I have an M9300 bus terminator which I read is the same as a M930 with the
NPR logic (so you don't also need an NPR terminator in slot 3/4). I don't
want to blow anything up, but I am thinking I can replace the M930 and
G7273 in the last slot of my backplane with a W2-open M9300.
I have discovere
> From: Bill Degnan
> I have an M9300 bus terminator which I read is the same as a M930 with
> the NPR logic (so you don't also need an NPR terminator in slot 3/4).
Err, the M9300 would go in the same place as a M930, i.e. the UNIBUS in/out
dual connector group, usually at the top (A/
>
> > There are jumpers on this card. W1, W2, W. I did not find any
> specific
> > examples online of scenarios for the jumpers
> > ...
> > I think I get why one would remove the W2 jumper but if W1 is removed
> > (open) instead can someone give me an example scenario for when y
> From: William Degnan
> Here is the layout starting from slot 9/11 of the expansion cabinet
Just slot numbers by themselves aren't much use, because if there are any
non-UNIBUS backplanes (e.g. custom backplanes for core memory, for an RH11 -
which has its own custom backplane, you can't
On Thu, May 26, 2016 at 9:38 AM, Noel Chiappa
wrote:
> > From: William Degnan
>
> > Here is the layout starting from slot 9/11 of the expansion cabinet
>
> Just slot numbers by themselves aren't much use, because if there are any
> non-UNIBUS backplanes (e.g. custom backplanes for core me
