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5: Installing New Components
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Table 5–1: Bus Numbers: Freeway 3414/3414R
Slot
Number
Slot
Type
Bus
Number
Slave
Address Comment
0 PCI 2 0xc see footnote
1
1 PCI 2 0xd
2 PCI 2 0xe
3 PCI 2 0xf
4 PCI 4 0xc
5 PCI 4 0xd
6 PCI 4 0xe
7 PCI 4 0xf
8 PCIe 2 0x4 x16 - see footnote
2
9 PCIe 4 0x4 x1 - see footnote
3
10 PCIe 4 0x4 x1 - see footnotes
4 5
11 PCIe 4 0x4 x1 - see footnotes
6 7
1
The PCI bus numbers listed in the table for slots 0 to 7 are used only if there are no boards in any PCIe slot. If there
are boards in one or more PCIe slots, then follow the rules below to adjust the bus numbers of the PCI slots and
other PCIe slots. All bus number changes are cumulative.
2
If a board is placed in PCIe slot 8, add 2 to bus numbers of slots 0 to 7 and slots 9 to 11.
3
If a board is placed in PCIe slot 9, add 2 to bus numbers of slots 4 to 7 and slot 11.
4
If a board is placed in PCIe slot 10, add 2 to bus numbers of slots 4 to 7 and slots 9 and 11.
5
An ICP board will not fit in slot 10 if the CPU board is using the standard CPU cooling fan. An ICP board will
only fit in slot 10 if the CPU board has been modified by Protogate to use the slimmer CPU cooling fan.
6
If a board is placed in PCIe slot 11, add 2 to bus numbers of slots 4 to 7.
7
If a PCIe board in slots 8 to 11 is anything other than an ICP board (for example, an Ethernet board), all bus num-
bers may also be incremented by 1 in addition to being incremented by 2. Contact Protogate for more details.