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Table of Contents

This document has 231 pages

Summary of changes .................................................................. 10

1 Overview.......................................................................................11

2 AS7-C C105007........................................................................... 14

3 AS7-D C110791........................................................................... 17

4 CLAB-S C08839...........................................................................21

5 CLAB-U C111246......................................................................... 24

6 CLAB-UA C111464.......................................................................27

7 CL3TG-U C111247, CL2TG-UA C111461, CL3TG-VA C111463. 30

8 CL3TG-UA C111462.................................................................... 33

8.1 CL3TG-UA (version 1)................................................................. 33

8.2 CL3TG-UA (version 3)................................................................. 36

9 Tone generators and sequencing memory file size settings of CL3TG-U/-V/-VA, CL3TG-UA version 3, CL2TG-U/-UA/-UT........39

10 CP1D-A C111441......................................................................... 41

10.1 Advantech CP1D-A......................................................................41

10.1.1 Equipping DIMM modules............................................................ 41

10.2 Radisys CP1D-A.......................................................................... 42


10.3 DIP-switch settings.......................................................................43

11 CP816-A C108488....................................................................... 46

11.1 Advantech CP816-A.....................................................................46


11.1.2 DIP-switch settings.......................................................................47

11.2 Force CP816-A............................................................................ 4911.2.1 Equipping DIMM modules............................................................ 49


11.3 RadiSys CP816-A........................................................................ 52



12 CP816-AC C111134..................................................................... 55

12.1 Advantech CP816-AC.................................................................. 55



12.2 RadiSys CP816-AC......................................................................58


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13 ETIP1-A C111193.........................................................................61

14 ETP C111826............................................................................... 64

14.1 Jumpers....................................................................................... 64

14.2 DIP-switches................................................................................ 64

15 ETP-A C111828............................................................................67

15.1 Jumpers....................................................................................... 67

15.2 DIP-switches................................................................................ 67

16 ETS2 C109474.............................................................................70

17 ET16 C109519............................................................................. 7317.1 Emerson ET16 (versions 1-4)...................................................... 73

17.2 Emerson ET16 (version 5 onwards).............................................74

17.3 Interphase ET16...........................................................................75

17.4 Interchangeability settings............................................................76

18 HWAT-A C08950.......................................................................... 77

19 HWAT-B C111250.........................................................................80

20 PCU2-D C108407........................................................................ 83

21 PCU2-E C110629.........................................................................87

22 SBMUX-A C110546......................................................................91

23 SERO-B C109453...................................................................... 111

24 SWPRO-C C111169................................................................... 116

25 SW256B C109365..................................................................... 120

26 TR3E C109454, TR3A C109455, TR3T C111545......................228


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List of FiguresFigure 1 Connectors and micro switches of AS7-C.......................................... 14

Figure 2 Connectors and micro switches of AS7-D.......................................... 17Figure 3 Connectors and micro switches of AS7-D.......................................... 18

Figure 4 Jumpers and EPROM circuits of plug-in unit CLAB-S........................21

Figure 5 Jumpers and flash circuits of plug-in unit CLAB-U............................. 24

Figure 6 Jumpers and flash circuits of plug-in unit CLAB-UA...........................27

Figure 7 Jumper pins, standard jumpers in the CL3TG-U, CL2TG-UA, CL3TG-VA....................................................................................................... 30

Figure 8 Jumper pins, standard jumpers, and EPROM circuits in the CL3TG-UA (version 1).....................................................................................33

Figure 9 Jumper pins, standard jumpers in the CL3TG-UA (version 3)............36

Figure 10 Micro switches of the CP1D-A (Advantech)....................................... 41

Figure 11 Micro switches of the CP1D-A (Radisys)............................................42

Figure 12 Connectors and switches of the CP816- A.......................................... 46

Figure 13 Connectors and switches of the CP816-A..........................................49

Figure 14 Connectors and switches of the CP816- A.......................................... 52

Figure 15 Connectors and switches of the CP816- AC....................................... 55

Figure 16 Connectors and switches of the CP816-AC....................................... 58

Figure 17 DIP switches of plug-in unit ETIP1-A..................................................61

Figure 18 Jumper group of the plug-in unit ETP.................................................64

Figure 19 Jumper group of the plug-in unit ETP-A............................................. 67Figure 20 Jumpers and micro switches of the ETS2.......................................... 70

Figure 21 Jumpers and micro switches of the Emer son ET16 (version 1)......... 73

Figure 22 Jumpers and micro switches of the Emer son ET16 (version 5onwards)............................................................................................. 74

Figure 23 Jumpers and micro switches of the Inter phase ET16.........................75

Figure 24 Jumpers of the plug-in unit HWAT-A...................................................77

Figure 25 Jumpers of the plug-in unit HWAT-B...................................................80

Figure 26 The connectors, LED indicators and DIP switch group of the PCU2-D..83

Figure 27 Jumpers, DIP switch and backplane connectors of plug-in unit PCU2-E......................................................................................................... 87

Figure 28 Connectors, micro switch and settings of the SBMUX-A....................91

Figure 29 Jumper and micro switch settings of the SERO-B............................ 111

Figure 30 DIP switches of the plug-in unit SWPRO-C...................................... 116

Figure 31 Connectors, micro switch and settings of the SW256B....................120

Figure 32 Jumper group of the plug-in unit TR3E/A......................................... 228

Figure 33 Jumper group of the plug-in unit TR3T (version 1)...........................228

Figure 34 Jumper group of the plug-in unit TR3T (version 2)...........................229


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List of TablesTable 1 SW1 switch settings........................................................................... 14

Table 2 Interchangeability code settings......................................................... 15Table 3 Switch settings (SWA)........................................................................ 18

Table 4 Interchangeability code settings......................................................... 19

Table 5 Standard settings of CLAB-S (W1, W3, W4, W5-7, W9, W11, W12). 21

Table 6 Interchangeability code settings of CLAB-S (W13)............................ 22

Table 7 Standard settings of CLAB-U (W51, W66, W70, W73, W74, W75,W78, W79, W82, W86).......................................................................24

Table 8 Interchangeability code settings of CLAB-U (W73)............................ 25

Table 9 Standard settings of CLAB-UA (W51, W66, W70, W73, W74, W75,W82, W86)..........................................................................................27

Table 10 Interchangeability code settings of CLAB-UA (W73)..........................28

Table 11 Standard settings of CL3TG-U, CL2TG-U A, CL3TG-VA.................... 31

Table 12 Interchangeability code settings of CL3TG-U, CL2TG-UA, CL3TG-VA(W11).................................................................................................. 32

Table 13 Standard settings of CL3TG-UA (version 1).......................................34

Table 14 Alternative settings of CL3TG-UA (version 1) (W3, W4, W5, W6, W7)..34

Table 15 Interchangeability code settings of CL3TG-UA (version 1) (W13)......35

Table 16 Standard settings of CL3TG-UA (version 3).......................................37

Table 17 Interchangeability code settings of CL3TG-UA (W11)........................37

Table 18 Tone and sequencing memory jumper settings of CL3TG-U/-V/-VA,CL3TG-UA version 3 and CL2TG-U/-UA/-UT.....................................39

Table 19 SWA/SW1 switch settings.................................................................. 43

Table 20 Interchangeability code (ICC) settings (SWA/SW1)........................... 44

Table 21 SW1 switch settings........................................................................... 47

Table 22 Interchangeability code (ICC) settings (SW1).................................... 48




Table 26 Interchangeability code (ICC) settings (SW3).................................... 53Table 27 SW1 switch settings........................................................................... 56




Table 31 Standard settings of ETIP1-A (DIP switch S2 and S3).......................61

Table 32 Interchangeability code settings of ETIP1-A (DIP-Switch S1))...........62

Table 33 Standard settings of W11................................................................... 64

Table 34 Interchangeability code settings of ETP............................................. 65

Table 35 Interchangeability code settings with DIP-switch S1.......................... 65


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Table 36 Standard settings of W11................................................................... 67

Table 37 Interchangeability code settings of ETP- A..........................................68

Table 38 Interchangeability code settings with DIP-switch S1.......................... 68

Table 39 Jumper W3 settings............................................................................70


Table 41 Configuration settings (SW2)..............................................................71

Table 42 Interchangeability code (ICC) settings (B2 / W2 / W1).......................76

Table 43 Standard settings of HWAT-A (W3, W10)...........................................77

Table 44 Alternative settings of HWAT-A (W2)..................................................78

Table 45 Interchangeability code settings of HWAT-A (W4)..............................78

Table 46 Standard settings of HWAT-B (W6).................................................... 80

Table 47 Alternative settings of HWAT-B (W1)..................................................81

Table 48 Interchangeability code settings of HWAT-B (W4)..............................81

Table 49 The use of W5.................................................................................... 84

Table 50 The use of W6.................................................................................... 84

Table 51 Setting the interchangeability code.....................................................85

Table 52 The use of W5 for PCU2-D in BSC3i..................................................86

Table 53 The use of W6 for PCU2-D in BSC3i..................................................86

Table 54 Settings of PCU2-E in BSC3i 660 GSWB (W1)..................................87

Table 55 Settings of PCU2-E in BSC3i 660 GSW1KB (W1)............................. 88

Table 56 Settings of PCU2-E in BSC3i 1000/2000 (W1)...................................88

Table 57 Settings of PCU2-E in Upgrated Flexi BSC (W1)............................... 88

Table 58 Settings of PCU2-E in New delivered Flexi BSC (W1)....................... 88

Table 59 Standard settings of PCU2-E in Flexi BSC (W12)..............................89

Table 60 Standard settings of PCU2-E in Flexi BSC (W13)..............................89

Table 61 Interchangeability code settings of PCU2-E (SW1)............................89

Table 62 PCM mode settings on the SBMUX-A (SW1).....................................91

Table 63 Interchangeability settings on the SBMUX-A (SW2).......................... 92


Table 65 Serial Broadband Interface SB1 settings on the SBMUX-A (SW3).... 93

Table 66 Serial Broadband Interface SB2 settings on the SBMUX-A (SW4).... 94Table 67 Serial Broadband Interface SB3 settings on the SBMUX-A (SW5).... 95


Table 69 PCM mode settings on the SBMUX-A (SW1).....................................97




Table 73 Serial Broadband Interface SB3 settings on the SBMUX-A (SW5).. 100




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Table 76 Serial Broadband Interface SB4 settings on the SBMUX-A (SW6)..105

Table 77 PCM mode settings on the SBMUX-A (SW1)...................................106

Table 78 Serial Broadband Interface SB1 settings on the SBMUX-A (SW3)..106




Table 82 Alternative setting of SERO-B...........................................................111

Table 83 Interchangeability code settings of SERO-B (W11).......................... 114

Table 84 Switch settings (SWA)...................................................................... 117

Table 85 Interchangeability code settings of SWPRO-C................................. 117

Table 86 Switch settings (SWE)...................................................................... 118

Table 87 GSWB Control Bus Clock Phase code settings................................119

Table 88 PCM mode settings on the SW256B (SW1).....................................120

Table 89 Interchangeability settings on the SW256B (SW2)...........................121

Table 90 Interchangeability code (ICC) settings (SW2).................................. 121

Table 91 Serial Broadband Interface SB1 settings on the SW256B (SW3).... 122




Table 95 Jumper setting of the SW256B in S15 new delivery Flexi BSC (SW1)..126

Table 96 Jumper setting of the SW256B in S15 new delivery Flexi BSC (SW3) .126




Table 100 Jumper setting of the SW256B in combined BSC/TCSM installationwhere BSC part is S15 new delivery Flexi BSC (SW1).................... 144

Table 101 Jumper setting of the SW256B in combined BSC/TCSM installation

where BSC part is S15 new delivery Flexi BSC (SW3) ................... 145Table 102 Jumper setting of the SW256B in combined BSC/TCSM installation

where BSC part is S15 new delivery Flexi BSC (SW4).................... 148








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Table 125 Interchangeability code settings of TR3E/A (W7) and TR3T (W12).......229

Table 126 ETSI/ANSI settings of TR3T (W14).................................................. 230


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Summary of changes

Changes between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest documentissue contains all changes made to previous issues.

Changes between issues 2-9 and 2-8

W66 jumper setting in CLAB-U C111246 and CLAB-UA C111464 is updated.


Sections CLAB-U C111246 and CLAB-UA C111464 have been added.


Section PCU2-E C110629 updated with jumper setting info.

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1 Overview

Jumper settings of plug-in units in Flexi BSC and TCSM3i provides the basic informationneeded for setting the various jumpers of the plug-in units in the Flexi BSC and TCSM3i.

The settings are referred to as standard when no changes are required, and alternative

when the application delivered may need reconfiguration.

Before setting the various jumpers of the plug-in units in the Flexi BSC and TCSM3i, the

user is advised to read the information presented below.

Presentation of the settings

The standard and alternative jumpers of the plug-in units are presented in tables except

if the plug-in unit has factory settings. The standard settings are illustrated in the jumper

group location maps. For the standard jumpers, the table indicates the jumper group

number, the connection required and a note about the connection. For the alternative

settings, the meaning of the connection (like the plug-in unit location), the required

connection and a note about the connection are listed. Each alternative jumper group is

preceded by a title describing it.

In the column Connection, a hyphen (-) is used between the pins of the jumper group

that are to be connected on the plug-in unit. The pins are symbolized by consecutive

numbers. If there is only a hyphen and no numbers in the column, no connection is

made. The numbers of the jumper group(s) are also given for the alternative settings.

The column Note indicates the alternative selected with the jumper concerned. If the

jumper group is relevant only in connection with plug-in unit testing, the column is blank.

The alternatives are listed in the plug-in unit descriptions.

If the plug-in unit has a jumper group which is strapped for interchangeability, the setting

alternatives are presented in a form that differs from the presentation of the other tables.

In the interchangeability table,

• X = the corresponding connection is made

• blank = the corresponding connection is not made.

Implementation of the jumper settings

A hardware setting (strapping) is made by means of a jumper (marked by a rectangle).

The materials required: Jumper code 15291 00089

Selection of settings

Settings are often called only jumper settings, or when they can clearly be defined they

are divided into two groups:

• standard settings

• alternative settings


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The standard settings do not depend on external factors, so they are always set in the

same way regardless of the equipment position.

The alternative settings depend on external factors, such as the track position, the

parameter to be selected, and the operating environment.

The plug-in units with both standard and alternative settings are a mixture of the cases in

the two previous chapters.

Presentation of the read-only memory circuits

The following information is given about the read-only memory circuits:

• location of read-only memory circuit(s) of the plug-in unit

• installation direction of read-only memory circuit(s) (direction of the notch of circuit(s))

• setting of read-only memory circuit(s) in the socket (sockets of circuit(s) are indicatedwith broken line)

• the following can be read inside the circuit(s) depending on the case:

– EPROM or PROM; either marking HIGH or LOW on 8-bit read-only memory

circuits (not on 16-bit circuits)

– base addresses of circuits (for some plug-in units, only the beginning of the base

address of the circuit, e.g. 60 = 60000H, A0 = A0000H, is presented) or the name

of the program on the circuit + indexes of circuits.

The following plug-in units have settings that the user can set:

AS7-C

AS7-D

CLAB-S

CL3TG-U, CL2TG-UA, CL3TG-VA

CL3TG-UA

CP1D-A

CP816-A

CP816-AC

ETIP1-A

ETP

ETP-A

ETS2

ET16

HWAT-A

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HWAT-B

PCU2-D

PCU2-E

SBMUX-A

SERO-B

SWPRO-C

SW256B

TR3E, TR3A, TR3T

The following plug-in units have no jumper settings to be set by the user:

• DCAR1-A

• ESB24-A, ESB24-D and ESB26: The switch and the pin header on the board are

only for testing purposes.

• PSC6-AB and PSC6-A

• PSC6-CB and PSC6-C

• PSC6-D


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2 AS7-C C105007

The figures below shows the AS7-C layout with location of switch block and connectors.

AS7-C layout

Figure 1 Connectors and micro switches of AS7-C

P4

P5

P1

SW1

DN03309124

SW1

OFF ON

1

2

3

4

5

6

12

11

109

8

7

Interchangeability code settings

The Interchangeability Switch Block consists of a 6–position DIP switch. This switch

contains the four interchangeability code bits. The interchangeability lines drive to '0'

when the switches are OFF.

g 'OFF' is GND, 'ON' is VCC.

Table 1 SW1 switch settings.

Switch 1

Setting

Meaning

1-12 OFF*) Interchangeability code bit 3 (MSB)

2-11 OFF*) Interchangeability code bit 2


4-9 OFF*) Interchangeability code bit 0 (LSB)

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Table 1 SW1 switch settings. (Cont.)

Switch 1

Setting

Meaning

5-8 OFF Not in use

6-7 OFF Not in use.

*) The first interchangeability code A corresponds to all switches OFF, after which the

settings start to roll for each interchangeability code change.

The table below presents the setting of the interchangeability code.

Table 2 Interchangeability code settings

ICC code

Meaning

SW 1: 1–12

(MSB)

SW 1: 2–11 SW 1: 3–10 SW 1: 4–9 (LSB)

A OFF OFF OFF OFF

B OFF OFF OFF ON

C OFF OFF ON OFF

D OFF OFF ON ON

E OFF ON OFF OFF

F OFF ON OFF ON

G OFF ON ON OFF

H OFF ON ON ON

J ON OFF OFF OFF

K ON OFF OFF ON

L ON OFF ON OFF

M ON OFF ON ON


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Table 2 Interchangeability code settings (Cont.)

ICC code

Meaning

N ON ON OFF OFF

P ON ON OFF ON

R ON ON ON OFF

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3 AS7-D C110791

The AS7-D has two vendors that differ in layout but are identical in function.

Advantech AS7-D

Figure 2 Connectors and micro switches of AS7-D

P4

P5

P1

P2

P3

DN70542436

SWA

1

SWA

Interchangeability

1

2

3

4

ON 1

2

3

4

8

7

6

5

OFF ON

1

2

3

4

ON 1

2

3

4

8

7

6

5

OFF ON

SWB

Boot source

SWB

1

g There are other pin headers on the board which are not presented in the figure.Only the DIP switches which can be set by the user are described here. Do not

make any changes to other DIP switches or pin headers. Other DIP switches

are used for production, debugging and testing purposes only.


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RadiSys AS7-D

Figure 3 Connectors and micro switches of AS7-D

DN70542596

P4

P5

P1

P2

P3

SWA

Interchangeability

1

2

3

4

ON 1

2

3

4

8

7

6

5

OFF ON

SWA1

Interchangeability code settings

The Interchangeability Switch Block (SWA) consists of a 4–position DIP switch. This

switch contains the four interchangeability code bits. The interchangeability lines drive to'0' when the switches are OFF.

g 'OFF' is GND, 'ON' is VCC.

Table 3 Switch settings (SWA)

Switch

Default Setting

Meaning

1-8 OFF*) Interchangeability code bit 3 (MSB)



4-5 OFF*) Interchangeability code bit 0 (LSB)




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Table 4 Interchangeability code settings

ICC code

Setting

SW 1–8 (MSB) SW 2–7 SW 3–6 SW 4–5 (LSB)

A OFF OFF OFF OFF

B OFF OFF OFF ON

C OFF OFF ON OFF

D OFF OFF ON ON

E OFF ON OFF OFF

F OFF ON OFF ON

G OFF ON ON OFF

H OFF ON ON ON

J ON OFF OFF OFF

K ON OFF OFF ON

L ON OFF ON OFF

M ON OFF ON ON

N ON ON OFF OFF

P ON ON OFF ON

R ON ON ON OFF

Boot source selection

The boot source selection switch block (SWB) consists of a 4-position DIP switch. It is

only present in the Advantech variant of AS7-D.

Switch

Default Setting

Meaning

1-8 OFF Not in use.


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Switch

Default Setting

Meaning

2-7 OFF Not in use.

3-6 OFF Not in use.

4-5 ON Boot mode. Default setting. Do not change this

setting.

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4 CLAB-S C08839

Figure 4 Jumpers and EPROM circuits of plug-in unit CLAB-S

Standard settings

W5-W6,W9, W12

1 2

W1, W7,W10

1

2

Interchangeability

W3-W432

1

5678

4321

W11

W131 2 3 4

8 7 6 5

W1

PRTAW5

W7

W10

W3 W4

W6W9

W11

W12

W13

PROME0000H

PROMC0000H

DN98618661

The PRTA (Processor Test Adaptor) is a connector which can be used for testing and

servicing.

Standard settings are presented in the table below, and the jumpers must be set asshown during normal operation.

There are no alternative settings available on the plug-in unit.

Jumper group W13 is used for setting the interchangeability code of the plug-in unit

when required, see the table below.

Standard settings (W1, W3, W4, W5-7, W9, W11, W12)

Table 5 Standard settings of CLAB-S (W1, W3, W4, W5-7, W9, W11, W12)

Jumper

Setting

Meaning

W1;1 - 2 ON 32 MHz clock signal of the processor is not disconnected

W3;2 - 3

W4;2 - 3

W12;1 - 2

ON

ON

ON

Automatic phase advance enabled (used in Mobile Circuit

Core DX NEs)

W5;1 - 2 ON Watchdog enabled


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Table 5 Standard settings of CLAB-S (W1, W3, W4, W5-7, W9, W11, W12) (Cont.)

Jumper

Setting

Meaning

W6;1 - 2 ON The 32 MHz output signal of the phase lock circuit is not dis-

connected

W7;1 - 2 ON The reset signal of the plug-in unit is not disconnected

W9;1 - 2 ON The 64 MHz output signal of the phase lock circuit is not dis-

connected

W10;1 - 2 ON The reset signal of the processor is not disconnected

W11;ALL OFF Used for testing of the phase lock circuit

Interchangeability code settings (W13)

Table 6 Interchangeability code settings of CLAB-S (W13)

ICC code

W13 settings

1 - 8 2 - 7 3 - 6 4 - 5

A ON ON ON ON

B OFF ON ON ON

C ON OFF ON ON

D OFF OFF ON ON

E ON ON OFF ON

F OFF ON OFF ON

G ON OFF OFF ON

H OFF OFF OFF ON

J ON ON ON OFF

K OFF ON ON OFF

L ON OFF ON OFF

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Table 6 Interchangeability code settings of CLAB-S (W13) (Cont.)

ICC code

W13 settings

M OFF OFF ON OFF

N ON ON OFF OFF

P OFF ON OFF OFF

R ON OFF OFF OFF


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5 CLAB-U C111246

Figure 5 Jumpers and flash circuits of plug-in unit CLAB-U

Standard settings

Interchangeability

W731 2 3 4

8 7 6 5

PRTA

W73

PROM

Dn70550007

W70,74,75,78,86

W71,72

1 2

4 3

W70 W72

W71

W74

W75

W86

W51

W66

W78 W79W82

12

43

W51

1

2

34

5

6

W82

1

2 3

4

W79

1

4 3

2

W66

1 432

8 567


servicing.

Standard settings are presented in the table below, and the jumpers must be set as

shown during normal operation.




Standard settings (W51, W66, W70, W74, W75, W78, W79, W82, W86)

Table 7 Standard settings of CLAB-U (W51, W66, W70, W73, W74, W75, W78,W79, W82, W86)

Jumper

Setting

Meaning

W51;1 - 4 ON The reset signal of the plug-in unit is disconnected

W66;4 - 5 ON Used for testing of the phase lock circuit

W70;1 - 4 ON Watchdog Stop is enabled

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Table 7 Standard settings of CLAB-U (W51, W66, W70, W73, W74, W75, W78,W79, W82, W86) (Cont.)

Jumper

Setting

Meaning

W71;1 - 2

W71;2 - 3

OFF

ON

Setting of phase advance: LD2 or TSR0A automatic setting of

phase advance

W72;1 - 2

W72;2 - 3

OFF

ON

Setting of phase advance: LD4 or TSR0B automatic setting of

phase advance

W74;1 - 4 ON The 32 MHz output signal of the phase lock circuit is connect-

ed


ed

W78;1 - 4 ON Automatic setting of phase advance

W79;1 - 4 OFF Flash is write protected

W82;1 - 4 ON The processor is not in the reset state

W86;1 - 4 ON 32 MHz clock signal of the processor is connected


Table 8 Interchangeability code settings of CLAB-U (W73)

ICC code

W73 settings

1 - 8 2 - 7 3 - 6 4 - 5

A ON ON ON ON

B OFF ON ON ON

C ON OFF ON ON

D OFF OFF ON ON

E ON ON OFF ON

F OFF ON OFF ON


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Table 8 Interchangeability code settings of CLAB-U (W73) (Cont.)

ICC code

W73 settings

G ON OFF OFF ON

H OFF OFF OFF ON

J ON ON ON OFF

K OFF ON ON OFF

L ON OFF ON OFF

M OFF OFF ON OFF

N ON ON OFF OFF

P OFF ON OFF OFF

R ON OFF OFF OFF

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6 CLAB-UA C111464

Figure 6 Jumpers and flash circuits of plug-in unit CLAB-UA

Standard settings

Interchangeability

W731 2 3 4

8 7 6 5

PRTA

W73

PROM

DN70616379?

W70,74,75,78,86

1 2

W71,72

4 3

W70 W72

W71

W74

W75

W86

W51

W66

W78W82

12

43

W51

1

2

34

5

6

W82

1

2 3

4

W66

1 432

8 567


servicing.






Standard settings (W51, W66, W70, W74, W75, W82, W86)

Table 9 Standard settings of CLAB-UA (W51, W66, W70, W73, W74, W75, W82,

W86)

Jumper

Setting

Meaning

W51;1 - 4 ON The reset signal of the plug-in unit is disconnected

W66;4 - 5 ON Used for testing of the phase lock circuit

W70;1 - 4 OFF Flash is write protected


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Table 9 Standard settings of CLAB-UA (W51, W66, W70, W73, W74, W75, W82,W86) (Cont.)

Jumper

Setting

Meaning

W71;1 - 2

W71;2 - 3

OFF

ON

Setting of phase advance: LD2 or TSR0A automatic setting of

phase advance

W72;1 - 2

W72;2 - 3

OFF

ON

Setting of phase advance: LD4 or TSR0B automatic setting of

phase advance


ed


ed

W82;1 - 4 ON The processor is not in the reset state

W86;1 - 4 ON 32 MHz clock signal of the processor is connected


Table 10 Interchangeability code settings of CLAB-UA (W73)

ICC code

W73 settings

1 - 8 2 - 7 3 - 6 4 - 5

A ON ON ON ON

B OFF ON ON ON

C ON OFF ON ON

D OFF OFF ON ON

E ON ON OFF ON

F OFF ON OFF ON

G ON OFF OFF ON

H OFF OFF OFF ON

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Table 10 Interchangeability code settings of CLAB-UA (W73) (Cont.)

ICC code

W73 settings

J ON ON ON OFF

K OFF ON ON OFF

L ON OFF ON OFF

M OFF OFF ON OFF

N ON ON OFF OFF

P OFF ON OFF OFF

R ON OFF OFF OFF


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7 CL3TG-U C111247, CL2TG-UA C111461,CL3TG-VA C111463

Figure 7 Jumper pins, standard jumpers in the CL3TG-U, CL2TG-UA, CL3TG-VA

DN0967332

W38

1 2 3

6 5 4

W35

4 5 6

3 2 1

W36

4

5

6

3

2

1

W2

3 4

2 1

W12

5 6 7 8

4 3 2 1

W5

21

34

W11 5

6

7

8

4

3

2

1

W39

W35

W36W2

W38

W12

W5

W11

W10

W6

W37

1 2 3

6 5 4

4 5 6

3 2 1

W9

W1,W6,W8

3

4

2

1

W1

W37

W8 W9

3

4

2

1W10

EPROM

B

EPROM

A

W39

1 2 3

6 5 4

W40

3 4

2 1

W40



Alternative settings on jumper groups W10, and W2 depend on the application aspresented in the table below. In the previous design (CL3TG, CL3TG-S, CL2TG-S) the

capacity of sequential memory was determined by strapping groups W4 and W5 and the

capacity of tone memory with strapping groups W6 and W7. In the redesign one size of

memory will be used for both options, so these straps are not needed anymore. For

jumper W4 and W5 schematic will be changed to do a fixed connection equivalent to the

short between pins 1 and 2 and for W6 and W7 the equivalent fixed connection is

between pins 2 and 3. Jumper groups W35, W36, W38, W39 and W40 are used in

TONE FLASH and for more information, please refer to Tone generators and sequencing

memory file size settings of CL3TG-U/-V/-VA, CL3TG-UA version 3, CL2TG-U/-UA .

Jumper group W11 is used for setting the interchangeability code of the plug-in unit when

required, see the table below.

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Standard settings (W1, W2, W6, W8, W10)

Table 11 Standard settings of CL3TG-U, CL2TG-UA, CL3TG-VA

Jumper

Setting

Meaning

W1 1-2 ON = for testing use in normal operation

W2 1-2 ON = Tone generator uses 30 time slots

(used with TON-FIA-A)

OFF = Tone generator uses 28 time slots

(used with TON-SXCA)

W5 1-2 OFF = manual reset signal of the plug-in

unit disconnected in normal operation

W6 1-2 ON = normal situation

OFF = power on reset to CPLD disconnect-

ed


OFF = 16MHz clock output disconnected


W10 1-2 ON= normal situation


W12 1-8 ON = Watchdog function enabled in normal

situation

OFF = Watchdog function disabled

2-7 ON = Flash write protection enabled

OFF = Flash write protection disabled




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Table 12 Interchangeability code settings of CL3TG-U, CL2TG-UA, CL3TG-VA(W11)

ICC code

W11 settings

1 - 8 2 - 7 3 - 6 4 - 5

A ON ON ON ON

B OFF ON ON ON

C ON OFF ON ON

D OFF OFF ON ON

E ON ON OFF ON

F OFF ON OFF ON

G ON OFF OFF ON

H OFF OFF OFF ON

J ON ON ON OFF

K OFF ON ON OFF

L ON OFF ON OFF

M OFF OFF ON OFF

N ON ON OFF OFF

P OFF ON OFF OFF

R ON OFF OFF OFF



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8 CL3TG-UA C111462

CL3TG-UA has two different versions which can be separated by differences in thePWB.

8.1 CL3TG-UA (version 1)

Figure 8 Jumper pins, standard jumpers, and EPROM circuits in the CL3TG-UA(version 1)

Alternativesettings

W13

1 2 3 4

8 7 6 5

W4-W71

23

1

2

W3

Standard

settings

W2, W9, W12

1 2

W1,W81

2

1 2 3

W11

W1 W2

W3W5

W4

W7

W6

Phase memory B**)

Phase memory A**) J1

J5

J2

PRTA

W12

PROM90000H

W13

W11

W9

W8

3 2

3 0

3 2

3 0

1 2

1 2

DN98618697



Alternative settings on jumper groups W3, W4, W5, W6, and W7 depend on the

application as presented in the table below.



• There are two different sizes of read-only memory circuits for phase memory and

tone generator memory: 28-pin (256 kbit) and 32-pin (1 Mbit / 2 Mbit / 4 Mbit).

• The PRTA (Processor Test Adaptor) W10 is a connector which can be used for

testing and servicing.


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Standard settings (W1, W2, W8, W9, W11, W12)

Table 13 Standard settings of CL3TG-UA (version 1)

Jumper

Setting

Meaning

W1;1 - 2 ON For testing purposes






Alternative settings (W3, W4, W5, W6, W7)

Table 14 Alternative settings of CL3TG-UA (version 1) (W3, W4, W5, W6, W7)

Jumper

Setting

Meaning

W3;1 - 2

W4;2 - 3

W5;1 - 2

W6;1 - 2

W7;2 - 3

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

TON-XXX product:

Tone generator memory 1 Mbit /

Phase memory 1 Mbit

TON-MYAICC B

TON-SEAICC C

TON-SEBICC B

TON-GBAICC B

TON-GBBICC A

TON-LKAICC B

TON-THAICC B

TON-THBICC B

W3;1 - 2

W4;2 - 3

W5;1 - 2

W6;2 - 3

ON

ON

ON

ON

Tone generator memory 2 Mbit

or 4 Mbit / Phase memory 1 Mbit

Other TON products and newer

ICCs than listed above

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Table 14 Alternative settings of CL3TG-UA (version 1) (W3, W4, W5, W6, W7)(Cont.)

Jumper

Setting

Meaning

W7;2 - 3 ON

ICC = Interchangeability code


Table 15 Interchangeability code settings of CL3TG-UA (version 1) (W13)

ICC code

W13 settings

1 - 8 2 - 7 3 - 6 4 - 5

A ON ON ON ON

B OFF ON ON ON

C ON OFF ON ON

D OFF OFF ON ON

E ON ON OFF ON

F OFF ON OFF ON

G ON OFF OFF ON

H OFF OFF OFF ON

J ON ON ON OFF

K OFF ON ON OFF

L ON OFF ON OFF

M OFF OFF ON OFF

N ON ON OFF OFF

P OFF ON OFF OFF


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Table 15 Interchangeability code settings of CL3TG-UA (version 1) (W13) (Cont.)

ICC code

W13 settings

R ON OFF OFF OFF

8.2 CL3TG-UA (version 3)

CL3TG-UA (version 3) jumper settings

Figure 9 Jumper pins, standard jumpers in the CL3TG-UA (version 3)

DN0967332

W38

1 2 3

6 5 4

W35

4 5 6

3 2 1

W36

4

5

6

3

2

1

W2

3 4

2 1

W12

5 6 7 8

4 3 2 1

W5

21

34

W11 5

6

7

8

4

3

2

1

W39

W35

W36W2

W38

W12

W5

W11

W10

W6

W37

1 2 3

6 5 4

4 5 6

3 2 1

W9

W1,W6,W8

3

4

2

1

W1

W37

W8 W9

3

4

2

1W10

EPROM

B

EPROM

A

W39

1 2 3

6 5 4

W40

3 4

2 1

W40

Jumper groups W35, W36, W38, W39 and W40 are used in TONE FLASH and for more

information, please refer to Tone generators and sequencing memory file size settings of

CL3TG-U/-V/-VA, CL3TG-UA version 3, CL2TG-U/-UA/-UT .

The settings for jumpers W1, W2, W5, W6, W8, W9, W10, W12 and W37 are described

in the following table.

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Standard setting for CL3TG-UA (version 3)

Table 16 Standard settings of CL3TG-UA (version 3)

Jumper

Setting

Meaning


W2 1-2 ON = Tone generator uses 30 time slots

(used with TON-FIA-A)

OFF = Tone generator uses 28 time slots

(used with TON-SXCA)

W5 1-2 OFF = manual reset signal of the plug-inunit disconnected in normal operation


OFF = power on reset to CPLD disconnect-

ed




W10 1-2 ON= normal situation


W12 1-8 ON = Watchdog function enabled in normal

situation

OFF = Watchdog function disabled

2-7 ON = Flash write protection enabled

OFF = Flash write protection disabled



Table 17 Interchangeability code settings of CL3TG-UA (W11)

ICC code

W11 settings

1 - 8 2 - 7 3 - 6 4 - 5


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9 Tone generators and sequencing memory filesize settings of CL3TG-U/-V/-VA, CL3TG-UA

version 3, CL2TG-U/-UA/-UT

Two tone products TON-FIA-A and TON-SXCA are used but other tone products are also

possible.

The table in the following describes the tone and sequencing memory jumper settings for

all new CLxTG-X variants including CL3TG-U/-V/-VA, CL3TG-UA version 3 and CL2TG-

U/-UA/-UT.

Table 18 Tone and sequencing memory jumper settings of CL3TG-U/-V/-VA, CL3TG-UA version 3 and CL2TG-U/-UA/-UT

File Size

Tone

Memory (A)

IC58

Tone Product

Sequencing

Memory (B)

IC57

Tone Product

32 kByte W39 2-3

W39 4-5

W35 2-5

W38 1-2-3

W38 4-5

W40 1-4

TON-SXCA

128 kByte W36 4-5

W39 2-3

W39 4-5

TON-SXCA W35 5-6

W38 2-3

W38 4-5

W40 1-2

TON-FIA-A

256 kByte W36 2-3

W36 4-5

W39 1-2

W39 4-5

TON-FIA-A W35 1-2

W35 5-6

W38 1-2

W38 4-5

W40 1-2

512 kByte W36 2-3

W36 4-5

W39 1-2

W39 5-6

W35 1-2

W35 5-6

W38 1-2

W38 5-6


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Table 18 Tone and sequencing memory jumper settings of CL3TG-U/-V/-VA, CL3TG-UA version 3 and CL2TG-U/-UA/-UT (Cont.)

File Size

Tone

Memory (A)

IC58

Tone Product

Sequencing

Memory (B)

IC57

Tone Product

W40 1-2

Tone generators and sequencing memory file sizesettings of CL3TG-U/-V/-VA, CL3TG-UA version 3,CL2TG-U/-UA/-UT


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10 CP1D-A C111441

The CP1D-A has two vendors that differ in layout but are identical in function. They canbe distinguished from each other by the following:

• slight differences in the front panel (cooling fins)

• differences on the PWB.

10.1 Advantech CP1D-A

Figure 10 Micro switches of the CP1D-A (Advantech)

P4

P5

P1

P2

2

2

1

1

DN70658197

1

5 8

6 7

SWA

1

2

3

4

ON1

23

4

12

1110

9

ONOFFInterchangeability

5

6

SWA

11 01 10 00

10.1.1 Equipping DIMM modules

Selecting Dual Channel Mode

When equipping DIMM modules for Dual Channel Mode, note that DIMM modules must

be equipped in pairs. Therefore, fill first DIMM10 and DIMM00 and DIMM11 and DIMM01

second.


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g When using Dual Channel Mode, parallel DIMM slots (i.e. DIMM10 andDIMM00, for example) must have identical DIMMs (an identical DIMM means

an identical Nokia Siemens Networks C-code). DIMMs in series within a

memory channel do not have to be identical (i.e. DIMM11 and DIMM10, for example). For example, there can be 512MB DIMMs in slots DIMM11 and

DIMM01 and 1GB DIMMs in slots DIMM10 and DIMM00.

Selecting Single Channel Mode

When equipping DIMM modules for Single Channel Mode, fill first DIMM00 and DIMM01

second.

g Dual Channel Mode is default. Single Channel Mode is used only if so specifiedin delivery specific documentation.

10.2 Radisys CP1D-A

Figure 11 Micro switches of the CP1D-A (Radisys)

P4

P5

P1

P2

2

2

1

1

DN70658146

1

5 8

6 7

SW1

1

2

3

4

ON1

2

3

4

12

11

10

9

ONOFFInterchangeability

5

6

SW1

J11 J12 J13 J14

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be equipped in pairs. Therefore, fill first J14 and J13 and J12 and J11 second.

g When using Dual Channel Mode, parallel DIMM slots (i.e. J14 and J13, for example) must have identical DIMMs (an identical DIMM means an identical

Nokia Siemens Networks C-code). DIMMs in series within a memory channel

do not have to be identical (i.e. J14 and J12, for example). For example, there

can be 512MB DIMMs in slots J14 and J13 and 1GB DIMMs in slots J12 and

J11.

Selecting Single Channel ModeWhen equipping DIMM modules for Single Channel Mode, fill first J14 and J12 second.


10.3 DIP-switch settings

The following settings are made with micro switch see the table below:

• Interchangeability code

• MBIF status (in use / not in use).

Table 19 SWA/SW1 switch settings.

Switch

Setting

Meaning





5-8 OFF Not in use

6-7 OFF Message Bus Interface (MBIF) status:

OFF = MBIF in use (bit D3 in register 104h reads

0)


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Table 19 SWA/SW1 switch settings. (Cont.)

Switch

Setting

Meaning

ON = MBIF is not in use (bit D3 in register 6Eh

reads as 0)




Table 20 Interchangeability code (ICC) settings (SWA/SW1).

ICC code

Switch setting

Switch 1 (MSB) Switch 2 Switch 3 Switch 4 (LSB)

A OFF OFF OFF OFF

B OFF OFF OFF ON

C OFF OFF ON OFF

D OFF OFF ON ON

E OFF ON OFF OFF

F OFF ON OFF ON

G OFF ON ON OFF

H OFF ON ON ON

J ON OFF OFF OFF

K ON OFF OFF ON

L ON OFF ON OFF

M ON OFF ON ON

N ON ON OFF OFF

P ON ON OFF ON

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Table 20 Interchangeability code (ICC) settings (SWA/SW1). (Cont.)

ICC code

Switch setting

R ON ON ON OFF


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11 CP816-A C108488

The CP816-A has three vendors that differ in layout but are identical in function. Theycan be distinguished from each other by the following:



11.1 Advantech CP816-A

Figure 12 Connectors and switches of the CP816-A

P2

P4

P1

DN05160554

P5

Interchangeability

SW1

OFF ON

SW1

121112

103

94

85

76

P3

A1 B1 A2 B2




be equipped in pairs. Therefore, fill first A2 and B2 and A1 and B1 second.

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g When using Dual Channel Mode, parallel DIMM slots (i.e. A2 and B2, for example) must have identical DIMMs (an identical DIMM means an identical


do not have to be identical (i.e. A1 and A2, for example). For example, therecan be 512MB DIMMs in slots A1 and B1 and 1GB DIMMs in slots A2 and B2.


When equipping DIMM modules for Single Channel Mode, fill first A2 and A1 second.


11.1.2 DIP-switch settings





Switch 1

Setting

Meaning





5-8 OFF Not in use

6-7 OFF Message Bus Interface (MBIF) status: OFF =

MBIF in use (bit D3 in register 104h reads 0).

In NE installations, when EMB is used, this setting

must be ON = MBIF not in use.





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Table 22 Interchangeability code (ICC) settings (SW1).

ICC code

Switch setting


A OFF OFF OFF OFF

B OFF OFF OFF ON

C OFF OFF ON OFF

D OFF OFF ON ON

E OFF ON OFF OFF

F OFF ON OFF ON

G OFF ON ON OFF

H OFF ON ON ON

J ON OFF OFF OFF

K ON OFF OFF ON

L ON OFF ON OFF

M ON OFF ON ON

N ON ON OFF OFF

P ON ON OFF ON

R ON ON ON OFF


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11.2 Force CP816-A


DN0480066

SW1

P10P12P11 P13

1

2

3

4

5

6

ON OFF

SW1

12

11

10

9

8

7

ICH3-S

MCH

CPU




be equipped in pairs. Therefore, fill first P13 and P11 and P12 and P10 second.

g When using Dual Channel Mode, parallel DIMM slots (i.e. P13 and P11, for example) must have identical DIMMs (an identical DIMM means an identical


do not have to be identical (i.e. P13 and P12, for example). For example, there

can be 512MB DIMMs in slots P13 and P11 and 1GB DIMMs in slots P12 and

P10.


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When equipping DIMM modules for Single Channel Mode, fill first P11 and P10 second

g Dual Channel Mode is default. The Single Channel Mode is used only if sospecified in delivery specific documentation.






Switch 1

Setting

Meaning





5-8 OFF Not in use









ICC code

Switch setting


A OFF OFF OFF OFF


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Table 24 Interchangeability code (ICC) settings (SW1). (Cont.)

ICC code

Switch setting

B OFF OFF OFF ON

C OFF OFF ON OFF

D OFF OFF ON ON

E OFF ON OFF OFF

F OFF ON OFF ON

G OFF ON ON OFF

H OFF ON ON ON

J ON OFF OFF OFF

K ON OFF OFF ON

L ON OFF ON OFF

M ON OFF ON ON

N ON ON OFF OFF

P ON ON OFF ON

R ON ON ON OFF


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11.3 RadiSys CP816-A


DN0480078

1

2

3

4

5

6

ONOFF

SW3

12

11

10

9

8

7

Daughter Board

SW3J12 J13J14

CPU

J11

MCH

ICH3-S

MCH









J11.


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ICC code

Switch setting

B OFF OFF OFF ON

C OFF OFF ON OFF

D OFF OFF ON ON

E OFF ON OFF OFF

F OFF ON OFF ON

G OFF ON ON OFF

H OFF ON ON ON

J ON OFF OFF OFF

K ON OFF OFF ON

L ON OFF ON OFF

M ON OFF ON ON

N ON ON OFF OFF

P ON ON OFF ON

R ON ON ON OFF


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12 CP816-AC C111134

The CP816-AC has two vendors that differ in layout but are identical in function. Theycan be distinguished from each other by the following:



12.1 Advantech CP816-AC

Figure 15 Connectors and switches of the CP816-AC

P2

P4

P1

DN70407181

P5

Interchangeability

SW1

OFF ON

SW1

121112

103

94

85

76

A1 B1 A2 B2




be equipped in pairs. Therefore, fill first A2 and B2 and A1 and B1 second.


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g When using Dual Channel Mode, parallel DIMM slots (i.e. A2 and B2, for example) must have identical DIMMs (an identical DIMM means an identical


do not have to be identical (i.e. A1 and A2, for example). For example, therecan be 512MB DIMMs in slots A1 and B1 and 1GB DIMMs in slots A2 and B2.


When equipping DIMM modules for Single Channel Mode, fill first A2 and A1 second.







Switch 1

Setting

Meaning





5-8 OFF Not in use








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ICC code

Switch setting


A OFF OFF OFF OFF

B OFF OFF OFF ON

C OFF OFF ON OFF

D OFF OFF ON ON

E OFF ON OFF OFF

F OFF ON OFF ON

G OFF ON ON OFF

H OFF ON ON ON

J ON OFF OFF OFF

K ON OFF OFF ON

L ON OFF ON OFF

M ON OFF ON ON

N ON ON OFF OFF

P ON ON OFF ON

R ON ON ON OFF


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12.2 RadiSys CP816-AC

Figure 16 Connectors and switches of the CP816-AC

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ICH3-S

SW3

J11 J12 J13 J14

1

2

3

4

5

6

ONOFF

SW3

12

11

10

9

8

7

CPU

MCH









J11.


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When equipping DIMM modules for Single Channel Mode, fill first J14 and J12 second.







Switch 1

Setting

Meaning





5-8 OFF Not in use









ICC code

Switch setting


A OFF OFF OFF OFF


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ICC code

Switch setting

B OFF OFF OFF ON

C OFF OFF ON OFF

D OFF OFF ON ON

E OFF ON OFF OFF

F OFF ON OFF ON

G OFF ON ON OFF

H OFF ON ON ON

J ON OFF OFF OFF

K ON OFF OFF ON

L ON OFF ON OFF

M ON OFF ON ON

N ON ON OFF OFF

P ON ON OFF ON

R ON ON ON OFF


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Table 31 Standard settings of ETIP1-A (DIP switch S2 and S3) (Cont.)

DIP switch

1-8

2-7

3-6

4-5

Meaning

X X X X all other switch positions are reserved for

future use

Interchangeability code settings (S1)

Table 32 Interchangeability code settings of ETIP1-A (DIP-Switch S1))

ICC code

S1 settings

Switch 1 - 8 2 - 7 3 - 6 4 - 5

A OFF OFF OFF OFF

B ON OFF OFF OFF

C OFF ON OFF OFF

D ON ON OFF OFF

E OFF OFF ON OFF

F ON OFF ON OFF

G OFF ON ON OFF

H ON ON ON OFF

J OFF OFF OFF ON

K ON OFF OFF ON

L OFF ON OFF ON

M ON ON OFF ON

N OFF OFF ON ON

P ON OFF ON ON

R OFF ON ON ON

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Jumper blo

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