
8-8 Configuring the backplane and inspecting the printed circuit packs
Shroud terminators and jumpers
Standard 1.0 Modular Option EC Installation and Maintenance Guide November 1999
Shroud terminators and jumpers
Introduction
The system ships with the shroud terminators and jumpers
needed for the configuration as selected by the customer.
However, verify the terminator and jumper locations as
described below. Terminator and jumper locations are shown in
“Location of backplane switches, shrouds, and terminators” on
page 8-4.
S4 and S5 address
shroud jumper
Locate the address shroud jumper at the upper part of the
bottom of slots S4 and S5. See “Location of backplane
switches, shrouds, and terminators” on page 8-4. Locator lines
to the left of shroud S5 and the right of shroud S4 mark its
location.
Note: The shroud jumper looks like a circuit board.
In essence, the address shroud jumper is present in all shadowed
and unshadowed systems, except those unshadowed
configurations where MM0 has three nodes. For example, a
4-node unshadowed system only has the address shroud jumper
in MM1 because MM0 contains three nodes; a four-node
CAUTION
Risk of equipment damage
You must install the address shroud jumper
and the EVB terminator very carefully to
avoid damage to the backplane pins.
IF the system has AND is
THEN the address
shroud
1 or 2 nodes unshadowed is present in MM0.
3 nodes is not present in MM0.
4 or 5 nodes is present in MM1.
1 or 2 nodes shadowed is present in MM0.
3 or 4 nodes is present in MM0 and
MM1.
5 nodes is present in MM0,
MM1, and MM2.
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