Data General AViiON 5000 Series, Customer Documentation

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Connecting External Devices to VME Option Boards
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VDA Host Adapter Device Worksheet
Sheet 1 of ____
Board type:
VDA/255
Board no:
1
Device name:
syac(1)
Range of tty lines:
17 – 271
Cluster Port tty Device Cluster Port tty Device
Address No. Line Type Description Address No. Line Type Description
01 0
D216+
02 0
VT100
1 D216+ 1 VT100
2
D462+
2
D216+
3 VT100 3 D462+
4
VT100
4
D462+
5
VT100
5
VT100
6 D216+ 6 VT100
7
7 D462+
8 8
462+
9 9 D462+
10 10
D462+
11 11 D462+
12 12 D462+
13 13
D413
14 14
15 15
office B1
conn 1200
office B2
conn 1202
office B3
conn 1204
office B4
conn 1206
office B5
conn 1208
office B6
conn 1210
office B7
conn 1212
6640
printer
office B9
conn 1216
office B10
conn 1218
office B11
conn 1220
office B12
conn 1222
office B13
conn 1224
office B14
conn 1226
office B15
conn 1228
office B16
conn 1230
4
office B18
conn 1234
office B19
conn 1236
office B20
conn 1238
office B21
conn 1240
office B22
conn 1242
office B17
conn 1232
lab B2
conn 2204
Record the cluster controller node address (
Net ID
number) in the “Cluster Address” column. For a VDC/8P
controller, draw a vertical arrow from the cluster address you entered down to the dashed line. This indicates that
only nine ports (8 RS–232–C ports and 1 Centronics port) are available on this box. For a VDC/16, draw the
vertical line through the dashed line to the bottom of the column to indicate 16 available RS–232–C ports.
Figure 4–15 Sample VDA Device Worksheet