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iSBC-220 DISK

CONTROLLER INSTALLATION

Copyright © 1983, 1984, Intel Corporation

Intel Corporation, 3065 Bowers Avenue, Santa Clara, California 95051 Order Number: 133903-002

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iSBC-220 DISK

CONTROLLER INSTALLATION

Order Number: 133903-002

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REV. REVISION HISTORY DATE

-001 Original Release per ECO #54698. 5/3/83

-002 Changes to Switch and Jumper Configuration Tables 9/1/83 per ECO #55028.

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iSBC-220 DISK CONTROLLER INSTALLATION

The following instructions provide information on the installation of the iSBC-220 Winchester controller board used in the NRM and iTPS systems. The iSBC-220 board is used to interface with the 84 MB disk drives. The Configured Board Assem- bly part number for the iSBC-220 board is 125645-003. Additionally, a board ejector assembly comes with the kit.

Installation

To install the iSBC-220 Winchester controller board perform the following procedures:

1. Unpack the iSBC-220 board and check for any visual signs of damage. Try to eliminate any static electricity before handling the PC board to minimize the possibility of damaging ICs.

2. Verify the proper jumper configuration and switch settings on the board as shown in Figure I.

3. Remove the main chassis lower front panel.

4. Place the board ejector assembly on either side of controller board and insert into slot 9 (from left) of the card cage and seat into motherboard connectors by push- ing firmly on board. The board extractor tabs may have to be removed from the front corners of the board (if present) before installing.

5. Connect the following cables to the front of the controller board:

Cables & Part No.

Controller to Disk Drive Cable Part

#

125594-001

Controller to Disk Drive Cable Part

#

125595-001

Connector JI (top of board)

J2 (middle) Drives 0 & 1 J3 (bottom) Drives 2 & 3 6. Replace main chassis lower front panel and perform Winchester supplemental

diagnostics (refer to appropriate 2.0 Field Service Manual).

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Figure 1. iSBC-220 Jumper Configuration

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Dear Customer:

January 21, 1981

The iSBC 220TM SMD Oi sk Contro 11er enc losed does not have a jumper selectable option for Common Bus Request (CBRQ/).

Since most Mu1tibus™ systems do not require Common Bus Request we have shipped this board with Multibus CBRQ/ (PIN #12 of

Ie

#U8S) tied to system ground.

If your Multibus system uses common bus request then carefully and completely remove the wire attached to IC #U8S PIN #12.

Additional questions concerning this subject should be directed to your local Intel office.

Bruce Ole nchuk Product rv1anager

OEM Mi crocompliter Systems

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