Black Box KV162A Manual De Usuario
SERVSWITCH™ MULTI
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2. Once you’ve chosen the slot, write down the letter of the corresponding channel in the “Channel Letter”
field of this Card’s record in a copy of the CPU-Interface Card pages of the System-Configuration Chart
(see Appendix A). At this time you should also write down what appears on the Card’s label (just to the
right of the HD44 connector if you look at the connector from the rear) in the Chart’s “Card-Label
Information” field, and (if the ServSwitch Multi unit is part of a cascaded system) you should write down
the Switch’s address in the “Switch Address” field as well.
(see Appendix A). At this time you should also write down what appears on the Card’s label (just to the
right of the HD44 connector if you look at the connector from the rear) in the Chart’s “Card-Label
Information” field, and (if the ServSwitch Multi unit is part of a cascaded system) you should write down
the Switch’s address in the “Switch Address” field as well.
3. Remove the panel covering the available slot by unscrewing the two Phillips-head screws that hold it in
place. (Save these screws; you’ll be replacing them momentarily.)
4. If you look into the open slot on the Switch, you will see “guide tracks” that the top and bottom of the
Card should slide along when you install it. Slide the Card gently into the slot along these tracks, until the
Card’s HD44 connector lines up flush with the back of the unit, as shown in Figure 4-5.
Card’s HD44 connector lines up flush with the back of the unit, as shown in Figure 4-5.
Figure 4-5. Inserting a CPU-Interface Card in the Switch.
5. Secure the Card in the Switch with the screws you removed in step 3. Retighten the screws completely, but
do not overtighten them.
Repeat the above procedure for every Autosensing CPU-Interface Card in your system.