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Subject: |
Re: VME bus confusion |
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From: |
[email protected] (Tim Mooney) |
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Date: |
Thu, 25 May 1995 16:31:16 -0500 |
re...
> 1) There MUST ALWAYS be a board of some kind in EVERY slot of the VME
> crate starting on the left and working right. If you MUST have
> a missing board, you may simulate it by installing the BG and IACK
> jumpers often found on the VME backplane.
Part of the responsibility for this confusion is mine. Most, but not
all, of the full-size crates we've purchased for beamline controls, and
loaned out to developers, are equipped with "bus-grant" P1 connectors,
which contain teeny-weeny little switches that pass daisy-chained
arbitration signals down the bus when no card is installed in their
slot.
For these crates (Mupac model 5099KDL20FK-100), you CAN leave empty
slots between modules, and this has given many beamline-controls
developers the impression that *all* VME crates operate in this sane
manner.
Tim Mooney
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