Rev 1.0 6 Document 900.0840
09/06
Component Connections
Monitors
1. Provide power to the monitors.
2. Using coaxial cable, connect one monitor to Output #1 on the Video Output Module.
Figure 2 Connecting Monitors to the Video Output Module
3. Using coaxial cable, connect the second monitor (diagnostic monitor) to the CPU
video output on the CPU module. This monitor is used to edit /view the current
settings of the system. It should be displaying a [0] on the top center of the screen. If
not, then make sure the chassis and the monitor are powered and the monitor is
connected to the BNC connector on the CPU.
Figure 3 Connecting the Diagnostic Monitor to the CPU Module
How to Use the Diagnostic Monitor
There are four small pushbuttons on the faceplate of the CPU Module. These are used to
step through the display screens in the diagnostic mode.
The pushbutton on the far right (down arrow) pages through the screens. Press this button
to go from page 1 to 2 and so forth.
The pushbutton second from the right (up arrow) moves through the pages in the opposite
direction.
Use the right pushbutton to go to page [2] - "Communications"
Note Make a note of the Baud Rate for Master (Keyboards and PITs) port and of the
PC/Slave (connection to PC).
Connect
Monitor
#1
CPU
Video
Connect
Monitor
#2
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