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Field Engineer Handbook
Technical Volume I

Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Customer Service Division
2550 Garcia Avenue
Mountain View, CA 94043

Part No: 800-4006-04
© 1990 Sun Microsystems,lnc.

Written and published by Mike Persichetty and Gerri Roe.

The Sun logo, Sun Microsystems, Sun Workstation, are registered
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1990 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.

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Preface
The Field Engineer (FE) Handbook - Technical Volumes I
and II, describes and illustrates specific Sun Microsystems,
Inc. products. While Sun publishes extensive hardware
documents, this handbook is a portable reference manual
for Field Engineers, support personnel, and customers. Sun
Field Engineers and customers equipped with the FE
Handbook may perform service calls accurately an efficiently,
thus reflecting Sun's commitment to quality customer service.
This handbook complements other Sun technical publications
and education courses. We assume that Sun Field
Engineers, support personnel, and customers who service
and repair Sun products have access to these resources.

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OVERVIEW

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Handbook Organization
The technical information contained in the Field Engineer
Handbook is organized into two volumes.
Volume I contains the following sections.
•

Configurations. Contains illustrations identifying jumper
and switch locations, and configuration tables for field
replaceable boards.

•

Power Supplies. Contains illustrations of power supplies
and power distribution units with power supply
specifications.

Volume II contains the following sections.
•

Parts Breakdown. This section contains part numbers
and descriptions for Sun systems, racks, options,
boards, monitors, keyboard/mouse, and provides miscel·
laneous hardware information.

•

Troubleshooting. This section contains error code charts
for CPUs, disks, tapes, and communications.

•

Operating Systems. Contains selected software charts.

•

Diagnostics. Describes diagnostics tools.

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DATE

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Configurations
Handling Static Sensitive Devices
Electronic components on printed circuit boards can be
damaged by static electricity. Always wear a grounding
strap and use an antistatic mat when handling boards or
components.

Overview
This section illustrates boards and peripherals. EEPROM
and NVRAM programming, switch settings, and configuration notes are included. Titles include the part name, part
number, and systems the part is supported in. The Option
number is listed for boards and peripherals that are not
installed in the system logic enclosure.
The Backplane section contains connector signals and
backplane illustrations.
The Slot Assignment section contains board installation
notes and cardcage slot assignment charts.

Reference Documentation
Standard Configurations and Standard Options supported
by Sun Microsystems are documented in Configuration
Guides, Technical Reports, Product Brochures, Price Lists,
and Hardware Installation Manuals.

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ID PROMs and NVRAM

Transfer the ID PROM or NVRAM when a CPU board is
replaced. This component contains the hostid, ethernet
address, and machine type.

DIP Switches

Rocker and Slide type DIP Switches are used in Sun
products. Turn on a Rocker-type switch by pressing down
the end of the switch furthest from the OPEN lettering on
the switch. Turn on a Slide-type switch by sliding the switch
in the direction of the arrow on the switch. Switches 1 and
2 are shown in the ON position in the illustrations
below.
Rocker-type

Slide-type

/
OPEN

SWITCH TYPE A

SWITCH TYPE C

SWITCH TYPE B

SWITCH TYPE D

/
OPEN

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CPU
FIRMWARE
EEPROM and NVRAM Programming . . . . . . . ..
ID PROM and NVRAM Information . . . . . . . . . ..
Disk Controller Base Addresses ............
Booting SCSI Peripherals .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-2 Mumbus ............................
Sun-2 Multibus Prime ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun 2050 CPU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

3
12
14
15
20
22
24

Sun-3/50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-3/60 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-3/60LE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-3/80 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun 3004 CPU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-3/11 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun 3200 CPU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun 3400 CPU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

28
30
32
34
36
40
42
44

Sun386i/150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 46
Sun386i1250 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 48
Sun-3/E

................................. 50

Sun-4/20
Sun-4/40
Sun-4/60
Sun-4/65
Sun-4/75
Sun 4100
Sun 4200
Sun 4300
Sun 4400

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
CPU .............................
CPU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
CPU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
CPU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

52
54
56
58
60
62
66
70
74

Sun-4E .................................. 78

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EEPROM and NVRAM Programming
Using the Sun PROM Monitor
To program the EEPROM or NVRAM using the PROM
monitor, enter q followed by the hexadecimal address in
the EEPROM or NVRAM to open and display the contents.
Change the contents by typing in the new value followed by
a carriage return. To exit, type a space and , or a "."
and .

Common EEPROM or NVRAM Parameters
Location Ox14 [Installed Memory]
Amount of installed Memory (in hexadecimal)
Location Ox15 [Tested Memory]
Amount of memory to test during Power On Self-Test
Location Ox16 [Monitor screen size]
00 = 1152x900 (standard resolution)
12 = 1024x1 024 (1 Kx1 K)
13 = 1600x1280 (high resolution) (see Ox50 & Ox51)
14 = 1440x1440
15 = 1024x768 (low resolution)
Location Ox17 [Watchdog Reset Action]
00 = Watchdog Reset will fall into PROM monitor
12 = Watchdog Reset will cause a Power On Reset
(default)
Location Ox18 [Operating System Boot Device]
00 = poll devices (default)
12 = use EEPROM/NVRAM specified boot device

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Common EEPROM or NVRAM Parameters
Location Ox19 - Ox1 a [OS Boot Device in ASCII]
xy 78
79
id
69
64
xd 78
64
gn
67
6e
sd 73
64
Ie
6c
65
ie 69
65
Location Ox1 b Ox1 c Ox1 d [Controller,Unit,Partition]
default 00 00 00 (default)

Location Ox1f [Primary Terminal]
00 = Monochrome Monitor
10 = Serial Port A
11 = Serial Port B
12 = Color Monitor and 3/60 plug-in Color Frame Buffer
20 = P4 Color Frame Buffer (Sun-3 and Sun-4)
Location Ox20 [Power-Up Banner]
00 = Sun
12 = Custom
Location Ox21 [Keyboard Click]
00 = turn click off
12 = turn click on (default)
Location Ox22 - Ox23 [Diagnostic Boot Device in ASCII]
xy 78
79
id
69
64
xd 78
64
gn
67
6e
sd 73
64
Ie
6c
65
ie 69
65
Location Ox24 Ox25 Ox26 [Controller,Unit,Partition]
default 00 00 00 (normal setting)
Location Ox28 - Ox4f [Diagnostic Boot Path]
These 40 bytes represent the ASCII values for the desired
diagnostic boot path.
Location Ox50 [Hi Res # Columns]
50 = 80 columns (standard resolution display) (default)
78 = 120 columns (full screen display)

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Common EEPROM or NVRAM Parameters

Location Ox51 [Hi Res # Rows]

22
30

= 34
= 48

rows (standard resolution display) (default)
rows (full screen display)

Location Ox58 [Port A Default Baud Rate]

00
12

= use default 9600 baud (default)
= use EEPROM/NVRAM defined baud

rate

Location Ox59 - Ox5a [Port A Baud Rate]
1200 baud 04 bO
4800 baud 12 cO
9600 baud 2S 80
Location Ox5b [Port A DTRlRTS]

00 = assert OTR and RTS signals
12 = do NOT assert OTR and RTS signals
Location Ox60 [Port B Default Baud Rate]

00 = use default 9600 baud (default)
12 = use EEPROM/NVRAM defined baud rate
Note: In the diag position, port B is set to output at 1200 baud. The
setting of location Ox60 - Ox62 is ignored.

Location Ox61 - Ox62 [Port B Baud Rate]

1200 baud 04 bO
4800 baud 12 cO
9600 baud 2S 80
Location Ox63 [Port B DTRlRTS]

00
02

= assert OTR and RTS signals
= do NOT assert OTR and RTS

signals

Location Ox111 [CPU Board Artwork Rev. Level]

Sun386i only

Ox01 = P1.S CPU (Should not be in the field)
Ox02 = S01-1241-xx and S01-1324-xx CPU Boards
Ox03 = S01-1413-xx and S01-1414-xx CPU Boards

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Common EEPROM or NVRAM Parameters

Location Ox112 [CPU Board Revision Level]

Sun386i only

OxOO = P1 .5 CPU (Should not be in the field)
OxOO = ~501-1241-02, Rev.15
= ~501-1324~02, Rev.15
Ox02 = ~501-1241-02, Rev.16
= ~501-1324-02, Rev.16
OxOO = 501-1413-xx and 501-1414-xx

Location Ox154 [SCSI Spin Up Delay)
Boot PROM

Sun386i only

~4.5

00 = no delay (default)
xx = delay in seconds

Location Ox162 [Password Mode Select]
Boot PROM

Sun386i only

~4.5

5E = fully secure mode
01 = command secure mode
All else = non-secure mode

Location Ox163 - Ox16A [Password]
Boot PROM

Sun386i only

~4.5

8 bytes of password in ASCII

Location Ox18f [LogoType]
00 = Sun
06 = 3D for CG6
12 = Custom
Location Ox492 [Power-On Mode]
07 = normal boot
06 = diagnostic boot
02 = bypass mode

Sun386i only

Location Ox494 [Auto Config Message Flag]
00 = no messages
01 = Sun-3 (UNIX expert type messages)
02 = verbose messages

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Location Ox492 [Password Mode Select]
Boot PROM

~2.7.1

(Sun-3 & Sun-4)

5E = fully secure mode
01 = command secure mode
All else = non-secure mode

Location Ox493-0x49A [Password Bytes]
Boot PROM

~2. 7.1

(Sun-3 & Sun-4)

8 bytes of password in ASCII
If the PROM Rev level is 2.8, enter a @ character
before each letter of the password. Enter one letter
per location, followed by . If the password is
less than 8 letters, enter 00 in the remaining locations.
The hexidecimal equivalent of the letters can also be
used to enter the password.

Location Ox70B [ Power-On Mode] (Sun-3/80 only)
Boot PROM ?2.3

06 = normal boot
12 = diagnostic mode
All else = full diagnostic boot

References
1. Sun Bootstrap PROM Security Features User's Guide for the Sun
Workstation, 800-8836.
2. Sun Workstation Bootstrap PROM Security Features User's Guide,
800-8843.
3. Sun-3/80 Self-Tests and Monitor Commands, 800-5027.
4. SPARCsystem 300 Series Self-Tests and Monitor Commands,
800-4950.
5. SPARCsystem 400 Series Self-Tests and Monitor Commands,
800-4833.
6. PROM User's Manual, 800-1736.
7. EEPROM Users Guide for Sun-3, Sun-4, and SPARCsystems
300/400, 800-3512.
8. Boot PROM User's Guide, 800-4852.

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NVRAM Programming
Using the Open PROM Toolkit
Parameters are set by name and may vary between system
types. Examples in this section are from the Sun-4/40 Boot
EPROM 1.6 Version 151, part number 525-1085-03.
The old command mode options are:
b (boot), c (continue), or n

(new command mode)

To enter the new command mode, type n at the system
prompt:

>n
The system prompt in the new command mode changes
from ">" to "ok" and the help banner is displayed.
Type help for more information.
ok help
Enter 'help command-name' or 'help category-name' for more help.
(Use ONLY the first word of a category-name or category description)
Examples: help select

-or-

help line

Main categories are:
File download and boot
Resume execution
Diag (diagnostic routines)
Select I/O devices
System and boot configuration parameters
Line editor
Tools: (memory, numbers, new commands, loops)
Assembly debugging: (breakpoints, registers, disassembly, symbolic)
>-prompt
Power on reset
Floppy eject
Sync (synchronize disk data)
ok

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NVRAM Programming Using the Open PROM Toolkit
The printenv command displays NVRAM parameter names,
current values, and default values.
ok printenv
PARAMETER NAME

selftest -#megs
oem-logo
oem-logo?
oem-banner
oem-banner?
ttyb-mode
ttya-mode
sbus-probe-list
fcode-debug?
screen-#columns
screen-#rows
use-nvramrc?
nvramrc
boot-from-diag
boot-from
auto-boot?
watchdog-reboot?
input-device
output -device
keyboard-click?
sunmon-compat?
security-mode
security-password
security-#badlogins
sd-targets
st-targets
scsi-initiator-id
ttyb-rts-dtr -off
ttyb-ignore-cd
ttya-rts-dtr-off
ttya-ignore-cd
hardware-revision
last-hardware-update
testa rea
mfg-switch?
diag-switch?

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DEFAULT VALUE

false

false

false
9600,8,n,1,9600,8,n,1,0123
false
80
34
false

false
9600,8,n,1,9600,8,n,1,0123
false
80
34
false

leOvmunix
vmunix
true
false
keyboard
screen
false
true
none

leOvmunix
vmunix
true
false
keyboard
screen
false
true
none

0
31204567
45670123
7
false
true
false
true

o

0
false
false

o

31204567
45670123
7
false
true
false
true

false
false

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NVRAM Programming Using the Open PROM Toolkit
To show a specific parameter, enter show and the
parameter name. For example:
ok show selftest-#megs
1
ok
To change a parameter, use the setenv command. For
example, to change the number of megabytes tested at
power on:
ok setenv selftest-#megs 8

The set-defaults command restores the default setting of
all parameters.
Other commonly used commands are shown below.
OPTION

banner
.version
.enet-addr
.idprom
input [source]
output [source]
reset
soft-reset
eject-floppy
security-mode

security-password
probe-scsi

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DESCRIPTION

Displays the selftest banner message.
Displays the version and date of boot PROM .
Displays the Ethernet address.
Displays the ID PROM contents .
Selects source for input (ttya. ttyb, or keyboard).
Selects source for output (ttya, ttyb, or keyboard)
Resets entire system, similar to old k2.
Soft reset, similar to old k1.
Ejects floppy diskette from the drive.
Allows user to select security mode.
non-secure mode
enter none
command secure mode
enter command
full secure mode
enter full
Allows user to enter a security password.
Enter up to 8 bytes of password in ASCII.
Displays addresses and types of SCSI devices.

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NVRAM Programming Using the Open PROM Toolkit
The use-nvramrc? Parameter
For normal operation, set the use-nvramrc? parameter to
false. The system will not complete selftest if use-nvramrc?
is true and there are no entries in nvramrc. The nvramrc
parameter is a series of Forth commands used for system
initialization. The nvramrc parameter is normally empty. There
is no documentation available on how to use this feature.
Open Boot PROM Power On Commands
The following commands are initialized by depressing
multiple keys on the keyboard during a power on reset.
L 1-D forces a diagnostic power on. The NVRAM
parameter diag-switch? is set to true.
L1-F forces input and output to ttya. Input from the
keyboard is disabled except for L1-A.
L 1-N forces a set-defaults of the NVRAM.

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ID PROM and NVRAM Information
The 10 PROM or NVRAM on Sun CPU boards contains
identification information including a machine-type code,
serial number, and hardware ethernet address.
The machine-type code and serial number are combined to
create the hostid number that allows use of restricted software on authorized machines.

10 PROMs and NVRAMs are not interchangeable between
different CPU board types. For example, if a machine is
upgraded from a Sun-3/2S0 to a Sun-4/2S0, the upgraded
machine requires a new 10 PROM.
The hostid command under SunOS displays the serial
number in hexadecimal. The printed label on the 10 PROM
and the power-on Self Test banner serial number are in
decimal. 00 not rely on the printed label on the ID PROM to
verify the 10 PROM or NVRAM device for a system. Follow the
steps in the example below to verify the 10 PROM or NVRAM.
The printed label on the ID PROM in a 3/1S0C workstation
is 3 1774. The system power-on Self Test serial number
is #1774.
1. Convert the 1774 decimal number to a hexadecimal
value of OOSEE.
2. Add this number to the hostid machine-type code
for a hostid of 11 OOOSee.
3. Use the hostid command under SunOS to display
the system hostid of 11 006ee.

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IDPROM and NVRAM Information
The chart below contains the System Type, HostlD, label
legend, device type, Sun part number, and socket location
for IDPROMS and NVRAMS used on Sun CPU boards.
SYSTEM TYPE
100U/150U
120/170
2/50/130/160
3/75/140/150
3/160/180
3/50
3/260/280
3/110
3/60

3E
3/460/470/480
3/80
4/260/280
4/110/150
4/3xx
4/3xx
4/470/490
4/470/490
4/60
4/40
4/65
4/20
4/75

4E
Sun386i
Sun386i

HOSTID
100xxxx
100xxxx
200xxxx
1100xxxx
1100xxxx
1200xxxx
1300xxxx
1400xxxx
1700xxxx
1800xxxx
4100xxxx
4200xxxx
2100xxxx
2200xxxx
2300xxxx
None
2400xxxx
None
5100xxxx
5200xxxx
5300xxxx
5400xxxx
5800xxxx
6100xxxx
3100xxxx
None

PRINTED
LABEL
xxxx
xxxx
xxxx
3 xxxx
3 xxxx
4 xxxx
5 xxxx
6 xxxx
o xxxx
9 xxxx
D xxxx
A xxxx
B xxxx
C xxxx
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
xxxx
None

DEVICE
TYPE
IDPROM
IDPROM
IDPROM
IDPROM
IDPROM
IDPROM
IDPROM
IDPROM
IDPROM
IDPROM
IDPROM
NVRAM
IDPROM
IDPROM
IDPROM
NVRAM
IDPROM
NVRAM
NVRAM
NVRAM
NVRAM
NVRAM
NVRAM
NVRAM
IDPROM
NVRAM

SUN PART
NUMBER
520-1042-01
520-1042-01
520-1039-01
520-1221-01
520-1221-01
520-1295-01
520-1322-01
520-1412-01
520-1559-01
520-8049-01
523-2127-01
525-1031-01
520-1532-01
520-1638-01
523-2136-01
100-1628-01
525-1100-01
100-1628-01
525-1032-01
525-1084-01
525-1109-01
520-2749-01
525-1107-01
523-8151-01
520-1811-01
100-1628-01

LOCATION
U411
U411
U510
U1409
U1409
U0204
U1907
U1409
U224
U224
U1701
U0205
U1901
U805
U2202
U2200
U1404
U3505
U089
U0901
U089
Ul0ll
U0512
Ull01
U601
U603

"II

Serial # in hexadecimal

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Disk Controller Base Addresses
Sun-2
Host Adapter

UNIX Device Multibus Address
1st
2nd

Sun2 SCSI
Host Adapter

sc

80000

VMEbus Address
1st
200000'

84000

UNIX Device Multibus Address
1st
2nd

Xylogics 450
Xylogics 451

xy
xy

ee40
n/a

VMEbus Address
1st
2nd
ee40
ee40

ee48
n/a

ee48
ee48

• SunOS revisions below 3.x use ee2800 as the SCSI base address.

Sun-3 & Sun-4
Host Adapter

UNIX Device VMEbus Address

Sun2 SCSI
Sun3 SCSI
3/50 SCSI
3/60 SCSI
3/E SCSI
4/110 SCSI

sc
si
si
si
se
sw

200000
200000
140000
140000
310000
aOOOOOO
VMEbus Address
2nd
3rd

Controller

UNIX Device

Xylogics 450/451
Xylogics 7053

xy
xd

ee40
ee80

ee48
ee90

n/a
eeaO

n/a
eebO

ISP-80

id

OOFF

01FF

02FF

03FF

1st

4th

SMD & ESMD Disk Drive Default Drive Type Parameters
Default
DISK DRIVE MODEL
Drive Tvoe
0
1
2
3

M2351
CDC-9720-368
M2322/M2284
M2333

Hitachi-DK815-1 0
NEC 02363
M2361

M2312

The "drive type" parameter used by the Xylogics 450/451 identifies a drive
by the number of cylinders, heads, and sectors. Disk drives which use the
same "drive type" parameter, but have a different number of cylinders,
heads, or sectors, may not be mixed on the same controller (eg. an M2333
and a M2361). This parameter is not used by the Xylogics 7053.

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CONFIGURATIONS

Booting SCSI Peripherals
from the Sun PROM Monitor
Legend
DBP = Desktop Backup Pack (Lunchbox)
DDP = Desktop Disc Pack (Lunchbox)
ESM = External Storage Module (P-Box)
EEM = External Expansion Module (P-Box)

Sun-3/80
SCSI DEVICE

1st
2nd
1st
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
1st
2nd
1st
2nd
1st
1st

Internal Disk
Internal Disk
Internal Tape
DDP Disk
DDP Disk
DDP Disk
DDP Disk
DBP Tape
DBP Tape
ESM Disk
ESM Disk
ESM Tape
EEM Disk

TARGET ID

3
1
4
0
2
1
3
4
5
0
2
4
1

UNIX ID

BOOTID

sd6
sd2
stO
sdO
sd4
sd2
sd6
stO
st1
sdO
sd4
stO
sd2

sd(0,18,0)
sd(0,8,0)
st(O,O,O)
sd(O,O,O)
sd(0,10,0)
sd(0,8,0)
sd(0,18,0)
st(O,O,O)
st(0,28,0)
sd(O,O,O)
sd(0,10,0)
st(O,O,O)
sd(0,8,0)

Sun-4/20
SCSI DEVICE

1st DDP Disk
2nd DDP Disk
3rd DDP Disk
4th DDP Disk
1st DBP Tape
2nd DBP Tape
1st ESM Disk
2nd ESM Disk
1st ESM Tape
1st EEM Disk
CD-ROM

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TARGET ID

0
2
1
3
4
5
0
2
4

1
6

UNIX ID

sd3
sd2
sd1
sdO
stO
st1
sd3
sd2
stO
sd1
srO

BOOT ID

sd(0,3,0)
sd(0,2,0)
sd(0,1,0)
sd(O,O,O)
st(O,O,O)
st(0,1,0)
sd(0,3,0)
sd(0,2,0)
st(O,O,O)
sd(O, 1,0)
sd(0,6,2)

CPU-1S

CONFIGURATIONS

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Booting SCSI Peripherals from the Sun PROM Monitor
Sun-4/40
SCSI DEVICE

1st Internal Disk
1st DDP Disk
2nd DDP Disk
3rd DDP Disk
4th DDP Disk
1st DBP Tape
2nd DBP Tape
1st ESM Disk
2nd ESM Disk
1st ESM Tape
1st EEM Disk
CD-ROM

TARGET ID

3
0
2
1
3
4

5
0
2
4
1
6

UNIX ID

sdO
sd3
sd2
sd1
sdO
stO
st1
sd3
sd2
stO
sd1
srO

BOOT ID

sd(O.O.O)
sd(O.3.0)
sd(O.2.0)
sd(O.1.0)
sd(O.O.O)
st(O.O.O)
st(O.1.0)
sd(O.3.0)
sd(O.2.0)
st(O.O.O)
sd(O.1.0)
sd(O.6.2)

Sun-4/60
SCSI DEVICE

1st Internal Disk
2nd Internal Disk
1st Internal Tape
1st DDP Disk
2nd DDP Disk
3rd DDP Disk
4th DDP Disk
1st DBP Tape
2nd DBP Tape
1st ESM Disk
2nd ESM Disk
1st ESM Tape
1st EEM Disk
CD-ROM

TARGET ID

3
1
4
0
2
1
3
4

5
0
2
4
1
6

UNIX ID

sdO
sd1
stO
sd3
sd2
sd1
sdO
stO
st1
sd3
sd2
stO
sd1
sro

BOOT ID

sd(O.O.O)
sd(O.1.0)
st(O.O.O)
sd(O.3.0)
sd(O.2.0)
sd(O.1.0)
sd(O.O.O)
st(O.O.O)
st(O.1.0)
sd(O.3.0)
sd(O.2.0)
st(O.O.O)
sd(O.1.0)
sd(O.6.2)

Sun-4/330
SCSI DEVICE

1st Internal Disk
2nd Internal Disk
1st Internal Tape
1st DBP Tape
2nd DBP Tape
1st ESM Disk
2nd ESM Disk
1st ESM Tape
1st EEM Disk
CD-ROM

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TARGET ID

3
1
4
4

5
0
2
4
1
6

UNIX ID

BOOTID

sd6
sd2
stO
stO
st1
sdO
sd4
stO
sd2
srO

sd(O.18;O)
sd(O.8.0)
st(O.O.O)
st(O.O.O)
st(O.28.0)
sd(O.O.O)
sd(O.10.0)
st(O.o.O)
sd(O.8.0)
sd(O.30.1)

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Booting SCSI Peripherials from the Sun PROM Monitor
Sun-4/370/470 & Sun-3/470
SCSI DEVICE

1st Internal
2nd Internal
3rd Internal
4th Internal
1st Internal
2nd Internal
CD-ROM

TARGET ID

Disk
Disk
Disk
Disk
Tape
Tape

0
1
2
3
4

5
6

UNIX ID

900TID

sdO
sd2
sd4
sd6
stO
st1
srO'

sd(O,O,O)
sd(0,8,0)
sd(0,10,0)
sd(0,18,0)
st(O,O,O)
st(0,28,0)
sr(0,30, 1)

Sun-4/390/490 on SunOS 4..
03
SCSI DEVICE

1st Tape
2nd Tape
CD-ROM
1st Tape
2nd Tape

HOST ADAPTER

1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd

SCSI
SCSI
SCSI
SCSI
SCSI

TARGET ID

4

5
6
4

5

UNIX ID

stO
st1
srO'
sl2
sl3

900TID

st(O,O,O)
SI(0,28,0)
sr(0,30,1 )
SI(1,0,0)
st(1,28,0)

Sun-4/390/490 on SunOS 4.1 PSR A
SCSI DEVICE

1s1 Tape
2nd Tape
3rd Tape
41h Tape
CD-ROM
1s1 Tape
2nd Tape
3rd Tape
4th Tape

HOST ADAPTER

1st SCSI
1st SCSI
1s1 SCSI
1st SCSI
1st SCSI
2nd SCSI
2nd SCSI
2nd SCSI
2nd SCSI

TARGET ID

4

5
3
2
6
4

5
3
2

UNIX ID

stO
st1
5t2
5t3
srO'
5t2
sl3
st6
st7

900T ID

SI(O,O,O)
sl(0,28,0)
SI(0,18,0)
SI(0,10,0)
sr(0,30, 1)
5t(1,0,0)
51(1,28,0)
st(0,18,0)
SI(1,10.0)

• The Sun 4300 CPU requires EPROM 3.0.2 10 boot from CD-ROM.
The Sun 4400 CPU requires EPROM 3.0 to boot from CD-ROM.

Technical Volume I

CPU-17

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Booting SCSI Peripherals
from the Open Boot PROM
Sun-4/75
SCSI DEVICE

Internal Disk
Internal Disk
Internal Disk
External Disk
External Disk
1st Tape
1st Tape
2nd Tape
CD-ROM
Floppy

CPU-18

COMMAND

boot
boot
boot
boot
boot
boot
boot
boot
boot
boot

disk
diskO
disk1
disk2
disk3
tape
tapeO
tape1
cdrom
floppy

BOOT PATH

TARGET ID

UNIX ID

Isbus/esp/sd@3,0
Isbus/esp/sd@3,0
Isbus/esp/sd@1 ,0
Isbus/esp/sd@2,0
Isbus/esp/sd@O,O
Isbus/esp/st@4,0
Isbus/esp/st@4,0
Isbus/esp/st@5,0
Isbus/esp/sd@6,0:c
Ifd

3
3
1
2
0
4
4

sdO
sdO
sd1
sd2
sd3
stO
stO
st1
srO
fdO

5
6

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Sun-2 Multibus
Sun-2/1 00U/120/150U/170
501-1007

D

_ J700
_ J701
-

J2C*D

J702
J703
SERIAL
PORTS
A&B

68010

0

LEDs

I

7

J801-

U406

(810)

8

U407

(911)

D
L!i

KEYBOARD
MOUSE
PORT

D

~

Power: 6.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
30.0 Watts

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501-1007
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

J200

1-2

In

J400/
J401
J700

1-2
3-4
1-2

In
Out
Out *
In

Select 27128 EPROMs
Select 27256 EPROMs
Priority on serial arbiter
For Sun-2/100U BPRO

J701

1-2

Out *
In

Common bus request arbiter BPRN
For Sun-2/100U CBRQ

J702

1-2

In

CPU drives P1.CCLK

J703

1-2

In

CPU drives P1.BCLK

J801

1-2

In

100U/150U only, remainder
not used (Mouse) VCC

Crystal Shunt

"May cause problems with Tapemaster Controller settings.

Notes
1. SunOS 2.0 and above requires Revision N or greater EPROMs.
2. CPU boards with EPROM Revision N or below may require the
addition of shunts at J1600 on the 501-1052-01/02 video board to
operate properly with SunOS 3.0 and greater.
3. The 501-1007 CPU has a RasterOP function. The 501-1051 CPU does
not have a RasterOp function.
4. Change J400, Pins 1-2, Out and Pins 3-4, In, for 1.1.2 Boot EPROM
for Sun-2/120 or Sun-2/170.
5. J701 must be installed for SunOS 4.0, unless the kernel has been
patched.
6. The Sun-2/100U/150U CPU requires Boot EPROM Rev Q, part numbers 520-1103-02 and 520-1104-02, for the VT100 keyboard.
7. The last software release for 68010 systems is SunOS 4.0.3.
References
1. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21120, 800-1170.
2 Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21170, 800-1171.

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CONFIGURATIONS

Sun-2 Multibus Prime
Sun-2/120/170
501-1051

J701
1-2

3-4

J100

1

11111111

U407
(C6)

EB

o

J801_

7

68010

~4 ;~OM III III
(C11)

Notes
1. CPU boards with EPROM revision N or below may require the
addition of shunts at J1600, Pins 1-8, on the 501-1052-01/02 video
board to operate properly with SunOS 3.0 or greater.
2. Change J400, Pins 1-2, OUT, and Pins 3-4, IN, for 1.1.2 EPROM.

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501-1051
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J100

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*

J102

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

J200
J400
J700

J701
J801

*

Out
In
In
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
In
In
Out

DESCRIPTION

P1.INTO
P1.INT1
P1.INT2
P1.INT3
P1.INT4
P1.INT5
P1.INT6
P1.INT7
Connection to P1 =-5V
Connection to P1 =-5Reg.
Crystal shunt
Select 27128 EPROMs
Select 27256 EPROMs
CPU drives P1 reset
P1.INT drives CPU reset
Serial arbiter enable
Arbiter bus configuration select
CPU drives P1.BCLK
CPU drives P1.CCKL
Not used

* Hardwired

Notes
1. The 501-1007 CPU has a RasterOP function. The 501-1051 CPU does
not have a RasterOP function.
2. The last software release for 68010 systems is SunOS 4.0.3.
References
1. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21120, 800-1170.
2. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21170, 800-1171.

Technical Volume I

CPU-23

CONFIGURATIONS

12190

Sun 2050 CPU
Sun-2/50
501-1141 501-1142 501-1143
1MB

2MB

4MB

Sun-21130/160
501-1144 501-1145 501-1146
1MB

2MB

P1

4MB
P3

P2

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

J900~"II"': ,2111111~6

J:

2

J1201

~1II1II~5

68010

16

J500 U501

2

182816

1 .. 1.1 .. J1600
1

15

7-8 PRO

8

8
U500

12

PRO

o

2

16

.11111 .. J200

1

15

000

J1801
I

J702 J704 (J5)
I
I

510 - A

Power: 12.0
1.0
0.5
78.0

CPU-24

510.- B

Amps @ +5Vdc
Amps @ +12Vdc
Amps @ -12Vdc
Watts

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501-1141 501-1142 501-1143
501-1144 501-1145 501-1146
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

J200

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

In
In
Out
Out
Out
In
In
In

UART clock
10/12 MHz CPU operation
12/10 MHz CPU operation
Reserved
Reserved
Ethernet clock
Memory refresh
Time outs

J500*

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

J702

1-2

In
Out
In
Out
Out

PROM type=27128
PROM type=27256 or 27512
PROM type=27128 or 27256
PROM type=27512
5V to Ethernet, Pin 7

J704

1-2

In
Out

Level 1 Ethernet transceiver
Level 2 Ethernet transceiver

J800

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

In
In
In
In
In
In
In
Out

VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
Not used

level
level
level
level
level
level
level

1
2
3
4
5
6
7

'Change J500. Pins 3-4.7-8. In. and Pins 1-2. 5-6. Out. for 1.1.2
EPROM.
Note: The last software release for 68010 systems is SunOS 4.0.3.
References
1. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-2/50. 800-1143.
2. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-2/130 and Sun-2/160.
800-1144.

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501-1141 501-1142
501-1144 501-1145

501-1143
501-1146

Jumper Settings - Continued
JUMPER PINS

SETIING

DESCRIPTION

In
J900 1-2
DVM A address comparator A20=0/1
3-4
In
DVMA address comparator A21 =0/1
5-6
DVMA address comparator A22=0/1
In
7-8
In
DVMA address comparator A23=0/1
9-10
In
VME arbiter
11-12
In
VME reset master
13-14 Out Reset slave
15-16
In
VME system clock
3MB (256K Rams)
J1201 1MB (64K Rams)
5-6
1-2
In
In
3-4
9-10
In
In
7-8
13-14
In
In
11-12
In
In
15-16
2MB 256K Rams) 4MB (256K Rams)
1-2
In
1-2
In
3-4
7-8
In
In
11-12
7-8
In
In
11-12
15-16
In
In
15-16
In
J1600 1-2
In
Video register sense bit 0
3-4
In
Video register sense bit 1 *
5-6
In
Video register sense bit 2
7-8
In
Video register sense bit 3
9-10 Out
Reserved
11-12 Out
Reserved
13-14
In
10/12 MHz CPU operation
15-16 Out
12/10 MHz CPU operation
J1801

1-2

In

Enable/disable 100MHz video ClK

*J1600, Pins 3-4, must be OUT if a color PCB is installed.

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Sun-3/50
501-1075 501-1133 501-1162 501-1207
I

w/o FPP

I

w FPP

P3
I

D
D

D

7 1

1111

J0123

7 1

1II1

J0108

4MB
MEMORY

ID PROM

11r~~1ir1)

80001....----_
~ IMastlc=]
O.D
L--J

I

FPP

I

68020

J1500

U0701 (N9) 3

I ~~g~ I

1

4 11 2 J0702

1:=====:1 D
I
1 ~_
0618

=•
8

::

~

'K~DI
MOUSE

LEDs

J0642
(K4)

On·l
.

BN:::---'

0 - 7 DIN ETHERNET

sw
Amps @ +5Vdc
Amps @ -5Vdc
Amps @ +12Vdc
Watts

SIO-A

F1~

F2~

Keyboard
Fuse
(F4)

Ethernet
Fuse
(E4)

S10-8

SCSI

VIDEO

50-Pin DD-SOSA

Power: 13.5
0.8
0.5
100.0
Notes
1. CPU EPROM 1.8 or greater is required to load SunOS 1/4"
distibution tapes in QIC-24 format.
2. CPU EPROM 2.5 or greater is required to load SunOS 1/4"
distribution tapes in QIC-24 format from a Sun-2 Shoebox.

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501-1075 501-1133 501-1162 501-1207
Jumper & Switch Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J0108

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

In
Out
Out
In

Diag test 4 MB main memory
ETH SIA CAL. test
SCSI on (on is active high)
DCP on (on is active high)

J0123

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

68020 ClK 15MHz
68020 ClK 12.5MHz
68881 ClK 12.5MHz
68881 ClK 15MHz
level 1 Ethernet transceiver
level 2 Ethernet transceiver
27256 K BOOT PROM
27512 K BOOT PROM

J0702

1-2
3-4

In
Out
Out
In
In
Out
Out
In

J1500

1-2

In

DIP
SWITCH

SWITCH

SETTING

1-8
1-8

Off
On*

J0642

0618

DESCRIPTION

100 MHz video ClK

DESCRIPTION

Set for Ethernet
Set for Thin Ethernet

• Factory Setting

Notes
1. For SunOS 3.3 and greater, this CPU may fail with revisions lower
than 501-1075-10,501-1162-08, and 501-1133-10.
2. For SunOS 3.3, the Sysgen 1/4" tape controller, 370-1011, will not
work with this board.
3. A bus error may occur when large executables are run during a
prefetch across the page boundary with board revisions lower
than 501-1162-11 or 501-1207-04.
Reference
Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun 3/50M, 800-1355.

Technical Volume I

CPU-29

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-3/60
501-1205 501-1322 501-1334 501-1345
4MB

w Mono

4MB wlo Mono

OMB w Mono

OMB wlo Mono

P3

@

-=:J Ethernet

3V

Fuse (J39)

Battery

23
24MB

S

20MB

I

M
M

16MB

JSOO

IIIIIIII
1

15

N
U
M
B

12MB
5MB

E
R

4MB

0

P4B

SIMM Configuration

U300 (KS)

IBCiOTl

~

BB

Exploded View
of J800
4MB
8MB
12MB
16MB
20MB
24MB
EXTXVR
HIGHRES

Keyboard

Fuse (Kl)

-=:J
KEYBOARD I
ETHERNET
MOUSE
LEOs N/D BNC

P4A

SIO-B

SIO-A

SCSI
VIDEO
50-Pin DD-SOSA

7-0

Note: CPU EPROM 1.6 or greater is required to load SunOS 1/4"
distribution tapes in QIC-24 format.

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501-1205 501-1322 501-1334 501-1345
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTINGS

J800

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
13-14
13-14
15-16
15-16
15-16

"
"
"
"
"
"
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
In

DESCRIPTION

Select
Select
Select
Select
Select
Select

4MB
8MB
12MB
16MB
20MB
24MB

Ethernet auto select t
Select Ethernet
Select Thin Ethernet
Monitor auto select t § £
Select 1152 x 900 resolution
Select 1600 x 1280 resolution

• Jumper installation depends on memory configuration.
t Factory setting
§ Must be used with mono video cable 530-1359 or 530-1336
for auto select to operate.
£ Hi Resolution Monitor, 540-1427, must be Motorola revision T
or greater for auto select to operate.
Power
501-1205 10.1 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.7 Amps @ -5Vdc
44.1 Watts
501-1322

8.9 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.3 Amps @ -5Vdc
48.1 Watts

Notes
1. This board uses 1MB SIMM module, 501-1239.
2. On CPU boards with part numbers ~501-1205-09, 501-1322-01,
501-1334-01, and 501-1345-01, SCSI Bus Pin 26 (TERMPWR) is
connected to ground.
Reference
Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-3/60 Workstation,
800-1987.

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CPU-31

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-3/60LE
501-1378
4MB wlo Mono

P3

I

@

I

-=:! Ethernet

3V

Fuse (J3....
9...
) _ _ _ _ _ _--,

Battery

23

12MB (1 MB SIMMS)
aMB (1MB SIMMS)
4MB (256KB SIMMS)

JaDD

11111111
1

15

3MB (256KB SIMMS)
2MB (256KB SIMMS)

ID PROM
U224 (120)

1MB (256KB SIMMS)

IIIiI

SIMM Configuration

S
I
M
M
N
U
M
B
E
R

D

BB

U3DD (Ka)

IBOOTl
~

P4A

Exploded Viewof JaDD
1_ 4MB
12MB

EXTXVR

Keyboard
Fuse (K1)

-=:!
JKE'YBQi;;,O'...............
E~T
MOUSE
LEOs N/O BNC

uu

7-0

CPU-32

StO-B

StO-A

SCSI
50-Pin 00-50SA

,

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CONFIGURATIONS

501-1378
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTINGS

J800

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
13-14
13-14
15-16

In
In
In/Out
In/Out
In/Out
In/Out
Out
In
Out
In/Out

DESCRIPTION

Select 8MB
Select more than 8MB
Not connected
Not connected
Not connected
Not connected
Ethernet auto select
Select Ethernet
Select Thin Ethernet
Not connected

Notes
1. Memory slots 0 to 15 use 256KB SIMM module, 501-1349.
2. Memory slots 16 to 23 use 1MB SIMM module, 501-1346.
3. The maximum amount of memory is 12MB.
Reference
Hardware READ ME FIRST for the Sun-3/60 and Sun-3/60LE Systems,
800-3065.

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CPU-33

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-3/80
>501-1401-10

501-1401 501-1650

4MB

4MB

4MB

FCC-AIVCCI-1

FCC-AIVCCI-1

1I·· .. UII

111
FLOPPY

DISK

m~

DISK

DISK PWR

P4 CONNECTOR

FLOPPY
POWER

POWER
SUPPLY

U0900
U0700
U0803
U0603
U0901 I
U0701 I
U0804 I
U0604 I

BANK
3
1
2
0
3
1
2
0

DATA
7-0
7-0
7-0
7-0
15-8
15-8
15-8
15-8

BANK
3
1
2
0
3
1
2
0

~
~

DATA
23-16
23-16
23-16
23-16
31-24
31-24
31-24
31-24

J1000 I ~

J043

U0204
(J3 CO)

J044

311 11

0 0 (F1500)

3

~2

1 3

I

BOOT PROM

I

L..._ _ _- - - ' .

Fuse

(F0400)

RS423

J045

J1804

50-Pin SCSI-2

11,,,,,1 1!20

U0205
(J7 B3)

SCSI • • Ethernet

1EffiE

8
Keyboard

Fuses
(F1400)

U0902
U0702
U0805
U0605
U0903
U0703
U0806
U0606

ETHERNET

PORT B

PORT A

r ~
3

I

PARALLEL PORT
KEYBOARD!
MOUSE

Power: 4.6 Amps @ +5Vdc
23.0 Watts
Notes
1. This board uses 1MB SIMM module, 501-1408.
2. SIMM modules must be installed in 1 bank increments.
3. SCSI port, Pin 38, is fused (F1400) with 1.5A Fuse, 150-1383.
4. F0400 and F1500 use 2A Fuses, 150-1174.
5. CPU boards ~501-1401-07 do not meet the P4 Bus specifications.
6. This board uses SCSI terminator assembly, 150-1537.

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501-1401 501-1650
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

J1000
J020
J020
J043
J044
J043
J044
J045
J045

1-2
1-2
2-3
2-3
1-2
1-2
2-3
1-2
2-3

Out
In"
Out
In"
In"
In
In
Out
In"

Watchdog reset (test only)
20 MHz 68882 clock
40 MHz 68882 clock
RS-232, Ports A and B
RS-232, Ports A and B
RS-423, Ports A and B
RS-423, Ports A and B
Enable transmit data to mouse
GND transmit data to mouse

"Factory Setting

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CPU-35

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun 3004 CPU
Sun-3/75/140/150/160/180

501-1074 501-1094 501-1163 501-1164
2MB

4MB

4MB

2MB

P2

P1

P3

8

J300_ 15

2

=
=
=

J2700
J2701
1 J2702
J2703

=
=

-=1 D

J400_7

J2505
Jl00
J3102
J3101

=
=
Jl00l

B
-

D

-~
Ethernet
Fuse

(E34)

I"OOf~ro
PROM

-

Ip~~MII~~~

=

J1201 _
J1200
J2502 2 1

D
,

ETHERNET

_ J2503
2-1 J2501

Keyboard
L>
Fuse (A 10).-

O~7 D~GURSTViDEo
NORM

Do
D,
D

J2301

KEYBOARD
MOUSE

SIO A

SIO B

Notes
1. CPU EPROM 1.8 or greater is required to load SunO 1/4"
distribution tapes in QIC-24 format.
2. CPU EPROM 2.6 or greater is required to load SunO 1/4"
distribution tapes in QIC-24 format from a Sun-2 Shoebox.
3. CPU EPROM 2.6 or greater is required for the Xylogics 7053 disk
controller.
4. To install with a VME 32-bit data device (MCP, ALM-2, SCA, HSI,
Xylogics 7053, SCSI-3, or TAAC-1), the CPU revision must be
501-1094-22,501-1074-22,501-1163-09,501-1164-09, or
greater.

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501-1074 501-1094 501-1163 501-1164
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J300

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

Not used
In
In
In
In
In
In
In

J400

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

In
Out
Out
In

Enable
Enable
Enable
Enable

J1001
J1201
J1200

1-2
5-6
3-4

Enable SCC clock
If 27512 Boot PROM
If 27256 Boot PROM

J2502
J2301
J2503

1-2
1-2
1-2

In
In
Out
In
In
Out

J2501
J2700
J2701
J2702
J2703
J3101
J3102
J100
J2505

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

Power
2MB

4MB

In
Out
In
Out
In
In
In
Out
In
Out

DESCRIPTION

Not used
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt

level
level
level
level
level
level
level

1
2
3
4
5
6
7

16.67MHz CPU clock
12.5MHz CPU clock
12.5MHz FFP clock
16.67MHz FFP clock

Enable VME clock
Enable Video clock
VCC - Pin 7 on Ethernet
Enable Ethernet ClK
Enable VME request only
Enable VME request/arbiter
Enable VME reset slave
Enable VME reset master
2MB CPU
4MB CPU
Cache disable
level 1 Ethernet transceiver
level 2 Ethernet transceiver

14.6 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.8 Amps @ -5Vdc
n.2 Watts
15.2 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.8 Amps @ -5Vdc
80.2 Watts

Reference: Sun 3004 CPU Board Configuration Procedures. 813-2047.

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CPU-3?

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun 3004 CPU
Sun-3/140/150/160/180
501-1208
4MB
Pl

P2

r

P3

I

I

I

8

J2700
J300 -15 J2701 =
J2702=
=
J2703

-

5

2-1

-D

J400 =8
-1

J2505
Jl00 =
J3102=
J3101

-

Jl00l

EJ

B
U1200
(C5)

BOOT
PROM

J1201~

J1200 =
J2502 2 1

10

D
~~~:r7~~)
•

0

1~!.II~r~

Do
D D

J2301

- J2503
rl J2501
Keyboard
Fuse •
(A16)

0

SIOA

Notes
1. CPU EPROM 1.8 or greater
distribution tapes in QIC-24
2. CPU EPROM 2.6 or greater
distribution tapes in QIC-24
3. CPU EPROM 2.6 or greater
controller.

CPU-38

SIO B

~,

is required to load SunO 1/4"
format.
is required to load SunO 1/4"
format from a Sun-2 Shoebox.
is required for the Xylogics 7053 disk

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501-1208
Jumper Settings
DESCRIPTION

JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J300

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

In/Out
In
In
In
In
In
In
In

Not used
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt

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

In
Out
Out
In
In
In
Out
In
In
Out
In
Out
In
Out
In
In
In
Out
In/Out

Enable 16.67MHz CPU clock
Enable 12.5MHz CPU clock
Enable 12.5MHz FFP clock
Enable 16.67MHz FFP clock
Enable SCC clock
If 27512 Boot PROM
If 27256 Boot PROM
Enable VME clock
Enable Video clock
Level 1/2
Enable Ethernet clock
Enable VME request only
Enable VME request/arbiter
Enable VME reset slave
Enable VME reset master
2MB CPU
4MB CPU
Cache disable
Not Used

J400

J1001
J1201
J1200
J2502
J2301
J2503
J2501
J2700
J2701
J2702
J2703
J3101
J3102
J100
J2505

level
level
level
level
level
level
level

1
2
3
4
5
5
6

Power: 15.2 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.8 Amps @ -5Vdc
80.2 Watts

Note: This board may fail with non-Sun supplied boards. Use
501-1208-05 or greater

Reference: Sun 3004 CPU Board Configuration Procedures. 813-2047.

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CPU-39

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-3/110
501-1134 501-1209
I

4MB-----J

P1

--=

P3

P2

8

J2502- 1
=15

J300

1

=
=

J2700
J2702
J2701
J2703
J100 J400

=

o

B
mOlD
=1

is

IS8881

1.1 xtall
Jl00l

see

see

8530

8530

[JJJJ[[]ir
[JJJJ[JJJJ
[JJJJ[JJJJ
[JJJJ[JJJJ

::::: 81 e:~ li. ·i
-

J2501
J2503

IF;

."w.

=

DOD.

?ROM

U1409

(812)

000

1 Ethernet Keyboard
Fuse (AS) Fuse (A 12)

-=:l

J1700

-=:l

ETHERNET
0 LEDs 7 KEYBOARD
DIAG·MOUSE
NORM

SIO A

SIO B
G

B

R

S

Power: 14.7 Amps @ +5Vdc
4.1 Amps @ -5Vdc
0.15 Amps @ +12Vdc
96.6 Watts

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501-1134 501-1209
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

J100
J300

J400
J1001
J1200
J1201
J1700

1-2
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2

Out
In/Out
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
Out
In
In

Cache disable
Not Used
P1 interrupt request 1
P1 interrupt request 2
P1 interrupt request 3
P1 interrupt request 4
P1 interrupt request 5
P1 interrupt request 6
P1 interrupt request 7
Enable main clock
Enable SCC clock
Sel 256KB PROM
Sel 512KB PROM
Video ClK 92.94MHz

J2500

1-2

J2501
J2502
J2503

1-2
1-2
1-2

In
Out
In
In
No Pins

J2700
J2701
J2702
J2703
J3100

1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2

Out
In
Out
In
Out

level 1 Ethernet
level 2 Ethernet
Enable Ethernet clock
P1 system clock
+ 5 VDC to pin 7 on
Ethernet connector
P1 BG3 in
Bus arbiterlrequester
VME cntrl buff RST In
System reset
Disable onboard memo

Notes
1. When this board is installed with a VME 32-bit data device (MCP.
HSI. ALM-2. SCA. or SCSI 3). use 501-1134-06 or greater.
2. CPU revisions lower than 501-1134-07. Rev. 50. may fail vid3.diag
or video3.exec.
Reference
Sun 501-1134 CPU Board Configuration Procedures. 812-2013.

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CPU-41

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun 3200 CPU
Sun-3/260/280

501-1100 501-1206
10MB
P1

J2600

P2

I
1
J25001111

I
P3

8

~D

Do
J300

1 J1 00

1

111111111 I 11II
J500
1

II

I ~dEO~
_:"'_ "

J2000

J200
10

D
§

y~~~8

BOOT
PROM

--

J2401
1-

SIO A

SIO B

ETHERNET
KEYBOARD/ LEOs
RESET NORM
MOUSE
07
DIAG/

Power: 22.5 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.6 Amps @ -5Vdc
115.6 Watts
Note: CPU EPROM 2.6 or greater is required for the Xylogics 7053
disk controller.

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CONFIGURATIONS

501-1100 501-1206
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J100

1-2

Out

Cache Disable for the 68020

J200

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
1-2
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

In/Out
In
Out
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
Out

Not used
CPU ClK at 25.00MHz
FPP ClK at 25.00MHz
FPP ClK at 20.00MHz
P2 Bus enable (501-1100 only)
VME IR01
VME IR02
VME IR03
VME IR04
VME IR05
VME IR06
VME IR07
Not used

J2000

1-2
3-4

J2401

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

In
Out
In
Out
Out
In
In
Out
Out
In
In

J300
J500

J2500

J2600

DESCRIPTION

Selects 27512 Boot PROM
Selects 27256 Boot PROM
ETH ClK
+5 VDC to pin 7 ETH conn
level 2 (In for level 1)
SCC ClK (1206 only) *
CPU is VME arbiter/requester
CPU is VME requester only
CPU is VME reset slave
CPU is VME reset master
VME ClK at 16.00MHz

'Null on 501-1100
Notes
1. Two control-Gs ring the keyboard bell with EPROM 2.1. The bell
stays ON until the system is reset.
2. When this board is installed with an IPC, use 501-1100-08,
501-1206-06, or greater.
Reference
Sun 501-1206 CPU Board Configuration Procedures, 813-2017.

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CONFIGURATIONS

Sun 3400 CPU
Sun-3/460/470/480
501-1299 501-1550
' - - - - - - OMB---..J
PI

P3

P2

av:::v
J2100
J2000

P2 MEZZ

=
-=
1

-1

J100

=

J400

11111111
1
P4 Connector

J200

I
1

Ethernet
Fuse

F2500 -=:J

RESET
NORMI
DIAG

ETHERNET

J2501

1111

Keybd/Mouse
Fuse

D
U

U1712

(B34)

-=:J FIBOO

1

SIOA

SlOB

Notes
1. To use with the 8MB Memory board and the FPA board, or the
FPA+ board, the memory board revision must be ? 501-1102-11.
2. This CPU is not compatible with the 501-1254 32MB Memory board.
3. The CPU must be > 501-1550-10 to use with the Sun Link Channel
Adapter.
-

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501-1299 501-1550
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

1-2
J100
Out
Enable 68030 cache
3-4
J100
Out
Enable 68030 MMU
1-2
J200
In
Enable 68030 clock
J200
3-4
In/Out Not Used
J200
5-6 In/Out Not Used
J200
7-8
In
Enable 50ns clock
1-2
Enable VME interrupt level 1
J400
In
3-4
Enable VME interrupt level 2
J400
In
J400
5-6
In
Enable VME interrupt level 3
7-8
J400
In
Enable VME interrupt level 4
In
J400 9-10
Enable VME interrupt level 5
In
J400 11-12
Enable VME interrupt level 6
J400 13-14
In
Enable VME interrupt level 7
J400 15-16 In/Out Not Used
J2000 1-2
Out
IN=Enable VME requester
J2000 3-4
In
Enable VME arbiter
J2000 5-6
IN=VME-generated VME reset
Out
J2000 7-8
In
CPU-generated VME reset
J2100 1-2
In
Enable VME system clock
J2100 3-4
In
Enable Round Robin arbiter
1-2
J2501
In
Enable Ethernet clock
J2501
3-4
In/Out Not Used
J2501
5-6
Out* Select level 2 Ethernet
J2501
5-6
In
Select level 1 Ethernet
7-8
J2501
In/Out Not Used
• Factory setting
Power: 24.5 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.3 Amps @ +12Vdc
126.0 Watts

Reference: Sun 3400 CPU Board Configuration Manual, 813-2055.

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CPU-45

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun386i/150
501-1241 501-1414
VOLTAGE TEST POINTS
+5 GND

0

1:D'O !: "'"
BOOT
PROM

x X

T

T

X
T

X
T

A
T

A
T

T

7

6

5

TODI
Ethernet
NVRAM ID • Fuse (A 10)
U603
PROM

SCSI~

8

Fuse
(E10)

A

O"B-,

49

Supply

FLOPPY

4

3 2

1

1

432 1

Floppy!Disk Pwr
12
Fan Power

1l!!JI

11_
I!J

DP

I~

EJ
SPEAKER

~

=

@ID 0

CPU
JUMPERS a..Q2j 1
@ID 2

EJ

Front
Panel
LED
Power

FPU
80387

1

1

Note: CPU EPROM 4.4 or greater is required for use with the 501-1433
Low-Res Mono Frame Buffer board.

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501-1241 501-1414
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

0
Out
In
Out
In

1

Out
Out
Out
Out

2
Out
Out
In
In

FUNCTION

FUNCTION

Normal Mode
Diagnostic Mode
Manufacturing Mode
Bypass Mode

DESCRIPTION

Normal Mode

Self-Test is executed. Memory tested
is determined by NVRAM setting.
Diagnostic Mode Self-Test is executed. All memory is
tested. Status information is directed
to the serial port until all video hardware
is successfully tested.
Manufacturing
Mode

Diagnostic mode runs in a continuous
loop.

Bypass Mode

Bypasses most of the Self-Test.

Power: 5.8 Amps @ +5Vdc
28.0 Watts
Notes
1. The serial port uses a male connector.
2. The Ethernet and SCSI fuses are 1 Amp subminiature fuses. Sun
part number. 140-1027-01.
3. CPU. 501-1241-04 Rev. 01. 501-1414-01 Rev. A. or greater is
required for use with Dynamic Memory boards. 501-1394.
501-1441. and 501-1423.
4. The board is set for Ethernet Level 2. Level 1 is NOT selectable.
Reference: Sun386i Field Service Manual. 814-0002.

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CPU-47

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun386i/250
501-1324 501-1413
VOLTAGE TEST POINTS
+5 GND

0

BOOT
PROM

x

T

X
T

X

T

TOO/
Ethernet
NVRAM 10 • Fuse (A 10)
U603
PROM

~~g~D"D

X

T

i':

"'OJ

SCSI

SCSI~

8
A
T

A
T

A
T

7

6

5

Fuse
(El0)

49

~~B-

Supply

FLOPPY

4

3 2

1

1

4321

II···~I
Floppy/Disk Pwr
12
Fan Power (!!J

I I

EJ
Ii
SPEAKER

@IDD;
CPU
JUMPERS

r;v;'I

L22I 1
@ID 2

il~

Front
Panel
LED
Power

I8038,1 IM3871
FPU

Note: CPU EPROM 4.4 or greater is required for use with the 501-1433
Low-Res Mono Frame Buffer board.

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CONFIGURATIONS

501-1324 501-1413
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

0
Out
In
Out
In

1
Out
Out
Out
Out

2
Out
Out
In
In

FUNCTION

Normal Mode

FUNCTION

Normal Mode
Diagnostic Mode
Manufacturing Mode
Bypass Mode

DESCRIPTION

Self-Test is executed. Memory tested
is determined by NVRAM setting.

Diagnostic Mode Self-Test is executed. All memory is
tested. Status information is directed
to the serial port until all video hardware
is successfully tested.
Manufacturing
Mode

Diagnostic mode runs in a continuous
loop.

Bypass Mode

Bypasses most of the Self-Test.

Power: 5.8 Amps @ +5Vdc
29.0 Watts

Notes
1. The
2. The
part
3. The

serial port uses a male connector.
Ethernet and SCSI fuses are 1 Amp subminiature fuses, Sun
number, 140-1027-01.
board is set for Ethernet Level 2. Level 1 is NOT selectable.

Reference: Sun386i Field Service Manual,814-0002.

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CPU-49

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CONFIGURATIONS

Sun-3/E
501-8028
4MB

_Jl00
-JaOl

--13

CJCJ
CJCJ
CJCJ
CJCJ
CJCJ
CJC=:J
CJCJ
CJCJ
CJCJ

CJ
CJ
CJ
C=:J
C=:J
C=:J
C=:J
CJ
C=:J

EJ
1

JaOO

-1

0'"

DIAG

0 , NORM

SERIAL
PORT A

1

7

= J300

3"l

68881

RESET
DIAGINORM

1

1111

SERIAL
PORT B

ID PROM
U224
(A7)

J500
J501

3 1

KEYBOARD
MOUSE

8

FUSEO

8"'""
(el)

BOOT
PROM

Power: 8.1 Amps @ +5 Vdc
0.25 Amps @ +12 Vdc
0.12 Amps @ -12 Vdc
45.0 Watts

Note: The fuse is not field replaceable.

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501-8028
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

J100
J801
J300
J300
J300
J300
J300
J300
J300
J500
J500
J501
J501
J800
J800
J800
J800

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

1-2
In/Out Not used
1-2
In
VME system clock driver
1-2
In
Enable VME interrupt level 1
3-4
In
Enable VME interrupt level 2
5-6
In
Enable VME interrupt level 3
7-8
In
Enable VME interrupt level 4
9-10
In
Enable VME interrupt level 5
11-12
In
Enable VME interrupt level 6
13-14
In
Enable VME interrupt level 7
1-2
In
CPU can reset other VME boards
2-3
Out
Other VME boards can reset CPU
1-2
In
CPU is the daisY chain driver
2-3
Out CPU is not the daisy chain driver
1-2
In/Out Not used
3-4
In
VMEbus arbiter
5-6
In
Enable video board interrupt
7-8
In
Respond as a VMEbus slave

Technical Volume I

CPU-51

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

Sun-4/20
501-1627 501-1680 501-1720
8MB

8MB

OMB

501-1748 501-1776 501-1777
OMB

I II
CACHE

OMB

8MB

BUFFER

g~EOS

I

~IG

DI)

U0601

Jld III IR l I a I§B ~ aI~

U0602

1/0 Board Connectors

001\

AUDIO

KEYBOARD

CPU-52

JII'

SERIAL PORT AlB

7\1
SCSI

c=J
ETHERNET

50-Pin SCSI-2

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

501-1627 501-1680 501-1720
501-1748 501-1776 501-1777
Notes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

This board uses 4MB SIMM, 501-1676 or 501-1698.
Install the first 4MB SIMM in U0502.
Fuses F0901 and F1101 are non-replaceable PTC devices.
The minimum operating system is SunOS 4.0.3c.
CPU boards with the 53C90A SCSI Controller require a patch to
operate under SunOS 4.0.3c.

Reference: SPARCstation SLC Installation & Repair Guide, 814-5039.

Technical Volume I

CPU-53

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Sun-4/40
501-1689 501-1690 501-1835
8MB

OMB

8MB

FCC-BIVCCI-2

DISK

BANK

IS
U0587 Is

BYTE

DATA

:?I
0
23-16 ~I
U0586 ~1?:i:=~0==~2===?lS§::_#8=::?51
U0585 IS 0
3
7-0
~I
U0588

0

0

31-24

U0584
U0591
U0590
U0589
U0681
U0682

BOOT PROM
U0902 (GAl

U0603
U0600

SBus

BANK

BYTE

DATA

1

0

31-24

Is
Is
Is
Is
Is
Is
IS
Is

23-16

1

2

2

lS-8

3

7-0

0

31-24
23-16

2
2

2

lS-8

2

3

7-0

~I
~I
~I
~I
~I
~I
~I

~I

SBus Slot 2

Slot 1

J1004

ICA~ II I [fi]

NVRAM/TODIID
U0901 (FB)

BUFFER

00
00
00

SAX

Ethernet Fuse
(FOB021

~~

J0961 J0960
1 ~~ 1 RS423 1&2
3003 RS232 2&3

SCSI Fuse
(FOBOll

SO-PIn SCSI-2 ETHERNET

..::::J
PORT A PORT B

I ~ITEK I
Kbd/Mouse Fuse
(F0901)
VIDEO

KEYB~ARDI

AUDIO

MOUSE

CPU-54

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

501-1689 501-1690 501-1835
Notes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

The Sun-4/40 uses 1MB SIMM module, 501-1697.
The Sun-4/40 uses 4MB SIMM module, 501-1625.
All fuses are 2A part number 150-1174.
The minimum operating system is SunOS 4.0.3c.
SCSI bus errors may occur when multiple SCSI devices are used
with CPU boards below 501-1689-06.
6. CPU boards below 501-1689-07 fail SunDiag Floppy Drive testing.
7. CPU boards with the 53C90A SCSI Controller require a patch to
operate under SunOS 4.0.3c.
Reference: SPARCstation IPC Field Service Manual, 800-5038.

Technical Volume I

CPU-55

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Sun-4/60
<501-1382-12 >501-1382-13 >501-1382-14
8MB w FPU
FCC-AIVCCI-l

8MB w FPU

4MB w/o FPU

501-1629
>501-1629-14
4MB w FPU
4MB w FPU
FCC-AIVCCI-l

1Uf!mJ
FLOPPY
LED/1

U
l!:::::::===::::!.11II U" ··Ul!:::U======.1

Ill! "...,"

DISK

DISK PWR

DISK

100001

FLOPPY
POWER

1

7

POWER
SUPPLY

UD588
UD587
UD586

g
g
g

BANK

BYTE

DATA

0

0

31-24

0

1

23-16

:;;1
:;;1

BANK

BYTE

DATA

2

0

31-24

0

2

15-8

:;;1

UD584II;:
UD591 I;:
UD59D II;:

UD585It::
UD678
UD676

0

3

7-0

:;;1

UD589II;:

1

0

31-24

~I
~I

UD682 I I;:
UD681 I I;:

3

UD683It::
UD677

1

2

15-8

:;;1

UD68D II;:

3

2

15-8

1

3

7-0

:;;1

UD679lS

3

3

7-0

g
g
g

I

23-16

SBu5 Slot 1

NVRAM
TOD/ID
U089 (CD)

1

2

15-8

:;;1

3

7-0

:?I

0

31-24

~I

2

3

23-16 :;;1

II

SBus Slot 2

DO I

SBU5 Slot 3
Slave only

BOOT
PROM
U0837
(CE)

-=:J

SCSI Fuse
(U2)
Ethernet Fuse
(F071)

50-Pin SCSI-2 ETHERNET

CPU

c..
PORT A

PORT B

~I
~I

I
SAX

SPARC

-=:J

:;;1

23-16 :;;1

Ir::l
L.=J

Kbd/Mouse Fuse
(F082)

I
AUDIO I
HEAD
KEYBOARDI
MOUSE
PHONE

Power: 8MB Board with 1MB SIMMs
2.4 Amps @ +5Vdc
16.1 Watts

CPU-56

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

501-1382 501-1629
Notes
1. The Sun-4/60 uses 1MB SIMM module, 501-1408.
2. The Sun-4/60 uses 4MB SIMM module, 501-1625.
3. All fuses are 2A part number, 150-1174.
4.. The minimum operating system is SunOS 4.0.3c.
5. CPU 501-1382-08 or greater or 501-1629-10 or greater is
required for use with Sun Common LISP, AutoCAD. Cobol, and
SunOS 4.1.
6. SPARC IU 100-1808-02 or greater is required for use with Sun
Common LISP, AutoCAD, Cobol, and SunOS 4.1.
7. Power on systems with CPU boards 501-1382-10 or lower, or
501-1629-10, before turning on external disk drive units.
8. A Load Board, 501-1667, must be installed in systems without a
disk drive and SBus cards.
Reference: SPARCstation 1 Installation Guide, 800-4036.

Technical Volume I

CPU-57

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

Sun-4/65
501-1632
8MB w FPU

'rr====-===i1 11-- ..II FrU::=:::::::i!-=====:::;;-,
1"

DISK PWR

DISK

U0588 Is
U0587 Is
U0586Is
U0585I?:
U0678Is
U0676
U0683 Is
U0677 Is

IS

BANK

BYTE

DATA

0

0

31-24

0

1

23-16

0

2

15-8

0

3

7-0

1

0

31-24

1

23-16

1

2

15-8

1

3

7-0

SBus Slot 1

I I

NVRAM
TODIID
U089 (CD)

-=:J
-=:J

21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21

DISK

BANK

BYTE

DATA

2

0

31-24

U0584Is
U0591 Is
U0590 Is
U0589Is
U0682 I s
U0681 Is
U0680 Is
U0679Is

23-16
2

3

0

31-24
23-16

3

7-0

15-8

3
3

DO

SBus Slot 3
Slave only

00

SAX

ISPARCI
CPU

c:.
PORT A

PORT B

J~
[fi]
00
00

BOOT
PROM
U0837
(CE)

SCSI Fuse
(U2)
Ethernet Fuse
(F071)

50-Pin SCSI-2 ETHERNET

15-8

7-0

3

II

SBus Slot 2

2

3

21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21

q
L=.J

Kbd/Mouse Fuse
(F082)

I
AUDIO
KEYBOARDI
MOUSE

Power: 8MB Board with 1MB SIMMs
2.4 Amps @ +5Vdc
16,1 Watts

CPU-58

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

501-1632
Notes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

The Sun-4/65 uses 1MB SIMM, 501-1408.
The Sun-4/65 uses 4MB SIMM, 501-1625.
The minimum operating system is SunOS 4.0.3c.
All fuses are 2A part number, 150-1174.
Load Board, 501-1667, must be installed in systems without a disk
drive and SBus cards.

Reference: SPARCstation 1+ Installation Guide, 800-4784.

Technical Volume I

CPU-59

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

Sun-4!75
501-1638 501-1744
16MB

I

OMB

UlooooIU1

1111 . . . . 11111
DISK2 SCSI

"0"'"'
POWER
SUPPLY

~

U03171~
U03151~
U03081~

BANK

BYTE

DATA

3

2

IS-6
IS-8

2

IS-8

1

BANK

~I
~I
~I
~I
~I
~I

0

2

IS-8

3

3

7-0

2

3

7-0

1

3

7-0

:;!I

0

3

7-0

~I

SBus Slot 1

1 I

u03071?:
~w~py U03161?:
U0320!?:
U0321I?:

U03221~

0~
[iJ]
00

00

SAX

GND2g
NVRAM/TOD/ID

I

U0901 (FB)

'''ih"
SO-Pin SCSI-2

ETHERNET

U03181~
U0314I?:
U0310 I~
U03091i!:
U0319I?:
U03131 C;
U0312II!:
U0311 I?:

SBus Slot 2

J0705

DISK 1 SCSI

DISK2
PWR

CEO>
SPEAKER

I

DISK 1
PWR

BYTE

DATA

3

23-26

2

23-26

0

23-26

23-26

3

0

31-24

2

0

31-24

0

31-24

0

31-24

0

:;!I
~I
:;!I
~I
~I
~I
:;!I
~I

0

IGND~

SBus Slot 3

I

DD
0
~~~~ ~~~)M

",o,g

PORT A

D

PORT B

I

AUDIO

KEYBOARD

Notes
1. The Sun 4/75 CPU uses 4MB SIMM, 50t-1739.
2. The minimum operating system is SunOS 4.1.1.
Reference: SPARCstation 2 Installation Guide, 800-5035.

CPU-60

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

Sun 4100 CPU
Sun 4/11 0/150

501-1199 501-1237 501-1462 501-1463
501-1512 501-1513 501-1514 501-1515
8MB w/o FPC

8MB

w FPC

16MB w/o FPC

16MB

w FPC

501-1464 501-1465
501-1516 501-1517
32MB w/o FPC

32MB

Pl

•

w FPC
P3

P2

BOOT PROMs
U604 U603 U602 U601

SIMMS

U1515

rfl []JS3 rfl
1=W
W rfl
W

J600

U1615
• • • • • •

.................

. ····················.i···· .

: 2==::::2=

(K29) (K29) (L29) (M29)

ltmii§§ii8 .1
:.g::::::::::::Z2 :

P2101 •

-

J900

1=-

J400

8

i:.IllUill1
i i 1~~EE§~g i:: ::::
. ... ..... .: : ==:::::=: :
U1500

D
I
GI

iii

J1900 J19;::.::O:..:..1___- - - . , .

U1600

~ I ~I

I

P4 Connector

Jl011-2

3 4
Jl001:2

I

VJ~3

TAG

IU

_

~M~

-

VJMP5

VJM~6

I

.

v.;~~:k

FPU

I

VJMP8

J1700

I

I

I

VJMP9

(U201)

MONGO

tl

(M9)

I 11111111

Weitek
1165
(U202)

~8bfOM Iftt~ti~~

J700

VJMP2

-

J1000

•

J800.
J18001

• Fl000

o Keyboard Fuse (C2)

VJMP7 J1701
•
•

F1800

D Ethernet Fuse (F2)

KEYBOARDI 7 ~sO NORM ETHERNET
MOUSE
DIAG

SIO B

SIO A

SCSI

WD
SW

Power: with FPU
13.8 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.1 Amps @ -5Vdc
69.5 Watts

Technical Volume I

CPU-51

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Sun 4100 CPU
Sun-4/11 0/150
501-1656 501-1657 501-1658 501-1659
8MB w FPC

8MB w/o FPC

16MB w FPC

16MB w/o FPC

501-1660 501-1661
32MB w FPC

32MB w/o FPC
PI

P2

P3
BOOT PROMs

SIMMS

U1515

P2101 _
J600 1=

U1615

: ;;:;::;:;::::;;;;

:

Urn~04 Urn~03 Urn~02 Urn~OI
~

~

~

!11=i§§§II.! 11

e
J900 I

00

•

............................... 1IJ1400

......................
.............
..
.
.....................
.....

i ••..i/

................... . .•. ......

Weitek
1165
(U202)

Weitek
1164
(U201)

!

•
•..•. . . . . . . . •. ... ....•....... . . 1i J1300
......•.........•...•......... !

. \

J1900 1=
J1901 1=

U1600

U1500 Jl00 a=~

_

~

4
2
1
(K31) (K31) (L31) (M31)

D

J800-

I

P4 Connector

Jl000

I

J700

~8brOM 1t;'PMt;:lI

1-

;

(M10)

I Jl01

GI

EJ

MONGol

J1700

I

J180011 J1701

• F1800
B2)

D Ethernet Fuse G2)
SIO B

SIOA

SCSI

WD
SW

Power: with FPU
13.8 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.1 Amps @ -5Vdc
69.5 Watts

CPU-52

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

501-1199
501-1465
501-1514
501-1656

501-1237
501-1465
501-1515
501-1657
501-1660

501-1463
501-1513
501-1517
501-1659

501-1462
501-1512
501-1516
501-1658
501-1661

Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETIING

DESCRIPTION

J101
J600
J600

1-2
1-2
3-4

In
In
Out

J700
J700

1-2
3-4

In
In

J700
J700
J700
J700
J700
J700

5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

In
In
In
In
In
In

J800
J900

1-2
1-2

Out
Out

Force reset
In=Shorts 3V battery

J1000

1-2

In

Enable UART clock

J1700
J1701

1-2
1-2

In
Out

Enable Ethernet Clock
Ethernet level 2 (In = level 1)

J1800
J1800
J1800
J1900
J1900

1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
3-4

Out
Out
In
Out
In

Auto sense Ethernet'
Force Thin Ethernet
Force Thick Ethernet
CPU is VME requester only
CPU is VME requester

J1901
J1901

1-2
3-4

Out
In

CPU is VME reset slave
CPU is VME reset master

P2101

1-2

In

Enable VME system clock

Enable 57.1 MHz clock
27512 Boot PROM
27256 Boot PROM
VME interrupt level 1
VME interrupt level 2
VME interrupt level 3
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
VME interrupt
Not used

level
level
level
level

4
5
6
7

'Factory setting. Requires greater than 30 milliamps on +12V return for
auto sense feature to operate. (example. DEC DELNI).
Notes
1.501-1199 must be >501-1199-11 and 501-1237 must be
~501-1237-11 to use with the Type-4 keyboard.
2. The 501-1384 FPU2 is supported only on CPU boards 501-1512.
501-1514. 501-1516. 501-1656. 501-1658. and 501-1660.
Reference: Sun 4100 Board Set Configuration Procedures. 813-2049.

Technical Volume I

CPU-53

CONFIGURATIONS

501-1199
501-1465
501-1514
501-1656

12/90

501-1237
501-1465
501-1515
501-1657
501-1660

501-1462
501-1512
501-1516
501-1658
501-1661

501-1463
501-1513
501-1517
501-1659

Jumper Settings - Continued
Cache Line. J100
MEMORY SIZE

8MB

16MB

20MB

SIMM SIZE

256K

1MB

1MB/256K

32MB
1MB

Pin 1-2
Pin 3-4

In
Out

Out
In

In
Out

Out
In

Memory Strobe Configuration. J400
MEMORY SIZE

8MB

16MB

20MB

32MB

Pin 1-2
Pin 3-4

Out
In

In
Out

In
In

Pin 5-6

In

In

Out
Out
In

Out

SIMM Addressing Mode. J1300
SIMM
TYPE

MEMORY
SIZE

8MB

16MB

20MB

32MB

256K

1MB

1MB/256K

1MB

Same"
Different"
256K

Pin 1-2
Pin 3-4
Pin 5-6

In
Out
In

Out
In
Out

Out
In
In

In
Out
Out

1 M
2M

Pin 7-8
Pin 9-10

Out
Out

In
Out

Out
Out

In
Out

11-12
In
13-14
Out
15-16
Out
Mode. J1400

In
Out
Out

In
Out
Out

Out
In
Out

Pin
<32M
32M
Pin
Unused
Pin
SIMM Addressing
SIMM
TYPE

MEMORY
SIZE

8MB

16MB

20MB

32MB

256K

1MB

1MB/256K

1MB

Same"
Different"
256K

Pin 1-2
Pin 3-4
Pin 5-6

In
Out
In

Out
In
Out

Out
In
Out

In
Out
Out

1 M
2M

Pin 7-8
Pin 9-10

Out
Out

In
Out

In
Out

In
Out

Pin
<32M
32M
Pin
Pin
Unused
" Same/Different

CPU-64

11-12
In
In
In
Out
In
13-14
Out
Out
Out
15-16
Out
Out
Out
Out
corresponds to sets of 256KB/1 MB DRAMS.

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Sun 4100 CPU
SIMM Memory Configurations

501-1314

501-1466

256KB SIMMs

1MB SIMMs

8MB

.'-=:
:===:.
U1516
256 Kb

U1616
256 Kb

U1500
256 Kb

,...?""'!",,,.-

U1600
256 Kb

.~

16MB
U1516
Empty

iiiiiiiiii ~

..: :::22::2:: :

U1500
256 Kb

: :::::

...

"'' '. :

U1600
1MB

: :ret:::;;;;;;: :

i:t:::::=::
EeilEiiae!:

: .:;;;;::;;;;:;; :

D

O l1li
U1500
mt

U1600
1MB

:::::::::zZ :

32MB

20MB
U1516
U1616
1MB
256 Kb
:.:::=::::::::::::::::::~

U1616
1MB

U1516
1MB

: :::::::::::::::: :

U1616
1MB

~

!95~Bi~~Bi! ~
: ::2::::;;:: :

::2::::::::

U1500
1MB

U1600
1MB

:..... ::;;:::: ::::::8::: :
!5!~~5~~!i! Liiiiiiiii!
: :::;:::::::: ::=:t::::!::::

Notes
1. The Sun 4100 CPU uses 256KB SIMM, 501-1314.
2. The Sun 4100 CPU uses 1MB SIMM, 501-1466.

Technical Volume I

CPU-65

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Sun 4200 CPU
Sun-4/260/280

501-1129*
PI

P2

I

I

P3

I

e

r

III

J2404 J2403 J2402

J2001
J2401
_
J2002=rn

5

1_

- m
-

0
7

5

=:r601

IU

SCAN TEST

~l
ill ~~,~,

1ill

~OM 81

~J~r2@}

o5

FPU

1111

/'-.

J304 J303

4

J2904 J2901

SIGNAL GENERATOR
TEST CONNECTOR

II

18
J8
Ethernet
Fuse (C29)

J29021
J2201.
J27011
SIO-A

S10-8

ETH

* Replaced with 501-1274.

CPU-66

u LeOS u

KEYBOARD!
7-0
RESET
NORM! MOUSE
DIAG

~

,

Do NOT use this board.

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

501-1129
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

J2701
J2003
J2201
J2901
J2902
J2904

1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2

Out
In
In
In
Out
Out

Debug jumper
Connect 3V battery
UART clock enable
Enable Ethernet clock
+5V to Ethernet tap
Null

J304
J303
J302
J301

1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2

In
In
In
Out

Enable
Enable
Enable
Enable

J601

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In

J2001
J2002
J2401

1-2
1-2
1-2

In
Out
Out

Select 27512 PROM
Select 27256 PROM
CPU is VME requestor only

J2402
J2403
J2404

1-2
1-2
1-2

In
Out
In

CPU is VME arb/req
CPU is reset slave
CPU is reset master

Null
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME

VME clock
16Mhz clock
46Mhz clock
External clock

interrupt
interrupt
interrupt
interrupt
interrupt
interrupt
interrupt

level
level
level
level
level
level
level

1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Reference: Sun 4200 Board Configuration Procedures, 813-2031.

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Sun 4200 CPU
Sun-4/260/280

501-1274

501-1491

501-1522

w FPC-6/4

w FPU-2
2-hi Backpanel

w FPC-6/4
2-hi Backpanel

P2'

Pl

P3

III
J2404 J2403 J2402

=rn

J0401

=

5 J2001
J2002 5 J2401
IJ2801

5
0
7

U200l
(Jl0)

IU

1
ro
n
BOOT
6
PROMsrn
U2003
(FlO)

U2004
(El0)

10 PROM

~cig~l

5
0
5

U2002
(Hl0)

J0304

I

rn

FPC

illJ0303
5
J0302
0
J0301
4

Itr·

[I

J2902

Ethernet
•
Fuse (C29) 0

I

-

J2003

SIO-A

18
IB
~

J2201

I

8

SIO-B

-

J2701

ETHERNET

U

7~

NORM
DIAG

Keyboard
C. Fuse (A26)

U

RESET

KEYBOARDI
MOUSE

~

,

Power: 17.2 Amps @ +SVdc
1.3 Amps @ -SVdc
0.4 Amps @ +12Vdc
98.0 Watts
Note: CPU EPROM 1.7 or greater is required for proper operation with
the Xylogics 70S3 disk controller.

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501-1274

501-1491

501-1522

Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J2701

1-2

Out

J2003

1-2

In

Connect 3V battery

J2201

1-2

In

SCC (UART) clock enable

J2902
J2904

1-2
1-2

Out
Out

Enet Level 2 (IN for level 1)
Null

J0304
J0303
J0302
J0301

1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2

In
In
In
Out

Enable VME clock
16 MHz clock enable
46.153 MHz clock enable
External clock clock

J2801

1-2

In

J0401
J0401
J0401
J0401
J0401
J0401
J0401
J0401

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

In/Out
In
In
In
In
In
In
In

J2001
J2002
J2401
J2402
J2403
J2404

1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2

In
Out
Out
In
Out
In

DESCRIPTION

Debug jumper

Enable system DVMA
Null
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME

interrupt
interrupt
interrupt
interrupt
interrupt
interrupt
interrupt

level
level
level
level
level
level
level

1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Select 27512 PROM
Select 27256 PROM
CPU is VME requester only
CPU is arbiterlrequester
CPU is reset slave
CPU is reset master

Notes
1. 501-1274 must be .?501-1274-12 to use with the Type-4 Keyboard.
2. 501-1274 must be .?501-1274-13 to use with the Xylogics 7053.
3. CPU EPROM 3.0 or greater is required when more than two 16MB
memory boards are used.

Reference: Sun-4200 CPU Board Configuration Procedures, 813-2031.

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Sun-4/31 0/330/350/360/370/380/390

501-1316

501-1742

8MB
w 1MB SIMMS

w 4MB SIMMS

32MB

P1

P2

P3
I

-

I

J2900
J2800
J2803
J2701

J3001

J2000

1111111 I

J2801

15

U1307

-

BYTE

1

3
2

U1306

J3101

I

BANK

B

U1305
J1900

J3100

CACHE
CONTROLLER

I

1

U1304

1

0

U1303

0

3

U1302

0

2

U1301
U1300

0

1

0

0

P4 CONNECTOR

I NVRAMI
TOO

J0900

..

I ~~1~\ I I (~~1J1\ I
J2101 J2100

CJ G
J0200

S3400
Ethernet J25~
Fuse
1 3
F3100

SCSI
Fuse

C. C.

'-----'
,

1 3

SIO 0 SIO C SIO B
ETHERNET

CPU-70

,,;!,2502

L-T_t_:_:4_7-1
J2400
KB/Mouse

I

10 PROM
U2202
(A4AS)

J23~ ~302 :::~ ~ I
,-,--,

~~~

50-Pin SCSI-2

Power: 17.5
0.2
0.2
45.0

III
1 5

@)
F3200

-I XTA~

SIO A

~-"""'''''II,
KEYOIAG
BOARD I LEOS NORM
MOUSE 0 - 7

Amps @ +5vdc
Amps @ +12vdc
Amps @ -12vdc
Watts

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501-1316 501-1742
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J0200
J0200
J0200
J0900
J1900
J1900
J2100
J2101
J2302
J2303
J2302
J2303
J2400
J2402
J2402
J2502
J2503
J2502
J2503
J2701
J2800
J2801
J2803
J2900
J3001
J3001
J3001
J3001
J3001
J3001
J3001
J3001
J3100
J3101

1-2
3-4
5-6
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
2-3
2-3
1-2
1-2
2-3
1-2
1-2
2-3
2-3
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
1-2
1-2

In
In
Out
In
In
Out
In
Out
In"
In"
In
In
In
Out
In
In"
In"
In
In
Out
In
In
Out
In
Out
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In

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DESCRIPTION
FPC normally low
FPC normally low
FPC normally high
Enable Sysclock
CPU has 4MB SIMMs
CPU has 1MB SIMMs
Enable 27512 EPROM
Enable 27256 EEPROM
Set Ports A.B for RS-232C, +/- 12V
Set Ports A,B for RS-232C, +/- 12V
Set Ports A,B for RS-423, +/- 5V
Set Ports A,B for RS-423, +/- 5V
Enable serial port clock
Keyboard set on transmit mouse
Keyboard set on ground
Set Ports C,D for RS-232C, +/- 12V
Set Ports C,D for RS-232C, +/- 12V
Set Ports C,D for RS-423, +/- 5V
Set Ports C,D for RS-423, +/- 5V
Disable VME loopback
Enable VME reset Out
Enable VME arbiter
Enable VME reset IN
Enable 16 Mhz clock to backplane
Not used
Enable VME interrupt level 1
Enable VME interrupt level 2
Enable VME interrupt level 3
Enable VME interrupt level 4
Enable VME interrupt level 5
Enable VME interrupt level 6
Enable VME interrupt level 7
Enable 32 Mhz clock
Enable 48 Mhz clock

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Sun 4300 CPU
Notes
1. The Sun 4300 CPU uses 1MB SIMM. 501-1544. or 501-1565.
2. The Sun 4300 CPU uses 4MB SIMM. 501-1682.
3. The Sun 4100 1MB SIMM. 501-1466. may be used in the Sun-4/310
and Sun-4/350 system upgrades.
4. F0300. F3100. and F3200 use 2 Amp Fuses. 150-1174.
5. CPU board is Set for Ethernet Level 2. Level 1 is not selectable.
6. CPU ?501-1316-04 is required for use with the ISP-80 and FOOl
controllers and with LISP software.
7. CPU ?501-1316-03 is required for use with CG5.
8. CPU EPROM 3.0 or greater is required to boot from the 60MB 1/4"
tape drive in the Mass Storage Subsystem.
9. CPU EPROM 3.0.1 or greater is required to boot from a tape drive
on a second SCSI Host Adapter.
10. CPU EPROM 3.0.3 or greater is required with 4MB SIMM modules.
11. Install Fused Shunt. 150-1669-01. at locations J2302. J2303. J2502.
and J2503 to provide circuit protection to the M+ (+12Vdc) and M(-12Vdc) inputs to the UC5170 Serial Port Line Driver.
Reference: Sun 4300 CPU Board Installation Notes. 800-3119.

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Sun 4400 CPU
Sun-4/470/490
501-1381
OMS
Pl
00

J4000 00
00
00
00

J3203
00
00

@:2]

00
00
00

J3100

J4607

1

rnJ

D
IN

J2801
J2803
J2802

J4605

rnJ
~ J3200
00

J4609

J4602

J4604

rnJ

rnI

J2301

J2600

Jor:gg

[J00

10
3

Cl
L:::.J

~ J2804
00

P3

P2

J4606

00
00
00 1

rnrnrnrn
3

2
1
0
Boot PROMs

P4 CONNECTOR

J3201 00

J010l~1

J0100rmO~ rnJ

~

00
00 1

[J
PC

J3604
0~1

Keybd/Mouse
Fuse
(F3701)

~

OOJ4600

/Ql J3603

L211

SERIAL A SERIAL B

CPU-74

ETHERNET

00
00
00

~~
10 PROM

(U1404)

@:2]
J0300 00

1

KEYBOI
MOUSE

00

~~

800

c-.

o@:§l J3703

J1901

I.;ww@ml

Ethernet
Fuse
(F3200)

o

rnI

MIC

9

@IDJ0201

122]1

NORMALIOIAG LEOs RESET
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501-1381

Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETIING

J0100

1-10
1-2
1-2

Out
In
In

J0300
J0300
J0300

1-2
3-4
5-6

In
Out
In

J0300
J0705
J1901

7-8
1-10
1-36
1-2

Out
Out
Out
In

FPC Chaining (only if FPC is present)
Used for debug
Used for debug

1-2

Out
Out
In

Used for debug
Disable VME arbiter
Enable VME arbiter

Out
In

Connect P1.SYSRSr to VME.RST.IN*
VME loopback mode enabled

J0101
J0201

J2301
J2600
J2801
J2802
J2803

1-2
1-2
1-2

DESCRIPTION

Used for debug
Used for ATE
Used for ATE
If FPC is present
If FPC is present
Avoid a trap when I-Flush instruction is
executed

Enable system clock ( 33 MHz)

J2804
J3100

1-2

J3200

1-2

Out
In

J3201
J3203

1-2
1-2

Out
In

J3603
J3603

1-2

In

Select RS-423

2-3

In

J3604

1-2

In

Select RS-232 (+ 12V)
Select RS-423

J3604

2-3

In

Select RS-232 (+ 12V)

J3701

1-2
1-2

In

Provide 4.9152 MHz SCC clock

J3703
J3703

1-2

2-3

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Out
In

Connect VME.RST.Our to P1.SYSRST*
Provide 16 MHz Ethernet clock
Enet Level 2 (IN for level 1)
Provide P1.SYSCLCK

Keyboard set on transmit mouse
Pin 7 of keyboard/mouse to GND (default)

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501-1381

Jumper Settings - Continued
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J4000
J4000
J4000
J4000
J4000
J4000
J4000
J4000
J4600
J4602
J4604
J4605
J4606
J4607
J4609

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2

In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In/Out
In
In
In
In
In
In
In

DESCRIPTION

VME

IRQ1

VME
IRQ7
Not connected
Used for ATE

Note: Install Fused Shunt, 150-1669-01, at locations J3603 and J3604,
to provide circuit protection to the M+ (+12Vdc) and M- (-12Vdc)
inputs to the UC5170 Serial Port Line Driver.
Reference
Sun 4400 Board Set Installation and Configuration Manual, 800-3269.

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Sun-4IE
SPARCengine 1E

SBUS
CONNECTOR

I

501-8058

501-8035

4MB
w/o Weitek

w Weitek

4MB

II

II

II

II

II

II

II

II

II

II

II

I

II

II

II

II

II

I

II

II

II

II

II

[]
1m

@ID

SERIAL
PORT B

F0901-DEthernet
Fuse

J0301

J170l
101
0
JOBOl I2J
o

SERIAL
PORT A

WEITEK

Fll0l
Keyboard
Fuse

1

DMA

BOOT PROM

MMU

BOOT PROM

0

KEYBOARD
MOUSE

ETHERNET

VME
INTERFACE
I

I

II

I

I

I
I
I

II

I

I

II
II

50-PIN SCSI-2

Fl001
SCSI-DFuse

Power: 5.0
0.1
0.1
27.4

Amps @ +5vdc
Amps @ +12vdc.
Amps @ -12vdc.
Watts

Note: The fuses are not field replaceable.

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501-8058

501-8035

Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J0301
J0801
J0801
J1701

1-2
1-2
2-3
1-2

In
In
In
In

DESCRIPTION

20MHz clock enable
Use 4MB parity memory (default)
Disable 4MB parity memory
CPU is installed in VME slot 1

Notes
1. CPU EPROM 1.4 does not support SunOS 4.1 e.
2. CPU EPROM 1.5 does not support SunOS 4.0.3e.
Reference
The SPARCengine 1E CPU Card User's Manual, 800-8137.

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CONFIGURATIONS

MEMORY

CONFIGURATIONS

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Memory
SIMM Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

2

Sun-2 Multibus (1 MB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-2 Multibus Prime (1 MB) .................
Sun-2 Multibus Prime (4MB) .................
Sun 2051 Memory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

3
4
6
8

Sun-3/75 & Sun-3/11 0/140/1501160/180 . . . . . . ..
Sun-3/260/280 & Sun-4/260/280 (8MB) ........
Sun-3/460/470/480 & Sun-4/260/280 (32MB) . . ..

10
12
12

Sun386i Dynamic Memory ...................
Sun386i XP Cache .........................

14
16

Sun-3/E (4MB) ............................
Sun-3/E (12MB) ...........................

18
19

Sun-4/330 ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

20

Sun 4300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun 4400 ................................
Sun-4/E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-4/E Combo Memory ....................

22
26
28
30

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SIMM Modules

In the chart below, an X indicates the Sun system(s) that
use the SIMM modules described by size and part number.
SYSTEMS

SIZE

SIMM PIN

256KB
256KB
1MB
1MB
1MB
1MB
1MB
1MB
1MB
1MB
1MB
1MB
4MB
4MB
4MB
4MB
4MB

501-1314
501-1349
501-1239
501-1346
501-1375
501-1408
501-1424
501-1466
501-1510
501-1544
501-1565
501-1697
501-1625
501-1676
501-1682
501-1698
501-1739

Sun-3
Sun386i
60 60 80 150 250
LE

Sun-4
20 40 60 65 75 110
150

330
370
390

x
x
x
x
x
x

x
x

x

x
x

x'

x
x
x
x
x

x

x

x
xt
x
x

• The 1MB SIMM, 501-1466, can be used in systems upgraded from
Sun-4/110 to Sun-4/310 and Sun-4/150 to Sun-4/350.
t The 4MB SIMM, 501-1682, is NOT supported on the Sun-4/330 CPU
board.

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Sun-2 Multibus
Sun-2I100U/120/150U/170
501-1013
1MB

c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::l c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::J c::::J
c:::::J c::::::J c::::::J
0 c:=::J 0
c::::J c::::::J c::::J c::::J c::::J c::::J
""-----'1 c::::J c::::J c::::J c::::J c::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
d c:::::J c::::::J
L.....---._~
c::::J c::::J c::::J c::::J
r----=., c:::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::J

r---=.,
'------'
..--....:;c::::J='1
'---c::::J--'

MEMORY
SIZE

1st MB
2nd MB
3rd MB
4th MB
5th MB
6th MB

US06

1'-----' ,-----, ,-----, ,-----,

1111111111

L--.J L--.J L--.J L--.J

c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
c:::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J c::::::J
On

DIP SWITCH U5D6

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off

Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off

Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off

Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off

Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off

Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On

Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off

Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off

References

1. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21120, 800-1170.
2. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21170, 800-1171.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-2 Multibus Prime
Sun-2/120/170
501-1048
1MB

" " 0000000000000
I

I

0000000000000

~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~

: : 0000000000000
~offDDDDDDDDDDDDD

u5061~onDOOOOODOOOOOO

0000000000000
0000000000000
.-------. 0000000000000
0000000000000
0000000000000
I

I

::::==::::

::::==::::

::::==:::::

c::::::J

Power:

MEM-4

c::::::J

c::::::J

3.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
15.0 Watts.

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501-1048
Switch Settings
MEMORY
SIZE

1st MB
2nd MB
3rd MB
4th MB
5th MB
6th MB

DIP SWITCH USOS

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off

Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off

Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off

Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off

Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off

Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On

Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off

Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off

References

1. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21120. 800-1170.
2. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21170. 800-1171.

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MEM-S

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-2 Multibus Prime
Sun-2/1 00U/120/150U/170
501-1232
4MB

: " 0000000000000
0000000000000
I

I

~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
: : 0000000000000
~ cmD 000000000000

u11151~onD 000000000000
I

I

~

~
~
~:

0000000000000
0000000000000
0000000000000
0000000000000
0000000000000

c::J c::J c::J c::J c::J

References
1. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21120. 800-1170.
2. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-2/170. 800-1171.

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501-1232
Switch or Jumper Settings
SWITCH U1115
MEMORY
SIZE

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

1-4MB
5-7MB

On
Off

On

On

On

Off

Off

Off

Off

Off

Off

On

On

On

6

7

JUMPER U1115
MEMORY
SIZE

1

2

3

4

1-4MB

In

In

In

In

5-7MB

Out

Out Out Out

5

Out Out Out
In

In

In

Notes
1. Two boards may be used. The maximum supported
configuration is 6MB.
2. The Sun-2 Multibus Prime board uses either a dip switch or
a set of jumpers to configure the board. Configuration is the
same in either case. Each jumper or switch selects a one
megabyte range.

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CONFIGURATIONS

Sun 2051 Memory
Sun-2/50
501-1029 501-1046 501-1047
1MB
2MB
4MB
501-1047 501-1079
3MB

OMB

Sun-21130/160
501-1070 501-1071 501-1096 501-1097
3MB

1MB

Pl

4MB

2MB

P3

P2

0000000000000000
0000000000000000
J2200 ........ 0000000000000000
0000000000000000
0000000000000000
0000000000000000
0000000000000000
0000000000000000

J2201h ••••••
1

1

J2100 ........

___-=~__

~I--~~--II

P2105

P2104

EXPLODED View
J2200, J2201 ,J21 00 Jumper types

.... ..

.. ,,..,,
,, ,,.... ,,..
1

Space for SCSI
or
Floating Point Processor

•

16 ..
1

8

9

15

1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1
2

16

SCSI Connector

"'

Power:

4.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
50-Pin DD-50SA
20.0 Watts.
Note: The P2105 and P2104 connectors on the board, the space for
the SCSI, and the SCSI connector are on 501-1020, 1046, 1047,
1067, and 1079.
References
1. Hardware Instal/ation Manual for the Sun-2150. 800-1143.
2. Hardware Instal/ation Manual for the Sun-21130 and Sun-21160,
800-1144.

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501-1029
501-1079

CONFIGURATIONS

501-1046 501-1047
501-1070 501-1071
501-1097
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

J2100
J2100
J2100
J2100
J2100

1MB
CPU Board

2MB
CPU Board

4MB
CPU Board

PINS

SETTING

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
15-16

Out
Out
Out
Out
Out

501-1047
501-1096

DESCRIPTION

Bus Grant 0
Bus Grant 1
Bus Grant 2
Bus Grant 3
lACK Chain

SIZE

JUMPER

SETTING

1MB
1MB
2MB
2MB
3MB
3MB
4MB
4MB
1MB
1MB

J2200
J2201
J2200
J2201
J2200
J2201
J2200
J2201
J2200
J2201

In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In

3-4
5-6.9-10.13-14
3-4.5-6
3-4.7-8.11-12
3-4.5-6,7-8,9-10
7-8,11-12.15-16
3-4.5-6.7-8.9-10
7-8.11-12.15-16
5-6
5-6.9-10.13-14

2MB
2MB
3MB
3MB
4MB
4MB
1MB
1MB
2MB
2MB
3MB
3MB
4MB
4MB

J2200
J2201
J2200
J2201
J2200
J2201
J2200
J2201
J2200
J2201
J2200
J2201
J2200'
J2201

In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In

5-6,7-8
3-4 7-8 11-12
5-6,7-8,9-10
7-811-1215-16
5-6.7-8.9-10.11-12
7-8,11-12.15-16
9-10
5-6,9-10.13-14
9-10,11-12
3-4,7-8.11-12
9-10.11-12.13-14
7-8,11-12.15-16
9-10,11-12.13-14.15-16
7-8.11-12.15-16

PINS

Note: Not all CPU and Memory board combinations function.

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Sun-3/75
501-1111
501-1121
501-1122
2MB
OMB
4MB
Sun-3/11 0/140/150/160/180
501-1131 501-1132
2MB
P2

Pl

J
J3101.
J3102.
U3118

1111111111 ~~

U3119

1111111111

1

1

P3

I

I

I

6

On
6 Off

I

I

4MB

EXPANSION MEMORY

I

I

Right Angle Connectors for SCSI Card
(Optional)

~
Power
2MB
4MB

SCS I Co nn ecto r
50-Pin DD-50SA

1.8
8.5
2.3
11.5

,

Amps @ +5Vdc
Watts
Amps @ +5Vdc
Watts

Note: The SCSI connector is used on the Sun-3/75 memory boards.

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501-1111 501-1121 501-1122
501-1131 501-1132
Jumper Settings
2MB CPU with 2MB Expansion Memory Boards
ADDRESS RANGE

J3101

3rd-4th MB
5th-6th MB
7th-8th MB
9th-10th MB
11th-12th MB

In
In
In
In
In

U3118

SW-2
SW-3
SW-4
SW-5
SW-6

U3119

On SW-2 On
On SW-3 On
On SW-4 On
On SW-5 On
On SW-6 On

2MB CPU Wit. h 4MB Expanslon Memory Boar ds
ADDRESS RANGE

J3102

U3118

U3119

3rd-6th MB
7th-10th MB
11th-12th MB

In
In
In

SW-2 On
SW-4 On
SW-6 On

SW-3 On
SW-5 On
SW-7 On

4MB CPU with 2MB Expansion Memory Boards
ADDRESS RANGE

J3101

5th-6th MB
7th-8th MB
9th-10th MB
11th-12th MB
13th-14th MB
15th-16th MB

In
In
In
In
In
In

U3118

SW-3
SW-4
SW-5
SW-6
SW-7
SW-8

On
On
On
On
On
On

U3119

SW-3
SW-4
SW-5
SW-6
SW-7
SW-8

On
On
On
On
On
On

4MB CPU with 4MB Expansion Memory Boards
ADDRESS RANGE

J3102

U3118

U3119

5th-8th MB
9th-12th MB
13th-16th MB

In
In
In

SW-3 On
SW-5 On
SW-7 On

SW-4 On
SW-6 On
SW-8 On

Note: Balance of pins not specified are OUT.
Reference
Sun 501-1131 and 501-1132 Memory Board Configuration Procdures,
813-2016.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-3/260/280 & Sun-4/260/280
501-1102
8MB
Sun-4/260/280
501-1254 501-1576
32MB

16MB

Sun-3/460/470/480 & Sun-4/260/280
501-1451 501-1576
32MB

Pl

16MB

P3

P2

J0301

TERMINATOR

J0101

II

F34

8MB

I U1203 I

I

E54

32MB

D
J 1101
I

I

II

I

I

II

I

Note: The Sun 4200 CPU requires EPROM 3.0 or greater when more
than two 16 MB ECC Memory boards are used.

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501-1102 501-1254 501-1451 501-1576
Memory Board LEDs
STATUS
Top

Bottom

LED

COLOR

UE
CE
DIS
CPU

Red
Vel
Vel
Grn

REF

Grn

INTERPRET ON

Uncorrectable error
Correctable error
CPU access disabled
CPU accessing
memory
Refresh enabled

INTERPRET OFF

No UE reported
No CE reported
CPU access enabled
No CPU accesses
Refresh failure

Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J0101

1-2
3-4
1-2
1-2

Out
Out
Out
Out
In

1
2
3
4

In
In
In
In

J1101
J0301
J0302

DESCRIPTION

External clock
Disable refresh
32MB configuration
16MB configuration
1st memory board
2nd memory board
3rd memory board
4th memory board

Notes
1. 501-1092 or 501-1117 Backplanes. Install a single memory board in
slot 6 with a 220/270 Terminator, 120-1613-01, installed at location
U1203. Remove the terminator when expansion memory boards are
installed in slots 2, 3, 4, and 5.
2. 501-1439 or 501-1498 Backplanes. Install a 220/270 Terminator.
120-1613-01, at location U1203 on the memory board installed in slot
1. If placement results in memory boards on both sides of the CPU,
remove the Terminator at location U1411 on the Sun 3400 CPU. Install
a terminator on memory boards in slot 1 and slot 7.
3. When used with the Sun 3400 CPU, the FPA, and the FPA+, the 8MB
Memory board must be >501-1102-11.
4. The 501-1451 32MB board must be >501-1451-03 when used with the
501-1576 16MB memory board.
5. Remove jumpers P10, P11, P12, and P13 from the 501-1598 and
501-1832 Backplanes when the Sun 3400 board set is installed.
References
1. Sun 501-1102 Memory Board Configuration Procedures, 813-2018.
2. Installation Notes for the 32MB Memory Board, 800-2123.
3. 16MB ECC Memory Board Installation and Configuration Manual,
813-1066.

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CONFIGURATIONS

Sun386i Dynamic Memory
386i/150

501-1394 501-1441
4MB

~~

555-1423

8MB

OMB

10000000 Dol
10DOODDODDI
10UU··00·.00UO/1
I>DDOOODOOOI

J507

IDDDODDOOUI
~s~

IDDDDDDDDDJ
FDODD ODD DO 1

liDDDDDDDOnl

J500

Notes
1. The Dynamic Memory board can be used with any revision of the
501-1414 CPU.
2. CPU revision 501-1241-02, Rev. 03, or greater is required for use
with the Dynamic Memory board.
3. CPU revision 501-1241-04, Rev. 01, or greater is required for use
with multiple Dynamic Memory boards.
4. The Dynamic Memory board uses the 1MB SIMM module
501-1424.
Reference: Sun386i Installing SIMM Memory Modules, 814-5017.

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CONFIGURATfONS

Sun386i XP Cache Memory
386i/150/250

501-1298 501-1325 501-1482 501-1054
8MB

4MB

OMB

OMB

256K 1MEG

J1

Ifil J3

JO

I!..!J J2

J4

II

J5

D
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CONFIGURATIONS

501-1298 501-1325 501-1482 555-1054
Jumper Settings
SIMM Size Jumpers *
JUMPER

256K
SIMM

1MB
SIMM

JO

In

Out

J1

In

Out

J2

Out

In

J3

Out

In

Memory Size Jumpers *
JUMPER

4MB

8MB

12MB

16MB

J4

In

In

Out

Out

J5

In

Out

In

Out

'The system is software configured. These jumpers are
present only on FAB 270-1298-01. Jumper settings do
not affect system operation.

Notes
1.555-1054 uses 1MB SIMM module, 501-1424 or 501-1375.
2. 501-1482 uses 1MB SIMM module. 501-1424, 501-1510, or
501-1375.
Reference: 386i Field Service Manual. 814-0002.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-3/E
501-8031
4MB

D

0
J100

--

DDDD
DDDD
DDDD
DDDD

7 - 12-16MB
1-

JUMPER

J100
J100
J100
J100

DDDDD
DDDDD
DDDDD
DDDDD

8-12MB
4-8MB
0-4MB

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

0-4MB
4-8MB
8-12MB
12-16MB

N/A

No pins
Selects 1st 4MB board
Selects 2nd 4MB board
Selects 3rd 4MB board

•

··

'Only one location is jumpered, depending on the expansion
board address range.
Power:

1.1 Amps @ +5Vdc
5.5 Watts

Note: The Sun 3/E CPU board onboard memory occupies the first 4MB
of the addressing range. The 4MB memory board can only be
jumpered for 4MB increments in the 5 to 16MB address range.

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Sun-3/E
501-8030

12MB

DODO
DODO
DDDD
DODD
DODO
D DODD
DDDD
DDDD
J100 DODD
7:1~~1t~B~D 0 DD
1~ 0-4MB DDDD
DDDD

o
JUMPER

J100
J100
J100
J100

DDDDD
DDDDD
DDDDD
DODDD
DOODO
DODDD
DDDDD
DDOOD
DDDOD
DOD DD
DDDDD
DDDDD

PINS

SETIING

DESCRIPTION

0-4MB
4-8MB
8-12MB
12-16MB

N/A

No pins
Selects 1st 4MB bank
Selects 2nd 4MB bank
Selects 3rd 4MB bank

··
·

• Normally installed to configure full 12MB of memory.
Power:

2.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
10.0 Watts

Note: The Sun 3/E CPU board onboard memory occupies the first 4MB
of the addressing range. The 12MB memory board can be
jumpered in 4MB increments in the 5 to 16MB range.

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Sun-4/330
501-1723 501-1711 501-1755
501-1436 501-1317 501-1704
8MB

16MB

32MB

w 1MB SIMMS

w 1MB SIMMS

w 4MB SIMMS

J0902.
J0901BANK SIMM
U700
U701
U702
U703
U704

0
0
0
0
1

U70S
U706
U707

1
1
1

U800
U801
U802
U803
U804
U80S
U806
U807

Power:

0
1
2
3
0
1
2
3

BANK SIMM
2
0
2
1
2
2
2
3
3
0
3
1
3
2
3
3

DATA
31-24
23-16
lS-8
7-0
31-24
23-16
lS-8
7-0

DATA
31-24
23-16
lS-8
7-0
31-24
23-16
lS-8
7-0

JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

J0901

1-2

J902

1-2
1-2

In
Out
In
Out

8 SIMMS installed
16 SIMMS installed
1MB SIMM
4MB SIMM

1.1 Amps @ +5Vdc
5.5 Watts.

Note: The Sun-4/330 memory uses 1MB StMM, 501-1544 or 501-1565,
or 4MB StMM module, 501-1682.
Reference
Sun 4300 CPU and Memory Board Configuration Procedure, 813-2064.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun 4300 Memory
Sun-4/31 0/350/360/370/380/390
501-1563 501-1564 501-1495 501-1703
24MB

8MB

48MB

32MB

w 1MB SIMMS

w 1MB SIMMS

w 1MB SIMMS

w 4MB SIMMS
P3

P2

Pl
I

I

I

I

J2305

1111 J2307 I

J2308

J2312
J23ll
J23l0
J2309

J2304 J2306

U2000
U200l
U2002
U2003
U2004
U2005
U2006
U2007

U2100
U2101
U2102
U2103
U2104
U2105
U2106
U2107

BANK
4L
4L
4L
4L
4H
4H
4H
4H

BANK
5L
5L
5L
5L
5H
5H
5H
5H

BYTE
0
1
2
3
0
1

2
3

BYTE
0
2

3
0
2
3

U1800
U1801
U1802
U1803
U1804
U1805
U1806
U1807

U1900
U1901
U1902
U1903
U1904
U1905
U1906
U1907

BANK
2L
2L
2L
2L
2H
2H
2H
2H

BANK
3L
3L
3L
3L
3H
3H
3H
3H

BYTE
0
1
2
3
0
1
2
3

BYTE
0
2
3
0
2
3

--

CONF2
CONFl
CONFO
4MEG

-

U1600
U1601
U1602
U1603
U1604
U1605
U1606

BANK
OL
OL
OL
OL
OH
OH
OH

BYTE
0
1
2
3
0

U1607

OH

3

U1700
U1701
U1702
U1703
U1704
U1705
U1706
U1707

BANK
1L
lL
lL
lL
1H
lH
lH
1H

2

BYTE
0
1
2
3
0
1

2
3

;

,

Note: Socket locations are silkscreened on the solder side of this
board.
Reference
8 Mbyte, 24 Mbyte, and 48 Mbyte Parity Memory Board Installation and
Configuration Manual, 800-3403.

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CONFIGURATIONS

501-1563 501-1564 501-1495 501-1703
Jumper Settings & Memory Configurations
JUMPER

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

J2304
J2305
J2306
J2307
J2308

In
In
In
In
In

BGRO
BGR1
BGR2
BGR3
lACK

JUMPER

SETTING

J2309/4MEG
J2309/4MEG

Out
In

8MB
32MB

PART NUMBER

SIMM MODULE

1MB SIMM
4MB SIMM

J23l2 ~ CONF2
J23ll ~ CONFl
J23l0 ~ CONFO

501-1565/501-1544/501-1466
501-1682

24MB
96MB

J23l2 ~ CONF2
J23ll 0 0 CONFl
J23l0 ~ CONFO

U2000

U1800

U1600

U2000

U1800

U1600

U2l00

U1900

U1700

U2l00

U1900

U1700

DD

DDD
48MB
192MB

DD~

J23l2 0 0 CONF2
J23ll ~ CONFl
J23l0 0 0 CONFO

Power
U2000

U1800

U1600

~~iiJ
U2l00

U1900

24MB

4.3 Amps @ +5vdc
21.5 Watts

48MB

5.3 Amps @ +5vdc
26.5 Watts

U1700

~~~
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CONFIGURATIONS

Sun 4400 Memory
Sun-4/470/490

501-1333

501-1721

32MB

P2

P1
I.

128MB

P3

1

J0101

00

J0301
00

,..

J0302

g

I

8883800
543210

,-----,I 1,-----,
.----.....
1,-----,

/ / 1 '............

RED VEL VEL GRN GRN
"UE CE DIS CPU REi/
.
LEOs

,

Power
32MB

16.6 Amps @ +5Vdc
78.0 Watts
128MB 13.7 Amps @ +SVdc
as.5 Watts

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

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501-1333 501-1721
LED Status & Jumper Settings
Memory Board LEOs
STATUS
LED

COLOR

INTERPRET ON

INTERPRET OFF

Top

UE
CE
DIS
CPU

Red
Yel
Yel
Grn

Bottom

REF

Grn

Uncorrectable error
Correctable error
CPU access disabled
CPU accesses (flickering)
memory
Refresh is working
properly

Normal condition
Normal condition
CPU access enabled
No CPU access
occurring
Refresh failure. Board
needs attension.

Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J0101
J0301
J0302
J0301
J0302
J0310
J0311
J0312
J0313
J0314
J0315

1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2

In
In
Out
Out
In
In
In
In
In
In
In

DESCRIPTION

Enable SET.ROY
Set for 32MB board
Set for 32MB board
Set for 128MB board
Set for 128MB board
1st memory board
2nd memory board
3rd memory board
4th memory board
5th memory board
6th memory board

Notes
1. The Sun 4400 CPU requires EPROM 3.0 or greater to support the
128MB Memory Board.
2. SunOS 4.0.3 supports up to 256MB of memory.
3. SunOS 4.1 PSR A requires 4.1 PSR A Sun-4 PMEG Patch to enable
over 256MB of memory.
4. A Correctable Error on the sixth- 128MB board turns on the CE LED
and turns off error logging. Reset power to clear this condition.
Reference
32- and 128-Mbyte Memory Board Installation and Configuration
Procedures. 800-3518.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-4/E
501-8042
4MB

J502
J503
J504
J505
J506
J501

00
00
00
00
00
00

D

I
I

5050
5040
LEOs 5030
5020
5010

UCERR
CERR
REFRESH
ACCESS
DISABLED

BANK 0

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501-8042
Jumper Descriptions
BOARD SIZE

Sets the memory size of the board.

BOARD ID

Determines where a memory board is mapped into the
256M Byte space allocated for memory expansion.

HI/LOW MEM

IN maps the memory board into the lowest 256MBytes
of CPU type 0 space. OUT maps the memory board in
the address range between 256M Bytes and 512MBytes.
BD ID

LOW MEMORY
Ox003fffff
Ox013fffff
Ox023fffff
Ox033fffff

o = OxOOOOOOOO 1 = OxOl000000 2 = Ox02000000 3 = Ox03000000 1M/4M DRAM

or
or
or
or

HIGH MEMORY
Oxl0000000 - Oxl03fffff
Oxll000000 - Oxl13fffff
Ox12000000 - Ox123fffff
Ox13000000 - Ox133fffff

Specifies 1MByte or 4Mbyte DRAM modules.

Jumper Settings
Memory Mapped into the Upper 256MBytes of Type 0 Address Space
BOARD BOARD
SIZE
ID
J0502 J0503

HI/LOW
MEM
J0504

1/4MB
DRAM
J0505

ADDRESS RANGE
PHYSICAL ADDR RANGE
J0506 J0501

Out

Out

Out

Out

Out

Out

Out

Out

Out

In

Out

Out

Oxl()()()()()()() - Ox103fffff
Oxll()()()()()() - Ox1l3fffff

Out

Out

In

Out

Out

Out

Oxl2000000 - Oxl23fffff

Out

Out

In

In

Out

Out

Oxl3()()()()()() - Ox133fffff

Memory Mapped into the Lower 256M Bytes of Type 0 Address Space
BOARD BOARD
SIZE
ID
J0502 J0503

HI/LOW
MEM
J0504

1/4MB
DRAM
J0505

ADDRESS RANGE
PHYSICAL ADDR RANGE
J0506 J0501

0x003fffff

Out

Out

Out

Out

In

Out

Ox()()()()()()( -

Out

Out

Out

In

In

Out

0x01()()()()()() - 0x013fffff

Out

Out

In

Out

In

Out

0x02000000 - 0x023fffff

Out

Out

In

In

In

Out

0x03()()()()()() - 0x033fffff

Notes
1. For specific application dependent memory configurations refer to
the SPARCengine 1E ECC Memory Card User's Manual, 800-8138.
2. The default configuration for Hi Mem/Low Mem is J0506 OUT.
Reference
SPARGengine 1E EGG Memory Card User's Manual, 800-8138.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-41E
501-8036
16MB

.....,

J502
J503
J504
J505
J506
J501

E
~

E;

~

~
~
~
~

~
~
~

III~
I"~

L....:

~

II

..

III
::"111

r

III~

~

...

,. '"

I
LEDs
I

D

""

II
"' ,
'" ,
"'
,
"'HI

~

00
00
00
00
00
00

BANK 0

BANK 2

~

~
~

~
~
I.....: F

MEM-28

II

,

II

III~

III

II

III
III
III

III

IN,

III

II

""

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,

•

.,

BANK 1

"'

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II

III

,

II
II
II

,

~

~~
~

I

M

III
", lit

~

~

II
II
II

UCERR
CERR
REFRESH
ACCESS
DISABLED

HI

HI

- 1=

II
II
II

5050
5040
5030
5020
5010

BANK 3

'", f:''"

III
III

'U
III ::' HI
III

HI

II
II
III

III
III

III
II

T

III

III . I~

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III

III

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Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

501-8036
Jumper Descriptions
BOARD SIZE

Sets the memory size of the board.

BOARDID

Determines where a memory board is mapped into the
256M Byte space allocated for memory expansion.

HI/LOW MEM

IN maps the memory board into the lowest 256MBytes
of CPU type 0 space. OUT maps the memory board in
the address range between 256MBytes and 512MBytes.
BD 10

LOW MEMORY
OxOOOOOOOO - OxOOffffff
1 = Ox01000000 - Ox01ffffff
2 = Ox02000000 - Ox02ffffff
3 = Ox03000000 - Ox03ffffff

o=

1M/4M DRAM

or
or
or
or

HIGH MEMORY
Ox10000000 - Ox10ffffff
Ox11000000 - Ox11ffffff
Ox12000000 - Ox1 2ffffff
Ox13000000 - Ox13ffffff

Specifies 1MByte or 4MByte DRAM modules.

Jumper Settings
Memory Mapped into the Upper 256M Bytes of Type 0 Address Space
BOARD BOARD
SIZE
10
J0502 J0503

HIILOW
MEM
J0504

114MB
DRAM
J0505

ADDRESS RANGE
PHYSICAL ADDR RANGE
J0506 J0501

In

In

Out

Out

Out

Out

In

In

Out

In

Out

Out

OxlOOOOOOO - OxlOffffff
OxllOOOOOO - Oxllffffff

In

In

In

Out

Out

Out

Oxl2000000 - Ox12ffffff

In

In

In

In

Out

Out

Ox13000000 - Ox13ffffff

Memory Mapped into the Lower 256M Bytes of Type 0 Address Space
BOARD BOARD
SIZE
10
J0502 J0503

HIILOW
MEM
J0504

114MB
DRAM
J0505
Out

In

Out

0x00000000 - OxOOffffff

ADDRESS RANGE
PHYSICAL ADDR RANGE
J0506 J0501

In

In

Out

In

In

Out

In

In

Out

OxOlOOOOOO - OxOlffffff

In

In

In

Out

In

Out

0x02000000 - 0x02ffffff

In

In

In

In

In

Out

0x03000000 - 0x03ffffff

Notes
1. For specific application dependent memory configurations refer to
the SPARCengine 1E ECC Memory Card User's Manual, 800-8138.
2. The default configuration for Hi Mem/Low Mem is J0506, OUT.
Reference
SPARCengine 1E ECC Memory Card User's Manual, 800-8138.

Technical Volume I

MEM-29

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Sun-41E Combo Memory
501-8060
OMB

ByteO Byte1 Byte2 Byte3 By teO Byte1 Byte2
r"'

E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
~

J ~ ~ J J~

I; SBus Slot 2
I; S~e only
E
§

~

L-

Et- _

U404 U406 U40a U5410 U504 U506 U50alj

L

BANK 1

r-

BANK 0 - ,

--I

I

~510

L

BANK 3

r-

BANK 2 -

I

n
J J
U509

U403 U405 U407 U409 U503 US05 U507

~

J J J

I I

~

~ 1

I~ t7

ByteO Byte1 Byte2 Byte3 ByteO Byte1 Byte2

....

Note: SunOS 4.0.3e requires the 4.0.3e SRX Feature Tape to support
the Combo Memory Card.
Reference
SPARCengine 1E Combo Memory Card User's Manual, 800-8152.

MEM-30

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

VIDEO/GRAPHIC

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Video/Graphic
MUlTIBUS
Sun 1024 Monochrome Frame Buffer ..........
Color Frame Buffer .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
TTL Monochrome Frame Buffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
TTL/ECl Monochrome Frame Buffer . . . . . . . . . ..

3
4
6
8

VMEbus
Sun 2160 Color Frame Buffer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
GP Graphics Processor
.................
GP+ Graphics Processor Plus ................
GB Graphics Buffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
CG3 Sun 3160 Color Frame Buffer ............
CG5 Color Frame Buffer ....................
GP2 Graphics Processor ....................
CG9 24-Bit Color Frame Buffer ....... . . . . . . ..
TAAC-1 Application Accelerator ..............
Sun-3/E Monochrome Frame Buffer ...........
Sun-3/E Color Frame Buffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

10
12
14
16
18
20
24
26
28
31
32

P4 Bus
Sun-3/60 CG4 Color Frame Buffer ............
MG3 ECl Monochrome Frame Buffer ..........
CG4 Color Frame Buffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
CG6 Color Frame Buffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
CG8 24"'-Bit Color Frame Buffer ...............
MG4 Analog/ECl Frame Buffer ...............
DC to DC Converter ........................

33
34
35
36
38
39
40

Sun386i
Color Frame Buffer (High-Resolution) ..........
Color Frame Buffer (low-Resolution) ..........
Monochrome Frame Buffer (low-Resolution) . . ..
Monochrome Frame Buffer (High-Resolution) . . ..
SunVGNEGA ..............................
GXi Frame Buffer ..........................
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42
43
44
45
46

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Video/Graphic - Continued
SBus
MG 1 ECl Monochrome Frame Buffer ..........
MG2 Analog Frame Buffer ...................
CG3 Color Frame Buffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
CG6 Color Frame Buffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
CG12 24-bit Color Frame Buffer ..............
VideoPics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

VID/GRA-2

47
48
50
52
55
56

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Sun 1024 Monochrome Frame Buffer
800 x 1024 30KHz 77Hz
Sun-1 /100 & Sun-21100U/150U
501-0059

D

DIP SWITCH

fIl1

lila
Off

On

DIP SWITCH

SETIING

1
2

3
4
5
6
7
8

Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off

DESCRIPTION

Address
Address
Address
Address
Address
Address
Address
Address

OxOOOOO
Ox20000
Ox40000
Ox60000
Ox80000
OxAOOOO
OxCOOOO
OxEOOOO

UNIX ID: /dev/bwoneO
Power: 5.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
25.0 Watts

Technical Volume I

VID/GRA-3

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Color Frame Buffer
475 x 640 15.75KHz 60Hz
Sun-2/100U/120/150U/170
501-0461
J6

•

J2

='5
=
J1
•
.=, •..=9,

+- Note: J5 jumpers are not present on -03 tab.

UNIX 10: Idev/cgtwoO
Power: 6.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
1.2 Amps @ -5Vdc
36.0 Watts

VIO/GRA-4

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

501-0461
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTINGS

J1

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
1-2
3-4
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
1-2

In
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
Out
In
In
N/A
N/A
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Int
Int
Int
Int
Int
In t
In

J2*

J3

J4
J5

J6

DESCRIPTION

VODD
VRESET
SYSCP1
HRESET
STATE 11
Address bit A 19
Address bit A 18
Address bit A 17 .
Address bit A 16
Address bit A 15
Address bit A 14
Not connected
Not connected
Interrupt level 0
Interrupt level 1
Interrupt level 2
Interrupt level 3
Interrupt level 4
Interrupt level 5
Interrupt level 6
InterruDt level 7
Inverts BBUS.AO
Grounds the P2 bus

Enable clock

* The default base address is Ox1 ECOO.

t Must be Out if board is in P2 slot shared by the CPU.
References

1. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21120, 800-1170.
2. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21170, 800-1171.

Technical Volume I

VID/GRA-5

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

TTL Monochrome Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-2I120/170
501-1003

J1904

--- ---

=15 =15

-1

-1

J1903

8

1 Off

U1 00 1111111111

On

UNIX 10: /dev/bwoneO
Power: 4.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
20.0 Watts

VID/GRA-6

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

501-1003
Jumper & Switch Settings
DESCRIPTION

JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J1903

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
Out

Serial interrupt level select

J1904

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

Out
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out

Video interrupt level select

Used for diagnostics'"

• Must be installed to run video tests under the Diagnostic Executive.

DIP
SWITCH

U100

SWITCH

1-7
8

SETTING

Off
On

DESCRIPTION

Base address=Ox700000

References
1. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21120, 800-1170.
2. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-21170, 800-1171.

Technical Volume I

VIO/GRA·7

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

TTUECL Monochrome Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-2/120/1 70
501-1052

-=,

J1803

_7

J1801 J1804

-,

-,

VIDEO

J1904 J1903

----=,

'5
KEYBOARD

MOUSE

J1600

----=,

'5

D

UNIX ID: /dev/bwoneO
Power: 4.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
20.0 Watts
References
1. Hardware Instal/ation Manual for the Sun-2/120, 800-1170.
2. Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-2/170, 800-1171.

VID/GRA-8

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

501-1052
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

J1600

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
1-2
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
1-2
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

In
In
In
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
In
In
In
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out

Sun standard video screen

J1801
J1803

J1804
J1903

J1904

Not used

for
for
for
for

Crystal shunt
ECl or Out for TTL
TTL or Out for ECl
ECl or Out for TTL
TTL or Out for ECl
Serial interrupt level select

Video interrupt level select

Used for diagnostics *

• Must be installed to run video tests under the Diagnostic Executive.

Note: CPU boards with EPROM Revision N or below may require the
addition of shunts at J1600 to operate properly with SunOS 3.0
and greater.

Technical Volume I

VID/GRA-9

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

Sun 2160 Color Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-2/160 & 3/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
501-1014
PI

P3

P2

J200

J1700

I

00000000

7

1

B

2

1111

•

• •

•

••••••

Sync Blu Orn Red

UNIX 10: Idev/cgtwOO

Power; 15.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
5.7 Amps @ -5Vdc
0.2 Amps @ ~12Vdc
107.0 WaU$

VID/GRA·10

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

501-1014
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J100*

1-3
3-4

In
Hardwired

J200

1-2
3-4

5-6

Out
Out
Out

Sense Bit 0
Sense Bit 1
Sense Bit 2

7-8

Out

Sense Bit 3

1-2

In

Enable clock

J1700

DESCRIPTION

Sets base address
to 400000

• Pins 1-3 are hardwired on Fab 270-1014-02/03.
Pins 1-3 are not hardwired on Fab 270-1014-05/06.

Technical Volume I

VIO/GRA·11

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

GP Graphics Processor
Sun-2/160
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/150/260/280/330/350/360/370/380
501-1055
P1

r

P2

P3

1
DIP SWITCH 8 ~

-

J9

1-

J121
J111

On

-

D

J17-

J131 J14

DD

1

~

J161

J15 I

--

JB..

J1=

L-...-

~

L-...-

J10_

LEDs

D
D

~

~

00
D
D

J18-

,

UNIX ID: /dev/gponeOa-d
Power
GP
16.4 Amps @ +5Vdc
82.0 Watts

VID/GRA-12

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

501-1055
Jumper & Switch Settings
DESCRIPTION

JUMPER

SETTING

J1
J2
J3
J4
J5
J6
J7
J8
J9
J10
J11
J12
J13
J14
J15
J16
J17
J18

Out
In
In
Out
Out
Out
In, if GB present
Out
Out*
Out*
Out*
Out*
Out*
In
Out
Out
Out*
Out

GP board 10 bit 3
GP board 10 bit 4
GP board 10 bit 2
GP board 10 bit 5
GP board 10 bit 1
GP board 10 bit 6
GP board 10 bit 0
GP board 10 bit 7
GNO test point
GNO test point
PP halt test point
VP halt test point
Manual reset test paint
Main clock connect
VP free-running ClK test point
PP free-running ClK test point
GNO test point
GNO test point

"Hardwired
DIP SWITCH

ON/OFF

1
2
3
4

On
Off
On
On
Off
On
On
On

5
6
7
8

DESCRIPTION

VME
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME

address
address
address
address
address
address
address
address

bit
bit
bit
bit
bit
bit
bit
bit

17
16
23
22
21
20
19
18

Notes
1. J7 must be IN when a Graphics Buffer is installed.
2. The Sun-2/160 Power Supply requires RC Network 540-1300-01.
3. The default base address is Ox21 0000.
Reference

Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-2/130 and Sun-2/160.
800-1144.

Technical Volume I

VI0/GRA-13

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

GP+ Graphics Processor Plus
Sun-21160
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/150/260/280/330/350/360/370/380
501-1139

PI

D

DIP SWITCH:I
Ji,

P3

P2

I

J121

I

On

-

JIll J131 J14

I I

DD

JIGI

J151

JB..

--=

Jl=

o0
Jl0_
LEOs

~

D
D

D
D

J16-

UNIX 10: /dev/gponeOa-d
Power
GP+ 14.6 Amps @ +5Vdc
73.0 Watts

VID/GRA-14

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

501-1139
Jumper & Switch Settings
JUMPER

SETIING

DESCRIPTION

J1
J2
J3
J4
J5
J6
J7
J8
J9
J10
J11
J12
J13
J14
J15
J16
J17
J18

Out
In
In
Out
Out
Out
In, if GB present
Out
Out'"
Out'"
Out'"
Out'"
Out'"
In
Out
Out
Out'"
Out

GP board 10 bit 3
GP board 10 bit 4
GP board 10 bit 2
GP board 10 bit 5
GP board ID bit 1
GP board 10 bit 6
GP board 10 bit 0
GP board 10 bit 7
GNO test point
GNO test point
PP halt test point
VP halt test point
Manual reset test point
Main clock connect
VP free-running ClK test point
PP free-running ClK test point
GNO test point
GNO test point

'Hardwired
DIP SWITCH

ON/OFF

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

On
Off
On
On
Off
On
On
On

DESCRIPTION

VME
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME
VME

address
address
address
address
address
address
address
address

bit
bit
bit
bit
bit
bit
bit
bit

17
16
23
22
21
20
19
18

Notes
1. The Sun-2/160 Power Supply requires RC Network 540-1300-01
(FCO 160-0002, Doc 807-0029).
2. The default base address is Ox21 0000.
Reference
Graphics Processor Plus Configuration Procedures, 813-2023.

Technical Volume I

VID/GRA-15

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

GB Graphics Buffer
Sun-21160
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/150/260/280/360/370/380
501-1058
Pl

I

P2

1

I

P3

I

I

-

Jl0

r---

-

J2

I

J8
J7:
J6:
J5

DD
J3

Jl

J9

Power: 2.1 Amps @ +5Vdc
10.5 Watts

VID/GRA-16

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

501-1058
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

J1

Out

GND test point

J2

Out

GND test point

J3

Out

Manual reset test point

J4 (2-3)

In

J5

Out

*

Refresh interval test point bit 0

J6

Out

*

Refresh interval test point bit 1

J7

Out

*

Refresh interval test point bit 2

J8

Out

*

Refresh interval test point bit 3

J9

Out

GND test pOint

J10

Out

GND test point

Graphics buffer

= 2MB

• Hardwired

Note: The Sun-2/160 Power Supply requires RC Network, 540-1300-01,
(FCO 160-0002, Doc 807-0029).
Reference
Hardware Installation Manual for the Sun-2/130 and Sun-2/160,
800-1144.

Technical Volume I

VID/GRA·17

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

CG3 Sun 3160 Color Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-3/150/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/11 0/150/260/280/31 0/330/350/360/370/380
501-1116
501-1089
501-1319
Single Buffered

lKxlK

Double Buffered *
P2

Pl

P3

J300

J302

~IIIIIII

J303 II
J301 16 4 2

1111111 II
1

15

31

J400

11111111
1

15

Jl02

-

J601

0

1

DOD

000

'Double buffering requires SunOS 3.5 (Sun-3) or SunOS 4.0 (Sun-4).
UNIX 10: /dev/cgtwoO
Power:

501-1116
8.2 Amps
2.9 Amps
0.1 Amps
0.2 Amps
59.0 Watts

VID/GRA-18

@ +5Vdc
@ -5Vdc
@ +12Vdc

@ -12Vdc

501-1319 and 501-1089
8.3 Amps @ +5Vdc
3.1 Amps @ -5Vdc
0.1 Amps @ +12 Vdc
0.2 Amps @ -12Vdc
61.2 Watts

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

501-1116

501-1089

501-1319

Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J100
J101
J102
J300

J600

All
All
1-2
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
1-2
3-4
1-2
3-4
1-2/J8
3-4/J9
5-6/J10
7-8/J11
9-10/J12
11-12/J13
13-14/J14
15-16/J15
All

Factorv Set
Factory Set
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Hardwired
Out
Out
Hardwired
Out
Hardwired
Hardwired
Out
Hardwired
Hardwired
Out
Out t
Out
Out
Out
Out
In"
Out
Out
Factory Set

J601

All

Factory Set

J301

J302
J303
J400

DESCRIPTION

Default Address
Ox400000

=

1152x900
Resolution
VME oort and GP oort
VME oort fast read
Reserved
Reserved

" For revisions below 501:;-1116-06, J400, Pins 11-12/J13 are Out.
t Jumper J400, Pins 1-2/J8, are jumpered for 1024x1024 resolution.
References

1. Installation Notes for the GP2 and CG5 Boards, 800-2330.
2. Sun-3 C%r Board Configuration Procedures, 813-2030.

Technical Volume I

VIO/GRA-19

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

CG5 Color Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-3/150/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/11 0/150/260/280/31 0/330/350/360
Sun-4/370/380/380/470/490
501-1267
P1

On 1..1111111 SW300 (D37)
On 1..1111111 SW302 (D36)

SW301
(834)
8

SW400
(A20)
1

~~

8

SW3300
(H34)

1111111111

8

1111111111 ~~

1111111111

P3

P2

1

-J601
(Fl)
2

8

1

7

1111

J600
(Fl)
2

8

1

7

1111

~~

8

----

DOD
000

UNIX 10: /dev/cgtwoo
Power: 8.8
3.2
0.2
0.1
64.2

VIO/GRA-20

Amps
Amps
Amps
Amps
Watts

@ +SVdc
@ -SVdc.
@ +12Vdc
@ -12Vdc

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

501-1267
Switch Settings
SWITCH

SETTING

SW300-1
SW300-2
SW300-3
SW300-4
SW300-5
SW300-6
SW300-7
SW300-8
SW301-1
SW301-2
SW301-3
SW301-4
SW301-5
SW301-6
SW301-7
SW301-8
SW302-1
SW302-2
SW302-3
SW302-4
SW302-5
SW302-6
SW302-7
SW302-8
SW400-1
SW400-2
SW400-3
SW400-4
SW400-5
SW400-6
SW400-7
SW400-8

Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
On
Off
On
On
On
Off
Off
On
nlc
nlc
nlc
nlc
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
On
Off
Off

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DESCRIPTION

A24 address decode
A25 address decode
A26 address decode
A27 address decode
A28 address decode
A29 address decode
A30 address decode
A31 address decode
A22 address decode
A23 address decode
AM4 decode
AM5 decode
2MB H/L decode
214MB, A21 decode
214MB, X.A21 decode
214MB, X.A21
Control space 214MB decode
Control space 214MB decode
24/32 bit address decode (24 bit)
24/32 bit address decode (24 bit)
Not used
Not used
Not used
Not used
Status bit 08 (resolution)
Status bit 09 (resolution)
Status bit 10 (resolution)
Status bit 11 (resolution)
Status bit 12 (extra registers)
Status bit 13 (fast RO)
Status bit 14 (RFU)
Status bit 15 (RFU)

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CONFIGURATIONS

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501-1267
Switch Settings - Continued
SWITCH

SETTING

SW3300-1
SW3300-2
SW3300-3
SW3300-4
SW3300-5
SW3300-6
SW3300-7
SW3300-8

On
Off
Off
Off
*

Off
Off
Off

DESCRIPTION

Selects board 0
Selects board 1
Selects board 2
Selects board 3
P2 Bus enable
No connection
No connection
No connection

• SW3300-5 is ON when the CG5 is used with the GP2 and OFF
when when it is not used with the GP2.

Jumper Settings

J600
PINS

1
3
5
7

to
to
to
to

SETTING

2
4
6
8

In
Out
Out
Out

DESCRIPTION

V reset
Ext vertical blank output to ground
Ext display buffer A output to ground
No connection

J601
PINS

1
3
5
7

to
to
to
to

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

In
Out
Out
In

Green sync
Green sync
Sync
Sync

2
4
6
8

Notes
1. The Sun 4300 CPU must be ~ 501-1316-03 for use with CG5.
2. The CG5 must be ~ 501-1267-05 for use with the 501-1539
ISP-80 Disk Controller.
References
1. Installation Notes for the GP2 and CG5 Boards, 800-2330.
2. Configuration Procedures for the GP2 and CG5 Boards, 813-2059.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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GP2 Graphics Processor
Sun-3/150/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/150/260/280/330/350/360/370/380
Sun-4/390/470/490

501-1268
Pl

P2

I I
I I
We;'ek

Wek,k

I

Woo,k

I

P3

D
D

UNIX 10: /dev/gponeOa-d
Power: 12.1 Amps @ +5Vdc
60.5 Watts

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CONFIGURATIONS

501-1268
Switch Settings
U1601 - Enable P2 Connection
DIP
SWITCH

U1601

SWITCH

SETTING

1
2
3

Off
On
On
Off
On
On
On
On

4
5
6
7
8

DESCRIPTION

A 18 address
A 19 address
A20 address
A21 address
A22 address
A23 address
Not used
Not used

decode
decode
decode
decode
decode
decode

Notes
1. The GP2 is used with the CG5 or CG9. Unbundled software is
required for SunOS 3.5, 3.5.1, 3.5.2, Sys4-3.2, and Sys4-3.2.1.
Unbundled software is not required for SunOS 4.0.
2. The GP2 must be >501-1268-07 for use with CG9.
3. The CG9 is not supported under OpenWindows Version 2.
References
1. Installation Notes for the GP2 and CGS Boards, 800-2330.
2. Configuration Procedures for the GP2 and CGS Boards, 813-2059.

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CONFIGURATIONS

CGg 24-bit Color Frame Buffer

1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-3/260/460/470/480
Sun-4/150/260/280/330/350/360/370/380
Sun-4/390/470/490
501-1434
P2

Pl

1

P3

8

~: 1111111111
1

SW3

(50700)

SW2

(50101)

SWl

(50100)

8

~: 1111111111
1

8

~~f 1111111111

o

00
J2700

1o~ 3
200 4

IRAMDAcl IRAMDAcl IRAMDAcl
J1800

lUI

DB13W3
UNIX 10: Idev/cgnineO
Power: 14.6 Amps @ +5Vdc
73.0 Watts
Notes
1. The GP2 must be >501-1268-07 when used with CG9.
2. The CG9 is not supported with the GP or GP+.
3. CG9 must be >501-1434-04 for use with the Xylogics 7053.
4. The CG9 is not supported under OpenWindows Version 2.

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CONFIGURATIONS

501-1434
Jumper & Switch Settings
JUMPER

PINS

J1800

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

J2700

SETTING

Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
In

DESCRIPTION

Display
Video blank
N/C
N/C
Sync or Green
Normal operation sync

SW1 S0100

SW2 S0101

DIP

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

On
On
On
Off
On
On
On
On

A24
A25
A26
A27
A28
A29
A30
A31

DIP SETTING

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

On/Off
On/Off
On
On/Off
Off
On
On
On

DESCRIPTION

N/C
N/C
Flag
N/C
A32 mode
AM4 switch
AM5 switch
A23 mode

SW3 S0700
DIP

SETTING

1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Off
Off
Off
Off
On
On
Off
On

8

DESCRIPTION

P2 Bus
Selects
Selects
Selects
Selects
N/C
N/C
N/C

enable
board 3
board 2
board 1
board 0

Reference
Installation and Configuration Guide for the CGg Color Frame Buffer,
800-3627.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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TAAC-1 Application Accelerator
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280/360/370/380/390/470/490

501-1383 501-1447
POP Board
Pl

P2

P3

11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111

DODD
I

I

Sync Red Grn Blu Sync Red Grn Blu
IN

I

OUT

UNIX 10: /dev/taacO
Power: 23.9
0.4
0.2
123.9

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Amps @ +SVdc
Amps @ -SVdc
Amps @ +12Vdc
Watts

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12190

TAAC-1 Application Accelerator
501-1383 501-1447
DFB Board
P1

P3

P2
I

I

Exploded View of JB2311

JB231

11I1111111I1I

8

13

000000000000_,1

cB 1000000Q..01111
OOOOOOO~
A 0000000000000

A26

~~ I~IIIIII:I

I
Exploded View
of JB20X

~ S206A

I0oI JB204
~

~ JB203

~ JB202

!;I JB201

o
o
D

DO

"D'
RESET

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CONFIGURATIONS

501-1383 501-1447
DFB Board
Jumper and Switch Settings
Jumper JB231
ROW

SHUNTS

1
2-7*
8
9
10
11
12
12
13

B-C
Not Used
8C - 9B
Empty
B-C
B-C
B-C
120 - 130
B-C

DESCRIPTION

Base address ina
BGIN
VMBG IN/OUT 0
VMBG IN/OUT 1
VMBG IN/OUT 2
Enable 50MHz ClK
VMBG IN/OUT 3

'Jumpers 2-7 are hardwired on board revisions without Switch A26.
These boards are Not marked with a Sun Part Number. Jumpers
2-7 are empty on board revisions that have Switch A26, .

Switch A26
SWITCH
NUMBER
1t

2
3

4
5
6

7

DEFAULT
SETTING'

On
On
Off
On
Off
On
On

Sun
4/150 t

On
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off

VME
ADDRESS

Bit
Bit
Bit
Bit
Bit
Bit
Bit

25
26
27
28
29
30
31

, Base address = Ox28000000
t Base adress = OxF8000000
Notes
1. Do not disassemble the matched two-board assembly.
2. The T AAC-l is not supported with the Sun-2 Color Frame Buffer.
3. The TAAC-l is not supported with the CG9 Color Frame Buffer.
4. Jumpers JB201-JB204 are hardwired for 16K x 4K RAM.
5. Reference the Configuration Procedures for the TAAC-1
Application Accelerator Board Set. 813-2057.

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Sun-3/E Monochrome Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
501-8020

UNIX ID: /dev/bwtwoO
Power: 3.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
15.0 Watts
Note: There are NO jumpers or switches on the 3/E Monochrome
Frame Buffer.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-3IE Color Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
501-8029

1111111111111

II

I II
-

J700

Sync

Red

D
JUMPER

J100
J100
J100
J100
J700

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

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

In
Out
In
Out
In

Base address
=FF400000

Grn
Blu

Clock enable

UNIX ID: /dev/cgtwoO
Power: 4.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
20.0 Watts
Notes:
1. The Sun-3/E Color Frame Buffer requires a 3/E CPU, 501-8028-07,
or greater.
2. This board requires SunOS 3.5 or greater.

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CONFIGURATIONS

Sun-3/60 CG4 Color Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-3/60
501-1210
P4 CONNECTOR

92 94

1 MHz
. 1

D

UNIX ID: /dev/cgfourO and /dev/bwtwo1
Power: 2.6 Amps @ +5Vdc
13.0 Watts
Notes
1. There are NO jumpers on the Sun-3/60 CG4 Color Frame Buffer.
2. Set EEPROM location Ox1 F to Ox12.

Technical Volume I

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CONFIGURATIONS

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MG3 Eel Monochrome Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-3/60/80/460/470/480
Sun-4/11 0/150/31 0/350/370/390/470/490
501-1247 501-1637
w 3/80 8ackpanel
P4 CONNECTOR

1200

MHzl

J54011
DB9

Jumper J5401 Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J5401
J5401
J5401

1-2
1-2
1-2

Out
In
Out

DESCRIPTION

Monitor auto select
Select 1600 x 1280 resolution
Select 1152 x 900 resolution

• Factory setting
UNIX ID: /dev/bwtwoO
Power: 0.8 Amps @ +5Vdc
1.2 Amps @ -5Vdc
10.0 Watts
Notes
1. Set EEPROM location Ox1f to 20.
2. The auto-select feature requires cable 530-1336 or 530-1359.
3. Hi resolution Monitor 540-1427 must be Motorola revision T or
greater for the auto-select feature to operate.

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CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

CG4 Color Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-3/60/80/460/470/480
Sun-4/11 0/150/31 0/350/370/390/470/490
501-1248 501-1443
BNC

DB13W3

w 3/80 Backpanel
P4 Connector

J700 -

DB13W3

J700 Setting
DESCRIPTION

Enable clock
UNIX ID: /dev/cgfourO and /dev/bwtwo1
Power: 3.8 Amps @ +5Vdc
19.0 Watts
Note: Set EEPROM location Ox1 F to Ox20.

Technical Volume I

VID/GRA-35

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

CG6 Color Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-3/60/80/460/470/480
Sun-4/11 0/150/31 0/350/370/390/470/490
501-1374 501-1505 501-1532
3/80 w Panel

P4 Connector

~~F~01
J900 ~1

J501

g1

J500

1m 1

I

EPROM

I

J100

00

2 1

1~!~ 1--DB13W3

UNIX 10: /dev/cgsixO

Power
501-1374 3.5 Amps @ +5Vdc
17.5 Watts
501-1505 and 501-1532
4.6 Amps @ +5Vdc
23.0 Watts

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CONFIGURATIONS

501-1374

501-1505

501-1532

Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J100
J500
J501
J900

1-2
1-2
1-2
2-3

Out
In
Out
In

DESCRIPTION

Monitor 1.0.
V.Y. ClK memory control
OSC 2 ClK
1152 x 900 (on 270-1532 Fab)

Notes
1. Sun-3/60, Sun-41 00, and Sun-4300 CPU boards require EPROM
revision 3.0 or greater.
2. Set CPU EEPROM location Ox1F to Ox20.
3. The minimum operating system is SunOS 4.0.3.

Technical Volume I

VIO/GRA-37

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

CG8 24-bit Color Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-4/11 0/150

501-1374

501-1505 501-1532
w 3/80 rear panel

DB13W3

BNC

DB13W3
(C1S l

l

BOOT PROM

I

P4 CONNECTOR

BLUE
RAMDAC

DB13W3

GREEN
RAMDAC

RED
RAMDAC

BNC

UNIX ID: Idev/cgeightO
Power
501-1371 and 501-1518
5.5 Amps @ +5Vdc
27.5 Watts
501-1577 4.8 Amps @ +5Vdc
24.0 Watts
Notes
1. There are NO jumpers or switches on this board.
2. Set CPU EEPROM location Ox1 F to Ox20.
3. Requires SunOS 4.0 CG8 or 4.0.3 or greater.
4. SunOS 4.0 CG8 is not upgradeable to 4.0.1.
5. CG8 must be 501-1374-04 or greater for use with Sun 3400 and
Sun 4300 CPU boards.
6. The CG8 is not supported under OpenWindows Version 2.

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CONFIGURATIONS

MG4 Analog/ECL Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun-3/80/460/470/480
Sun-4/31 0/350/370/390/470/490
501-1402
w 3/80 Backpanel

P4 CONNECTOR

92.94MHZOD
MHz 0
100

D
DB13W3
Analog

DB9
ECl

UNIX 10: /dev/bwtwoO
Power: 3.3 Amps
16.5 Watts

@

+5Vdc

Notes
1. There are NO jumpers or switches on the MG4 Frame Buffer.
2. The MG4 Frame Buffer produces a 1-bit Analog output and a 1-bit
EeL output.

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CONFIGURATIONS

DC to DC Converter
Sun-3/80

501-1483

U1

G:]J1
CONN10

Exploded View of Connector J1
2

10

o

0000
mOOOO
9

Power
Total Power for 501-1483 and 501-1637 is 2.7 Amps @ +5Vdc
Notes
1. The DC to DC Converter used with the MG3 Frame Buffer allows
the Sun-3/80 to operate a 1600 x 1280 High Resolution monitor.
2. The -5 volt DC output of the DC to DC Converter can be
measured on Pins 1 and 10 of connector J1 and on Pins 31 and
63 of the CPU P4 connector.

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CONFIGURATIONS

Color Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun386i/150/250
501-1243
VIDEO/KEYBOARD

... Keyboard/Mouse
~ Fuse (J14)

IIII
IIII
IIII
IIII
IIII
IIII
IIII
IIII

~D

o

UNIX 10: /dev/cgthreeO
Notes
1. There are NO jumpers on the Sun386i Color Frame Buffer.
2. The Keyboard/Mouse fuse is a 1 Amp subminiature fuse, Sun
part number, 140-1027-01.

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CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Color Frame Buffer
1024 x 768 53KHz 66Hz
Sun386i/150/250
501-1286
VIDEO/KEYBOARD

... Keyboard/Mouse
~ Fuse (J14)

~D
~

IIII
IIII

""

IIII
IIII

o

""
IIII
IIII
UNIX 10: /dev/cgthreeO
Notes
1. There are NO jumpers on the Sun386i Color Frame Buffer.
2. The Keyboard/Mouse fuse is a 1 Amp subminiature fuse, Sun
part number, 140-1027-01.

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CONFIGURATIONS

Monochrome Frame Buffer
1024 x 768 64KHz 66Hz
Sun386V150/250
501-1433 501-1568
VIDEO/KEYBOARD

Keyboard/Mouse~

Fuse (J22)

<7

~
~

UNIX 10: /dev/bwtwoO
Notes
1. There are NO jumpers on this board.
2. The Keyboard/Mouse fuse is a 1 Amp subminiature fuse
part number 140-1027-01.
3. The CPU requires EPROM revision 4.4 or greater.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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Monochrome Frame Buffer
1152 x 900 62KHz 66Hz
Sun386i/150/250
501-1244 501-1567
VIDEO/KEYBOARD

Keyboard/Mouse. .
Fuse (J22)

a.
-=>

SWITCH 1

~1

J3-2

~~\

J4-2

iL

PORT BOUT

}3~

PORT B IN

j~~

370-1330

I

J211

Power Connector
15

14

13

12

11

10

9

8

7

+24 +24 +24 +24 +24 +24 N/C PWR -12
RTN

RTN RTN

6

-5

5
-5

4

3

GND GN[

2

1

+5

+5

OK

Dip Switch 1 Settings
SWITCH

SETTING

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Open
Closed
Open
Closed
Open
Open
Closed
Closed
Open

DISK-56

DESCRIPTION

Drive starts when DC Power is applied
Disable Port B
Enable Port A
Disable internal diaanostics

10 3 ]
102
10 1
10 Microcode. Do Not Change.
100
Slave/Master spindle sync-slave

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CONFIGURATIONS

370-1187 370-1314 540-1770 540-1926
Seagate 97209-12G
Notes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.

Use terminator 370-1220-01 on the Port AlB Out connector.
Disable an unused port with the Port Enable/Disable switch.
Do not install a terminator on an unused port.
Switch 9 is on I/O board LYBX. It is not on I/O board BXDX.
There may be cooling vents on the top cover of 1.2GB Disk Drive
370-1187. Do NOT install this drive in the Sun Expansion
Pedestal.
Power Supply 300-1052-02 does NOT support 1.2GB Disk Drives.
Power Supply 300-1052-03 supports two 1.2GB Disk Drives. Power
must be distributed between the two 410 Watt modules.
Power Supply 300-1052-04 supports four 1.2GB Disk Drives.
Power Supply 300-1052-05 does NOT support 1.2GB Disk Drives.
Use Power Supply 300-1075 in the Sun Expansion Pedestal.

References
1. IPI8-1000/2HP Disk Drive Configuration and Installation
Procedures for the Sun Expansion Pedestal, 813-5377.
2. IPIB-1000 and IPI8-1000/2HP Disk Drive Configuration and
Installation Procedures for the Sun 56-inch Cabinets, 813-1109.

Technical Volume I

DISK-57

CONFIGURATIONS

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Seagate 97229-11 G (911MB)
8" IPI-2 6MB/Sec
Options 716 717 719 720
Options 741 L 742L 743L 744L 745L
Operator Panel
370-1355
INOI CATORS

SWITCHES
i

WRITE PROTECT

PROTECT
WRITE

PRESS TO TURN ON
INDICA TOR AND PREVENT
WRITE OPERATION S.
PRESS AGAIN TO TURN
OFF INDICATOR A ND
ENABLE WRITE OP ERATIONS.

WRITE P ROTECT
ON
OFF =

PREVE NTS WRITING
PERMIT S WRITING

0

i

FAULT

i

FA ULT
ON =
OFF =

FAU LT

FAULT EXISTS
NO FA ULT EXISTS

0

SELE CTED

SEL

CONTR OLLER
NOT SELECTED

ADD RESS
0- 7 ARE VAL ID ADDRESSES

i

STA RT

0

= SELEC TED BY

OFF =

i

START

REA DY
ON = READY
OFF = NOT READY
FLASHING = DU RING START/STOP

ON

PRESS TO TURN OFF
FAULT INDICATOR

PRESS TO START DRIVE
PRESS AGAIN TO STOP
DRIVE.
I

0

B

ADDR ESS
PRESS 2-3 SECON DS TO
DISPLAY THE ADD RESS
IN BINARY.

0

0

0

0

1

2

4

8

Note: Each drive power on sequence is delayed for a time equal to
five seconds times its address. For example, if the address is 3,
the drive starts after a 15 second delay.

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Disk Enclosure
370-1351 370-1352 540-2005 540-2008
Rackmount Disk
w/o Tray
w/o Power Supply

Pedestal Disk
w/o Bracket

Pedestal Disk
w Bracket

Rackmount Disk
w Tray
w Power Supply

Control Board Dip Switch Settings
Dip Switch 1, Switches 1,2,3,4
DRIVE

SWITCH

a

4

Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed

1
2
3
4
5
6

7

SWITCH 3

SWITCH 2

SWITCH 1

Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Open
Open
Open
Open

Closed
Closed
Open
Open
Closed
Closed
Open
Open

Closed
Open
Closed
Open
Closed
Open
Closed
Open

Dip Switch 1, Switches 5 and 6
DIP

SWITCH

1

5
6

DESCRIPTION

Not Used
Open = Write Protected
Closed = Write enabled

o +5V
LEDs

0

FLT

o SEL
o RDY

00 RTN

JUMPERS

SWITCH 1

BIC
N/WP
DRIVE
ADDRESS

"'''CH'' [
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00 SWP1
1001 SWPD

1

OPEN

c-.'6
c-.
c-.

~

,

DISK-59

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CONFIGURATIONS

Disk Enclosure

370-1351 370-1352 540-2005 540-2008
I/O Board Rear View
15lc§cccc ccccccccc

I

1

J3-1

~~\

PORT A OUT

]3~8

J4-1

!I[

PORT A IN

\~:

OPEN

C;;; 9
~8

==."
=-"
.

SWITCH 1

~1

J3-2

~~\

J4-2

ilL

PORT BOUT

]3~8

PORT B IN

J~:

Connector
Assembly
-Ad apter
370-1330

I

J211

Power Connector
14

15

13

12

11

10

9

+24 +24 +24 +24 +24 +24 N/C

RTN

RTN RTN

8

7

PWR -12

6

5

4

2

1

-5

-5 GNP GNP +5

+5

3

OK

Dip Switch 1 Settings
SWITCH
1

2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

DISK·60

SETTING
Open
Closed
Open
Closed
Open
Closed
Open
Closed
Open

DESCRIPTION
Drive starts when DC Power is applied
Disable Port B
Enable Port A
Disable internal diagnostics
103

102

10 1 ] ID Microcode. Do Not C!1ango
100
Slave/Master spindle sync-slave

Field Engineer Handbook

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CONFIGURATIONS

370-1351 370-1352 540-2005 540-2008
Seagate 97229-11 G
Notes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

The ISP-80 IPI-2 Disk Controller must be 501-1539-05 or greater.
Use terminator 370-1220-01 on the Port AlB Out connector.
Disable an unused port with the Port Enable/Disable switch.
Do not install a terminator on an unused port.
There are cooling vents on the cover of 911 MB Disk Drive 370-1351.
Do NOT install this drive in the Sun Expansion Pedestal.
6. There are no cooling vents on the cover of 911 MB Disk Drive
370-1352. Do NOT install this drive in the Sun 56" Rack.
7. Power Supply 300-1052 does NOT support 911 MB Disk Drives.
8. Use Power Supply 300-1075 in the Sun Expansion Pedestal.
References
1. IP18-100012HP Disk Drive Configuration and Installation Procedures
for the Sun Expansion Pedestal. 813-5377.
2. IPI8-1000 and IPI8-1000/2HP Disk Drive Configuration and
Installation Procedures for the Sun 56-inch Cabinets. 813-1109.

Technical Volume I

DISK-61

CONFIGURATIONS

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Adaptec ACB4000
Sun-2/120/130/160 & Sun-3/160
Options 55 55EX 56 501 503 511
370-1010
J4

1
112
50~--------------~

49

I,

10!

........... =
. . .==.=. .

LEDO

SCSI CABLE

B

B

TERMINATORS AT LOCATIONS A OR B

AIC010

AIC300C

8156

8085
PROM

J5

Precompensation jumpers
at one location
T

J3

I ~gWER I

J2

PU~R
J1

S

i"----l=~

""I

JO

Ii

1~

Power: 1.5 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.1 Amps @ +12Vdc.
8.7 Watts
Note: On individual board layouts, the terminators are either at the
A or B location, and the precompensation jumpers are oriented
as shown in one of the examples above.

DISK-62

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CONFIGURATIONS

370-1010
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETIING

S, R
T&PU

R-S
R-T
R-PU

Out
Out
In

Selects Precomp at Cyl 400'
Selects Precomp all tracks
De-selects Precomp all tracks

J5

A-Bt
C-D

Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out

SCSI bus address
SCSI bus address
SCSI bus address
Halves the transfer rate
Not used
Not used
Selects a seek complete status
Not used

E-F
G-H
I-J
K-L
M-L
O-P

DESCRIPTION

'Refer to the charts below for Micropolis 1304 disk drive.

DRIVE SERIAL NUMBER

41210001 and greater
411559999 or lower

DRIVE PCB SERIAL NUMBER

ACTION

Jumper the Adaptec for NO
precompensation (PU-R)
Check the drive PCB

ACTION

101242-xx-x

Jumper the Adaptec for
precompensation (R-S).

101362-xx-x

Jumper the AdaPt{lc fO~) NO
precompensation PU-R.

t A-B, In, for second Adaptec controller

Reference
71 MByte Disk Controller Configuration Procedures, 813-2027.

Technical Volume I

DISK-63

CONFIGURATIONS

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Emulex MD21
Sun-3/160/260 & Sun-4/260
Options 504 505 507 509 510 514
370-0552 370-1236
E lOll'
FI!!!

516

J6

TERMINATOR RESISTOR PACKS (220/330)

H J K

I0

0

~sR

01 0

o P

L M N
10

0

0

I

J5Dl

FIRMWARE
PROM (U4/U9)

D

0

0

o0 0 00
o
0
0
0

J4D1

.w'I'

0
0

0
o 0 00
o
0

-

On

1

Off

LED 30
1

J7

(ooooJI

2

Jl

LED40

34

J2
11

J3
111

POWER

Power: 1.6 Amps @ +SVdc
8.0 Watts

DISK-64

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370-0552 370-1236
Switch & Jumper Settings

DIP
SWITCH

1
2
3

4
5

6
7
8

SETTING

Off *
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off

DESCRIPTION

SCSI BUS
ADDRESSITARGET
Bit 0-7
Not used
512 byte/sector
Power on spin-up
Soft errors reported
Parity disabled

* For DeskTop Expansion Shoebox, Dip Switch 1 is ON for Target 1.

JUMPER

E,F *

SETTING

Out

DESCRIPTION

SCSI bus termination power option

* E and F jumpers are not on the Emulex Rev MD2110103 board.

Note: Install termination resistor packs on the last Tape/Disk Controller
on the SCSI bus.
Reference: ESDI Disk Controller Configuration Procedures, 813-2022.

Technical Volume I

DISK-65

CONFIGURATIONS

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Xylogics 450
Sun-211 00U/120/130/150U/160/170

Sun-3/160/1B0/260/2B0/460/470/4BO
Sun-4/260/2BO
370-1012 (Fab C, Revs C thru K)

UUUDDD~DO

m

I

~DDDD

C)

~ ~ ! 0 0DOD n~
. .~ ~OD OOnnOu~
~oo~~nooooom~
~lm ~ODD ~ ~nnDnD 0m~
DO

D

nn= 0o~oo o~o ~

o

~DD~~~~~~~~~~~~
I ~D J Q000OQ m0~

•~ O} 000 TI~ ilil 0~
v'----==~ffo 000 0 DO 00'0
u0000 00 00c::3~
DISK-66

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CONFIGURATIONS

Xylogics 450
370-1012 (Fab 0, Revs K, L & M)

Technical Volume I

DISK-67

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Xylogics 450
370-1012 (Fab E, Rev N)

JRJCJD

rnrnrn

DISK-S8

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CONFIGURATIONS

370-1012 (Fab C, Revs C thru K)
370-1012 (Fab 0, Revs K, L & M)
370-1012 (Fab E, Rev N)
Common Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

JV

1-2
3

Optional 8KB

JT

1-2

In
N/A
In
N/A

1-2
3-4
1
2-3
E2 JX
E2 to 2
E2 to 7
E2 to 4
E2 to 5
E2 to 8
E2 to 3
E2 to 6
E2 to 1
JA JB
1 to 1
2 to 2
3 to 3
4 to 4
5 to 5
6 to 6
7 to 7
8 to 8
9 to 9
10 t010

Out
In
N/A
In

Disk Sequencer Clock

1 to 2
1 to 2
3
4 to 5

3
JJ
JY
E2 &
JX

JA &
JB

JE

DESCRIPTION

Optional 8KB

Close ECC Feedback

N/A
N/A
In
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A

Interrupt Request Level Selections:
Level - 0
Level - 1
Level - 2
Level - 3
Level - 4
Level - 5
Level - 6
Level - 7

Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Out

16 or 8 Bit Address Control
Address Bit F
Address Bit 8
Address Bit E
Address Bit 9
Address Bit D
Address Bit A
Address Bit C
Address Bit B
Ground

In
Out
N/A
In

Selects Serial Arbitration (Sun-1 00' s Only)
Selects Parallel Arbitration (All other products)

Technical Volume I

Address Bit 7 (Hex)

DISK-59

CONFIGURATIONS

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370-1012 (Fab C, Revs C thru K)
370-1012 (Fab 0, Revs K, L & M)
370-1012 (Fab E, Rev N)
Common Jumper Settings - Continued
JUMPER

PINS

SETIING

DESCRIPTION

JR, JC JR JC
& JD 1 to 1

In

Address Bit 6 (Hex)

JD JC
2 to 2
3 to 3
4 to 4

In
In
In

Address Bit 5 (Hex)
Address Bit 4 (Hex)
Address Bit 3 (Hex)

JR JC
1 to 1
4 to 4

In
In

Address Bit 6 (Hex)
Address Bit 3 (Hex)

JD JC
2 to 2
3 to 3

In
In

Address Bit 5 (Hex)
Address Bit 4 (Hex)

1 to 2

In

Crystal Shunt

JZ

}

Sets Address of
device for xyO,
EE40

} Sets Address of
device for xy1,

EE48

Notes
1. Firmware revisions greater than 952C do not work with the Fujitsu
M2284 disk drive.
2. Firmware revisions lower than 952C do not work with the Fujitsu
M2284 disk drive and SunOS 3.2 or greater.
Reference
Xylogics 450/451 SMD Controller Board Configuration Procedures,
813-2002.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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Jumper Settings
370-1012 (Fab C, Revs C thru K)
PINS

SETTING

1-2
3-4
5-6

Out
In=N/A
Out
In

JM

1-2
3-4
1-2
3-4

Out
In
In
Out

20-Bit
20-Bit
24-Bit
24-Bit

IN

1 to 2

Out

Disable Remote Act Indicator

JUMPER

JH

DESCRIPTION

Automatically Selects DC Power Fail Detection
AC Power Fail Detection (Not for Sun systems)
Inhibit DMA Sequencer Clock
Select DMA Sequencer Clock
Address
Address
Address
Address

Selected
Selected
Selected
Selected

370-1012 (Fab D, Revs K, L & M)
JUMPER

JH

PINS

1 to 2
3 to 4
5 to 6

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

Automatically selects DC power fail detection
Out
In =N/A AC Power Fail Detection-not in Sun systems
Out
In

Inhibit DMA Sequencer Clock
Select DMA Sequencer Clock

20-Bit Addressing - For Multibus
1 to 2 Out
24-Bit Address Selected
JM
In
20-Bit Address Selected
3 to 4
Connect ADROx14
Out
5 to 6
JK

1
3
5
7

to
to
to
to

2
4
6
8

Out
Out
Out
Out

Connect ADROx16
Connect ADROx17
Connect ADROx15
Disable ACT Indicator

24-Bit Addressing - For VMEbus
JM
1 to 2
In
24-Bit Address Selected
20-Bit Address Selected
3 to 4
Out
In
Connect ADROx14
5 to 6
JK

1
3
5
7

to
to
to
to

2
4
6
8

In
In
In
Out

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Connect ADROx16
Connect ADROx17
Connect ADROx15
Disable ACT Indicator

DISK-71

CONFIGURATIONS

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370-1012 (Fab E, Rev N)

Jumper Settings

JUMPER

PINS

JF &
JH

JF JH
1 to 1

JH
1 to 2
ONLY 3 to 4
5 to 6

SETTING

In
Out
Out
In

DESCRIPTION

DC Power Fail Detection Selected
AC Power Fail Detection-not in Sun systems
Inhibit DMA Sequencer Clock
Select DMA Sequencer Clock

20-Bit Addressing - For Multibus
JM

1 to 2
3 to 4
5 to 6

Out
In
Out

24-Bit Address Selected
20-Bit Address Selected
Connect ADROx14

JK

1
3
5
7

Out
Out
Out
Out

Connect ADROx16
Connect ADROx17
Connect ADROx15
Disable ACT Indicator

JM

to
to
to
to

2
4
6
8

24-Bit Addressing - For VMEbus
1 to 2
In
24-Bit Address Selected
3 to 4
Out
20-Bit Address Selected
In
5 to 6
Connect ADROx14

JK

DISK-72

1
3
5
7

to
to
to
to

2
4
6
8

In
In
In
Out

Connect ADROx16
Connect ADROx17
Connect ADROx15
Disable ACT Indicator

Field Engineer Handbook

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CONFIGURATIONS

VMEbus to Multibus Adapter
with Xylogics 450
Sun-2/130/160
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280

501-1154
P3

P1

I

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ADAPTER 501-1054

ng

11111111.

IBBmml

IBBBBBBBBI

IIBmml

11111111.

IIBIBBOIII

1111111111

..

IDillIUl
ImmBBI

10BBIBBUBI

IBBBBBml

---0-

~

-

-

XYLOGICS 450 370-1 01 2

•

Ifr

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0

-

CABLE

CABLE

CABLE

530-1147

530-1148

530-1147

I

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J5

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I

I

I

J

/

I

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J4

I

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DATA

Technical Volume I

I

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I

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I

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I

I
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J2

J3

A
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COMMAND

I
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J1

\

\

\

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S
\S

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DATA

,

DISK-73

CONFIGURATIONS

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VMEbus to Multibus Adapter
with Xylogics 450
501-1154

Dip 6

Dip 8

Dip 2

Dip 10

lumRBKul8

Immuul
1
8

lumuml

luuuyuuuul

+

8

8

Dip 5

Dip 7

ON
Switches
• OFF

Inftftftnftftftl

Innmml

8

8

Dip 3

luuunuyuni
Dip 11

Dip 4

1

Imuftftftnl

Inmmnl

8

8

8

J1

111~

VME TO MULTIBUS ADAPTER BOARD SWITCH SETTINGS
Switch
U1
U2
U3
U4
U5
U6
U7
U8
U9
U10
U11
U12
J1

1

.

2
4
3
N/C ON OFF ON
N/C ON ON ON
OFF OFF OFF ON

7
Description
5
6
8
ON
OFF OFF 1-0 Address
ON ON OFF OFF 1-0 Space = 8
OFF OFF OFF ON 1-0 Address = OxEE

ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON

•

ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON

PINS 1-2
PINS 3-4

ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
IN
IN

ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON

ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF

ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON

VME 1-0 Space
24-Bit Memory Address Space
24-Bit Memory Block Size
24-Bit Memory Address Space
24-Bit Memory Block Size
No connection
No connection
Sets Address Bits A23 Thru A20
Interrupt Vector

If BCLK is desired
If CCLK is desired

• xycO: ON (1-0 Address = Oxee40, Interrupt Vector = Ox48)
xyc1= OFF (1-0 Address = Oxee48, Interrupt Vector = Ox49)

Power: 8.0 Amps @ +SVdc
0.6 Amps @ -SVdc
43.1 Watts

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CONFIGURATIONS

Xylogics 451
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280/360/370/380

370-1082

o lllJJ-+-t-U»~:rrn
WJD

~~~D~DDg D ~ D~

~DDDDDD D~
~~J[DDDDDD mm
nIiIiIiIiD~D 0DO D~~

JD

P3

P5

~uuuuu=!=~DDDDD D~

P7

DODD D~ol~~~
JE

Technical Volume I

DISK-75

CONFIGURATIONS

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370-1082
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

JC

1 to 2

Out

JA

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
17-18
19-20
21-22
23-24
25-26

In
In
In
Out
In
In
In
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out

JM

1-2

In

JK

1-8

JX

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

Enables 16-bit addressing mode
Base address setting (ee40)
Address Bit F
Address Bit E
Address Bit D
Address Bit C
Address Bit B
Address Bit A
Address Bit 9
Address Bit 8
Address Bit 7
Address Bit 6
Address Bit 5
Address Bit 4
Address Bit 3'

16-24 Mode for VME-bus
24-bit
address jumpars
In for VMEbus
ADROx17-ADROx14
INTO
Interrupt Request level
Out
Out
INT1
INT2
In
INT3
Out
INT4
Out
INT5
Out
INT6
Out
Out
INT?

JY

1-2

Out

Bus arbitration (BPRO)

JH
JZ
IN
JD
JE
JG
JW

1-2
2-3
1-2
1-2-3-4
1-2-3-4
1-2-3-4
1-2

In
In
Out
Out
Out
In
In

AC Power-down protection
Common bus request disabled
Activity indicator
-5 VDC from backplane
-5 VDC from backplane
-5 VDC from backplane
Busy not synchronized to bus clock

'In for address ee48(xy1). Out for address ee40(xyO)

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370-1082
Xylogics 451
Notes
1. The Xylogics 451 SMD Controller may exhibit random "no return
status seek errors" due to intermittent contact between the gate
array and its socket. Replace with 370-1082-05 or 501-1166-05
or higher.
2. 370-1082-05 or lower my exhibit "cylinder head header" or "seek
error header 1" when used with the Fujitsu M2351. Replace with
370-1082-06 or greater.
3. The Xylogics 450 cannot be mixed with the Xylogics 451 for any
892MB disk drive configuration.
4. Systems using Sun-2 SCSI. 501-1138. or Sun-3 SCSI. 501-1217.
may mix a maximum of one Xylogics 451 and two Xylogics 7053
disk controllers.
5. Systems using Sun-2 SCSI. 501-1167. may mix a maximum of
one Xylogics 451 and two Xylogics 7053 disk controllers.
6. Systems using Sun-2 SCSI. 501-1149. or Sun-3 SCSI. 501-1170.
may mix a maximum of one Xylogics 451 and one Xylogics 7053.
Reference
Xylogics 450/451 SMD Controller Board Configuration Procedures.
813-2002.

Technical Volume I

DISK-77

CONFIGURATIONS

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VMEbus to Multibus Adapter
with Xylogics 451
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280/360/370/380

501-1166
P1

;u

P3

I
ADAPTER 501-1054

IlmBBU11

lummll

~

!mImI

nm mmDI

ru-

Imamal

Inmml

IllIBmal
Immul

IUBBUaml

II~

-

XYLOGICS 451

-

I9mmJ

/

1
I

DISK-78

I

I
I

/

T

DATA

I

c::::3 I

CABLE

~

•-

C3

I

CABLE

530-1148

J4

I
/

/

/

/

/

I

/

T 1

I

I

530-1147

~
\

J2

\

\
\

3

-

CABLE

I

J5

~

__ D

•

530-1147

I

~

-

370-1082

-

•

II

\

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1

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Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

VMEbus to Multibus Adapter
with Xylogics 451
501-1166
Dip 2

Igggggguul

lummul

Dip 6

Dip 8

Dip 10

1

8

8

lugugyguul

luuggggggi

Dip 9

8

8

lumuugul

Dip 5

Dip 7

8

IBBBBBBBBI

IBmmBI

.OFF

6

6

tON
Switches

Dip 3

IUUUBUUUBI
Dip 11

8

1

Dip 4

luumml

IBBmBBBI

6

6

J1

~II~

VME TO MULTIBUS ADAPTER BOARD SWITCH SETIINGS
Switch

1

2

3

4

5

U1
U2
U3
U4
U5
U6
U7
U8
U9
U10
U11
U12

N/C
N/C
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON

OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON

ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON

J1

.

PINS 1-2
PINS 3-4

IN
IN

.
6

7

8

ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON

OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF

OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON

Description

1-0 Address
1-0 Space = 8
1-0 Address = OxEE
VME 1-0 Space
24-Bit Memory Address Space
24-Bit Memory Block Size
24-Bit Memory Address Space
24-Bit Memory Block Size
No connection
No connection
Sets Address Bits A23 Thru A20
Interrupt Vector

If BCLK is desired
If CCLK is desired

• xycO= ON (1-0 Address = Oxee40, Interrupt Vector = Ox48)
xyc1= OFF (1-0 Address = Oxee48, Interrupt Vector = Ox49)

Power: 6.3 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.6 Amps @ -5Vdc
34.6 Watts

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DISK-79

CONFIGURATIONS

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Xylogics 7053
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280/370/390/470/490

501-1249
Pl

P2

P3

L
JD JC JB

JE

JA

31§1~§

456789ABCDEF

2 012:]]000

~O~OOO~OOO

1 012:]]000
o 012:]]0 00

1

I
40~1

300 2

000000000000

Exploded View of Jumpers
Base Address OxEE80 Shown

o Al0
o Rl0
JG

@:2.1
o TP5

I

I

LED Description

r:::p
Upper

r:::p

I

PROM

LED2 On = Error
SYSFAIL is
asserted on
VME bus
LED1 On = Busy

Lower

I

[]:I

J

~;

I~

~

DATA 2,3

~

CMD

~I

I~

DATA 0,1

,

Power: 4,8 Amps @ +5Vdc
0,6 Amps @ -12Vdc
31,2 Watts

DISK-80

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CONFIGURATIONS

501-1249
Jumper Settings
Jumper Block JA - Controller Address
9

A

B C

0

E

F

BOARD BASE
ADDRESS

00000
~~~O~

0
0

0
0

oO~
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

ee80 = xdcO

00000

O~~O~

0
0

0
0

0
0

ee90 = xdc1

~O~O~
00000

0

0

0

0

0

0

OO~O~

0
0

0
0

O~
o 0

4

5 6

7

8

00000

~
~

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0
0

0
0

0
0

eeaO = xdc2
eebO = xdc3

Jumper Block JB, JC, JO
PINS

JB3
JC3
J03
J02-JC2
J01-JC1
JOO-JCO

SETTING

In
In
In
In
In
In

DESCRIPTION

Bus request level 3
Bus request level 3
Bus request level 3
BG21n -BG20ut
BG11n -BG10ut
BGOln -BGOOut

Jumper Block JE
PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

1-2
3-4

In*
Outt

Unrestricted maintenance mode
(In=disables self test mode)

• JE, 1-2, Out. enables only diagnostic maintenance mode.
t JE, 3-4, In, disables diagnostic maintenance mode testing.

Jumper Block JG
PINS

SETTING

1-2

In

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DESCRIPTION

Enables bus release if data is
not available

OISK-81

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501-1249
Xylogics 7053
Notes
1. Do not install a shunt at locations R10 and A 10 (test points).
2. When the Xylogics 7053 is installed in a Sun-4/2xx, the CPU be
be revision 501-1274-13, 501-1491-01, 501-1522-01, or greater.
3. When the Xylogics 7053 is installed in a Sun-3/160/180, use only
the 501-1208 CPU board.
4. When the Xylogics 7053 is installed in a Sun-3/1 xx or Sun-3/2xx,
the CPU requires EPROM 2.6 or greater.
5. Systems using Sun-2 SCSI, 501-1138, or Sun-3 SCSI, 501-1217,
may mix a maximum of one Xylogics 451 and two Xylogics 7053
disk controllers.
6. Systems using Sun-2 SCSI. 501-1167, may mix a maximum of one
Xylogics 451 and two Xylogics 7053 disk controllers.
7. Systems using Sun-2 SCSI, 501-1149, or Sun-3 SCSI, 501-1170,
may mix a maximum of one 451 and one 7053.
8. Requires SunOS 4.0.1 or greater. Minimum 4.0.1 requirements are
the MB and SCSI fixes.
9. Requires 1.0 SunFeatures tape for SunOS 4.0.1.
10. Systems using more than two Fujitsu M2372 disk drives on a single
controller require 501-1249-05 or greater.
11. CG9 must be ~501-1434-04 for use with the Xylogics 7053 Disk
Controller.
12. The Sun 4400 CPU must be >501-1381-12 when used with the
Xylogics 7053.
13. The Xylogics 7053 must be ~501-1249-04 when used with the
Sun 4400 CPU.
14. SunOS 4.1.1 is required when the Xylogics 7053 is used with the
Sun 4400 CPU.
Reference
VME/SMD Disk Controller Configuration Procedures, 813-2033.

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DISK-83

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ISP-80 IPI-2
Sun-4/370/390/470/490
501-1539 501-1855
Pl

P2

1

1

8

~~f 1111111111
SW1603

P3

8

~~ 1111111111
SW1602
1

8

~~ 1111111111
SW1601

DIAGNOSTIC
SERIAL PORT
1

J2

DODD

000000
000000

25

7- 0
LEDs

NORM/DIAG

IPI-2 PORT

Power: 11.8 Amps @ +5Vdc
59.0 Watts
Notes
1. This board must be > 501-1539-04 for use with the Sun-4400 CPU.
2. This board must be ;501-1539-05 for use with 6MB/sec disk drives.
3. Board revisions lower than 501-1539-08 or 501-1855-02 may hang
under SunDiag when the ISP-80 is used with the Prestoserve and
32MB of system memory.
Reference
ISP-80 Disk Controller Configuration Procedures, 813-2065.

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501-1539 501-1855
Switch & Jumper Settings
Controller idcO at Base Address Ox01080000

: I~~~~~~~~I
1

1

8

1

8

8

I~~~~~~~~I

I~~~~~~~~I

SW1602

SW1601

SW1603

Controller idc1 at Base Address Ox01080400
1

1

8

1

8

:: I~~~~~~~~ I I~~~~~~~~I

I~~~~~~~~I
SW1601

SW1602

SW1603

8

Controller idc2 at Base Address Ox1080800

:: I~~~~~~~~I

1

8

1

1

8

8

I~~~~~~~~I

I~~~~~~~~I

SW1602

SW1601

SW1603

Controller idc3 at Base Address Ox01080COO
On
Off

1

I~~~~~~~~I
1

8

I~~~~~~~~I

1

8

I~~~~~~~~I
SW1601

SW1602

SW1603

8

Note: Dip Switches 3 and 4, SW1603, select bits A 10 and A 11 of the
controller base address. These are the only switches changed
when setting up a system with multiple controllers.

Jumper JM2
PINS

SEITING

1-2

In

DESCRIPTION

Enable UART clock

Base Address Select Switches
DIP SWITCH

SW1603
SW1602
SW1601

1
AMO
A16
A24

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2
AM1
A17
A25

3
A10
A18
A26

4
A11
A19
A27

5
A12
A20
A28

6
A13
A21
A29

7
A14
A22
A30

8
A15
A23
A31

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Prestoserve
Sun-4/470/490

501-1847
Pl

P2

-

P3

R4 Jumper
8

8

1

1

1111111111 ~~:;d 1111111111
SW3

Q......O

I

1

SW2

FlO

SW4~
-

9

Open 11111111111
Closed
SW1

5V

1 BATTERY 31

F2

0

1 BATTERY 21

FlO
1 BATTERY 1 1

BAT

u

LED LIVE TEST
SWITCH

,

Switch SW1, SW2, and SW3

DISK-86

DIP

SWITCH

DESCRIPTION

SW1
SW1
SW1
SW2
SW3

1
1
2-9
1-8
1-8

Enable vme24d32 (closed)
Enable vme32d32 (open)
A24-A31
A 16-A23 starting address
A 16-A23 ending address

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501-1847
Switch & Jumper Settings
Controller prO at vme24d32 Address Ox800000
8

9

I~~~~~~~~I

I~~~~~~~~~I

SW2

SW1

SW3

Switch SW4
SETIING

BAT
5V

DESCRIPTION

Enables battery backup mode
Disables battery backup mode

Jumper at Resistor R4
PINS

SETIING

DESCRIPTION

1-2

Out

Not used

Live Test LED
Press the Live Test Switch to determine
the cache data state.
Cached data in memor
No cached data in memory
Notes
1. Set SW4 to BAT when the board is installed. Software will not
initialize Prestoserve unless battery backup is enabled.
2. Set SW4 to 5V when the board is removed and cached data does
not need to be preserved.
3. Cached data is cleared from memory when SW4 is set to 5V for
more than five minutes.
4. IPI-2 Disk Controller board revisions lower than 501-1539-08 or
501-1855-02 may hang under SunDiag when used with the
Prestoserve and 32MB of system memory.
5. The batteries are not field replaceable.
6. The minimum operating system is SunOS 4.1 PSR A.
Reference
Sun Prestoserve Installation Manual. 813-1112.

Technical Volume I

DISK-8?

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Sony CDU-8012
Sun-4/370/390/470/490
Option 558

370-1312 370-1347
White Bezel

Black Bezel

[I

II
AUDIO
OUTPUT

ACTIVITY
LED

VOLUME
CONTROL

EJECT

MANUAL
EJECT

~

2

B:iU.S~C=AB=L=E===:::!..lll ~F=f::9:::!1

I..!:H=====SC=S=I

F.GND

-1...

Flex Cable
To install the 370-1312 CD-ROM drive in the Desktop
SunCD Pack, orient the flex cable, 530-1454, as shown
and plug it into the 10 Select jumper block. Set the 10
switch on the back of the SunCD Pack to 6.
JUMPER

SETTING

1
2
Parity

In
In
In

DESCRIPTION

106 (SRO)
Enable Parity

Power: 0.5 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.5 Amps @ +12Vdc.
8.5 Watts
Note: The Sun CD-ROM requires 1.0 SunCD for SunOS 4.0.3c.

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CONFIGURATIONS

TAPE

CONFIGURATIONS

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Tape
TAPE DRIVES
60MB 1/4" Tape .......................... 3
150MB 1/4" Tape ............... . . . . . . . . . .. 6
Fujitsu M244AC 1/2" Tape (6250 bpi) ......... 8
EXABYTE EXB-8200 8mm Tape Drive ......... 21
HP 88780 Front Load Tape Drive .............. 22
CONTROLLERS
1/4" Tape
Sun 1/4" Tape ..........................
Sysgen SC4000 ..........................
Archive Standalone Controller (SAC) .........
Emulex MT02 ...........................

24
26
28
30

1/2" Tape
Ciprico Tapemaster (1600 bpi) .............
VMEbus to Multibus Adapter with Tapemaster .
Xylogics 472 (1600/6250 bpi) ...............
VMEbus to Multibus Adapter with Xylogics 472 .

32
35
37
40

FLOPPY DRIVES
Sony 1.4MB Floppy Diskette (3 1/2") ........... 42

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60MB 114" Tape Drive
with Formatter
Sun-2/130/160 & Sun-3/160
Option 56

370-1037

370-1104

370-1112

Wangtech

Wangtech

Wangtech

5099EGll

5099EG11

5099EGll
Archive

5945L-2

End View

DC POWER

11(0000JI

Motor Driver Board

111

CONNECTOR TO FORMATTER

111

SCSI CONNECTOR

.-JL

'-

II

DC POWER

11( 0

II

000

JI

FORMATTER

./'

Wangtech Model 5099EG11

DC POWER

11~1

DC POWER

SCSI CONNECTOR

II

11l

o

000

JI

FORMATTER

Archive Model 5945L-2

Note: This Tape Drive is used with the Sysgen SC4000 QIC-02
Tape Controller.

Technical Volume I

TAPE-3

CONFIGURATIONS

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60MB 114" Tape Drive
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/480
Sun-4/260/280/360/380
Options 511 514 516
370-1076 370-1103
Wangtech

Wangtech

5099EN24

5099EN24
Archive

5945C

End View
DC POWER

11( 0

000

111

JI

Motor Driver Board

CONNECTOR TO MT02

l..

II

~L

Wangtech Model 5099EN24

End View

CONNECTOR TO MT02

Archive Model 5945C

Note: This Tape Drive is used with the Emulex MT02 QIC-36 Tape
Controller.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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60MB 114" Tape Drive
with Emulex MT02 Tape Controller
Sun386i/150/250 Sun-3/470 Sun-4/370
Option RR128 RR129 RREXP RREXP-P7
370-1247 370-1179
Archive 59455
Full-Height
Black Bezel

Archive 59455
Full-Height
Lt. Grey Bezel

End View

111

II

SCSI CONNECTOR

DC POWER

¥O 00011

Emulex MT02

Emulex MT02 Tape Controller Switch Settings
DIP
SWITCH

SW1

SWITCH

1

&2
3

1

&3
2
4
5

6
7

8
8

SETTING

Off
On
On
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
On
Off

DESCRIPTION

SCSI Target 4
SCSI Target 4
SCSI Target 5
SCSI Target 5
Not used
Archive Tape Drive
Archive Tape Drive
Drive type
Parity Check On for 370-1179
Parity Check Off for 370-1247

Reference
60MB Streaming Tape Drive with SCSI Controller Configuration
Procedures. 814-1019.

Technical Volume I

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150MB 114" Tape Drive
Sun-3/470 & Sun-4/330/370/390/470/490

Options 539 565 660
370-1205

370-1206

370-1218

370-1246

370-1293

Archive 2150S
Half-Height
Black Bexel

Archive 2150S
Full-Height
Black Bexel

Archive 2150S
Full-Height
Custom Bexel

Archive 2150S
Full-Height
Lt. Grey Bexel

Archive 2150S
Full-Height
Lt. Grey Bexel

End View

~~~~
o 0 I!t§o 0

SERIAL PORT
RXD
TXD

~=======:::::!.J

_____~

SCSI 10

DISCONNECT SIZE

o

0

o

102

0

o

DIAG 0

o
o

101

0

100

0

OPARITYO

Flex Cable

t
o

00
00

To install Tape Drive 370-1218 in the Desktop Tape Pack,
remove the SCSI ID jumper. Orient Flex Cable, 530-1454,
as shown and plug it into the SCSI 10 jumper block on the
Tape Drive.

Address Select Switch Cable
Pin-1

~

In the External Storage Module, orient Pin-1 of the Address
Select Switch Cable, 530-1659, with ID2 of the SCSI ID
jumper block.

Power: 0.7 Amps @ +5vdc
1.5 Amps @ +12vdc
21.5 Watts

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370-1205 370-1206 370-1218 370-1246
370-1293
JUMPER

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

USAGE

RXDITXD
DIAG
Parity
CF2.CF1.CFO

Out
Out
Out"
In

Serial Port
Normal/Diag
Parity check
Disconnect Transfer Size

Not used
Not used
Not used
Size = 32K

JUMPER
ID2
ID1
IDO
1st SCSI
2nd SCSI

TARGET 2

TARGET 3

Out
In
Out
st3
st7

Out
In
In
st2
st6

TARGET 4
In
Out
Out
stO
st2. st4

TARGET 5
In
Out
In
st1
st3. st5

"IN for 370-1246 and 370-1293 drives.

Reference

150MB 114-lnch Cartridge Tape Drive Configuration Manual for the
56-Inch Data Center Cabinet. 813-2076.

Technical Volume I

TAPE-7

CONFIGURATIONS

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Fujitsu M2444AC 1/2" Tape Drive
Servo Amplifier (SVA)

811-1050

CNAA

I

I
DRE~Y

o

RELAY

CNA8

ro-

 DS1~

DDDDDDDDDDD ~T3=69
71 72

DDDDDDDDD

6

- = 6 7 Q DS2 s
.68
DS51
.2
70
·1

·0

Power: 5.6
0.2
0.1
31.6

COMM-12

Amps @ +5Vdc
Amps @ +12VdcVdc
Amps @ -12
Watts

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370-1049
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

SETTING

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

Out
Out
Out
In
Out
In
In
In
Out
In
In/Out
In/Out
In
In
In
In
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
In

DESCRIPTION

Serial I/F ground, channel A
Serial I/F multifunction, channel A
RS-232 ground, channel A
RS-449 ground, channel A
EPROM size select
EPROM size select
RAM size select
Bus timeout enable
Byte swapping
Disable Multibus memory address
ADR-F bit compare
ADR-E bit compare
Byte swapping
BPRO enable
Byte swapping
RS-232 ground, channel B
Enable BPRN in
BPRN in disable
8289 Any request
RS-449 ground, channel B
RS-232 ground, channel C
EPROM size select
EPROM size select
8289 CBRO ground
Enable CBRO out

Note: LED DS5 is the least significant bit (bit 0). LED DS2 is the most
significant bit (bit 3).
Reference
SunLink Communication Processor Installation and Configuration
Guide. 800-1398.

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Jumper Settings - Continued
JUMPER

SETTING

42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76

Out
Out
Out
Out*
In
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
In
Out
In
Out
Out
In
Out
In

DESCRIPTION

1/0 A-7 compare
1/0 A-6 compare
1/0 A-5 compare
1/0 A-4 compare
RS-449 ground, channel C
RS-232 ground, channel D
Serial IIF ground, channel D
Serial IIF ground, channel C
Serial IIF ground, channel D
Serial IIF ground, channel B
Serial IIF ground, channel B
Enables 1/0 space addressing
RS-449 tri-state, channel C
RS-449 tri-state, channel D
RS-449 tri-state, channel A
RS-449 tri-state, channel B
TX clock from DCE, channel A
TX clock from DCE, channel B
TX clock from DCE, channel C
TX clock from DCE, channel D
64K DMA range
64K DMA range
64K DMA range
64K DMA range
64K DMA range
64K DMA range

• Jumper 45 is OUT for the DCPO board at address 800 and IN for the
DCP1 board at address 810.

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370-1049
Jumper Settings - Continued
JUMPER
ADR10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
I/OADR8
9
A

B
C
D
E
F
INTO
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
OPTO
1
2
3

Technical Volume I

SETTING
In/Out
In/Out
In/Out
In/Out
In/Out
In/Out
In/Out
In/Out
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out

DESCRIPTION
Address compare
Address compare
Address compare
Address compare
Address compare
Address compare
Address compare
Address compare
I/O address compare
I/O address compare
I/O address compare
I/O address compare
I/O address compare
I/O address compare
I/O address compare
I/O address compare
Interrupt level 0
Interrupt level 1
Interrupt level 2
Interrupt level 3
Interrupt level 4
Interrupt level 5
Interrupt level 6
Interrupt level 7
Short self-test
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved

COMM-15

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VMEbus to Multibus Adapter
with Systech DCP-8804
Sun-2/130/160 & Sun-3/11 0/140/150
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/470/480

501-1158
P3

P1

I

J

rU

ADAPTER 501-1054

luuuuumi

IDIIDl

IIBBBBBBRI

Illmml

ImBBBuul

luuuumul

IIIUUI

!DiU

..

Imlmll
ImUBBBBI

1811UBIUBI

IIIIIIIIII

I~

~

---- =

SYSTECH DCP-8804 370-1049

--!

ru-

---- -- .....
I

I
I

55

II

- -- - - -

•

.

530-1181

..

I

1111
11111

9

..r--t

CABLE

CABLE

CABLE

530-1179

I 1I 1 fI 1I I\ 1\

./'

~
~

I
J

CABLE

530-1178 530-1180

I

.'

",'.'

",'" ",'"
I
,,'"
",'"
I
/
'" '" ,,'" '"

I

I

I

II

I

I

I
I

I

I
I

\

\

\
I

L..--....I

PORT 3
RS-232

COMM-16

PORT 2
RS-232

PORT 1
RS-232

PORT 0
RS-232

~

\~

I

,

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VMEbus to Multibus Adapter
with Systech DCP-8804
501-1158
Dip 2
8

1

Dip 9

8

8

luuuuuuuul

Dip 5

Dip 7

8

1

lumuml

lumuml

tON
Switches

8

1~~mn~~1

Im~m~1

t

8

8

1

luuuuuuuul

Innnnmul

Dip 6

Dip 8

Dip 10

Dip 3

OFF

Innmml
8

Dip 11

Dip 4

lumm~1

Imm~~1

8

1

J1

~II~

8

1

VME TO MULTIBUS ADAPTER BOARD SWITCH SETTINGS
4

N/C ON

ON

ON

U2
U3

N/C ON
ON ON

ON
ON

ON
ON

ON OFF OFF OFF 1-0 Space = 16
OFF ON ON ON 1-0 Address = Ox0800

U4

ON

ON

U5

ON

ON
ON

ON
ON

U6

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 24-Bit Memory Block Size

U7

ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 24-Bit Memory Address Space
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 24-Bit Memory Block Size
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF No connection

U8
U9
U10
U11
U12
J1

1

2

.

3

U1

SWITCH

ON
ON

ON

5

6

7

8

Description

OFF OFF OFF 1-0 Address = Ox800

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON
ON

VME 1-0 Space
24-Bit Memory Address Space

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF No connection
OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON Sets Address Bits A23 Thru A2C
• ON OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF Interrupt Vector = Ox8C
PINS 1-2

IN

If BCLK is desired

PINS 3-4

IN

If CCLK is desired

• DCPO. U1. 5. ON and U12. 1. ON.
DCP1. U1. 5 OFF and U12. 1. OFF

Power: 5.6 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.2 Amps @ +12Vdc
0.1 Amps @ -12Vdc
31.6 Watts

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CONFIGURATIONS

Systech MTI-800/1600 Controller
Asychronous Line Multiplexer 1 (ALM-1)
Sun-2/120/130/160/170 & Sun-3/150/160
Sun-3/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280
370-1047

SW5

Off
On

SW2

1111111111
1

Off
On

1111111111
1

Jl

SW3
Off
On

1111111111

Off
On

1111111111

1

SW4
1

Systech Part Number 65-200004-7

COMM-18

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370-1047
Switch Settings
mtiO Defaults
DIP

SW2

SW3

SW4

SW5

SWITCH

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
a
1
2*
3*
4
5
6
7
a
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
a
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
a

SETIING

Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
On
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
On
On
On
On
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off

DESCRIPTION

t 620l

Address Select (0
Address Select
Address Select 0
Address Select 0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
16-bit Address
One Stop Bit
One Stop Bit
Odd Parity
No Parity
a-bit Characters
a-bit Characters
9600 Baud
9600 Baud
9600 Baud
9600 Baud
Interrupt Level 4
Interrupt Level 4
Interrupt Level 4
Interrupt Level 4
Interrupt Level 4
Interrupt Level 4
Interrupt Level 4
Interrupt Level 4

x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x

620)

620
620
620)
620)
620)
620)
620)
620)
620)
620)
620)

* For mti1, Dip SW3, Switch-2, On, and Switch-3, Off
For mti2, Dip SW3, Switch-2, On, and Switch-3, On

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CONFIGURATIONS

Systech MTI-850/1650 Controller
Asychronous Line Multiplexer 1 (ALM-1)
Sun-21120/130/160/170 & Sun-3/150/160
Sun-3/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280

370-1099
10001
W6 W5

SW5

Off
On

Inlllllli1

SW2
Off
On

1111111111

1

Jl

SW3
Off
On

1111111111

Off
On

1111111111

1

SW4
1

W4
W3
1000 1

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370-1099
Switch Settings
mtiO Defaults
DIP

SWITCH

SETTING

SW2

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
a
1
2*
3*
4
5
6
7
a
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
a
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
a

Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
On
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
On
On
On
On
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off

SW3

SW4

SW5

DESCRIPTION

Address Select ~O
Address Select 0
Address Select ~O
Address Select 0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
Address Select (0
16-bit Address
One Stop Bit
One Stop Bit
Odd Parity
No Parity
a-bit Characters
a-bit Characters
9600 Baud
9600 Baud
9600 Baud
9600 Baud
Interrupt level 0
Interrupt level 1
Interrupt level 2
Interrupt level 3
Interrupt level 4
Interrupt level 5
Interrupt level 6
Interrupt level 7

x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x

620~

620

620~

620
620)
620)
620)
620)
620)
620)
620)
620)
620)

* For mti1, Dip SW3, Switch-2, On and Switch-3, Off

For mti2, Dip SW3, Switch-2, On, and Switch-3, On

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Switch Settings - Continued
SHUNTS

SETTINGS

DESCRIPTION

W1

Out

+12Vdc routing to data cable

W2

Out

-12Vdc routing to data cable
disabled

W3

In

Normal transfer acknowledge
delay

W4

Out

Extra 100 nsec delay during
transfer acknowledge

W5

Out

Byte swap enable

W6

In

Byte swap disable

W7

In

Enable BPRO

disabled

References
1. $un-3/180 16-Channel Asynchronous Line Multiplexer Configuration Procedures. 813-2008
2. Asynchronous Line Multiplexer Configuration Procedures.
813-2003.

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VMEbus to Multibus Adapter
with Systech MTI-1600
Sun-21130/160 & Sun-3/150/160/260/460/470
Sun-4/260/360

501-1157-01
P3

P1
I

L

riJ'

ADAPTER 501-1054

luuuuuuuul

Imamll

Inmml

IBBBBBBBBI

IDHDI

IDDI

laBIBBDlal

18amla81

tu

I

IIIIBIIIBI
IDmmBI

ImumBl

IBBmml

II

I~

~I
SYSTECH MTI-1600 CONTROLLER 370-1047
SYSTECH MTI-1650 USART 370-1048

m

I
I II

,D~
1
CABLE 530-12fi
CTlR - USART
'trl
~
~

-

IDI

m

CABLE 530-1251
CTRl - USART

J1

IJ

/LCABlE 530-1252/
USART - PANEL

S
S

0000000000000000

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VMEbus to Multibus Adapter
with Systech MTI-1650
Sun-2/130/160 & Sun-3/150/160/260/460/470
Sun-4/260/360

501-1157-02
P3

Pl

I

I

rtJ'

ADAPTER 501-1054

luuumuul

Imumal

IBBftftBBRal

Imamal

IHmmal

ImBBBuul

luuUlUml

lunuBBouul

Immuul

lummnl
IBBBBRml

ImumB!

tl'

II

I~

~I
Systech MTI-1650 CONTROLLER 370-1099
Systech MTI-1650 USART 370-1100

m

I
I II

,0=
1
CABlE'59
CTlR - USART
\>J

-

em

~

CABLE 530-1251
CTRL - US ART

J1

I~ /..CABlE
530-1252/
USART - PANEL

~

~

~

~

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD~

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VMEbus to Multibus Adapter
with Systech MTI-1650A
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280/360/380

501-1165
P1

P3

I

J

rU

ADAPTER 501-1054

um

IIDmDI

Immnnl

IBBmml

Ilmmil

Ilmmil

IDmII

DmII

ru-

Ilummi
lammnl

IWM

mmI

II

IlS

lSI
SYSTECH MTI-1650 CONTROLLER 370-1099
l1li

~
m

m

I II
CABLE

530-1295

I.n~

CABLE

530-1276

'-rl~l
lS
~

I

I
I
I
I

I
I
I
I

-I I

ALM POWf:R

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I

IV'
.........

J1

" ,

'" ' ....

I

'

..........

lS
lSI

..........
...............

I

USART CABLE CONNECTOR

,

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VMEbus to Multibus Adapter
with Systech MTI-1650A
501-1157 501-1165
Dip 2
Dip 6

Dip 8

Dip 10

Immi~1

Immuul

8

8

8

8

Imuuml

Immuul

8

8

Dip 5

Dip 7

Iftftftftftftnftl

Iftftmml

•

8

8

tON
Switches
OFF

Dip 3

IftftftftftUUftl
8

Dip 11

J1

Immftftl
8

8

~II~

8

VME TO MULTIBUS ADAPTER BOARD SWITCH SETTINGS
SWITCH
U1*
U2
U3
U4
U5
U6
U7
U8
U9
U10
U11
U12'
J1

1

2

3

4

N/C ON
N/C ON
ON ON
ON ON
ON ON
OFF OFF
ON ON
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
ON ON

ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON

OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

PINS 1-2
PINS 3-4

IN
IN

5
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON

6

7

ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON

OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON

8
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF

DESCRIPTION

1-0 Address
1-0 Space = 2
1-0 Address = OxEE
VME 1-0 Space
24-Bit Memorv Address Space
24-Bit Memory Block Size
24-Bit Memory Address Space
24-Bit Memorv Block Size
No connection
No connection
Sets Address Bits A23 Thru A2(
Interrupt Vector

If BCLK is desired
If CCLK is desired

• For mti1 (second board): U1, 2,4,5,& 6 are ON; U12, 2,3,5,6 & 7 are ON.
For mti2 (third board): U1, 2,5, & 6 are ON; U12 1,3,5,6, & 7 are ON.

Power: 7.1
0.6
0.4
47.5

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Amps @ +5Vdc
Amps @ +12Vdc
Amps @ -12Vdc
Watts

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CONFIGURATIONS

MAPKIT
Sun-21130/160
Sun-3/110/140/150/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280/390

501-1202*
. - CHANGE

CLOC~

fk,

rfl
dJ

LillJ

J11

..

65
43
••
••
21

1

J8
[ffi]
n.

MEMORY SIZE

123

OPTIONAL
POWER
SUPPLY
TO
MODEM

..·1 J
65

••

43

J10
* Sun supplies the adapter board, 501-1202, required for MAPKIT

installation. The INI Token Bus Controller and Modem boards are not
supplied by Sun.
Note: Install the INI Token Bus Controller in the left slot of the adapter
board. Install the INI Token Bus Modem in the right slot of the
adapter board.

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501-1202
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

VALUE

J1

1-3
4-6
5-7
9-11

3

Bus request level

J2

3-5
4-6

3

Bus request level

J3

3-4

16 sec

Watchdog timer

J4

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
11-12
13-14

OX900

Short I/O address

J5

9-10

Bus Boot

Boot configuration

J6

5-6

3

VME host interrupt

J7

9-10

3

VME host interrupt

J8

1-2

512K

J9

2-1

Normal

Clock parameters

J13

1-2

Normal

Clock parameters

Power: 4.9
0.3
0.1
29.3

DESCRIPTION

Memory size

Amps @ +5Vdc
Amps @ +12Vdc
Amps @ -12Vdc
Watts

Reference
Sun MAPkit Board Configuration Procedures. 813-2029.

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Asynchronous Line Multiplexor-2
(ALM-2)
Sun-3/11 0/140/150/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/11 0/150/260/280/31 0/330/350/360/370/380
Sun-4/390/470/490
501-1203
P11
PRINTER

LEDs

SERIAL
PORT
CONN A
(0-5)

~

P10

~

J0202
1I00I 32 BIT
I!!:!I 24 BIT

....------.

°ln !IIIIIIII!
80201
1
8

L...----I Off

!.II••IIII
1

80202

8

P9
SERIAL
PORT
CONN B
(6-15)

~

=======:

J15011:=

!HI
=====:
~ ,-I_ _
J 150~XPIOded View

J0201

181

:=1

----I

~

P8

J1501 and J1502

(;]I
RR
SS
2 4

34
2 9

J1503

181

Power: 7.0 Amps @ +SVdc
0.2 Amps @ -SVdc
36.0Watts
Note: An addressing conflict can occur between the ALM-2 and the
MCP and ALM-1. Refer to the VME Installation Notes in the
Backplane Section.

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501-1203
Jumper & Switch Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETIING

J0201

1-2

In

Test jumper for oscillator

DESCRIPTION

J0202

32 Bit
24 Bit

In

VME address bus size

Out

J1501

RS-232
RS-449

In
Out

Enables RS-232 for ALM-2
Not used for ALM-2

J1502

RS-232
RS-449

In
Out

Enables RS-232 for ALM-2
Not used for ALM-2

J1503

1-2

In

Test jumper for oscillator

DIP
ADDRESS
SWITCH SWITCH SETIING
BIT

DESCRIPTION

S0201

3-8

On

A18-A23 mcpO-mcp?

S0202

3-8

On

A26-A31 mcpO-mcp?

80202

1

Off

A24

mcpO-mcp3

80202

2

On

A25

mcpO-mcp3

80202

1

On

A24

mcp4-mcp?

S0202

2

Off

A25

mcp4-mcp?

80201

1

On

A16

mcpO (OxOl 000000)

80201

2

On

A17

mcpO(OxOl000000) & mcp4 (Ox02000000)

& mcp4 (Ox02000000)

S0201

1

Off

A16

mcpl (OxOl 01 0000)

S0201

2

On

Al?

mcpl (OxOl0l0000) & mcp5 (Ox02010000)

& mcp5 (Ox02010000)

80201

1

On

A16

mcp2 (OxOl 020000) & mcp6 (Ox02020000)

80201

2

Off

Al?

mcp2 (OxOl 020000) & mcp6 (Ox02020000)

S0201

1

Off

A16

mcp3 (OxOl 030000)

S0201

2

Off

A17

mcp3 (OxOl 030000) & mcp? (Ox02030000)

& mcp? (Ox02030000)

Notes
1. The Sun-3/110 and Sun 3004 CPU must be 501-1134-06,
501-1163-09,501-1164-09, or greater. All 501-1208 and
501-1209 revisions are useable.
2. When four or more ALM-2 boards are installed in a system, the part
number must be ~501-1203-05 because of the mechanical fit of the
data cables.
Reference
16-Channel Asynchronous Line Multiplexor-2 Configuration Procedures,
813-2042.

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Multiprotocol Communication
Processor (MCP)
Sun-3/110/140/150/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/11 0/150/260/280/31 0/330/350/360/370/380
Sun-4/390/470/490
501-1221
P11

II

RS232

....-----,

i. PORT 3 1L...I====:
~====:

LEOs

P6

11,,,,, i
I

J0202

!!! PORT 2 L....-_ _.....

P10

'---..... On

III"lII 32

BIT

I!!JII 24 BIT

h1..·····180201
8

,...----, Onl........1 80202
1

LE 0 1 Request
Busy Cycle

8

LE02 FIFO
Empty

P9

I~:
;!;

RS232
PORT 1

PSi!

1....-----,

J1501 1

....-----,

G ::===::::: ~==~

I

J1502

P4

RS449
,'PORT 0
~

"

Exploded View
J1501 and J1502

IiOI

I!W!I

IDI

'-====:
.--

L-:===~

.--

RR
S S

24

PB

J0201

34

2 9

J1503
I!D!I

Power: 7.3 Amps @ +SVdc
0.1 Amps @ -SVdc
37.0 Watts
Note: An addressing conflict can occur between the MCP and the
ALM-1 and ALM-2. Refer to the VME Installation Notes in the
Backplane Section.

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501-1221
Jumper & Switch Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J0201

1-2

In

J0202

32 Bit
24 Bit

In
Out

VME address bus size

J1501

RS-232
RS-449
RS-232
RS-449
1-2

Out
In

Enables RS-449 for MCP

Out
In
In

Enables RS-449 for MCP

J1502
J1503

DESCRIPTION

Test jumper for oscillator

Test jumper for oscillator

Address Select Switches
DIP
SWITCH
SWITCH

S0202

1
2-8

S0201
S0201
S0201
S0201
S0201
S0201
S0201
S0201
S0201

1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
3-8

SETTING

Off
On
On
On
Off
On
On
Off
Off
Off
On

DESCRIPTION

VME address A24-A31
Board 0 VME
(Ox1000000)
Board 1 VME
(Ox1 01 0000)
Board 2 VME
(Ox1020000)
Board 3 VME
(Ox1030000)
VME address

address A 16-A17
address A 16-A17
address A 16-A17
address A 16-A17
A 18-A23

Note: The Sun-3/110 and Sun 3004 CPU must be 501-1134-06,
501-1163-09,501-1164-09, or greater. All 501-1208 and
501-1209 revisions are usable.
Reference
SunLink Multiprotocol Communication Processor Configuration
Procedures, 813-2032.

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Sun Link Channel Adapter
Sun-3/150/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280/350/360/370/380/390/470/4 70

370-1128 501-1460
IBD Board
16 10

ol@:§)

o~o

4

012:2)0
012:2]0

13 6 10 01 7
00
00
1 200 1

B1A

B1C

LE01
LE02
LE03
LE04
LEOS
LE04

B6C
10 0 0 9
00
00
00
2 00 1
1
-

2

3

VME Bus
FIFO to VME
FIFO half full
FIFO
Processor Run
OP Outlln
OP, In, connected
to host
4

5

B8P
6 00
00
00

Bau
7 6 00 7
00
00

2 ~1

2~1

Bav
6 00 7
00
00
2 [Q2] 1

6

GREEN LEOS-

Note: The jumpers on this board are not accessible or visible without
disassembling the board set. Do not disassemble the set.

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370-1128 501-1460
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTINGS

DESCRIPTION

B1C

7-8
Others

In
Out

VME bus request level BR gives level 3

B1A

2-3
6-7
10-11
13-14
15-16

In
In
In
In
In

Bus grant In/Out BGO/BG3 gives level 3

B6G

All

Out

VME bus data transfer timeout

B8P

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

In
Out
Out
Out

Local processor external bus page
selection BS gives page 0

B8U

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

In
Out
Out
Out

Interrupt acknowledge page selection
lACK gives page 0

B8V

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

In
Out
Out
Out

Interrupt request page selection
IREO gives page 0 and must be the
same as lACK

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SunLink Channel Adapter
370-1128 501-1460
CIO Board
o

TAG IN

0

D
2 4

6

IJ1AI

~101

B6A ~12I
1 3

5

TAG OUT

BUS IN
1 2

J2U

1 2

Jl U

BUS OUT

o

0

Note: The jumpers on this board are not accessible or visible without
disassembling the board set. Upon request. remove the cable
retainer bars to change the select signal jumpers.

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370-1128 501-1460
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

86A

86A

PINS

SETTINGS

1-3
2-4
5-6
1-2
3-5
4-6

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2 4

6

1 3

5

2 4

6

~~
12:9
0
~@:ID
o 1001

DESCRIPTION
Channel to mainframe priority select
Out/In (gives Select-Out)
Factory setting
Channel to mainframe priority select
(gives Select-In)

1 3 5

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SunLink Channel Adapter
370-1128 501-1460
LCP Board
JM06
H~13

o m:J!Jo
o m:J!Jo
4 om:Jilo

DO 0

1

8lrnJ~57
00

JM03

6~5

2~1

00
2 00 1

3

JM04
8[m0
00 7
00
2 00 1

1

JM10 012:9
3

1

JM14@:]1o
JM11
3

21

m::m

1

10 00 9

12~

00
00 JM02
00

10 00 9
00

9 0 0 10 JM01 ~ ~
00
2 00 1
JM08 00
00

2 00

DO

1

1 00 2

3

1

JM090~

16 0 00 0 15
SWI
SW2

Reset
Abort Level 7

LEOI
LE02
LE03
LE04

Halt
Parity
Status
Sys Fall

0000

0000
4

0

om:m

1

JM7

P3

DIAG/RS-232 DeE

Red LEOs

Note: Assemblies 370-1128 and 501-1460 are three board sets: the
LCP, lBO, and CIO. Do not disassemble the board set.

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370-1128 501-1460
Jumper Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

JM01

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10

Out
Out
Out
Out
Out

VME data transfer bus timeout
(gives 67.1 sec.)

JM02

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
2-4
3-5
Others
1-2*
3-4
5-6
7-8
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
2-3
6-7
10-11
13-14
15-16
Others

Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
In
Out
Out*
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
In
In
In
In
In
Out

Local data transfer timeout
(gives 107.4 sec.)

1-2
Others

In
Out

Local PROM DRACK delay
(gives 100ns)

JM03

JM04

JM05

JM06

JM07

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SYSRESET In-Enabled
SYSTRESET Out-Disabled
1-2, Out, for 1st board (chato)
1-2, In, for 2nd board (chat1)

Bus
Bus
Bus
Bus

request
request
request
request

level
level
level
level

0
1
2
3

VME bus ~rant In/Out
(gives leve 3)

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Jumper Settings - Continued
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

JM08

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
1-2
2-3
1-2
2-3

Out
Out
Out
In
Out
In
Out
In
Out

Unclaimed grant timeout
(gives 262ms)

JM11

1-2

Out

System controller function
(gives Disabled)

JM12

1-2

Out

Arbitration style priority
(gives Don't Care)

JM14

1-2
2-3

Out
In

Minimum address strobe hold
time (gives 60ns)

JM09
JM10

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DESCRIPTION

EPROM size
(uses 27128 EPROMs)
VME bus release option
(Release when done)

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Channel Adapter Parts

DESCRIPTION

Loopback Test Plug Set
Bus Terminator Plug

OBSOLETE#

CURRENT#

370-1134-02
370-1135-01

370-1134-03
370-1135-02

Tag Terminator Plug

370-1136-01

370-1136-02

8 ft Cable, Bus OutlTag Out
8 ft Cable, Bus InlTag In

370-1130-03
370-1129-03
370-1131
370-1132
None
370-1128

370-1130-04
370-1129-04
None
None
530-1364
501-1460

5 ft Cable, Bus OutlTag Out
5 ft Cable, Bus InlTag In
RS232 Cable (20 ft)
SunLink Channel Adapter Bd.

Do NOT use the cables or loopback connector listed below.
Cables
370-1129-01,-02,-03
370-1130-01 ,-02,-03
370-1131-01,-02
370-1132-01 ,-02

Loopback Connector
370-1134-01 and -02

Power: 8.6 Amps @ +5Vdc
43.0 Watts
Notes
1. The Sun-3/110 and Sun 3004 CPU must be 501-1134-06,
501-1163-09,501-1164-09, or greater. All 501-1208 and
501-1209 revisions are usable.
2. In Sun-3/2XX systems with multiple SCA boards, the CPU must be
501-1100-08, 501-1206-06, or greater.
3. The Sun Link Channel Adapter must be ;:::501-1460-02 for use with
the Sun 3400 CPU.
4. The Sun FOOl Board must be >501-1276-02 for use with the
SunLink Channel Adapter.
5. SunLink Release 7.0 Channel Gateway is required for use with the
Sun 3400 CPU.
6. The Sun 3400 CPU must be >501-1550-10 for use with the
Sun Link Channel Adapter.
7. The Sun 4200 CPU, 50j-1274 must be ~501-1274-13 for use with
the SunLink Channel Adapter.
Reference
SunUnk Channel Adapter Configuration Procedures, 813-2040.

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High-speed Serial Interface (HSI)
Sun-3/110/140/150/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/110/150/260/280/330/350/390/470/490

501-1338
P2

P1

80203

80201

1111111111
1

P3

On
Off

8

1111111111
81301

1111111111

~~
~~

U1103

I

PORT A RS-449

PORT A V.3S

PORT B RS-449

PORT B V.3S

Power: 5.3 Amps @ +5Vdc
0.3 Amps @ -5Vdc
28.1 Watts
Notes
1. SCSI-3 Host Adapter must be 2:501-1120-07.2:501-1170-07.
2:501-1217-04. or 2:501-1236-03.
2. Sun-3/11 0 CPU must be ~501-1134-06.
3. Sun-3/140/150/160/180 CPU must be 2:501-1074-22.
~501-1 094-22. 2:501-1163-09. 2:501-1164-09. or any reviSion of
501-1208.
4. The HSI board requires SunOS 4.0 or greater.
Reference
SunLink High-speed Serial Interface Board Installation/Service
Manual. 813-1046-10.

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501-1338
Switch & Jumper Settings
DIP
SWITCH

SWITCH

SETIING

1

Off

Base address select A24

2
3
4

On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
Off
On

Base
Base
Base
Base
Base

address
address
address
address
address

select
select
select
select
select

A25
A26
A27
A28
A29

Base
Base
Base
Base
Base
Base
Base
Base
Base

address
address
address
address
address
address
address
address
address

select
select
select
select
select
select
select
select
select

A30
A31
A 16
A 17
A 18
A 19
A20
A21 t
A22 t

On
On
On
Off
On
On

Base address select A23
Interrupt level 1
Interrupt level 2
Interrupt level 3
Interrupt level 4
Interrupt level 5
Interrupt level 6
Interrupt level 7
Not used

SW020'

5
6
7
8
1
2

SW0203*

3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2

SW1301

3
4
5
6
7
8

On
On
On

DESCRIPTION

• The first HSI address is Ox01200000 .
• The second HSI address is Ox01400000.
t SW-6 is On and SW-7 is Off for a second HSI.

Jumper U11 03
PINS

1-2

SETIING

In

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DESCRIPTION

Clock enable

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CONFIGURATIONS

Fiberoptic Ethernet Controller
Fibercom 027-1 00G6
Sun-3/160T
370-8012-01 370-8012-02
PI

P3

P2

8

nOPTICAL
WSWITCH

IN

OUT

SIO IN OUT
CD A
LED

SIO

CD B
LED

SYNC ETHERNET 0
IN

OUTE

B~

LED

Reference
Fiber Optic Ethernet Transceiver Installation Guide for the Sun-3/160T
Workstation, 800-8006.

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370-8012
Switch Settings
Dip Switch 3
RTS Setting
DIP
SWITCH

SETTING

On'
Off

1

DESCRIPTION

RTS continuous
RTS switched

Transmit Carrier Control
DIP
SWITCH

SETTING

2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3

Off'
Off'
On
On
Off
Off
Off
On

DESCRIPTION

Continuous carrier
Switched by RTS & DTR
Switched by DTR
Switched by RTS

Clear To Send Delay
DIP
SWITCH

SETTING

4
5
4
5
4
5
4
5

Off'
Off'
Off
On
On
Off
On
On

DESCRIPTION

o msec
8 msec
50 msec
150 msec

, Factory Setting

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CONFIGURATIONS

370-8012
Switch Settings
Transmit Timing Source
DIP

SETTING

6

On"
Off*
Off*
Off"
On
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off

7

8
9
6
7

8
9
6
7

8
9
6
7

8
9
6
7

8
9

DESCRIPTION

Async

External

Received

300 Hz

600 Hz

DIP

SETTING

6

Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
On
On
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
On
Off
On
On
Off

7

8
9
6
7

8
9
6
7

8
9
6
7

8
9
6
7

8
9

DESCRIPTION

1200 Hz

2400 Hz

4800 Hz

9600 Hz

19200 Hz

" Factory Setting

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Fiberoptic Ethernet Controller
Fibercom 7501-01
Sun-3/160T
370-8012-03
Pl

P2

P3

fa'
000
00

DO:D:~
0000000

0

n nn

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FOOl
Sun-3/150/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/110/150/260/280/350/390/470/490
501-1276
P1

P2

1

P3

8

1

8

~~ InnmnnnllBnnnmnl ~~
SWITCH 1 SWITCH 2

D
I

I

D

Fuse

-=:J F1800

FDDI-A

COMM-48

FDDI-B

LEDS
7- 0

NORMI
DIAG

RESET

RS232

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501-1276
Switch Settings
Controller fddiO at Base Address Ox01600000
1

8

8

:: I~~~~~~~~I
Switch 1

I~~~~~~~~I
Switch 2

Controller fddi1 at Base Address Ox01800000
1

8

8

:: I~~~~~~ ~~ I
Switch 1

Switch 2

Notes
1. Diskless booting requires CPU EPROM 3.0 or greater.
2. Requires SunOS 4.0.3 or greater.
3. The FOOl uses a 2A subminature fuse. 150-1174.
4. The Sun 3004 CPU must be 501-1163-09, 501-1164-09 or greater.
All 501-1208 revisions are" useable.
5. 501-1276-02 or greater is required for use with the SunLink Channel
Adapter board.
6. The Sun-4/330 requires Power Supply 300-1072.
7. Set the FOOl controller Switch 1, Dip 1, to ON if the OMA uses 32-bit
addresses. All Sun systems use 32-bit OMA.
8. Set the FOOl controller Switch 1, Dip 1, to OFF if the OMA uses
24-bit addresses.
9. Remove the BG3 and IA"CK jumpers from the backplane.
Reference
SunLight FOOl Dual-Attach Controller Card Configuration and
Installation Manual, 813-1053.

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Etherlink I
3COM 3C501
370-1111
THICK
ETHERNET

THIN
ETHERNET

ETHERNET
SELECT

~:H~

THICK THIN
1

=

MEMORY
ENABLE

r
I

MEMORY
ADDRESS

0

1'OS"01

aWo
9 000

1/0 BASE 7 0 0 0
ADDRESS 6 0 0 0

L

5 01§:ID

4 0 I§:ID

0[8]

ETHERNET
ADDRESS
PROM

DDD D

JUMPER

SETTING

Memory
Enable
I/O Base
Address

1

Memory
Address

4-9

DESCRIPTION

EtherStart
ROM installed
I/O base address
(000H-3FOH)

12-19

Address bits 4-9
Memory base
address
(OOOOOH - FFOOOH)

DMA
Channel
Interrupt

1-3

Address bits 12-19
DMA channel select

2-7

Interrupt channel

Reference: Etherlink I Installation Guide, 814-5000.

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Etherlink I I
3COM 3C503
370-1180
THICK
ETHERNET

THIN
ETHERNET

ETHERNET
ADDRESS
PROM

D
JUMPER

SETTING

J1

J2

DGOOOH
D8000H
GGOOOH
G8000H
300H
310H
330H
350H
280H
2AOH
2EOH

DESCRIPTION

Memory select/
Base address

I/O base address

Reference: Etherlink II Installation Guide, 814-5005.

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EtherlinkIMC
3COM 3C523
370-1181

THICK
ETHERNET

D

THIN
ETHERNET

D
D
D
D

DO

Note: There are NO user selectable switches/jumpers on this board.
Configuration parameters are set in the software file ETH523SYS.
Reference: Etherlink/MC Installation Guide, 814-5006.

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Ethernet Controller
Sun-4/40/60/65/75

501-1450
SBUS Connector

8

•

o

Fuse
F1

Off
On

1

IBBBBBBBB I
SWITCH 1

BNC

DB15

Dip Switch 1
SWITCH

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

1-8
1-8

Off
On

Ethernet
Thin Ethernet

Power: 1.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
5.0 Watts
Note: Fuse F1 is a 2A subminiature fuse, part number 150-1174.

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SBus Printer
Sun-4/40/60/65/75

501-1540
SBU5 Connector

1

o

000 J0401
0000

VIDEO PORT
20-PIN HIGH-DENSITY

PARALLEL PORT
28-PIN HIGH-DENSITY

Notes
1. The Sun-4/60 CPU requires EPROM 1.3 Version 3.
2. All J0401 pins are ground points.
Reference: SBus Printer Board Installation Guide, 800-4486.

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Serial Parallel Controller
Sun-4/40/60/65/75
501-1511

SBus Connector

I

CL-CD1BO

I
U15

PINS 2-3 = RS-232
PINS 1-2 = RS-423

U16

J6\J6\ 3

~~ 1

U15 and U16 Jumper Settings
PINS

SETTING

1-2
2-3

In
In

DESCRIPTION

Select RS-423 (5Vdc)
Select RS-232 (12Vdc)

Power: 2.0 Amps @ +5Vdc
10.0 Watts

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High Speed Serial Interface
Sun-4/40/60/65/75
501-1725
SBus Connector

DD
Notes
1. The minimum operating system requirement is SunOS 4.1.
2. RS-530 and RS-232 signal levels are not compatible. Install an
RS-232 to RS-530 or an RS-422 to RS-530 Converter on each port.
Reference
High Speed InterfacelSBus (HSI/S) Installation and Administration
Guide, 800-5332.

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SCSI
SCSI HOST ADAPTERS
Sun-2 Multibus SCSI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-2 SCSI Host Adapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-2 SCSI Host Adapter Assembly ...........
Sun-3 SCSI Host Adapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-3 SCSI Host Adapter Assembly ..........
Sun-3/E SCSI/Ethernet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-4/330 Terminator Board ................
SCSI Adapter Assembly .....................
SCSI Host Adapter .........................

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6
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12
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Sun-2 Multibus SCSI
Sun-21120/170
501-1006

I

I
I SIO-E&F I
SIO - C & 0

SERIAL
PORT

U312

1 U315

1 U305

1 Off

111111111111111111111111111111

E& F

On

SERIAL
PORT

C&D

SCSI
PORT

Power: 5.0 Amps @ +5 Vdc
25.0 Watts

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501-1006
Switch Settings
DIP
SWITCH

SWITCH

SETIING

U305

1-5

Off
On
Off
Off
On
Off

Sets base address 80000

Off
On
Off

Selects interrupt level on P1

6

U315
U312

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

7-8

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Selects interrupt level on P1

SCSI-3

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-215011301160
Sun-3175114011501160118012601280
Sun-A12601280
501-1045

D
J600

11111111

U704

on[l~

---

[I-

1

Off

-1

U702

J601_

-1

--

On

1

Off

-

J501=

-1

-

J500=

-1

-

J502=

-1

Power: 2.8 Amps @ +5 Vdc
14.0 Watts

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501-1045
Jumper & Switch Settings
JUMPER

PINS

SETTING

J500

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16

Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
Out
Out

J501

J502

J600

J601

DIP
SWITCH

U702*
U704*

SWITCH

SETTING

1-4
5-8
1-5
6
7-8

On/Off
On
On
Off
On

DESCRIPTION

P1 Bus Grant 0 in
P1 Bus Grant 1 in
P1 Bus Grant 2 in
P1 Bus Grant 3 in
P1 Bus Request 0
P1 Bus Request 1
P1 Bus Request 2
P1 Bus Reauest 3
P1 Bus Grant 0 Out
P1 Bus Grant 1 Out
P1 Bus Grant 2 Out
P1 Bus Grant 3 Out
Respond Priority 0
Respond Priority 1
Respond Priority 2
Respond Priority 3
Respond Priority 4
Respond Priority 5
Respond Priority 6
Respond Priority 7
P1 Int Req 0
P1 Int Req 1
P1 Int Req 2
P1 Int Req 3
P1 Int Req 4
P1 Int Req 5
P1 Int Req 6
P1 Int Req 7
DESCRIPTION

Not Connected
Address A12-A15
A16-A23
Address

• U702 and U704 set the base address to Ox200000 for the first SCSI.

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CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-3/110/140/150/180/280/470/480
Sun-4/280

501-1138
without P2A & P2C

-0
Sun-2 SCSI

501-1045

r-------------.J-t

CABLE

530-1282

50-PIN DD-50SA

SCSI-6

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Sun-2 SCSI Host Adapter Assembly
Sun-21130/160
Sun-3/160/260/460 & Sun-4/260
501-1149
with P2A & P2C

1111 1111 1111 11111111

-0
Sun-2 SCSI

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501-1045

SCSI-?

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-2 SCSI Host Adapter Assembly
Sun-3/180/280 & Sun-4/280
501-1167
with P2A & P2C

-0
CABLE
..-'-------------'"i 530-1282
Sun-2 SCSI

SCSI-8

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Sun-3 SCSI Host Adapter
Sun-3/110/140/150/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280/330/370/380/390/490

501-1236
N

C
R

P2

5
3
8

o

SW 2

U408

1111111111
8

Off
On

1

SW 1

U409

1111111111
8

Off

1 On

Power: 4.8 Amps @ +5 Vdc
24.0 Watts

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501-1236
Switch Settings
DIP
SWITCH

SWITCH

SETTING

1
2
3
4
5
6

On
On
Off
On
On
On
On
On
On
Ont
On
On
On
On/Off
On/Off
On/Off

SW1*
U409

7
SW2*
U408

8
1
2
3
4
5
6

7
8

DESCRIPTION

A23
A22
A21
A20
A19
A18
A17
A16
Address A15
A14
A13
A12
A11
Not connected
Not connected
Not connected

Address

• SW1 and SW2 set the address to OX200000 for the first SCSI.
t SW2, Switch 2, OFF, sets the address to Ox204000 for the
second SCSI.

1. Do not use the original release of this board, 501-1120-xx.
2. The Sun-3/1xx CPU must be 501-1074-22, 501-1094-22,
501-1134-06,501-1163-09,501-1164-09, or greater.
3. The Sun-3 SCSI must be ~501-1236-02, ~501-1170-06, or
~501-1217-03 when used with a SunLink Channel Adapter.
4. Set the base address as a 2nd SCSI in Sun-4300 systems. The
first SCSI Host Adapter is on the Sun 4300 CPU.
5. The Sun-3 SCSI must be ~501-1236-08 or ~501-1217-09 when
used with the Sun-4400 CPU.
6. SCSI TERMPWR is provided on boards ~501-1236-08 and
~501-1217-09.

Reference
Sun-3 Small Computer Systems Interface Configuration Procedures,
813-2007.

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Sun-3/160/260/460 & Sun-4/260
501-1170
with P2A & P2C

Sun-3 SCSI

SCSI-12

501-1236

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Sun-3 SCSI Host Adapter Assembly
Sun-3/110/140/150/160/180/260/280/470/480
Sun-4/280/330/370/390/470/490

501-1217
without P2A & P2C

Sun-3 SCSI 501-1236
r------------'"1

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CABLE

530-1282

SCSI·13

CONFIGURATIONS

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Sun-3/E SCSI/Ethernet
501-8027 501-1584
9U Assembly

SCSI

FUSE
(F0601 )
ETHERNET

--

J60l J602

SW0601
THIN
ETHERNET

1=
i5

8

THICK
ETHERNET

--1

81§II 1i -

On Off

J0201

8

SW0202

1::§l
On Off

SW0201

~1
On Off

Power: 4.1 Amps @ +5 Vdc
20.5 Watts
Notes
1. Board revision 501-8027-06 or 501-1584-01 is required for use
in any SPARC CPU based system.
2. The fuse is not replaceable.
3. When used with the Sun-4400 CPU. 501-1381. the board revision
must be 2:501-8027-07 or the assembly must be 2:501-1584-02.
4. SCSI TERMPWR is provided on boards 2:501-8027-07.
Reference
Sun SunNet EthernetlVME Controller Installation Manual for 56-Inch
Data Center Cabinets. 813-1068.

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501-8027
Switch & Jumper Settings
DIP SWITCH

SWITCH

SETTING

SW0601
SW0601

1-7
1-7

On
Off

DIP SWITCH

SWITCH

SETTING

SW0201
SW0201
SW0201
SW0201
SW0201
SW0201
SW0201
SW0201

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Off
Off/On

•

·•
Off
On
On

DESCRIPTION

Enable thin Ethernet
Enable Ethernet·
DESCRIPTION

24/32-bit addressing
N/C
A 18 address decode
A 19 address decode
A20 address decode
A21 address decode
A22 address decode
A23 address decode

• DIP Switch SW0201 settings for ie2, ie3, and ie4
SW0201

SWITCH 3

SWITCH 4

SWITCH 5

ADDRESS

On
Off
Off

On
On
Off

Off
Off
On

31ff02
35ff02
2dff02

1st Board
2nd Board
3rd Board
DIP SWITCH

SWITCH

SETTING

SW0202
SW0202
SW0202
SW0202
SW0202
SW0202
SW0202
SW0202

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On

SETTING

In

DESCRIPTION

A24
A25
A26
A27
A28
A29
A30
A31

address
address
address
address
address
address
address
address

decode
decode
decode
decode
decode
decode
decode
decode

DESCRIPTION

Clock enable

Notes
1. This board is designed for use with Level 2 transceivers only.
2. Use 31000 as the SCSI base address under SunOS 3.5 diag.

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Sun-4/330 Terminator Boards
Sun-4/330
SCSI-OUT Terminator Board

501-1416
Jl01
STORAGE 1

00000000
S101 IC==::::J
STORAGE 2

00000000
S102CI= = = : : 1

STORAGE 0

00000000
S103 CI===:::J

J102

SCSI-IN Terminator Board

501-1432
J101

J102

Notes
1. The 4/330 Terminator Board uses three 221/331 terminators,
120-1608.
2. Move Terminators to the Storage position to connect an external
peripheral subsystem.
3. There are NO components on the SCSI-IN Terminator board,
501-1432.

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SCSI Adapter Assembly
Sun-4/360
501-1666
with P2A & P2C

CABLE
530-1282

50-PIN DD-50SA

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SCSI Host Adapter
Sun-4/40/60/65/75

501-1759 501-1850
FCC-AIVCCI-1

FCC-BIVCCI-2

SBus Connector

I I
EPROM

I S4-D~+ I
Q

~

SCSI FuseD
(F0102)
•

GREEN LED

YELLOW LED

00
50-Pin SCSI-2

ON = BAD SCSI FUSE
ON = TERMPWR GOOD

Power: 0.2 Amps @ +5vdc
1.0 Watt Average

Notes
1. The Sun-4/60 CPU requires Boot EPROM 1.3 Version 3.
2. SCSI port, Pin 38, is fused with 2A Fuse, 150-1174.
3. The component layout is slightly different on the 501-1759 and
the 501-1850 boards. The 501-1850 is illustrated on this page.
4. Reference the SBus SCSI Host Adapter Installation Guide for
SPARCstations, 800-5385-10.

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BACKPLANE

CONFIGURATIONS

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Backplane
Backplane Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

2

Sun-2/120 ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-2/170 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-2/130/160 ............................
Sun-2/50, Sun-3/50, Sun-3/75 ...............
Sun 3/50 & 3/60 ...........................
Sun-3/11 0/140 & Sun 4/110/31 0 ..............
Sun-3/150 & Sun-4/150/350 .................
Sun-3/160/180/260/280 & Sun-4/260/280/360/380
Sun-3/470 & Sun-4/370 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-3/470 & Sun-4/370/470 .................
Sun-4/330 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Sun-4/390/490 ............................

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Backplane Information
This section contains bus signal charts and backplane layout
illustrations.
VMEbus Backplane
Cardcage slot numbers are stamped, printed, or labeled on
the sheet metal near the card ejectors. VMEbus backplane
jumpers are silk-screened on the cardcage as PxOO, Px01,
Px02, Px03, and Px04 or JxOO, Jx01, Jx02, Jx03, and Jx04;
where x represents the card slot number.

These jumpers control VMEbus signals BUS GRANT 0-3 IN
(BGO-3IN) to BUS GRANT 0-3 OUT (BGO-3 OUT), and
INTERRUPT ACKNOWLEDGE IN (lACKIN) to INTERRUPT
ACKNOWLEDGE OUT (lACK OUT) . The VMEbus signals are
referred to as BGO, BG1, BG2, BG3, and lACK in this section.
SILKSCREEN
LABEL

JxxO
Jxx1
Jxx2
Jxx3
Jxx4

BKPL-2

PxxO
Pxx1
Pxx2
Pxx3
Pxx4

SIGNAL
NAME

VMEBUS
MNEMONIC

BUS GRANT 0
BUS GRANT 1
BUS GRANT 2
BUS GRANT 3
INTERRUPT
ACKNOWLEDGE

BGO
BG1
BG2
BG3
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VMEbus
The VMEbus connector name, the common Sun name for the
connector, and the corresponding pins are shown in the chart
below.
CONNECTOR
VME
J1/P1 Row
J1/P1 Row
J1/P1 Row
J2/P2 Row

SUN
P1 Row
P1 Row
P1 Row
P2 Row

A
B
C
B

A
B
C
B

PINS
1-32
33-64
65-96
33-64

P2 Bus
The VMEbus connector name, the common Sun name for
signals on the Sun P2 or private bus, and the corresponding
pins are shown below.
CONNECTOR
VME
SUN
J2/P2 Row A
P2 Row A
J2/P2 Row C
P2 Row C
N/A
P3 Row B

PINS
1-32
65-96
33-64

Power and Ground
The power and ground connectors and pins are shown
below.
CONNECTOR
VME

N/A
N/A

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SUN
P3 Row A
P3 Row C

PINS
1-32
65-96

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501-1354 5-Slot Backplane

Memory board options plug into connector J3, Slots 4 and 5,
on the 501-1354 backplane. The Sun P2 bus connects slots
1,4, and 5 as shown below.
J102 Row A
J102 Row C
J103 Row B

Connects to J403 Row A and J503 Row A
Connects to J403 Row C and J503 Row C
Connects to J403 Row Band J503 Row B

Cardcage slots 4 and 5 share a private bus that connects
signals between J2/P2, Row A and J2/P2, Row C. These slots
are used with 6U VMEbus boards.
The function of the 501-1354 backplane jumpers is shown
below.
JUMPER

J2xx
J3xx
J4xx

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CONNECTS

BGO-3IN to BGO-30ut and IACKIN to IACKOUT on slot 2
BGO-3IN to BGO-30ut and IACKIN to lACKOUT on slot 3
BGO-3IN to BGO-30ut and IACKIN to lACKOUT on slot 4

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501-1439, 501-1598, and 501-1832 12-Slot Backplanes
The Sun P2 bus connects card cage slots 1 through 7 to each
other, and cardcage slots 10, 11, and 12 to each other.
In addition to the Sun P2 bus and the VMEbus, the 12-slot
backplane has a private Internal bus that connects slots 1, 2,
and 3 as shown below.
J101
J101
J101
J102

Row
Row
Row
Row

A
B
C
B

Connects
Connects
Connects
Connects

to
to
to
to

J201
J201
J201
J202

Row
Row
Row
Row

A and
Band
C and
Band

J301
J301
J301
J302

Row
Row
Row
Row

A
B
C
B

J1/P1, Rows A, B, and C, on slots 1, 2, and 3 are not
connected to the VMEbus. Boards that use the VMEbus
cannot be used in slots 1, 2, or 3. J2/P2, Row B is connected between slots 1 through 7.
The Sun 4400 CPU is not supported in the 501-1439
backplane.
The function of the backplane jumpers is shown below.
JUMPER

J4xx
J5xx
J6xx
J7xx
J8xx
J9xx
J10xx
J11xx
J12xx

CONNECTS

BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN

to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to

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BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut

and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and

IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN

to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to

IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT

on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on

slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot

4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

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501-1498 and 501-1597 16-Slot Backplanes

The Sun P2 bus connects card cage slots 1 through 7 to
each other, cardcage slots 11, and 12 to each other, and
cardcage slots 13, 14, and 15 to each other.
In addition to the Sun P2 bus and the VMEbus, the 16-slot
backplane private internal bus connects slots 1, 2, and 3
as shown be/ow.
J101
J101
J101
J102

Row
Row
Row
Row

A
B
C
B

Connects
Connects
Connects
Connects

to
to
to
to

J201
J201
J201
J202

Row
Row
Row
Row

A and
Band
C and
Band

J301
J301
J301
J302

Row
Row
Row
Row

A
B
C
B

J1/P1 Rows A, B, and C on slots 1, 2, and 3 are not connected to the VMEbus. Boards that use the VMEbus cannot be used in slots 1, 2, or 3. J2/P2, Row B is connected
between slots 1 through 7.
The 501-1498 backplane must be 501-1498-02 or greater
when used with the Sun 4400 CPU.
The function of the backplane jumpers is shown below.
JUMPER

J2xx
J3xx
J4xx
J5xx
J6xx
J7xx
J8xx
J9xx
J10xx
J11xx
J12xx
J13xx
J14xx
J15xx
J16xx

BKPL-6

CONNECTS

BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN
BGO-3IN

to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to

BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut
BGO-30ut

and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and

IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN
IACKIN

to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to

IACKOUT
lACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
lACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
IACKOUT
lACKOUT
IACKOUT

on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on

slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot
slot

2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
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Backplane Sun P2 or Private Bus Connections
Backplane slot that share an adjacent P2 bus are marked with
the same letter in the charts below .
3-Slot VMEbus Backplane, 501-1127
Slot
P2 Bus A

2
A

3
A

Slot
P2 Bus A

2
B

3 4 5
BCD

6
A

7
A

6-Slot VMEbus Backplane, 501-1128
\

Slot
1
P2 Bus A

2
A

3
A

4
A

5
B

6\
B

7-Slot Multibus Backplane, 340-0332
\

Slot
P2 Bus

1
-

2
A

3
A

4
A

5
-

6
-

7\
-

9-Slot Multibus Backplane, 501-1049 & 501-1090
\

Slot
1
P2 Bus A

2
A

3
A

4
A

5
A

6
A

7
B

8
B

91
C

12-Slot VMEbus Backplane, 501-1053 & 501-1085
Slot
1
P2 Bus A

2
A

3
B

4 5 6
BCD

7
E

8
F

9 10 11 12
G H I J

12-Slot VMEbus Backplane, 501-1092 & 501-1117
Slot
1
P2 Bus A

2
A

3
A

4
A

5
A

6 7 8
ABC

9 10 11 12
DEE E

12-Slot VMEbus Back lane, 501-1439, 501-1598, & 501-1832
Slot
P2 Bus A

2
A

3
A

4
A

5
A

6
A

7 8 9
ABC

10 11 12
D D D

15-Slot Multibus Backplane, 340-0644
Slot
P2 Bus A

2
A

3
A

4
A

5
A

6
A

7
A

8
B

9 10 11 12 13 14 15
B B B Bee C

15-Slot Multibus Backplane, 501-1050 & 501-1150
Slot
P2 Bus A

2
A

3
A

4
A

5
A

6
A

7
B

8
B

9 10 11 12 13 14 15
B Bee C D E

16-Slot VMEbus Backplane, 501-1498 & 501-1597
Slot
1
P2 Bus A

2
A

3
A

4
A

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A

6
A

7 8 9
ABC

10 11 12 13 14 15 16
DEE F F F G

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CONFIGURATIONS

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llUl1UlJllllj1H
lJIUl1II1II1II/I1

1I!lIlIIIIIImllJ

1UIIIIIIIHIlliM

lIA1I11I11U1UII

II~JUIJIIIHIllI

\IIIIIIIIJJHIIIJI
lIlIlIIlIlIlllllll

IMJInUlIJll1l
III11I11HIIIIIIII
lIIIlJlllllliIIIII

~lIJmUUIIIIII
1liliiii1111111111

IIJIUJIUUIIIlII
1II1111UIIIIJIUJ
IIllJlllU1U!IIIl
lIftIIJJJU11IllII
flIflIllIIIWlfli
DIUIllIUIItHII

....u...
MIllJIIIIIIIJIUJ

IIlIUHUIIIUHf
1I1II1II1I/IIfIIH
IIIIUlIIUIIIIIII
IIHI)IIII.
IIUJIUHIIIIIIII
IHUIIII1IIIIIIII
JlUHII_
IIIIIHUItlIIIII!
IIIIIIIIJIIIIIIUI

Connector Side

BKPL-8

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

Sun-2/170
501-1050 501-1150
Prime

Non-Prime

CJ CJ CJ CJ
111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111\\\

111111111111

IIIHIIIIIII

111111111111

111111111111

mmllill

111111111111

nllmum

111111111111

IIIlttlllli

111111111111

IIIIIIII~II

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111"1111111

nlllllllil

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

IIIHIIIIIII

IUlIIIIIIII
IIIIIIUlIll

nnllUlll1

111111111111

111111111111

11111(111111

111111111111

111111111111

UIIMIIIIII

11111"1111

~1II1111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIIHIIIIIII

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IInllllllll
IIUlIIIIIII

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

ftU1II1I1I

"1111111111

nnmuill

111111111111

IIIIIIHlIII
Iftllllllill

11111111111

111111111111

IIItlllIIlII

1I1It111ll1l

11111111111

11111111111

IIlIIllItlll

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111
111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIlItlllllll

11111111111\

IIIIIIIIHlI

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11I1II1II1lI

111111111111

111111111111

!ltllllllill

IIIBIIIIIII

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIIlIllflfll

1II11It1~11

1tH1II~~

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIIIIIIIII!!

111111111111

IlIIlIlIlIll

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

!IIIIIIIIIII

111111111111

1I1I1I1I11lI

111111111111

111111111111

IIlIIlIlIMI

111111111111

111111111111

~IIIIIIIIII

IItlllllnll

11111111111

111111111111

IItlllIlIIlI

111111111111

:::::::::::OGRC

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIIIIIHIlIl

111111111111

111111111111

IIIlImllli

111111111111

IIIIII~III

II~UlIilIl

IIIIIIIIIII!

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

1I1II1111lI1

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

I!IIIIIIIIII

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIIIIIIUlII

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IMIIIIIIIII

111111111111

11111111111

IIIIUlIIIII

111111111111

111111111111

:::::::::::0+12

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

IIIIIII~III

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

11111111111\

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1111111l1li1

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

:::::::::::0

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

D

0
0
0
0

:::::::~::O+5

IIHIIIIIIII
IIIIIIHIIII

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

11111111111

-5

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1I1I1I1ftI1

Imllllllil

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIIIIIIHIll

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1IIIIIIIIIn

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIItlllIlIlI

111111111110-12

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIIII!IIIIII

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

HIIIIIIIIII

11111111111

IIItlllIllII

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

UllIlIIlIlI

IIIIUllili

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIlII!IIlIIl

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1IIIIIItllil

111111111111

11111111111

1I1I1I~!111

1IIIIIIIIlII

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

mllllllill

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

"'111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1II1t11ll1ll

1IIIIIIHIli

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

1IIIIIIIIm

111111111111

:::::::::::OGRC

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111I!l1I1I1I

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1I1I1I1I1t1l

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIIIIlIIlIU

11111111111

1II!IIIIlill

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1II1111t1111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

II!IIIIIIIII

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1IIIIIIIItil

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11lI1I1I1I1I

111111111111

IIIIWIIII

111111111111

UlIIIIIIIII

:::::::::::0+5

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1lI1I11I1I1I

1lI1II1I1I11

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

HIIIIIIIIII

111111111111

\11111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIlIIltlllll

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1II1l1I1I1II

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

1IIIII1IItli

111111111111

IIIIIIIIIII!

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

SLOT 1

111111111111

1I1I1I1Il1II

11111111111

SLOT 15
111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

mlllllill

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1I11111!1I11

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IBIIIIIIIII

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1I1I1l1II1II

111111111111

111111111111

1l1I1II1II1I

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIlIfllIlllI

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

1II1II1l1l1l

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

JllIIIIIlIII

111111111111

111111111111

1H1l11I1I1

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IIItlllIlIlI

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

II!IIIIIIIII

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1IIIIIIIHil

IIUlIIIIIII

IIIl11l1l11

111111111111

IIIIIII!IIII

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

1I1II1I1l1l1

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

11I1I1I1Il1l

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

IItlllllllll

111111111111

111111111111

11111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

111111111111

Connector Side

Technical Volume I

BKPL-9

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

Sun-2I130/160
501-1053 501-1085
Pressfit

120011001000··•. 900
I
I
I

I> I
I
I
I
I

I
I
I

I

II

I

700
I
I
I
I

600 500 400

I
 4.0
or 386i
Off
Sun-3 w < 3.5
On
United States
Belgium/French
Canadian French
Danish
German
Italian
Netherlands (Dutch) Norwegian
Portuguese
Spanish
Swedish/Finnish
Swiss French
Swiss German
United Kingdom

-

-

2

3

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

DIP SWITCH
4
5
6

7

8

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

On
On

On

-

On

On
On

On

-

On

On
On

On

00
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
OA
OB
OC
OD
OE

-

-

-

-

On
On
On
On
On
On
On

On
On
On
On

ON
On
On

-

On

-

On

-

CODE

Power: 0.2 Amps @ +5Vdc
11.5 Watts.

Technical Volume I

MISC-11

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

SunlPC
Sun-2I130/160
Sun-3/110/140/150/160/180/260/280/460/470/480
Sun-4/260/280/330/360/370/380/390

501-1125
w/o 80287

501-1214
w 80287

PI

P3

SW301

8[1]i

1=

On

Off

H05
I D48MHZ
XTL

H06
I D20MHZ
XTL

H11 H10

I I

FLOPPY INTERFACE

PARALLEL PORT

Power: 5.6 Amps @ +5Vdc
28.0 Watts

MISC-12

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

501-1125 & 501-1214
Jumper & Switch Settings
JUMPER

SETTING

H05 1-2
H06 1-2
H10 1-2

In
In
Out
In
Out

H11 1-2

DESCRIPTION

Enable 48MHz XTAL
Enable 20 MHz XTAL
For 501-1214 with 80287
For 501-1125 without 80287
Enable XTAL 1

VME Address 380000; device pcO

VME Address 3COOOO; device pc2

SWITCH

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

SWITCH

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

SW3-1
SW3-2
SW3-3
SW3-4
SW3-5
SW3-6
SW3-7
SW3-8

On
On
Off
Off
Off
On
On
On

A23
A22
A21
A20
A19
A18
A17
A16

SW3-1
SW3-2
SW3-3
SW3-4
SW3-5
SW3-6
SW3-7
SW3-8

On
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
On

A23
A22
A21
A20
A19
A18
A17
A16

VME Address 3AOOOO; device pc1

VME Address 3EOOOO; device pc3

SWITCH

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

SWITCH

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

SW3-1
SW3-2
SW3-3
SW3-4
SW3-5
SW3-6
SW3-7
SW3-8

On
On
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
On

A23
A22
A21
A20
A19
A18
A17
A16

SW3-1
SW3-2
SW3-3
SW3-4
SW3-5
SW3-6
SW3-7
SW3-8

On
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On

A23
A22
A21
A20
A19
A18
A17
A16

Notes
1. The Sun 3200 CPU must be >501-1100-08 or >501-1206-06.
2. Boards with Aeroscientific FAB date code 8639-may randomly
exhibit .. interrupt level 2' errors.

Technical Volume I

MISC-13

12/90

CONFIGURATIONS

6U to 9U VMEbus Adapter
Option 160A
501-1269
with P2A & P2C

MISC-14

Field Engineer Handbook

CONFIGURATIONS

12/90

6U to 9U VMEbus Adapter
Option 160B
501-1191
without P2A & P2C

Technical Volume I

MISC-15

POWER

12/90

Power
This section contains information on power supplies, power
power distribution units. Illustrations of power supplies and
power distribution unit appear in order by Sun part number.
The illustration titles include the Sun Microsystem part
number, the manufacturer name and model number, the
power rating, and the Sun product in which the power
supply or distribution unit is used.
Fuses
The Fuse chart in the Parts Breakdown, Miscellaneous
section, contains Sun and vendor part number
information.
Wire Harness Color Coding
Typical Sun wire harness color coding is defined below.
DC Wire Harnesses
COLOR
(Wht)
(Yel)
(Blu)
(Blu)
(Brn)
(Red)
(Org)

DESCRIPTION
-5 vdc (2/100/150/120/170 only)
-5.2 vdc
+24 vdc (Fatbox only)
+12 vdc (except Fatbox)
-12 vdc
+5 vdc
+24 vdc

Orange

(Org)

+ 12 vdc (4/330)

Green

(Grn)

GND (1/100, 21100 ONLY)

White
Yellow
Blue
Blue
Brown
Red
Orange

AC Wire Harnesses
COLOR
Green
White
Black
Green/Yellow
Blue
Brown

(Grn)
(Wht)
(Blk)
(Grn/Yel)
(Blu)
(Brn)

AC
AC
AC
AC
AC
AC

DESCRIPTION
Ground
Neutral
Line (Hot)
Ground
Neutral
Line (Hot)

Field Engineer Handbook - Technical Volume I

POWER

12/90
Adapter Harness

Adapter Harness, 811-9015-01, connects non-TUV approved
tastons on AC and DC wire harnesses to the TUV approved
tastons cut into production in February 1987. One end ot the
adapter harness has TUV approved female fastons. The
other end of the adapter harness has non-TUV male fastons.
The adapter harness is illustrated below.

A TUV temale faston attaches to a non-TUV male taston.
Non-TUV Male

TUV Female

~

(-)

or

A non-TUV female faston does NOT attach to a TUV male
taston. Use adapter harness 811-9015-01.
Non-TUV Female

TUV Male

Fuseholder and Fusecarrier

Follow these instructions to avoid electrical hazard when
wiring the type of fuseholder illustrated below.
1. Connect the AC Input to the Terminal on the end of the Fuseholder.
2. Connect the Terminal on the side of the Fuseholder to the AC Line
Filter or AC Switch
Fusecarrier

Fuseholder
~erminal to On/Off Switch

~ or AC Line Filter

Terminal to AC Input

PWR-2

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

Power
POWER SUPPLIES
300-0135
300-0135-03
300-0566
300-0645
300-0645
300-1000
300-1 001
300-1002
300-1003
300-1004
300-1014
300-1015
300-1016
300-1016
300-1016
300-1017
300-1020
300-1020
300-1022
300-1022
300-1024
300-1025
300-1028
300-1028
300-1031
300-1034
300-1037
300-1038
300-1040
300-1041

Power Tec ...................
Power One. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Power Tec ...................
LH Research .................
Power Tec ..................
LH Research .................
Fujitsu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Power Systems ...............
Fujitsu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Boschert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Boschert .....................
Matsushita. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Fuji ........................
Pioneer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
ETA ........................
Power Systems ...............
Brown .......................
Fuji. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Summit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Brown .......................
Fuji ........................
Power General ..... . . . . . . . . . ..
Cal DC ......................
Todd Products ................
Delta ........................
Boschert ....................
Sony ........................
Sony ........................
Boschert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Seagate .....................

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5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34

PWR-3

12/90

Power - Continued
POWER SUPPLIES
300-1 043 Fuji ............................
300-1045 Boschert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
300-1047 Zytec...........................
300-1052 Fuji ............................
300-1 055 Mitsubishi .......................
300-1056 Fuji ............................
300-1 065 Zytec...........................
300-1072 Boschert ........................
300-7074 Seagate .........................
300-1075 Fuji ............................
300-1089 Fuji ............................
300-1 090 Sony ...........................
555-1006 SPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
300-1032 SPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
300-1046 SPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
811-1027 Fujitsu ..........................
811-1242 HP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

36
37
38
39
40
41
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
49
49
50
52

POWER SEQUENCERS
300-1011
370-1155
370-1156

PWR-4

Pulizzi Engineering ............. 53
Pulizzi Engineering ............. 54
Pulizzi Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 55

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

POWER

Power Tee 19C-A01-ABC 150 Watts
Sun-1/100U
300-0135

00 o

o

6

~

~

230V-

E7

_

11SV

VOLTAGE
SELECT

E8

TB1
1

2

3

Grn

Wht

GND

NEUT

4

S

Blk

Blu

Wht

LINE

+12
V

-S
V

8

10

11

Brn

Red

Red

-12
V

+S
V

+S
V

6

7

COM

9

COM COM

DC Current Output
+SV

-S.2V

+12V -12V

2SA

4.0A

4.0A

4.0A

Note: Connect wire E8 to E7 for 115 voltage or to E6 for 230 voltage.

Technical Volume I

PWR-5

POWER

12/90

Power One SPL200-4100P 200 Watts
Sun-2/100U
300-0135-03
G

CHAS"-':3~2.,&...;....11
GNDr-.-,,-,---,...,

II FUSEII

00
00

_115V

W1

o



G

Voltage
Adjust

Voltage
Adjust

G Voltage

000
411 000 1

"" Adjust

e

Voltage
Adjust

0

TB1
1

2

3

4

Blk

Grn

Wht

Blk

LINE GND NEUT LINE

115V

230V

Technical Volume I

DC Current Output
CH 1

CH 2

CH 3 CH 4

+5V

+12V

-12V

150A 10.0A

-5V

10.0A 10.0A

PWR-9

POWER

12/90

LH Research MML45-E1246
Sun-21120

600 Watts

300-1000

TB2
TB1

G X~justTB3 G X~just

8

~

8

~

~

7 ~

7

~

7

6

~

6

~

6 ~

5

~

5

~

5 ~

4

~

4

~

4

3

~

3

~

3 ~

2

~

2

~

2 ~

1

S

1

~

1

V2
() Adjust

() V1
Adjust

~

0
@
+

1

230
115
115V

0
0
0

@
-

V 1

Voltage
Select
Jumper

~
() V4
Adjust

TB1
1

+Sl

2

3

-Sl

ON
OFF

4

PF

5

6

7

Grn

Wht

Blk

JUMPER FOR VOLTAGE SELECT
LH PART NUMBER

USED FOR

46867
46868

GND NEUT LINE

115V
230V

8
-S3
DC Current Output
TB3
1

2

+S4 +V4

3

4

5

-V4 -S4 +S5

6

7

+V5 -V5

V1

V2

V3

V4

V5

8

+5V

+12V

-12V

-5V

+24V

-S5

60A

10.0A

5.0A

2.0A

8.0A

Fuses
20 Amp @ 250 Volts for 115 Volts
10 Amp @ 250 Volts for 230 Volts
Note: This supply was only used on early production units.

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POWER

12/90

Fujitsu B14L-0300-00118A .351KVA 115V
Options 66 67 0169 0169EX 0169TC
Option 169TR
300-1001

,&------------1/
REMOTE

+5V +24 /-32V

PW2

CN18

ON

Gf

000
000
000

OFFT

000
000
000
000
000

C(@GGG
LOCAL

ALM-12V +5V +12V
ADJ.ADJ.ADJ.

PW1
0000
0000
0000

TB1

o I"-s-'-Is-I"-s-'-Is-I"-s-'-Is---'I 0
1

2

3

4

5

6

TB1
1

2

Blk

Wht

LINE NEUT

3

FG

4

5

6

SG ALM ALM

DC Current Output

I +5V

+12V

-12V +24V

17.0A

1.0A

2.5A

4.0A

Fuses
+5V Fuse = 15 Amps @ 250 Volts
+24/32V Fuse = 15 Amps @ 250 Volts

Technical Volume I

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POWER

Power Systems PS 1557
Sun-2I50
300-1002

W1

/
J6

'~

0000
~Blk ~:o Blk
Brn

strn ~ Red:

[E}BIU

DC Current Output

J6 Test Points

TB1
1

Red

2

3

Blk Grn Wht

1 &2
RTN

3
-12V

4&5

6

+5V

+12V

LINE GND NEUT

Note: Connect wire W1 to 115V for 115 voltage or to 230V for 230
voltage.

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Field Engineer Handbook

POWER

12/90

Fujitsu B141-5-1-0030A .391KVA 220V/240V
Options 66 67 D169 D169EX D169TC
Option D169TR
300-1003

REMOTE

ACB+5V +24 1-32V

PW2

000
000
000
000
000

o

LOCAL'

0 G G G
ALM-12V +5V +12V
ADJ. ADJ.ADJ.

PW1

0000
0000
0000

TB1

2

3

4

5

6

TB1
1

2

Blk

Wht

3

LINE NEUT FG

5

4

6

DC Current Output
SG

ALM ALM

+5V

+12V

-12V +24V

7.0A

1.0A

2.5A

4.0A

ACB Fuse = 1.3 Amps @ 250 Volts
+5V Fuse;:: 15 Amps @ 250 Volts
+24/32V Fuse = 15 Amps @ 250 Volts

Technical Volume I

PWR-13

POWER

12/90

Boschert XL 750 750 Watts
Sun-21120/130/160/170
300-1004
VOLTAGE SELECT
(PLASTIC COVER)

TB~ 1~1~lo

VADJ~

O.V.P.
ADJS

3 1

~~~~~
IliMIT ~

@~1iID
STATUS
LED

~

+

A

3

1

~

~

1

~

Blk

~

Vel

B

2

D

~BIk
~~Brn ~Blk
E

C

TB1

OUTPUT B,C, D & E
G - - - VOLTAGE ADJUST
O.V.P. ADJUST

1

2

Blk

Wht

LINE NEUT

+ OUTPUT

DC Current Output
- OUTPU

I

+5V

-5V

+12V -12V +24V

100A

5.0A

6.0A

3.0A

I 3.0A

Notes
1. Change voltage select by removing plastic cover and adding wire
to terminal 230V.
2. When used in a Sun2/160 and configured with a GP/GB, RC
Network, 540-1300-01, must be installed on J1/J2. Reference
Installation Note, 800-1400-01 and FCO 160-0002.

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POWER

Boschert XL250-3602 250 Watts
Options 084 084EX 084TC 084TR TC
Options 60 61 62 63 64 65 73
Options 601 602 603 605 606 615 616
300-1014

123456789

TB2

TB1
1

2

3

Blk

Wht

Grn

LINE NEUT GND

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Brn Red Blu Blk Blk Blk Red Red
-12 +12
PF
+24
V
V

RTN RTN RTN +5
V

+5
V

DC Current Output
Fuses
Fuse 1
Fuse 2

=8
=3

Amps @ 250 Volts
Amps @ 250 Volts

+5V

+12V

-1.2V

+24V

30A

7.0A

4.0A

7.0A

Notes
1. Connect wire to E1 for 115 voltage or to E2 for 230 voltage.
2. The 688MB SMD Disk Drive requires XL250 Rev. F or greater.

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PWR-15

POWER

12/90

Matsushita ETX-593C101M
Sun-3/50/60

100 Watts

300-1015
CN 1

CN 2

10 0 0

I 1···1

1

2

123

3

-

go
0

IS

-

VR10l

IS

r:

,t
~

~
~

;

,

~

,

,.,*

[;

f.

,

2

3

Blk

Grn

Wht

LINE GND NEUT

1

2

3

Blk

--

Blk

COM N/C VOLT
SEL

CN 3

~

,

1

CN 2

~

VR100

CN 1

:;

~

~

1

2

Red

Blk

!i

,~
~

~

+12 GND

~:

~

CN 4
VE102

IS

Ln

1
CN 3

~
2 1

2

Wht Brn

3

4

5

6

Blu

Blk

Blk

Blk

-5.2 PWR +12
GND GND GND
V
OK
V

CN 4

CN 4

DDDDDDDDDDDD
12

7

8

Blk

Blk

9

10

11

12

Red Red Red Red

GND GND +5V +5V +5V

+5V

DC Current Output
+5V

PWR-16

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POWER

12/90

Fuji PEX391 850 Watts
Sun-3/160/180
300-1016

230 V
TB1

-

~

1

4

5

6

It!} Isisisl

@

RED

115V
EeGNO=

BLK
5 V

+

-

o
J1

8o

V1

000
000
000

V4
TB2

1

2

3

4

5

Islslslslslsl

V2

V1-

+12 -5 -12 +5
Adj Adj Adj Adj

T81
1

V3

G G G G-

6

T82
2

3

115 V 1220 V
STRAP STRAP

4

5

Wht

Blk

NEUT LINE

6

NOT
USED

6

1

2

3

4

Blu

Blk

Blk

Yel

Blk

Brn

+12
(+)

+12
(-)

-S

-S
(-)

-12

-12

(+)

(-)

V4

(+)

S

V3

V2

DC Current Output

I +5V

-SV

+12V -12VI

1120A 10.0A lS.0A S.OA

I

Fuse: 30 Amps @ 250 Volts
Note: This vendor's power supply is the same as 300-1024.

Technical Volume I

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POWER

Pioneer PM2975A-3-4 850 Watts
Sun-3/160/180
300-1016

230V~

VOLTAGE

SELECT
SWITCH
11S V

. - - - - - - 1 TB21

b

~ I~ I~ I~ I~ I~ I
2

3

4

S

6

+ RED

J2

S V
-

1

2

Wht

Blk

3

1

2

Grn

Blk

Yel

NEUT LINE GND

BlK

DC Current Output

TB2

TB1

Vl

3

4

S

6

CH 1

CH 2

CH 3 CH 4

Blk

Brn

Blu

Blk

+SV

+12V

-12V

120A

lS.0A

S.OA 10.0A

-SV -SV -12V 12V +12V +12V
(-)
(+)
(+) (-)
(+) (-)
V4

V3

-SV

V2

Fuse: 20 Amps @ 250 Volts
Note: The PM2975A cannot be used with wire harness 530-1207-03
Rev 53 or greater (systems manufactured after 3/1/87).

PWR-18

Field Engineer Handbook

POWER

12/90

ETA 804-1212AE 850 Watts
Sun-3/160/180
300-1016

TB1

~

4

5

ItJj Islsl

+

G V1
ADJ

115 V
.bISGND
-5
V3G Adj

J2

8

-12
V4G Adj

000
000
000

G +12
V2 + Adj

RED

BLK

+5 V
1

2 3

4

5

6

TB21~lslslslsls
TB1
1

I I
2

V1

TB2
3

~~ STRAP
230 V

115
STRA

I

4

5

1

2

Wht

Blk

Blu

Blk

NEUT LINE

4

3

Blk Yel

+12 +12 -5
(+) (-) (+)

6

Blk Brn

-5 -12 -12
(-) (+) (-)
V3

V4

5

V2

DC Current Output
+5V

-5V

+12V -12V

120A 10.0A 15.0A 5.0A

Fuse: 30 Amps @ 250 Volts
Note: This power supply cannot be used in 180/280 12-slot rackmount
systems manufactured after 11/1/88.

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PWR-19

POWER

12/90

Power Systems PS1559
Sun-3/75
300-1017

O

0 0 0

TBl

P2

150 Watts

_Fan

321

230V
-E1

OP1
VOLTAGE
SELECT

J6

0000
III
~~

BlK

m

[[I RED

DC POWER
HARNESS

2

3

Blk Grn Wht
LINE GND NEUT

BLUE

IE]

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
12

DC Current Output

J6 Test Points

TB1

1

BlK

WHITE
~ RED

1 &2 3
RTN -12V

4 &

sl

6

+SV 1+12V

+12V

2SA

-SV
1. SA

Red

White

Blue

+SV

l.SA

Note: Connect wire P1 to E2 for 115 voltage or to E1 for 230 voltage.

PWR-20

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

POWER

Brown 300-1020 575 Watts
Sun-3/150 & Sun-4/150/350
300-1020
BACKPLANE

1 ""
1:1
2
;;; J2
3 t:I
4

...

12

J31 ~

0

8

II

II

BACKPLANE

J1

~~
~~

FAN CONTROLLER

AC MODULE

P1

J3

P2
1

2

1

2

1

2
Blk

Grey Wht

Org Wht

Red

PWR A
GND

+10 GND
V

SENS RTN

+5V +5V

J1
2

1

3

6

5

4

7

B

Yel Yell Yell Blu Blk Brn Blk
Wht Wht
-5.2 -5.2 5.2 -5.2 +12 A -12 A
Yel

v

8
(

J31~
)
321

J2
1

v

I

V

RTN RTN

ND

v

GND

(J3)
2

Red

Blk

+5 V

GND

2

1

31 4

3

Brn Grn

Blue

LIN E GND NEUT

AC FILTER

DC Current Output

Fuse: 10 Amps @ 250 Volts

Technical Volume I

+5V

-5V

+12V -12V

+24V

100A

B.OA

3.0A

1.5A

1.5A

PWR-21

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POWER

Fuji PE X445-30 575 Watts
Sun-3/150 & Sun-4/150/350
300-1020
BACKPLANE

1

2

""t:I

J2
3 ;:;
t:I
4

~

J3

12
5

BACKPLANE

II

8

II

J1

~~
~~

FAN CONTROLLER

AC MODULE

P1

J3

P2
1

1

2

1

2

Red

Blk

2

Grey Wht

Org Wht

A
PWR GND

+10
GND
V

+5~ +5V
SEN RTN

J1
1

2

4

3

6

5

7

8

Vel Wht Wht Blu Wht Brn Wht

Vel

-5.2 -5.2 5.2 5.2 +1.~ A -12 A
V
v RTN RTN V GND V GND

(3

(J3)

J2
1

(J3 )

JJg

2

3

4

1

2

3

Red

Blk

Wht Grn Redl
Wht

+5 V

GND

LIN E GND NEUT

321
AC FILTER

DC Current Output

Fuse: 15 Amps @ 250 Volts

PWR-22

+5V

-5V

+12V 1-12V

+24V

100A

8.0A

3.0A 11.5A

1.5A

Field Engineer Handbook

POWER

12/90

Summit CS0325-9001 325 Watts
Sun-3/11 0/140 & 4/11 0/31 0
300-1022
P3
1

Pg 311

ooo

FUSE

2

3

11
Wht Grn

2

Blk

NEU GND GND

01

POWER GOOD

00

P1

P1

2
1

1

2

Grey Whtl
Blk
PWR GND

J2

BACKPLANE
1

1

2
3
4

2

Red Red

3

4

Blk

Blk

+5V GND GND

+5V
FAN

J4

P6 (Not Used)

1

1

2

Org

Whtl
Blk

Whtl
Grey Blk

PWR GND

PWR GND

~
x 00000000 X

J1

J3

J4

2

1

2

10

DC Current Output
+5V

-5V

+12V

60A

8.0A

3.0A

J1
1

2

3

--

Vel

Vel

4

5

6

7

8

9

Whtl Whtl
Whtl
Whtl
Vel
Vel Blu Blk Brn Blk

10

--

N/A -5.2 -5.2 -5.2 -5.2 +12 GND -12 GND N/A
V
V RTN RTN V
V

Fuse: 7 Amps @ 250 Volts
Note: Wait at least two minutes after power down or power outage
before turning power ON to allow the unit to reset.

Technical Volume I

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POWER

Brown PS41 325 Watts
Sun-3/11 0/140 & 4/110/310
300-1022
P3

P1

1

1010101

2

3

Wht Gm

123

Blk

NEUT GND GND

II FUSE I I
POWER GOOD

P1

00
00

P1

2
1

1

2

Whtl
Grey Blk
PWR GND

J2

BACKPLANE

1

1
2

3
4

2

Red Red

FAN

P6 (Not Used)

f

J1

X0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2

1

~
x

Blk

Blk

J3

J4

2

4

+5V GND GND

+5V

J4

3

1

2

Org Whtl
Blk

Grey Whtt
Blk

PWR GND

PWR GND

10

DC Current Output

J1
1

-

3

2
Yel.

4

5

6

7

B

9

Whtl
Whtt
Whtt
Yel Whtl
Yel Yel Blu Blk Bm Blk

I +5V

-5V

+12V 1-12V

160A

B.OA

3.0A 11.5A

10

--

N/A -5.2 -5.2 -5.2 -5.2 +12 GND -12 GND N/A
V
V RTN RTN V
V

Fuse: 7 Amps @ 250 Volts
Note: Wait at least two minutes after power down or power outage
before turning power ON to allow the unit to reset.

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Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

POWER

Fuji PEX391

850 Watts

Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/480
Sun-4/260/280/360/380
300-1024

TB1 1

230 V 4

5

6

1~ls1SISI
115

RED

v
€E)GND=

BlK
+ +5 V -

I

o
J1

9o

V1

000
000
000

V4

Islslslslslsl

+12 -5
Ad] Ad]

TB1
1

115 V
STRAP

V3 V2 V1-

e Gee-

TB2123456

-12 +5
Ad] Ad]

TB2
2

3

220 V
STRAP

4

5

Wht

Blk

NEUT LINE

6

NOT
USED

1

2

Blu

Blk

4

3

Blk Vel

5

6

Blk Brn

+12 +12 -5 -5 -12 -12
(+) (-) (+) (-) (+) (-)
V2

V3

V4

DC Current Output

+5V
120A

-5V
10A

+12V -12V
15A 0.5A

Fuse: 30 Amps @ 250 Volts

Technical Volume I

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POWER

Power General 4110-2-8968 100 Watts
Options 55 55EX 56
300-1025
P1

5

3

1

VOLTAGE
SELECT

101 101 I I

P2~

o
o
1

10

P31ol010ioiolOJoioioioi

P3

P1
1

3

5

Blu

Brn

--

NEUT LINE

PWR-26

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Blu Blu

Blu Grn Grn Org Grn Red Grn

+5
V

ISO
V
+5 +5 +5
V RTN RTN -V RTN +V RTN ISO

+5
V

Wht

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

POWER

Cal DC LR150-19 170 Watts
Options 501 503 504 505 506 507 509
Options 510 511 514 516
300-1028
I I FUSE II
VOLTAGE
o SELECT

00
cd

+5VDC

~st

~ (R27)

0
0
0
0
TB2
TB1

TB2

1

2

3

Blk

Wht

Grn

LINE NEUT GND

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Blu Blu Blk
Blk Blk Red Red
+12 +12 SENS +5 V
+5 +5V
RTN RTN V V RTN RTN GND V SENS
Blk

Blk

DC Current Output
+5V

+12V

10A

10.5A

Fuse: 5 Amps @ 250 Volts
Note: TB1 may be hardwired on some revisions of this power supply.

Technical Volume I

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POWER

Todd Products MDT23-8945 170 Watts
Options 501 503 504 505 506 507 509
Options 510 511 514 516
300-1028
VOLTAGE
SELECT

ctrrlllliJ
!) D
Adjust

+5VDC
Adjust

III

(R1B)

o

00
5 6

7 8

TB2

TB1
1

2

3

Blk

Wht

Grn

LINE NEUT GND

1

2

3

4

6

5

8

7

N/C N/C Blu N/C Blk Blk Red Red
+12 +12 SENS +5V
+5V
RTN RTN V V RTN RTN +5V SENS

Fuses
7 Amps @ 250 Volts for 115 Volts
4 Amps @ 250 Volts for 230 Volts

DC Current Output

J

+5V

+12V

lOA

10.5AI

Note: AC harness. 530-1325-01. is required for this power supply.

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POWER

Delta DPS-118AB 120 Watts
Options 526 527 530 539 561 563 565
Options 566 RR 126 RR128 RR129 RREXP
300-1031

~
1 2 3 4

Connector Pinout
1

2

3

4

12V GND GND +5V

AC Current Input
100-120V

200-240V

3.0A

1.5A

I

I

DC Current Output

Fuses
4 Amps @ 250 Volts
3 Amps @ 250 Volts

Technical Volume I

PWR-29

POWER

12/90

Boschert XL520-3625 520 Watts
Sun-4/330
300-1034
FAN

BACKPLANE
POWER
CONNECTOR

BACKPLANE
POWER
CONNECTOR

N

P3 ,P4 ,P5 ,P6

TB1
1

2

Brn Grn

3

1

2

3

4

Wht

Red

Blk

Blk

Org

LINE GND NEUT

..

L

u:put
DC CurrentOt
+5 -5.2 +12 -12 +12
Analog

70

4

1.5

Motor

0.5 10.5

+5V GND GND 12V

Fuses
F1 = 20 Amps @ 250 Volts
F2 = 10 Amps @ 250 Volts

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POWER

Sony 062-0412 35 Watts
Options 550 552 558 660
300-1037
12

TBl

DISK LED

TB1
1

2

Brn

Org

Blk

Org

GND +5V

TB2
1

2

3

4

Red

Blk

Blk

Yel

Blu

Blk

Blk

Red

+12V

GND GND +5V

TB2a
1

2

Blk

Yel

Blk

Red

GND +5V

DISK/TAPE
1

TB2 2
3

eu----t

4

TB2a

TB3

~

aJ

SCSI PCB

1

2

Blk

Red

Blk

Blu

TB3

~
FAN PWR

AC INPUT

GND 12V

ON/OFF SWITCH

DC Current Output
+5V

.j-12V

2.0A

1.5A

Note: The Disk Drive LED harness is 530-1522.

Technical Volume I

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POWER

Sony CR-81 85 Watts
Sun-3/80 & Sun-4/60/65/75
300-1038

J1
SERIAL #

1

2

3

4

5

6

<4000

Red

Red

Blk

Blk

Vel

Org

Red Red

>4001

Red

Red

Blk

Blk

Blu

Gry

+5
V

+5
V

+12
V

(POR)

GND GND

+5

9

10

11

12

Blk

Blk

Vel

Blu

Red Red Blk

Blk

Blu

Brn

+12
V

-12
V

7

+5
V

8

+5
V

GND GND

DC Current Output
+5V

+12V

12A

2.0A

I

I

Note: This power supply has automatic input voltage ranging.

PWR-32

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POWER

Boschert NFS 116-7630 116 Watts
Sun-3/50/60
300-1040
J1

10001
J1
3

2

1

2

3

Blu

Grn

Wht

1

o

LINE GND NEUT
J2

~

W
J3

3

4

5

6

--

Blu

Blk

Blk

Blk

N/C

+12
V

7

8

9

Blk

Blk

1

2

Wht
-5.2
V

GND GND GND

J3
J2

~

GND GND

21

10

11

12

Red Red Red Red
+5.1 +5.1 +5.1 +5.1
V
V
V
V

DC Current Output

DDDDDDDDDDDD

+5V

-SV

20A

1.0A

-12V
O.SA

12

Fuse: 5 Amps @ 250Volts

Technical Volume I

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12/90

POWER

Seagate 45070622 205 Watts
Seagate 97209-12G Disk Drive
Options 706 707 709 710
300-1041
SIDE

52

VOLTAGE
SELECT

J18
TEST

10

0 0 0 0

01 "'-'-_-'--'
FRONT

51
STANDBY/ON
BETRIEB

13

it====i

REAR

+/-5V RETURN

DC Current Output
+5V -5.1V

J15
1

2

+5V +5V

3

4

5

6

7

GND GND -5V -5V -12V

8

9

+PWR
OK

10

11

12

13

NC +24V +24V +24V +24V
RTN RTN

Fuse: Soldered at F100. 8 Amps @ 250 Volts

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POWER

300-1041

300-1074

Notes
205 Watt Power Supply 300-1041
Supports one Seagate 97209-12G 3mb/Sec IPI Disk Drive.
Does NOT Support the Seagate 97229-11 G 6mb/Sec IPI Disk Drive.
215 Watt Power Supply 300-1074
Supports one Seagate 97209-12G 3mb/Sec IPI Disk Drives.
Supports one Seagate 97229-11 G 6mb/Sec IPI Disk Drives.

Technical Volume I

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POWER

Fuji PEX479-30 925 Watts
Sun-3/160/180/260/280/460/480
Sun-4/260/280/360/380

300-1043

@ @
RED
BlK

+
L

F1A.,

Q

+5V-.J

Fuse

J1

TB2
TB1

TB2

ACIN
Blk

Wht

LINE NEUT

+12
+12
WIRE HARNESS
ANALOG
MOTOR
+12V +12V +12V +12V -5.2 -5.2 -12V -12V Use 530-1578
(+) H
(+) H (+) H (+) H and the wire
harness listed
Blu Blk Blu Blk Blk Wht Blk Brn below
P8

P10

Terminal Lugs

+5V
(+)

+5V

Red

Blk

H

P9

P4

P5
P3

P16
P20

P6

P19
P16

P17
P7 P12 P10 P13

P8

P9

P11 P17 P7

530-1581
160 Chassis
530-1580
180 Chassis

DC Current 0 utput
+5 -5.2 +12 -12 +12
Analog

Fuse: Littelfuse 30A 250V BLN 30

Motor

150A 15A 15A 10A 10A

Note: Use wire harnesses 530-1578 and 530-1580 for the
180/280/380/480 chassis. Use wire harnesses 530-1578 and
530-1581 for the 160/260/360/460 chassis.

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POWER

12/90

Boschert XL 121-3630 130 Watts
Options 501 503 504 505 506 507 509
Options 510 511 514 516
300-1045

I I FUSE II

DC Current Output
+5V +12V
4.0

5.2A

P1
1

2

3

Brn

---

Blu

4

5

-- --

LINE NEUT GND

P2
1

2

3

4

5

6

7

a

9

10

11

12

13

Blk

Blk

Blk

Blk

Red Red Red

Blk

Blu Blu

Blu

Blu

Blk

Blk

--

RTN

+12
V

+12
V

+12
V

RTN RTN RTN RTN RTN RTN

N/C

+12
V

+5V

14

+5V

15

5V

Fuse: 6 Amps @ 250 Volts
Note: Use Power Harness, 530-1432-01, for this power supply.

Technical Volume I

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POWER

12/90

lytec 22903110 925 Watts
Sun-3/470 & Sun-4/370/470
300-1047

S1

115V

ONW
OFFW ~

000000
000000
o

0

000000000
J10

o

RELEASE LATCH

PWR-38

DC OUTPUT

REGULATION

FULL LOAD

+5
-5.2

150 Amps

145.0 Amps

15 Amps

10.0 Amps

+12 analog

15 Amps

2.0 Amps

+12 motor
-12

15 Amps

6.3 Amps

10 Amps

4.0 Amps

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

POWER

Fuji PEX527-30 820 Watts
Options 733 734
300-1052
TOP

DC WIRE HARNESS CONNECTION
DRIVE 1

DRIVE 2

DRIVE 3

DRIVE 0

DRIVE 3

DRIVE 2 SMD DRIVE 1

DRIVE 0

111111 I1111 111111 III
DC POWER

+5V
Red

GND GND
Blk

Blk

11111111111111111111 EEB
-

DC POWER -

STANDBY/ON
POWER

12V GND

-5V
Yel

IPI

NC

Brn

Blk

NC

NC

Gry

Wht/ Wht/
Brn Red

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1

2

0
0

0
0

3

0
0

0
0

0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0

0

0
0

0

0
0

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

4

5

6

Red

NC

NC

Yel

NC

Blk

Org

Org

GND +24

+24

+12V

-5V

I

I

Whttl Blk
Org

Blk

DC Current Output
+5Vdc

-5.1Vdc

-12Vdc

+24Vdc

7.0A x 2

7.0A x 2

7.0A x.2

7.0A x 2

Fuse: 20 Amps @ 250 Volts

Technical Volume I

PWR-39

POWER

12/90

Mitsubishi MMF-06012DS 65 Watts
Sun-4/40
300-1055
4

J2

6

Uo\I--..,

3

13

J3

J1

ON/OFF
SWITCH

AC INPUT
RECEPTACLE

1

AC OUTPUT
RECEPTACLE

J2

J1
1

2

3

1

2

3

4

Red

Blk

Blk

Blu

Blk

Blk

Red

+5

GND GND

+12 GND GND

+5

J1
1

2

Red Red
+5

3

4

5

Blk

Blk

Blu

6

7

8

Gry Red Red

+5 GND GND +12 SENS +5

9

10

11

12

Blk

Blk

Blu

Brn

+5 GND GND +12 -12

DC Current Output
+5V +12V -12V
9.0A 1.5A

PWR-40

O.lA

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12/90

POWER

Fuji PEX527-40 410 Watts
Options 731 732
300-1056
TOP

DC WIRE HARNESS CONNECTION

ISMD

DRIVE 1

DRIVE

aI

11111111111111111111 Em
DC POWER

+5V
Red

GND GND
Blk

Blk

-5V
Vel

STANDBY/ON
POWER

12V GND
NC

Brn

Blk

NC

NC

Gry

WhIt WhIt
Brn Red

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1

2

3

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

4

5

6

Red

NC

NC

Vel

NC

Blk

Org

Org

GND +24

+24

+12V

-5V

Iy;~~tl I
Blk

Blk

DC Current Output
+5Vdc -5.1Vdc -12Vdc +24Vdc
7.0A

7.0A

7.0A

7.0A

Fuse: 20 Amps @ 250 Volts

Technical Volume I

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12/90

POWER

300-1052

300-1056

300-1075

Notes
410 Watt Power Supply 300-1056-02
Supports two CDC 9720-688 Disk Drives.
Supports two Fujitsu M2372K Disk Drives.
410 Watt Power Supply 300-1056-03
Supports two CDC 9720-688 Disk Drives.
Does not support the Fujitsu M2372K Disk Drive.
410 Watt Power Supply 300-1056-04
Supports two CDC 9720-688 Disk Drives.
Does not support the Fujitsu M2372K Disk Drive.
410 Watt Power Supply 300-1056-05
Supports two CDC 9720-688 Disk Drives.
Supports two Fujitsu M2372K Disk Drives.
820 Watt Power Supply 300-1052-02
Supports four CDC 9720-688 Disk Drives.
Supports four Fujitsu M2372K Disk Drives.
820 Watt Power Supply 300-1052-03
Supports four CDC 9720-688 Disk Drives.
Does not support the Fujitsu M2372K Disk Drive.
Supports two Seagate 97209-12G 3mb/Sec IPI Disk Drives.
Does not Support Seagate 97229-11 G 6mb/Sec IPI Disk Drives.
820 Watt Power Supply 300-1052-04
Supports four CDC 9720-688 Disk Drives.
Does not support the Fujitsu M2372K Disk Drive.
Supports four Seagate 97209-12G 3mb/Sec IPI Disk Drives.
Does not Support Seagate 97229-11 G 6mb/Sec IPI Disk Drives.
820 Watt Power Supply 300-1052-05
Supports four CDC 9720-688 Disk Drives.
Supports four Fujitsu M2372K Disk Drives.
Does not Support Seagate 97209-12G 3mb/Sec IPI Disk Drives.
Does not Support Seagate 97229-11 G 6mb/Sec IPI Disk Drives.
840 Watt Power Supply 300-1075
Supports four Seagate 97209-12G 3mb/Sec IPI Disk Drives.
Supports four Seagate 97229-11 G 6mb/Sec IPI Disk Drives.
Does not support Fujitsu M2372K Disk Drives.
Does not support CDC 9720-688 Disk Drives.

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POWER

Zytec 22907400 1200 Watts
Sun-4/390/490
300-1065

S1

115V

OFFl9J

~

ONW

000000
000000
o

0

000000000

J10

0·)·

RELEASE LATCH
"

...

REGULATION

FULL LOAD

+5
-5.2

DC OUTPUT

10-200 Amps
0.4-15 Amps

200.0 Amps
10.0 Amps

+12 analog
+12 motor
-12

0-10 Amps
4-15 Amps

Technical Volume I

0-5 Amps

2.0 Amps
6.3 Amps
4.0 Amps

PWR-43

POWER

12/90

Boschert XL520-3625 520 Watts
Sun-4/330
300-1072

FAN

TBl

1

BACKPLANE
POWER
CONNECTOR

PI

BACKPLANE
POWER
CONNECTOR

Islslsl
N

TB1

P2

?

L

P3,P4,P5,P6
2

Brn Grn

3

1

2

Wht

Red

Blk

LINE GND NEUT

3

4

Blk Org

+5V GND GND 12V

Dccurrent Output
Fuses

+5 -5.2 +12

-12 +12

F1 = 20 Amps @ 250 Volts
F2 = 10 Amps @ 250 Volts

62

4.5

2.0 10.5

PWR-44

Analog

3.0

Motor

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

POWER

Seagate 45070625 215 Watts
Seagate 97209-12G & 97229-11 G
Options 706 707 709 710 716 717 719 720
300-1074
SIDE

J18

TEST
10000001 L.....:..-_'-'

FRONT

13

REAR

i-I::::===I +/-5V RETURN

DC Current Output
-S.lV

-12V +24V

7.0A 6.2SA

0.3SA 6.0A

+SV

J15
1
+SV

2
+SV

3

4

GND GND

S
-SV

6
-SV

7

8

-12V +PWR
OK

9

NC

10

11

12

13

+24V +24V +24V +24V

RTN RTN

Fuse: at F100. 8 Amps. 250 Volts. LittleFuse. 312-008

Technical Volume I

PWR-45

12/90

POWER

Fuji PEX527-31 840 Watts
Options 741 A 742A 743A 744A
Options 741 L 742L 743L 744L
300-1075
TOP

DC WIRE HARNESS CONNECTION

IDRIVE 1

DRIVE 2

11111111111111111111
DC POWER

+5V
Red

GND GND
Blk

Blk

-5V
Vel

IPI

DRIVE 3

DRIVE 0

I

'""""'1111111111
DC POWER

EB3

STANDBY/ON
POWER

12V GND
NC

Brn

Blk

NC

NC

Whtl Wht/l
Brn Red

Gry

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1

2

3

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

4

5

6

Red

NC

NC

Vel

NC

Blk

Org

Org

GND +24

+24

12V

-5V

I~~~/I I I
Blk

Blk

Current Output

Fuse: 20 Amps @ 250 Volts

PWR-4S

+5V

-5.1V

28A

25A

-12V +24V
1.4A

28A

Field Engineer Handbook

12/90

POWER

Fuji PEX526-30 925 Watts
Sun-3/470 & Sun-4/370/470
300-1089

Sl

ON

115V

rIl

~

OFFl£J

000000
000000
o 0
000000000

J10

0·,·

RELEASE LATCH
:.

:=

DC OUTPUT

REGULATION

FULL LOAD

+5
-5.2

150 Amps
15 Amps
15 Amps

145.0 Amps
10.0 Amps

+12 analog
+12 motor
-12

Technical Volume I

15 Amps
10 Amps

2.0 Amps
6.3 Amps
4.0 Amps

PWR-47

POWER

12/90

Sony 062-0412 35 Watts
Options 550 552 558 660
300-1090
12

TB1

TB1

1

2

Blk

Org

DISK LED

GND +5V

TB2
1

2

3

4

Blu

Blk

Blk

Red

+12V GND GND +5V

TB2a
1

2

Blk

Red

GND +5V

DISK/TAPE

1
TB22
3
4

TB2a

TB3

~m
SCSI PCB

1

2

Blk

Blu

GND 12V

TB3

~
FAN PWR

AC INPUT

ON/OFF SWITCH

DC Current Output
+5V

+12V

2.0A

1.5A

I

I

Notes
1. The Disk Drive LED harness is 530-1522.
2. This Power Supply cannot be installed in Desktop Storage Packs
manufactured prior to March 1991.

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POWER

12/90

SPS265 265 Watts
Sun386i/150/250
555-1006 300-1032 300-1046
w Bracket

w/o Bracket
w DC Output

w/o DC Output

w/o Bracket
w/o DC Output

Jl

§~@I

115V

H

230V

~~tE

ROCKER
SWITCH

Current Input

DC Current Output

100-120V 200-240V
10A

SA

+SV
38A

-S.2V +12V -12V
1.9A S.6A .OSA

Fuse: 15 Amps @ 250 Volts
Note: Power Supply 300-1032 was discontinued in March 1989.

Technical Volume I

PWR-49

12/90

POWER

Fujitsu M2444AC Power Supply Module A-1
Options 78 675
811-1027
Front

II

CNP73

CNJ74

I

I CJ .

Back

I r1

0

0

OVE

J

ALARM ----,
0 PWRA PWR_

0

0

D

-24VE

CNJS

CJ
+SVDC
ADJUSTMENT

e

CNJ72

D

0

INPUT VOLT ALE
SELECT

MAIN
LINE
SWITCH
20A

(j)

0

-24VE
lA FUSE

AC100V
-120V
On
Off

AC200V
-240V

CNJ71

D

-S.2VDC
ADJJUSTMENT

e

D
~

D

=[]3
CN1 5

VACINPUT

@

The abnormal conditions indicated by the alarm panel are described
in the chart below.
ALARM LEDS
1

*
*

0

PWR

INDICATES

PWR
Abnormal temp due to failing Fan 1 (away from PSU)

*
*

High temp in power amplifier of servo circuits
Abnormal temp due to failing Fan 2 (near to PSU)

*

Over-power/over current in +5. -6. +12 VDC circuit

*

PWR-50

Over-power/over current in -5.2. +24. -24 VDC
circuit

Field Engineer Handbook

POWER

12/90

Fujitsu M2444AC Power Supply Module A-2
Options 78 675
811-1027
Back

Front
CNP73

......
c:J

'DJ
DO

CNJ74

~

L

pwraO:
pwr b

CNJ75

E=:J

e

-5.2V
VOLT ADJ

MAIN
LINE
SWITCH
15A

{i)0n

llNPUT VOLTAGEI
SELECT
AC100V
AC200V
-120V
-240V

Off

CNJ72

g---

D

CNJ71

-- --

I~.. "-:1

I

CN1S1

VACINPUT

e

@

+5V
VOLT ADJ

The abnormal conditions indicated by the alarm panel are described
in the chart below.
INDICATES

ALARM LEOS
1

0

.
. ..

.

PWR

PWR
Abnormal temp due to failing Fan 1 (away from PSU)
High temp in power amplifier of servo circuits

.

Abnormal temp due to failing Fan 2 (near to PSU)

.

Technical Volume I

Over-power/over current in +5, -6, +12 VDC circuit.
Over-power/over current in -5.2, +24, -24 VDC
circuit

PWR-S1

12/90

POWER

HP 88780 Power/Motor Drive Board
Options 680 682 683 684
811-1242
J8000
000

COO

J7 [2§ IBrn I Brn I
JSIOOI IWhtl Blu I

FuseS

@)G

J4

6 Amp @ 250 Volts

To

Moth,roo"d

To Transformer
To Standby Switch

J5

1881

~

J31B1

J2D

To Takeup Motor

To Motherboard

J1 raJa
[gJ To Supply Motor
HP BOARD LABEL

=07960-66535

Note: The Sun part number for the 6 Amp fuse is 140-1021-01.

PWR-52

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12/90

POWER

Pulizzi Engineering PC874D-472

115 Volt

300-1011
Outlet Side
Rack 1/2" Tape Second
File
Fan
Drive Disk Drive Server

Keyswitch
Cables

S

?

J6m

I

IJ7

I

I

Power Controller
Z-LlNE

~~
J5
Unswitched

I

I

©QD
©©
J
(2)J(2) 3 J4
I

Switched 1

~

®'® 5

Switched 2

First
Disk Drive

Top View

Control Side

Remote Power Control Bus
115 V

•
••

Switched
1 2
ON

l1li

lID

J8

J9

OFFW LocalQ, Local
Main Power Off

On

Note: Requires AC outlet NEMA LS-30R.

Technical Volume I

PWR-53

POWER

12/90

Pulizzi Engineering PCS74E-5S3
370-1155

230 Volt

370-1127
Obsolete

Outlet Side
Keyswitch
Cables

S J71

File
serve,

I

Second 1/2' Tape
Drive
Disk ,rive

Rack
Fan

I

I

~
~~~~
J2 J1

Jal

J3

J4

? IE!)Js©1

~~ f1;~
Switched

Un switched

2

Switched

11

S

First
Disk Drive

Top View

Control Side
Remote Power Control Bus
Remote Local
ON 0.0 ON

ON •
OFFW
Main Power

IIDl
J8

IIDl
J9

Switched

1 2

••

Notes
1. Requires AC outlet NEMA L6-30R.
2. When more than two disk drives are installed, distribute the power
between the Switched 1 and Switched 2 outlets.

PWR-54

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POWER

12/90

Pulizzi Engineering PC500 240 Volt
370-1156 370-1126
Obsolete

Outlet Side
Keyswitch
Cables

File
Second 1/2" Tape
Server Disk Drive
Drive

Switched 2

Unswitched

Rack
Fan

Switched 1

1. Wall.outlet requirements: IEC 309, 32A, 240V, S-Phase. Diskir6~ive

Top View

Control Side

Remote Power Control Bus

1240

vi

Remote Local
ON "ON
ON •

OFFW
Main Power

Switched

1 2
•

J8~
8
J9B

•

Notes
1. Requires AC outlet IEC 309, 32A, 240V.
2. When more than two disk drives are installed, distribute the power
between the Switched 1 and Switched 2 outlets.

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PWR-55
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