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USER’S GUIDE

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ADAPTER INTERRUPT AND I/O ADDRESS SETTINGS

WAN ADAPTERS

The WAN adapters (except for the RS-232 and V.35) use jumpers to set the interrupt and switches

to set the I/O address. The following chart contains the WAN adapter’s interrupt jumper and I/O

address switch settings required for each configured slot number.

Refer to the System Adapters Appendix for location and numbering conventions of the interrupt

block and I/O switch. Note the following:

• concerning the interrupt block: On some boards, such as the PRI-8, the interrupt block is num-

bered from left to right, beginning with position 3 on the left. On the PRI-23 and PRI-23/30, the

interrupt block is numbered from right to left, with position 3 starting on the right.

• concerning the I/O Switch: If the adapter’s I/O address switches are labeled with open as opposed

to either off or on, open corresponds to off. On the PRI-23/30, S8 on the I/O Switch is not used.

The board should function properly with the switch in either the ON or OFF position.

DM-8 A

DAPTER I/O ADDRESS SETTINGS

The DM-8 is unique in that it has no interrupts, and uses jumpers instead of switches for its I/O

address settings. The DM-8 will take on the interrupt of the slot in which it is configured. You only

need to set its I/O address. When configuring DM-8 adapters, use 380 for the I/O address of the

Configured Slot Interrupt Jumper

(Interrupt Block)

I/O Address Switch Setting (SW1)

1 Position 3 Value 340