC11W-10 50-conductor unshielded cables. e Two (2) 2MEO044A or 5414698 DMSI11-DA test connectors. e Two(2) 2ME122A or 5414700 DM11-BA test connectors. e Two (2) BCO8R-10 cables. e Ten (10) 3611567 “This side up’’ labels. ‘ e One (1) DD11-DK nine-slot backplane. e Two (2) 1215278 protector cables. The KMS11-BE synchronous communications processor consists of the following: e One (1) KMCI11-B (M8206) general purpose UNIBUS MiCroprocessor. e One (1) DMS11-DA (M8704 or M8711-YA) eight-line synchronous line unit. e One (1) DM11-BA (M8640) modem control multiplexer. ® One(1)H317-M distribution pénel or one (1) H317-P distribution panel. 1-1 ® [Eight (8) H3256 H317-M test connectors. ® One (1) BCO8R-01 cable. e Two (2) BC11W-10 50-conductor unshielded cables. ] TWo (2) 2MEO044A or 5414698 DMS11-DA test connectors. e Two (2) 2ME122A or 5414700 DM11-BA test connectors. e Two (2) BCO8R-10 cables. e Ten (10) 3611567 “This side up” Ié,bels. ® Three (3) 1215278 module protectors. Each module that makes up the KMS11-BD/BE is a hex-height module that plugs into a nine-slot backplane. 1.3 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION The KMSI11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor is a complex, high-speed microprocessor which can be used to implement custom'netWGrkmg applications. The KMS11-BD/BE communications processor provides high-speed, efflclent communications between the processor and up to eight serial synchronous lines. 1.3.1 KMSI11-BD/BE Synchronous Comminucations Processor The KMS11-BD/BE communications processor can be used to establish a communications link in a variety of different applications ranging from terminal cluster controller support to full interconnection between remote operating systems, application programs and peripheral devices. The KMS11-BD/BE communications processor is particularly suited for use in fully connected and star type topologles where the requirements for multiple line connections exist. 1.3.2 KMC11-B Auxiliary Processor The KMC11-B auxiliary processor provides the UNIBUS interface and connection to the line termination unit. This microprocessor controls I/O operations of the synchronous line units that require extensive intelligence, such as data communications and analog 1/0. 1.3.3 DMSI11-DA Synchronous Line Unit The DMSI11-DA synchronous line unit contains eight individual interface circuits that take care of the serial-to-parallel and parallel-to-serial conversion of the data. The interface circuits also verify that bit shifting and flag and frame checking sequences are performed properly. 1.3.4 DM11-BA Modem Control Multiplexer The DMI11-BA modem control multiplexer provides a separate UNIBUS conductor interface for the modem control signals required to operate synchronous lines. The DM11-BA multiplexer can be controlled by either host software or KMC11-B auxiliary processor firmware. When the modem control multiplexer is controlled by the KMCI1 1-B auxiliary processor, interrupts from the DM11-BA multiplexer to the host are disabled, and the KMC11-B auxiliary processor reads and writes modem control registers. The auxiliary processor polls the modem control multiplexer looking for transi- tions in modem control lines, and initiates modem action when these transitions take place. When the modem control multiplexer is not controlled by the auxiliary processor, interrupts from the multiplexer to the host are enabled, and the host controls the modem control registers. When transitions in the modem control lines occur, the modem action is then automatically controlled by the host. 1-2 1.3.5 H317-M Distribution Panel , The H317-M distribution panel combines the modem control signals, data from the modem control unit, and line termination units into a single, unified set for each of the eight lines. Jumpers on the distribution panel provide a means to set up individual modem control configurations. All interface signals are EIA RS-232-C/CCITT V.24 and V.28 compatible. 1.3.6 H317-P Distribution Panel The H317-P distribution panel combines the modem control signals, data from the modem control unit, and line termination units into a single, unified set for each of the eight lines while maintaining strict electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding integrity. This distribution panel is downward compatible with the H317-M distribution panel. The H317-P is made up of two parts, the I/O panel modules (7019648-01) and the 1/0O panel frame (7426409-01). 1.4 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS | General specifications for the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor are broken into the following categories: e Mechancial specifications, e Operational environment specifications, e Electrical specifications, and e UNIBUS conductor specifications. 1.4.1 Mechanical Specifications Mounting Requirements: Space for a DD11-DK type nine-slot system unit. H317-M Distribution Panel: 13.12 cm X 47.50 cm (5.25 in X 19.00 in) of rack space. H317-P Distribution Panel: 13.12 cm X 47.50 cm (5.25 in X 19.00 in) of rack space. 1.4.2 Operational Environment Specifications Temperature: 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F) Relative Humidity: 10% to 90% Maximum Wet Bulb: 28°C (82°F) Minimum Dew Point: 2°C (36°F) 1.4.3 Electrical Specifications Logic: Transistor-transistor logic (TTL) Interface Levels: RS-232-C, RS-423-A, and MIL-188-114 unbalanced Power (Maximum): +5Vdc@ 12.5 A +15Vdc@ 1.5 A —15Vdc@ 0.5 A 1-3 1.4.4 UNIBUS Conductor Specifications UNIBUS Conductor Loads 7 ac unit loads 2 dc unit loads Addresses KMC11-B auxiliary processor: 760010 to 760016 (typical) DM11-BA modem control multiplexer: 760020 to 760022 (typical) | Vectors KMCI11-B auxiliary processor: 300, 304 (typical) DM11-BA modem control multiplexer: 310 (typical) Interrupt Levels KMCI11-B auxiliary processor: BR5, NPR DM11-BA modem control multiplexer: BR4 NOTE Addresses and vectors are switch selectable within the floating or user address and vector space. (For switchpack settings, refer to Chapter 2.) 1-4 CHAPTER 2 SITE PREPARATION AND INSTALLATION 2.1 INTRODUCTION This chapter describes the installation, setup, and configuration for the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. It also describes the various revision levels for the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor. 2.2 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT The operating environment of the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor is made up of three elements. These elements are as follows: e Physical elements (Section 2.2.1) e Environmental elements (Section 2.2.2) e Grounding elements (Section 2.2.3) 2.2.1 Physical Elements The KMS11-BD/BE communications processor requires adequate space for mounting the following: e BA11-K nine-slot expander box CAUTION To ensure proper air circulation for cooling purposes, one blank slot must be left between each board when placed in the DD11-DK backplane. (Refer to Figure 3-2 for proper module placement.) e Either the H317-M distribution panel, or the H317-P distribution panel. BA11-K Expander Box | The expander box requires a 63.5 cm X 45.7 cm X 26.7 cm (25.0 in X 18.0 in X 10.5 in) area to enable . proper mounting within the cabinet. H317-M Distribution Panel The H317-M distribution panel requires a 13.30 cm X 48.30 cm (5.25 in X 19.00 in) area for rack mounting. The H317-M distribution panel must be mounted within 3.3 m (10.0 ft) of the BA11-K expander box. H317-P Distribution Panel The H317-P distribution panel requires a 13.30 cm X 48.30 cm (5.25 in X 19.00 in) area for rack mounting. The H317-P distribution panel must be mounted within 3.3 m (10.0 ft) of the BA11-K expander box. 2-1 2.2.2 Environmental Elements The KMS11-BD/BE communications processor is designed to operate in a “Class B” environment. A “Class B” environment meets the following prerequisites: ® Temperature — 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F) ¢ Relative Humidity - 10% to 90% ® Maximum Wet Bulb - 28°C (82°F) ® Minimum Dew Point - 2°C (36°F) 2.2.3 Grounding Elements Careful grounding is essential in order to avoid ground loops and poor noise rejection. To eliminate ground loops and to have proper noise rejection, ensure that: ® The KMSI1-BD/BE processor and all equipment that it connects to shares a common ac power source. ® No electrically noisy equipment shares the same power source. ® The earth ground of the KMS11-BD/BE processor and all modem earth grounds are common. H317-M Grounding The normal grounding system used on the H317-M distribution panel (Figure 2-1), J1 through J8, is as follows: ® Pin 1 (EIA protective ground) is connected directly to the circuit/frame ground. ® Pin 7 (EIA signal ground) is connected directly to circuit/frame ground. H317-M Jumpers After the H317-M distribution panel is physically installed, ensure that the W10, W12, W14, W16, W20, W22, and W24 ground jumpers are installed. (Refer to Figure 2-1 for jumper locations.) | NOTE Jumpers W1 through W8 must be installed in order to run the KMS11-BD/BE processor diagnostics. H317-P Grounding The H317-P distribution panel (Figure 2-2) is shipped with jumpers W2, W4, W6, and W$ installed on cach I/O panel module. This connects pin 1 of each EIA connector to the KMS-11 processor circuit ground. NOTE If jumpers W2, W4, W6, and W8 are removed, and W1, W3, W5, and W7 are inserted, pin 1 of each EIA connector is electrically connected to chassis (frame) ground. i21n3ig1-TwW-L1€Huonquisiqoueqsrodwing e d | U > U]un 2-3 hhhhhh H317-P Switch Settings The switchpack (Figure 2-2) on each I/O panel module controls the transmission of the maintenance clock that is generated by the KMS-11 communications processor. These switches must be ON to run KMS-11 communications processor diagnostics. The switch numbers on each switchpack correspond to the line member on that module. NOTE If these switches are OFF, the diagnostics will fail immediately since the maintenance clock is required for the diagnostics to run. S ® J1/J7 J2/J8 Frosmresmsmssses e o L N @ ® () e J3/J9 J4/J10 @ J1/J7 |I =1 J2/J8 J3/J9 r=—=—=-=-- mm——— i I B N AL ® \ Lo .9sam S e J4/J10 e| 3oL Jemz S ® S MK-45156 Figure 2-2 H317-P Distribution Panel Jumpers 2.3 KMSI11-BD/BE COMMUNICATIONS PROCESSOR INSTALLATION This section covers the installation and setup of the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor for the various revision levels. The boards are listed numerically by the printed circuit board part numbers and revision levels. Following the printed circuit board number, the option nomenclature is listed. For example: KMC11-B D (M8206 e ETCH REV C): —— J UNIBUS MICROPROCESSOR \ —~— J | DEVICE PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD NUMBER PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD REVISION OPTION NOMENCLATURE MK-4518 KMC11-B (M8206— Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor 2.3.1 To install the KMC11-B (M8206— Etch Rev C) general purpose UNIBUS microprocessor, pcrform the following: 1. Ensure that the priority plug (level 5) is properly inserted into its socket. 2. Ensure that jumper W1 (Figure 2-3) is installed. NOTE | Jumper W1 should not be removed. It is removed only during module testing at the factory. L] E125 r M 'L r___ri ADDRESS SELECT (10-POSITION SWITCH) E125 = VECTOR SELECT (7-POSITION SWITCH) E27 NOTE E27 MAY BE 10 POSITIONS. IF SO E27-9 REPLACES W2 AND E27-10 REPLACES W3. Wi ALWAYS IN W2 ALWAYS IN W3 NORMALLY IN (ALLOWS KMC11-B MICROPROCESSOR CONTROL OF AC LO) w4 ALWAYS IN (ECO NUOO6) MK-3333 Figure 2-3 KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor Board 3. Set the E125 switchpack switches (Figure 2-4) so that the module will respond to its assigned address. (Refer to Table 2-1 for address switch settings.) it MK-3343 Figure 2-4 KMCI11-B (M8206) - Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection Switch E125 Table 2-1 KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection Switch E125 Settings Address E125 Switch Settings S1 (A3) S2 (A4) S3 (AS) S4 (A6) S5 (A7) S6 (A8) S7 (A9) S8 (A10) S9 (A11) S10 (A12) 760000 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760010 OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760020 ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760030 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760040 ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760050 OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760060 ON OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760070 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760100 ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ;60200 ON ON ON ON ON ON :/:60300 OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ;60500 OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ;60400 ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ;60600 ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ;60700 ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 2-6 Table 2-1 Address KMC11-B (M8206 — Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection Switch E125 Settings (Cont) E125 Switch Settings S1 S2 S3 sS4 S5 S6 ST S8 S9 S10 (A3) (Ad) (AS) (A6) (A7) (A8) (A9) (A10) (A11) (A12) ;61000 ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ;62000 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ;63000 ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ON ON ;64000 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ;65000 ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON ;66000 ON ‘ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ON ;67000 ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON ;70000 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON . ON OFF 777770 | OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 4. Set the E27 switchpack switches (Figure 2-5) to the proper vector selection. (Refer to Table 2-2 for vector switch settings.) *k S7 (NOT USED) MK-3344 Figure 2-5 KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector Selection Switch E27 2-7 Table 2-2 Vector KMC11-B (M8206 — Etch Rev C) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector Selection Switch E27 Settings E31 Switch Settings S1 (V3) S2 (V4) S3 (VS) S4 (Ve) S5 (V7) Sé6 (V8) OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF 310 ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF 320 OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF 330 ON ON OFF ON ON OFF 340 OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF 350 ON OFF ON ON ON OFF 360 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF 370 ON ON ON ON ON OFF 400 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON gOO 200 700 OFF OFF @ OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON 300 | 5. - Ensure that jumper W2 (Figure 2-3) is installed at all times. ~ NOTE Jumper W2 should not be removed. It is removed only during module testing at the factory. 6. Ensure that jumper W3 (Figures 2-3) is installed. NOTE Jumper W3 should only be removed if the KMC11-B microprocessor control of AC LO is inhibited. S7 (Not Used) 7. Install the M8206 (Etch Rev C) in the appropriate location in the DD1 1-DK nine-slot backplane | | | , | (Figure 2-6). NOTE Ensure that the nonprocessor request (NPR) grant continuity wire between pins CA1 and CB1 of the backplane is removed from the location in which the M8206 is being installed. - A ” Q - (- S — - - - = |© n - B C @ < D ~ ~ ~ r~ ~ ~ X ~N |~ o > RN [T E; N ~ © S |~ Sl o0 r~ o 5 o D ~ o M~ o|lo|lolFFlols|ols | O = =2 E F MK-3332 Figure 2-6 DDI11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMSI 1-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side) 2.3.2 KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor To install the KMC11-B (M8206 — Etch Rev D) UNIBUS microprocessor, perform the following; 1. Ensure that the priority plug (level 5) is properly inserted into its socket. 2. Ensure that jumper W1 (Figure 2-7) is installed. NOTE Jumper W1 should not be removed. It is removed only during module testing at the factory. E129 E31 |, S Iy = VECTOR SELECT (7-POSITION SWITCH) E129 = ADDRESS SELECT (10-POSITION SWITCH) NOTE E31 MAY BE 10 POSITIONS. IF SO E31-9 REPLACES W2 AND E31-10 REPLACES W3. W1 = ALWAYS IN W2 = ALWAYS IN W3 W4 » = NORMALLY IN (ALLOWS KMC11-B MICROPROCESSOR CONTROL OF AC LO) = ALWAYS IN (ECO NUOOS) C40 = AT PRESENT THE TIMER VALUES REQUIRED FOR KNOWN SOFTWARE IS AS FOLLOWS: « DDCMP (CSS) EITHER e X.25 (CSS) 115 MS « ADDCP (CSS) 115 MS e 75 BX.25 (BELL) us NOTE WHEN C40 = 10 uf 20 V, TIMEOUT = 115 MS WHEN C40 = 4700 pf 100 V, TIMEOUT =75 pus MK-3334 Figure 2-7 KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor Board 2-10 3. Set the E129 switchpack switches (Figure 2-8) so that the module will respond to its assigned address. (Refer to Table 2-3 for address switch settings.) MK-3342 Figure 2-8 KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection Switch E129 Table 2-3 KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection Switch E129 Settings Address E129 Switch Settings S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 (A3) (A4 (A5) (A6 (A7) (A8) (A9) (A10) (All) (Al2) 760000 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760010 OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760020 ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760030 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760040 ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760050 OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760060 ON OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760070 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760100 ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON :7—60200 ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ;60300 ON ON ON OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ;60400 ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON :;60500 ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON ;60600 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ;60700 ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON 2-11 Table 2-3 Address KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection Switch E129 Settings E129 Switch Settings S1 (A3) S2 (A4) S3 (AS) S4 (A6) S5 (A7) S6 (A8) S7 (A9) S8 (A10) S9 (All) S10 (A12) 761000 | ONN ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON 762000 ON 763000 | ON. 764000 | ON 765000 | ON. 766000 | ON. 767000 | ON 770000 | ONn 777770 | OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF 4. Set the E31 switchpack switches (Figure 2-9) to the proper vector selection. (Refer to Table 2-4 for vector switch settings.) *k §7 NOT USED MK-3338 Figure 2-9 KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector Selection Switch E31 2-12 Table 2-4 Vector KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev D) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector Selection Switch E31 Settings E31 Switch Settings st (V3) S2 (Vd) 83 (V5 sS4 (V6) S5 (VD S6 (V8 300 OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF 310 ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF 320 OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF 330 ON ON OFF ON ON OFF 340 OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF 350 ON OFF ON ‘ON ON OFF 360 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF 370 ON ON ON ON ON OFF 400 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 500 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON 600 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON 700 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON S. Ensure that jumper W2 (Figure 2-7) is installed at all times. NOTE Jumper W2 should not be removed. It is removed only during module testing at the factory. 6. Ensure that jumper W3 (Figure 2-7) is installed. NOTE Jumper W3 should only be removed if the KMC11-B microprocessor control of AC LO is inhibited. 2-13 S7 (Not Used) 7. Install the M8206 (Etch Rev D) in the DDI11 -DK nine-slot backplane (Figure 2-10). NOTE Ensure that the nonprocessor request (NPR) grant continuity wire between pins CA1 and CB1 of the backplane is removed from the location in which the M8206 is being installed. = - < B om 2 A el N - a = O - - | 3 = = X @ ol z Q ~ B C D ~ o~ ~ ~ o~ o~ OO0 |0 r~ ~ ~ o < O > ~ 1 ~ < o~ Y © o~ S o g*" ~ o ~ o TM~ |lge|l@9|s|O|s|oO =2 E F MK-3332 Figure 2-10 DDI11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side) 2-14 2.3.3 KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor To install the KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev E) UNIBUS microprocessor, perform the following: 1. Ensure that the priority plug (level 5) is properly inserted into its socket. 2. Ensure that jumper W1 (Figure 2-11) is installed. NOTE Jumper W1 should not be removed. It is removed only during module testing at the factory. ] E129fl o . [E31][Jw3 1 E31 = VECTOR SELECT (7-POSTION SWITCH) E82-8 = PROGRAM TIMER SELECT (8-POSITION SWITCH) E129 = ADDRESS SELECT (10-POSITION SWITCH) W1 = ALWAYS IN W3 = NORMALLY IN (OFF TO DISABLE KMC11-B CONTROL OF AC LO) MK-3335 Figure 2-11 20 Set the E129 switchpack switches (Figure 2-12) so that the module will respond to its assigned address. (Refer to Table 2-5 for address switch settings.) mTmmQO 3. KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor Board MK-3340 Figure 2-12 KMCI11-B (M8206 — Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection Switch E129 2-15 Table 2-5 KMC11-B (M8206 — Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor Address Selection Switch E129 Settings Address E129 Switch Settings S1 (A3) S2 (A4) S3 (AS) S4 (A6) SS (A7) S6 (A8) S7 (A9) S8 (A10) S9 (A11) S10 (A12) 760000 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760010 OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760020 ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760030 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760040 ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760050 OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760060 ON OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760070 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 760100 ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON 760200 ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON 760300 760400 760500 760600 760700 761000 762000 763000 ON ON ON ON | ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 764000 765000 766000 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON 767000 | ONN. ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON 770000 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF 777770 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 2-16 Set the E31 switchpack switches (Figure 2-13) to the proper vector selection. (Refer to Table 2-6 for vector switch settings.) * S7 NOT USED MK-3338 Figure 2-13 KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector Selection Switch E31 Table 2-6 Vector KMC11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor Vector Selection Switch E31 Settings E31 Switch Settings S1 S2 S3 | S4 (V) S6 (V4) (V5) 300 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ; OFF 310 ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF 320 OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF 330 ON ON OFF ON ON OFF 340 OFF OFF ON ON - ON OFF 350 ON OFF ON ON ON OFF 360 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF 370 ON ON ON ON - ON OFF 400 OFF OFF OFF | OFF OFF ON gOO OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON EOO OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ;00 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON 2-17 (Vé6) S5 (V3) (V8) 7 (Not Used) Ensure that jumper W3 (Figure 2-11) is installed. NOTE Jumper W3 should only be removed if the KMC11-B microprocessor control of AC LO is inhibited. Set the E82-8 switchpack switches (Figure 2-14) for the proper timeout value. MK-4511 Figure 2-14 KMCI11-B (M8206 - Etch Rev E) UNIBUS Microprocessor Programmer Timer Selection Switch E82 NOTE When switchpack E82-8 is ON, a timeout value of 115 milliseconds is provided. When switchpack E82-8 is OFF, a timeout value of 75 microseconds is provided. At present, the timeout values required for known software are as follows: DDCMP (CSS) X.25 (CSS) ADDCP (CSS) BX.25 (Bell) Either 115 ms 115 ms 75 us Install the M8206 (Etch Rev E) in the appropriate location in the DD11-DK nine-slot backplane (Figure 2-15). 2-18 NOTE Ensure that the nonprocessor request (NPR) grant continuity wire between pins CA1 and CB1 of the backplane is removed from the location in which the M8206 is being installed. AL S Q ) -] o o o < z S| i - - - 2 0 2, S B C D N~ r~ r~ o < o > ¢ r~ © o TM~ &) o |lo |EX 0 © o = O o~ ~ NN M~ ~ TN @O~ == Sl 0 TM~ o < @1 0 = TM~ ~ ) E F MK-3332 Figure 2-15 DDI11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side) 2-19 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer 2.3.4 To install the DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev B) modem control multiplexer, perform the following: 1. Ensure that the priority insert (level 4) is properly inserted into its socket. 2. Set the E108 switchpack switches (Figure 2-17) and jumper W1 (Figure 2-16) so that the module will respond to its assigned address. (Refer to Table 2-7 for address switch settings.) w2 - W11 w3l o — ws[___] L — W15 [] we ] W17 U W13 W10 w12 W14 W16 V\A\Z- J1 __\ 300000000 E108 W1 J I M Il ] ' E84 = VECTOR LOCATION (8-POSITION SWITCH) E108 = ADDRESS LOCATION (10-POSITION SWITCH) W1 ADDRESS BIT A2 W2, W3, W4, W8 NORMALLY NORMALLY OUT IN } TRANSITION DETECT ENABLES W5, W6, W7, WS W10, W11, W12, W13, W14, W15, W16, W17 = NORMALLY IN MK-33562 Figure 2-16 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer Board 2-20 S -------------------------- MK-3350 Figure 2-17 DM11-BA (M8640 — Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer Address Selection Switch E108 Table 2-7 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer Address Selection Jumper (W1) and Switch (E108) Settings Address Jumper/Switch Settings Wi St S2 S3 S6 S7 Ss S9 S10 sS4 ‘55 (A7) (A8) (A9 (Al0) (All) (Al2) (A3) (Ad) (A5) (A6) 760000 | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760004 | IN OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760010 | OUT ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760020 | OUT OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760040 | OUT OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760030 | OUT ON ON 760050 | OUT OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760060 | OUT OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760070 | OUT ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760100 | OUT OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760200 | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760300 | OUT OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760400 | OUT OFF OFF OFF 760500 | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 760600 ON 760700 | OUT OFF OFF OFF ON ON 2-21 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF Table 2-7 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer Address Selection Jumper (W1) and Switch (E108) Settings (Cont) Address Jumper/Switch Settings Wi S1 (A3) S2 (Ad) S3 (AS) S4 (A6) S5 (A7) S6 (A8) S7 (A9 S8 (A10) S9 (All) S10 (A12) | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF 763000 | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF 764000 | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF 765000 | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF 766000 | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF 767000 | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF 770000 | OUT OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON 177774 ON ON ON ON ON 761000 762000 3. IN ON ON ON ON ON Set the E84 switchpack switches (Figure 2-18) so that proper vector selction can be accomplished. (Refer to Table 2-8 for vector switch settings.) * S8 NOT USED MK-4509 Figure 2-18 DMI11-BA (M8640 — Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer Vector Selection Switch E84 2-22 ° i! Table 2-8 Vector DM11-BA (M8640 ~ Etch Rev B) Modem Control Multiplexer Vector Selection Switch E84 Settings | E84 Switch Settings S1 (V2) S2 (V3) S3 (V4) S4 (V5) S5 (Vé) S6 (V7) S7 (V8) 300 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ON 304 OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF ON 310 ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON 320 ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON 330 ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON 340 ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON 350 ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON 360 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 370 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 400 ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF gOO ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF gOO ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ;OO ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF 4. S8 (Not Used) Ensure that jumpers W10 through W17 (Figure 2-16), located near connectors J1 and J2, are always IN. 5. Ensure that jumpers W2, W3, W4, and W8 are IN and W5, W6, W7, and W9 (Figure 2-16) are OUT. NOTE To individually or totally disable DSR, CS, CO, or Ring from causing interrupts, insert jumpers WS35, W6, W7, and W9 and remove jumpers W2, W3, W4, and WS. 6. Connect the two BCO8R-10 cables to the M8640 module and either the H317-M distribution panel (Figure 3-3) or the H317-P distribution panel (Figure 3-6). 2-23 7. Install the M8640 (Etch Rev B) in the appropriate location in the DD11-DK nine-slot backplane (Figure 2-19). Al - - z S < 0 m - 5| > z = S | @ 5 = © o| z ) B C D ~ o~ NI ~ N |~ N @ < [ ¥~ ~ IsfIn] EI~]1 o~ 8] 2|~ S o~ ~ E F MK-3332 Figure 2-19 DDI11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side) 2-24 2.3.5 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer To install the DM11-BA (M8640 — Etch Rev C) modem control multiplexer, perform the following: 1. Ensure that the priority insert (level 4) is properly inserted into its socket. 2. Set the E45 switchpack switches (Figure 2-20) ON for RS-232-C operation or OFF for RS423A operation. =4 4 A A = E45 E66 ] Ees ] Eag 1 M \ r1 o I I E45 RS-232-C = ON RS-423-A = OFF (8-POSITION SWITCH) E49 VECTOR SELECT (E49-8 = ADDRESS BIT A2: 8-POSITION SWITCH) E66 TRANSITION DETECT ENABLE (SEE TABLE 2-12) E65 ADDRESS SELECT (10-POSITION SWITCH) MK-3346 Figure 2-20 3. DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer Board Set the E49-8 and E65 switchpack switches (Figure 2-21) so that the module will respond to its assigned address. (Refer to Table 2-9 for address switch settings.) MK-3345 Figure 2-21 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer Address Selection Switch E65 2-25 Table 2-9 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer Address Selection Switches E49-8 and E65 Settings Address Jumper/Switch Settings E49 | E65 S8 | S1 A2) | (A3) S22 (Ad) S3 (A5) sS4 (A6) S5 (A7) S6 (A8) ST (A9) S8 (A10) S9 (Al1) SI0 (A12) 760000 OFF | OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760004 ON | OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760010 OFF |ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760020 OFF |OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760030 OFF |ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760040 OFF |OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760050 OFF |ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760060 OFF |OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760070 OFF |ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760100 OFF | OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760200 760300 OFF | OFF OFF | OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 760400 OFF | OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 760500 OFF | OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 760600 OFF | OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 760700 OFF |OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 761000 OFF |OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 762000 OFF |OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF 763000 OFF |OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF 764000 OFF | OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF 765000 OFF |OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF 2-26 ~ Table 2-9 DM11-BA (M8640 — Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer Address Selection Switches E49-8 and E65 Settings (Cont) Address Jumper/Switch Settings E49 E65 S8 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 ' S7 S8 S9 S10 (A2) | (A3) (A4) (AS5) (A6) (A7) (A8) (A9 (A10) (A11) (A12) ;66000 OFF | OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ;67000 ON OFF OFF | OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF ;70000 OFF | OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON :7-7 7774 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 4. |ON Set the E49 switchpack switches (Figure 2-22) so that proper vector selection can be accomplished. (Refer to Table 2-10 for vector switch settings.) ¥ SWITCH 8 IS USED FOR ADDRESS SELECTION A2 MK-3349 Figure 2-22 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer Vector Selection Switch E49 2-27 Table 2-10 DM11-BA (M8640 - Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer Vector Selection Switch E49 Settings g Vector | E49 Switch Settings S1 (V2) S2 (V3) S3 (V4) S4 (VS) S5 (Vé6) Sé6 (V7) S7 (V8) 300 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ON 304 OFF ON - ON ON OFF OFF ON 310 ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON 320 ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON 330 ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON 340 ON ON " ON OFF OFF OFF ON 350 ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON 360 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 370 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 400 ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF 500 ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF 600 ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF 700 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF 5. S8 (Not Used) Set the E66 switchpack switches (Figure 2-23) to either enable or disable CSR, CS, CO, or Ring interrupts. (Refer to Table 2-11). O N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 F F Figure 2-23 6. DM11-BA (M8640 — Etch Rev C) Modem Control Multiplexer Switchpack E66 Connect the two BCO8R-10 cables to the M8640 module and to either the H317-M distribution panel (Figure 3-3) or the H317-P distribution panel (Figure 3-6). 2-28 DM11-BA (M8640 — Etch Rev C) Modem Control Table 2-11 Multiplexer Switchpack E66 Settings Switch Number Modem Input Interrupt Enabled Interrupt Disabled S1 S2 S3 S4 S35 S6 S7 S8 Ring Ring CO CO CS CS DSR DSR - OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF 7. | Install the M8640 (Etch Rev C) in the appropriate location in the DD11-DK nine-slot backplane (Figure 2-24). AL o 2 = 2 - - - & | O S s e o § L - - = ” @ o s < Z N o 2] — B C ~ ~ |~ ~ ~ ~ O o (U] (o o 2% ~ - BENEEREN 1@ N o |~ SS O = & o = ~ &) MK-3332 Figure 2-24 DD11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side) 2-29 2.3.6 DMSI11-D/DA (M8704) Synchronous Line Unit To install the DMS11-DA (M8704) synchronous line unit, perform the following: Ensure that switchpack switches E1, E4, and E10 (Figure 2-25) are set to select either RS-232-C or RS-423-A compatibility. (Refer to Figure 2-26 for switch locations and to Table 2-12 for switchpack settings.) L J3 [ ] 7] ] 1 RD RC TC 4 T E1] [E10]E I f I H E1 TRANSMIT CLOCK E4 RECEIVE CLOCK E10 RECEIVE DATA E25 ON = EIA RS-232-C OR RS-423-A o e M ON = EIA RS-232-C OFF = EIA RS-423-A OFF = MIL-STD-188-114 Figure 2-25 MK-3336 DMSI11-D/DA (M8704) Synchronous Line Unit Board LINE NUMBERS A ~ Z0 » 7 MmO 1. MK- 3341 Figure 2-26 DMSI11-D/DA (M8704) Synchronous Line Unit Typical Switchpack Table 2-12 DMS11-D/DA (M8704) Synchronous Line Unit Switchpack E1, E4, E10, and E25 Settings Standard Switchpack El E4 E10 E2§ EIA-RS-232-C ON ON ON ON EIA-RS-423-A OFF OFF OFF ON - - OFF MIL-STD-188-114 :2-30 Select either EIA (RS-232-C and RS-423-A) or MIL-188-C polarities by setting sWitchpack switches on E25. (Refer to Figure 2-25 for the switchpack location and to Table 2-12 for switchpack settings.) | Connect the two BC11W-10 cables from J1 and J2 of the M8704 module to the H317-M distribution panel (Figure 3-4) or to the H317-P distribution panel (Figure 3-7). NOTE Cables are seated with the arrow on the cable connector aligned with the arrow on the module connector. Install the M8704 in the appropriate location in the DD11-DK nine-slot backplane (Figure 2-27). | CAUTION Do not snag any unit cables. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 - Al G 0 s @ o O == - z = s | @ - h @ S 5 | © | - | W D z 5| < = B C D s o ~ @ < s [ 27818 N ~ |l N TN rxl;?;r\ N o M~ o Y M~ P E F MK-3332 Figure 2-27 DDI11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side) Connect one end of a BCO8R-01 cable to J3 on the M8704 module and the other end of the BCO8R-01 cable to J1 on the M8206 module. 2-31 2.3.7 DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA - Etch Rev A) Eight-Line Synchronous Line Unit NOTE All M8711-YA modules are preset and configured during manufacturing. To install the DMS11-DA (M8711-YA — Etch Rev A) line unit (Figure 2-28), perform the following; 1. Connect the two BC11W-10 cables from J1 and J2 of the M8711-YA module to the H317-M distribution panel (Figure 3-5) or to the H317-P distribution panel (Figure 3-8). NOTE Cables are seated with the arrow on the cable connector aligned with the arrow on the module connector. 2. Connect a BCO8R-01 cable to J3 of the DMS11-DA line unit. VV1{]vvz[] N~ [ 3 [] A | W3 W4 A 21N gfihx ' | : }DUUD l | { }UUUU | l | N l Il W 'l | Il I] MK-3347 Figure 2-28 3. DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA - Etch Rev A) Eight-Line Synchronous Line Unit Board Install the M8711-YA (Etch Rev A) in the appropriate location in the DD11-DK nine-slot backplane (Figure 2-29). CAUTION Do not snag any unit cables. 2-32 A | 2 S @ 2 - = z= =(] w ' = ;... < | 2 - g | O S 2|2S - | © m B C o < D ~ o ~ ~ N ~ ~ o >R |E| &N NI R | © S 3 |~) N gl o | TM~ ~ o | W ~ e =2 E MK-3332 Figure 2-29 4. DDI11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side) Connect the other end of the BCO8R-01 cable, which is connected to J3, to J1 on the M8206 module. 2-33 2.3.8 DMS11-DA (M8711-YA - Etch Rev B) Eight-Line Synchronous Line Unit NOTE All M8711-YA modules are preset and configured during manufacturing. To install the DMS11-DA (M8711-YA - Etch Rev B) line unit (Figure 2-30), perform the following: ] 'L ] M1 MK-3347 Figure 2-30 | 1. DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA - Etch Rev B) Eight-Line Synchronous Line Unit Board Connect two BC11W-10 cables from J1 and J2 of the M871 1-YA module to the H317-M distri- bution panel (Figure 3-5) or to the H317-P distribution panel (Figure 3-8). NOTE Cables are seated with the arrow on the cable connector aligned with the arrow on the module | connector. 2. Connect a BCO8R-01 cable to J3 of the DMS11-DA line unit. 3. Install the M8711-YA (Etch Rev B) in the appropriate location in the DD11-DK nine-slot backplane (Figure 2-31). CAUTION Do not snag any unit cables. 2-34 Al < "2'_; s . 35 }—. i 5|3 = a = X m oz B C D ~ o~ ~ | ~ N N o < 2% QP ~ oTM~ S| ~N ~ N Q © I~ N P MK-3332 Figure 2-31 4. DDI11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane with KMS11-BD/BE Communications Processor Board Locations (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side) Connect the other end of the BCO8R-01 cable, which is connected to J3, to J1 on the M8206 module. 2-35 CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 3.1 INTRODUCTION This chapter is designed to give a basic understanding of how the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor option is configured to UNIBUS connector systems and the cabling that is required before the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor can be installed. 3.2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION The KMS11-BD/BE communications processor option is an intelligent, eight-line, communications interface that can be configured on UNIBUS connector systems. (Refer to Figure 3-1 for the UNIBUS connector configuration.) The KMS11-BD/BE communications processor (Figure 3-1) consists of: A KMCI11-B general purpose microprocessor, A DMSI11-DA line unit, A DM11-BA modem control multiplexer, and e Either an H317-M or H317-P distribution panel. When configuring the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor option to UNIBUS connector systems, the DD11-DK backplane is used. The DD11-DK backplane is a nine-slot backplane that accommodates all of the KMS11 communications processor option boards. CAUTION To ensure proper air circulation for cooling purposes, one blank slot must be left between each board when placed in the DD11-DK backplane. (Refer to Figure 3-2 for proper module placement.) 3-1 < UNIBUS CONDUCTOR A | A ) J KMC11-B DM11-BA MICRO- MODEM CONTROL PROCESSOR MULTIPLEXER A i DMS11-DA 8-LINE LINE UNIT A l ¥ A Y v H317-P OR H317-M DISTRIBUTION PANEL I“ 8 LINES ee TO MODEMS MK-4510 Figure 3-1 KMSI11-BD/BE Communications Processor UNIBUS Connector Interface 3-2 9OLv0Z982LIO8N SNvLgaIO-N1WLIg1N-GN10 LCLD (LCLoD SN8INN<NI LCLD LTLD MK-3332 Figure 3-2 DDI11-DK Nine-Slot Backplane (Viewed from the Backplane Pin-Side) 3-3 3.3 3.3.1 SYSTEM CABLING DM11-BA (M8640) Multiplexer Cabling to an H317-M Distribution Panel When configuring the DM11-BA modem control multiplexer, two BCO8R cables are used. To configure the DM11-BA multiplexer to the H317-M distribution panel, connect the cables as shown in Figure 3-3. H317-M “ = f" f f"‘ & — a) — [—J10_ % iiiifll!E A ] > 12 s) % ZEIEIK} o— - A 74 >4 BCO8R-10 CABLES r,r ’_sfi 7 (WITH Y2 TWIST) = A 1‘{ v 4 Ve G ~ 4| |1 DM11-BA <= (M8640) TE =| S - |2 "'t‘ga MK-3330 Figure 3-3 DM11-BA (M8640) Multiplexer to H317-M Distribution Panel Cabling 3.4 3.3.2 DMS11-DA (M8704) Line Unit Cabling to an H317-M Distribution Panel When configuring the DMS11-DA synchronous line unit, two BC11W-10 cables are used. To configure the DMSI11-DA line unit to the H317-M distribution panel, connect the cables as shown in Figure 3-4. H317-M c:.:! = A f"/‘ IRINIEIRIEIE] C:}CT:?S:J A HHHH;H 4 HHHH =37 — /! =~ m’l q A —BC11W-10 CABLES: t =" 7 AS S — S ARROW TO ARROW __ N 5| |92 DMS11-DA 3 (M8704) E 5| | J1 B R CONNECT CABLES T MK-3337 ~ Figure 3-4 DMSI11-DA (M8704) Line Unit to H317-M Distribution Panel Cabling 3-5 3.3.3 DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA) Line Unit Cabling to an H317-M Distribution Panel When configuring the DMS11-DA synchronous line unit, two BC11W-10 cables are used. To configure the DMSI11-DA line unit to the H317-M distribution panel, connect the cables as shown in Figure 3-5. H317-M —— — — a— — pramm— —— s— S— — SURE———— 3 —— S S— s— ...g-.....l S— |1 ] — | — - Y / \\ N |/ )/J / / \s A o AN N N "\ T > = \li / / - g gl -. e ---—# BC11W-10 CABLES: CONNECT CABLES ARROW TO ARROW ° TITTT v J1 DMS11-DA (M8711-YA) MK-3328 Figure 3-5 DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA) Line Unit to H317-M Distribution Panel Cabling 3.3.4 DMI11-BA (M8640) Multiplexer Cabling to an H317-P Distribution Panel When configuring the DM11-BA modem control multiplexer, two BCO8R cables are used. To configure the DM11-BA multiplexer to the H317-P distribution panel, connect the cables as shown in Figure 3-6. H317-P J1/J7 e 4( Py /] 7q =001D [ J2/38 J3/J9 J4/J10(| (5111 [ U812] @ ® S @ @ e J1/J7 JZJS J3/J9 J4/J10 @ S [__J5MTT} [ JB/JI2] S ® ® Ii 7 Ii’ -4 y4 y4 BCO8R-10 CABLES y 4 g"( r A A s \\arm x\_\mfl - 7 y4 rd (WITH %2 TWIST) 7 Q ‘ E } J1 DM11-BA < (M8640) o |2 & f = | MK-4514 Figure 3-6 DM11-BA (M8640) Multiplexer to H317-P Distribution Panel Cabling 3-7 3.3.5 DMSI11-DA (M8704) Line Unit Cabling to an H317-P Distribution Panel When configuring the DMS11-DA synchronous line unit, two BC11W-10 cables are used. To configure the DMS11-DA line unit to the H317-P distribution panel, connect the cables as shown in Figure 3-7. JRE J1/J7 e "f A A J2/98 o / ® J3/49 ® | J1/d7 J2/98 J3/J9 S %) S ® J4/J10|| o g 7 Tf f,fl" —" BC11W-10 CABLES: A —" 7 / CONNECT CABLES ARROW TO ARROW Sreeaseell? | J2 1 DMS11-DA (M8704) J1 hJ IRRRRRAEI L7 —{}— P A f”’ o Y J4/J10 T MK4626 Figure 3-7 DMSI11-DA (M8704) Line Unit to H317-P Distribution Panel Cabling 3.3.6 DMSI11-DA (M8711-YA) Line Unit Cabling to an H317-P Distribution Panel When configuring the DMS11-DA synchronous line unit, two BC11W-10 cables are used. To configure the DMSI1-DA line unit to the H317-P distribution panel, connect the cables as shown in Figure 3-8. H317-P ® ) J3/J9 Ja/310|| ® W o 2) Z) S J1/97 J2/J8 J3/J9 J4/J10 e , & i |, ......flJ \\xz’ \ \ / / N A \.’ AN LY f N\ / fl p. ’-f ‘ AN o / N\ Ry N /—J-;nn—-'iuu = Po \ A/ ® 5 = TR ———— — ’I- g 7 7 BC11W-10 CABLES: CONNECT CABLES ARROW.TO ARROW DMS11-DA (M8711-YA) ) MK-4512 Figure 3-8 DMS11-DA (M8711-YA) Line Unit to H317-P Distribution Panel Cabling 3-9 CHAPTER 4 MAINTENANCE 4.1 INTRODUCTION This chapter will aid the user in performing limited maintenance on the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. This chapter is not intended to give the user a complete listing of troubles and their solutions. Instead, it will assist the user in determining which diagnostics to use when checking the KMS11- BD/BE communications processor. : 4.2 MAINTENANCE PHILOSOPHY Since the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor is a complex, high-speed, intelligent communications interface that is densely packaged and mounted in the DD11-DK nine-slot backplane, maintenance to be performed on the unit is limited to the running of diagnostics. Should a failure occur while running diagnostics, call field service. Field repair of the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor is not to be attempted under any circumstances. 4.3 SPECIAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT There are no special tools or special equipment needed to perform user maintenance on the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor. 4.4 PDP-11 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE This section lists the diagnostic software that is used to verify proper operation of the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor when interfaced to a PDP-11 system. Also contained in this section is a basic description of the diagnostic tests and the sequence in which the diagnostics are to be run. The diagnostics used are: e CZKMB (YM-Z093D-A) — Section 4.4.1 e CZKMC (YM-Z093D-B) - Section 4.4.2 e CZKMD (YM-Z136D-1) - Section 4.4.3 e CZKME (YM-Z136D-2) - Section 4.4.4 e CZKMG (YM-Z138D-A) — Section 4.4.5 e CZKMF (YM-Z136D-3) — Section 4.4.6 e CXKMA (YM-Z093D-X) - Section 4.4.7 o CXDMS (YM-Z138D-X) — Section 4.4.8 4.4.1 CZKMB (YM-Z093D-A) The CZKMB is the first diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. This diagnostic should be run in conjunction with CZKMC in order to test the logic circuits on the KMC11-B general purpose UNIBUS microprocessor. In order for the KMC11-B microprocessor to pass this diagnostic, a minimum of 10 consecutive error-free passes must be run. The CZKMB diagnostic tests from 1 to 64 KMC11-B microprocessor modules. The CZKMB diagnostic runs under the diagnostic run-time services (DRS). CZKMB consists of sequential logic tests that are used to verify most of the KMCI11-B microprocessor logic circuits. Equipment Requirements ¢ A PDP-11 microprocessor with at least 16K of memory, ® A console device (such as an LA36, LA120, LA34, or VT100), and e A KMCI11-B general purpose UNIBUS microprocessor. 4.4.2 CZKMC (YM-Z093D-B) CZKMC is the second diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. | The CZKMC diagnostic tests from 1 to 64 KMC11-B microprocessor modules. It runs under the diagnostic run-time services (DRS) and consists of a set of sequential logic tests used to verify the logic circuits of a KMC11-B microprocessor. The CZKMC is run after and in conjunction with diagnostic CZKMB. CZKMB and CZKMC verify proper operation of all KMC11-B microprocessor logic circuits. Equipment Requirements ® A PDP-11 microprocessor with at least 16K of memory, ® A console device (such as an LA36, LA120, LA34, or VT100), and e A KMCI11-B general purpose UNIBUS microprocessor. 4.4.3 CZKMD (YM-Z136D-1) CZKMD is the third diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communication Processor. The CZKMD diagnostic tests the line unit for both character-control protocol (CCP) and bit-oriented protocol (BOP) modes while in either the USYRT maintenance mode or external mode. This CZKMD diagnostic exercises the line unit without resident firmware in the KMC11-B UNIBUS microprocessor. Equipment Requirements e A PDP-11 microprocessor, ® A console device (such as an LA36, LA120, LA34, or VT100), e A KMCI11-B general purpose UNIBUS microprocessor, e Either a 2M-E044A or 54-14698 test connector, and e A DMSI11-D line unit. 4.4.4 CZKME (YM-Z136D-2) CZKME is the fourth diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communication processor. The CZKME diagnostic tests the line unit in either bit-oriented protocol (BOP) or character-control protocol (CCP) mode using internal USYRT maintenance mode or external loopback connectors. These options are selected by responses to questlons asked by the diagnostic during startup or by entering the configuration mode. The CZKME diagnosticis a stand-alone routine which tests the hne unit with resident firmware in the KMC11-B general purpose UNIBUS microprocessor. Equipment Requirements e A PDP-11 microprocessor, e A console device (such as an LA36, LA120, LA34, or VT100), e A KMCI11-B general purpose UNIBUS microprocessor, e FEither a 2M-E044A or 54-14698 test connector, and e A DMSI11-DA line unit. 445 CZKMG (YM-Z138D-A) CZKMG is the fifth diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. CZKMG tests the DM11-BA modem control multiplexer. The CZKMG diagnostic is functionally divided into the following groups: ® Group 0 - All line scanner and line multiplexer functions are tested using either the H317-M or H317-P distribution panel with H3256 test connectors in place of the modem cables or with 54-14700 or 2M-E122A loopback connectors. e Group I - A single line is tested using either the H317-M or H317-P distribution panel with H3256 test connectors in place of the modem cables or with 54-14700 or 2M-E122A loopback connectors. ® Group 2 - Not applicable. e Group 3 - Connect/disconnect test for 202C compatible modems. Equipment Requirements e A PDP-11 microprocessor with at least 8K of memory, e A console device (such as an LA36, LA120, LA34 or VT100), e A DMII-BA modem control multiplexer, e FEither an H317-M or H317-P distribution panel, and e A 54-14700, 2M-E122A, or H3256 test connectors. 4.4.6 CZKMF (YM-Z136D-3) CZKMF is the sixth diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. The CZKMF diagnostic tests the interaction between the DMS11-DA communications controller and the DMI11-BA modem control multiplexer. The CZKMF diagnostic is functionally divided in the following groups: ® ® Group 0 - All line scanner and line multiplexer function tests use the H3256 test connectors with either the H317-M or H317-P distribution panel. Group I - A single line is tested using either the H317-M or H317-P distribution panel with the H3256 test connectors in place of the modem cables. Equipment Requirements ® A PDP-11 microprocessor with at least 12K of memory, ® A console device (such as an LA36, LA120, LA34, or VT100), e A DMI11-BA modem control multiplexer, e A DMSI11-DA line unit, e A KMSI11-BD synchronous communication processor, and ® A 54-14700/2M-E122A and 54-14698/2M-E044A or a H3256 test connector. 4.47 CXKMA (YM-A093D-X) CXKMA is the seventh diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. The CXKMA DEC/X11 module exercises up to two consecutively addressed and consequently vectored KMC11-B microprocessors. CXKMA does not use any line units for receiving and transmitting data. The data is transmitted and received from the PDP-11 system memory to the KMC11-B microprocessor and vice versa. Equipment Requirements o A KMC11-B general purpose UNIBUS microprocessor. 4.4.8 CXDMS (YM-Z138D-X) CXDMS is the eighth diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications Processor. The CXDMS DEC/X11 module exercises up to four DM11-BA multiplexer modules. CXDMS utilizes maintenance mode and scan enable to fully test the scan logic. This test is performed either by using the H3256 test connector at the distribution panel or by placing either the 2M-E044A test connector or the 54-14700 test connector on the module. Equipment Requirements e A DMI1-BA modem control multiplexer. 4-4 4.5 PDP-11 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC LISTINGS 4.6 VAX-11 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE For easy reference, refer to Table 4-1 for the different diagnostic listing numbers. This section lists the diagnostic software that is used to verify proper operation of the KMS11-BD/BE communications processor when interfaced to a VAX-11 system. Also contained in this section is a basic description of the diagnostic tests and the sequence in which the diagnostics are to be run. The diagnostics used are: ZZ7-EVDHA - Section 4.6.1 Z2Z-EVDKA - Section 4.6.2 Z7Z-EVDJA - Section 4.6.3 ZZ-EVDIA - Section 4.6.4 4.6.1 ® Z7-EVDHB - Section 4.6.5 ® Z7Z-EVDIB - Section 4.6.6 ZZ-EVDHA ZZ-EVDHA is the first diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. Table 4-1 KMS11-BD KMCI11-B Microprocessor Diagnostic Listing Number ~ Diagnostic Device Processor PDP-11 System Diagnostics | CZKMF AC-S887A-MC CXKMA (YM-Z093D-X) AC-S904A-MC CZKMB AC-S875A-MC CZKMC AC-S878A-MC (YM-Z136D-3) (YM-Z093D-A) (YM-Z093D-B) DMSI11-DA Line Unit CZKMD (YM-Z136D-1) CZKME | AC-S881A-MC ~ AC-S884A-MC (YM-Z136D-2) DMI11-BA Multiplexer CXDMS AC-S902A-MC CZKMG AS-S890A-MC (YM-Z138D-X) (YM-Z138D-A) 4-5 The ZZ-EVDHA diagnostic contains 20 tests which establish the functionality of the KMC11-B microprocessor. All pertinent bits are tested for their ability to be set and then cleared. All registers and memory locations are tested to verify that they can be accessed and that they do retain the data placed into them. Where necessary, all registers and memory locations are checked to verify that no two addresses or registers answer to the same address. The arithmetic line unit (ALU) is tested, first with the ALU carry bit cleared and then with ALU carry bit set. The entire board is then tested where all pertinent register/ memory addresses are accessed together and a verification is made that all internal data paths are functioning correctly. Equipment Requirements e A VAX-11 microproceséor with at leasf 128K of memory, e A KMCI11-B microprocessor, and e A UNIBUS connector adapter. 4.6.2 7ZZ-EVDKA Z27-EVDKA is the second diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. The ZZ-EVDKA is the DMS11-DA line unit repair level (level 3) diagnostic. The 7Z-EVDKA diagnostic tests one to eight lines in a closed loop environment. The line unit is driven by the KMC11-B UNIBUS microprocessor without resident firmware. The DMSI11-DA line unit should be tested using the AA-EVDKA diagnostic before any dynamic KMSI1 1-BD communications processor testing is performed. Equipment Requirements e A VAX-11 microprocessor‘ with at least 128K of memory, e A KMCI11-B microprocessor, e A DMSII1-DA line unit, and e A UNIBUS connectoradaptor. 463 ZZ-EVDIA V Z7-EVDIJA is the third diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. ZZ-EVDIJA is the DM11-BA modem control multiplexer repair level (level 3) diagnostic. The ZZ-EVDJA is a component of the KMS11-BD communications processor option, but it can be tested independently, using only the H317-M distribution panel. The diagnostic is divided into the following functional tests: ® Default Section — All line scanner and line multiplexer functions are tested using the H317-M test connectors with either the H317-M or H317-P distribution panel. e H3256 Section — A single line is tested using the H317-M or H317-P distribution panel with H3256 test connectors in place of the modem cables. Equipment Requirements o A VAX-11 microp‘rocessor at ECO level #3 or above and with at least 128K memory, e A DMII-BA multiplexer, 4-6 e Either an H317-M or H317-P distribution panel, ® One to eight H317-M test connectors, and e A UNIBUS connector adaptor. 4.6.4 7Z-EVDIA ZZ-EVDIA is the fourth diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. ZZ-EVDIA checks the functionality of a KMC11-B microprocessor interfaced to a DMS11-DA line unit. The operator may select from one to eight lines on the DMS11-DA line unit to be tested. ZZ-EVDIA provides error messages which identify failing functions which aid in the repair of the device. The Z7Z-EVDIA diagnostic uses loopback to test data thru-put facilities. The loopback is internal to the DMSI11-DA line unit unless the operator selects to use external mode. ZZ-EVDIA stores, loads, and tests separate KMC11-B microprocessor firmware protocols. Equipment Requirements e A VAX-11 microprocessor with at least 128K of memory, e A UNIBUS connector adaptor, e A KMCI1-B microprocessor, e A DMSI11-DA line unit, e FEither an H317-M or H317-P distribution panel, and e 4.6.5 Fither a 54-14698 or 2M-E122A loopback and a connector (required for external loopback only). ZZ-EVDHB | ZZ7Z-EVDHB is the fifth diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. ZZ-EVDHB tests the functionality of the KMC11-B microprocessor in a VMS environment. Special diagnostic firmware is loaded into the KMC11-B microprocessor and used to transmit, receive, and check data buffers of 512 characters. One pass is defined as 128 interactions of the sequence. Equipment Requirements 4.6.6 e A VAX-11 microprocessor with at least 128K of memory, e A UNIBUS connector adaptor, and e A KMCI11-B general purpose UNIBUS microprocessor. ZZ-EVDIB ZZ-EVDIB is the sixth diagnostic run when testing the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. The ZZ-EVDIB tests the functionality of the KMC11-B microprocessor interfaced to a DMS11-DA line unit. The operator may select from one to eight lines on the KMS11-BD processor to be tested. ZZ-EVDIB 4-7 provides error messages which identify failing functions. This aids in the repair of the device. ZZ-EVDIB uses loopback to test transmit and receive data integrity. The loopback is internal to the KMS11-BD communications processor unless the operator selects external mode. EVDIB stores, loads, and tests two separate KMC11-B microprocessor firmware protocols. Equipment Requirements A VAX-11 microprocessor with at least 128K of memory, A UNIBUS connector adaptor, A KMC11-B UNIBUS microprocessor, A DMSI11-DA eight-line synchronous line unit, and An H317-M loopback connector (required for external loopback only). 4.7 VAX-11 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC LISTINGS For easy reference, refer to Table 4-2 for the different diagnostic listing numbers. Table 4-2 VAX-11 System Diagnostics Device Diagnostic Diagnostic Listing Number KMC11-B Microprocessor Z7-EVDHA* Z7Z-EVDHA Z27Z-EVDHB* Z7Z-EVDHB Z7Z-EVDKA Z7Z-EVDKA Z2Z-EVDIA Z2Z-EVDIA Z7Z-EVDIB Z7-EVDIB Z27Z-EVDKA 77Z-EVDKA Z27Z-EVDIA Z7-EVDIA Z27Z-EVDIB Z7Z-EVDIB Z27Z-EVDJA Z7Z-EVDJA DMSI11-DA Line Unit DM11-BA Multiplexer * This diagnostic is for the KMC1 1-B microprocessor only. 48 CHAPTER 5 FIELD REPLACEABLE UNITS 5.1 INTRODUCTION This chapter lists the Digital Equipment Corporation part numbers for the major components of the KMS11-BD/BE synchronous communications processor. The chapter is divided into the following sections: 5.2 5.3 5.4 e Boards (Section 5.2) ® Test connectors (Section 5.3) e (Cables (Section 5.4) e Assemblies (Section 5.5) BOARDS Description Part Number KMC11-B UNIBUS microprocessor DM11-BA modem control multiplexer DMSI11-DA 8-line synchronous line unit Priority five (5) interrupt card Priority four (4) interrupt card M8206 M8640 M8704* 5408778 5408776 TEST CONNECTORS Description Part Number H317-M distribution panel test connector DMS11-DA line unit test connector DMSI11-DA line unit test connector DM11-BA multiplexer test connector DM11-BA multiplexer test connector H3256 2M-E044AT 54-14698% 2M-E122A 54-14700 CABLES Description Part Number 3.05 m (10.00 ft), 50-conductor, shielded cable BC11W-10 * MB8704 supersedes M8711-YA. ¥ This test connector can be used on the M8704 and must be used on the M8711 or M8711-YA. t When this number is ordered, either two 2M-E044A or two 54-14698 test connectors will be shipped. 5-1 S.5 3.05 m (10.00 ft), 40-conductor, shielded cable (reverse configuration) BCO8R-10 .30 m (1.00 ft), 40-conductor, unshielded cable (reverse configuration) BCO8R-01 ASSEMBLIES Description Part Number Distribution panel H317-M or H317-P 5-2 KMS11-BD/BE SYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATIONS PROCESSOR Reader's Comments USER GUIDE EK-KMSBE-UG-001 (MKO) Your comments and suggestions will help us in our continuous effort to improve the quality and useful- ness of our publications. 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