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       AVME948x USER'S MANUAL                                                                                                      Digital I/O Board
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Table 2.2  Jumper Descriptions

Jumper

Function

As Shipped

J8

(Ports N+O & N+1 reference voltage).
When in place, sets thresholds for
input to +1V and +2.2V (TTL) low and
high, respectively.  Remove J8 to
establish reference off card.

Jumper in
place

J7

(Ports N+0 & N+1 pullup voltage
jumper).  When in place, pulls the I/O
lines to +5V through the optional
pullup networks.

Jumper in
place

J6

(Ports N+2 & N+3 reference voltage).
When in place, sets thresholds for
input to +1V and +2.2V (TTL) low and
high, respectively.  Remove J6 to
establish reference off card.

Jumper in
place

J5

(Ports N+2 & N+3 pullup voltage
jumper). When in place, pulls the I/O
lines to +5V through the optional
pullup networks.

Jumper in
place

J2

(Ports N+4 & N+5 reference voltage).
When in place, sets thresholds for
input to +1V and +2.2V (TTL) low and
high, respectively.  Remove J2 to
establish reference off card.

Jumper in
place

J1

(Ports N+4 & N+5 pullup voltage
jumper). When in place, pulls the I/O
lines to +5V through the optional
pullup networks

Jumper in
place

J4

(Ports N+6 & N+7 reference voltage).
When in place, sets thresholds for
input to +1V and +2.2V (TTL) low and
high, respectively.  Remove J4 to
establish reference off card.

Jumper in
place

J3

(Ports N+6 & N+7 pullup voltage
jumper). When in place, pulls the I/O
lines to +5V through the optional
pullup networks.

Jumper in
place

J16

Port N+0 output driver enable

J9-J16 ** are

J9

Port N+1 output driver enable

made with a

J15

Port N+2 output driver enable

thin trace on

J10

Port N+3 output driver enable

the solder side.

J14

Port N+4 output driver enable

Cutting jumper

J11

Port N+5 output driver enable

will disable

J13

Port N+6 output driver enable

the outputs of

J12

Port N+7 output driver enable

 that group.

J18

DTACK* Timer Jumper - This jumper
is preset at the factory and should not
be reprogrammed by the user.

Factory
programmed

J20

SYSFAIL* Jumper - This asserts
SYSFAIL* after power up or reset.

Jumper in
Place

**   J9-J16 are used only in cases where it is absolutely necessary to

have outputs disabled through the hardware.  See
Programming Considerations (Section 3) for instruction on
software enabling/ disabling of outputs.

Input Threshold Adjustment

Different input thresholds may be established by connecting

REF to a voltage other than +5V.  When this is done, the input
hysteresis still remains at approximately 1.2 volts.  The new high and
low thresholds are defined by the following equations:

V

LOW

  = (0.448 x REF)- 1.22;

V

HIGH

 = (0.448 x REF) + 0.025;

2.75 

 REF 

 27.5 Volts

I/O CONNECTIONS

On Model AVME 9481, the 64 I/O points are accessible through

a 96-pin DIN 41612 connector labeled P2.  I/O adapter card Models
9921-16 or 9921-32 are used to interface between P2 and the ribbon
cables (see Drawings 4500-788 & 4500-789).  These adapters
mount to the back of a VME cage to provide the mating socket for
P2.  Refer to Table 2.3 and the termination panel connection
diagrams 4500-790 and 4500-791.

On Model AVME 9480, two 50-pin ribbon cable connectors on

the front panel are used to access the 64 I/O points (P3 and P4).
I/O adapter card Models 9920-16 or 9920-32 are used to interface
between P3 & P4 and the ribbon cables (see Drawings 4500-786
and 4500-787).  Refer to Table 2.3 and the termination panel
connection diagrams 4500-785 and 4500-792.

CAUTION:  DO NOT PLUG P2 INTO ANY BACKPLANES IN
                    A CARD CAGE!

Table 2.3A:  I/O Connectors P2,P3

Functions

P2 Pin #

P3 Pin #

Port N+0, I/O Bit 7

B25

33

                      Bit 6

B26

35

                      Bit 5

B27

37

                      Bit 4

B28

39

                      Bit 3

B29

41

                      Bit 2

B30

43

                      Bit 1

B31

45

                      Bit 0

B32

47

Port N+1, I/O Bit 7

B17

34

                      Bit 6

B18

36

                      Bit 5

B19

38

                      Bit 4

B20

40

                      Bit 3

B21

42

                      Bit 2

B22

44

                      Bit 1

B23

46

                      Bit 0

B24

48

+5V

B9

1,49

GND

B13,B14

9,11

GND

B15,B16

13,15

REF Ports 0 & 1

B12

7

Pullup Ports  0 & 1

B11

5

Protect Ports 0 & 1

B10

3

Port N+2, I/O Bit 7

A25

17

                      Bit 6

A26

19

                      Bit 5

A27

21

                      Bit 4

A28

23

                      Bit 3

A29

25

                      Bit 2

A30

27

                      Bit 1

A31

29

                      Bit 0

A32

31

Port N+3, I/O Bit 7

A17

18

                      Bit 6

A18

20

                      Bit 5

A19

22

                      Bit 4

A20

24

                      Bit 3

A21

26

                      Bit 2

A22

28

                      Bit 1

A23

30

                      Bit 0

A24

32

+5V

B1

2,50

GND

B5,B6

10,12

GND

B7,B8

14,16

REF Ports 2 & 3

B4

8

Pullup Ports  2 & 3

B3

6

Protect Ports 2 & 3

B2

4

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