SYSFAIL* Signal
The VMEbus SYSFAIL* signal informs all cards that one or more cards in the system
has failed. On PME 68-1B boards this input signal is directly connected to jumper field
BR19.
If the jumper is installed an active SYSFAIL* signal causes the on-board CPU to jump
directly to the HALT state and the red HALT LED on the front panel to light.
If no jumper is inserted the SYSFAIL* signal is ignored.
Figure 37 Location of SYSFAIL* Jumper Field BR19
BCLR* Signal
The PME 68-1B only supports single-level arbitration, therefore, a BCLR* signal is not
generated. However, the BCLR* input signal is received in the board default state but
can be disabled by removing BR22 links.
Figure 38 Location of Jumper Field BR22
If the jumper BR22 is configured to receive BCLR, an active BCLR will force the 68-1B
to release the bus at the end of the current cycle.
BR19
BAT
BR22 default # 1-# 4, # 2-# 3
BCLR* receive
BR22
4
3
2
1
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