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General| Operating System | Microsoft Windows 3.1 |
|---|---|
| Graphics | VGA |
| Operating System (Alternative) | Windows 3.1 |
| Expansion Slots | ISA |
| Ports | Serial, Parallel, VGA |
| Clock Speed | 25 MHz |
| Hard Drive | 120MB |
| Processor Speed | 25 MHz |
| Hard Drive (Alternative) | 120MB |
Details the manual's structure into five chapters and three appendices.
Describes the three major components of the Series 900 system: CPU, VME, and SCSI modules.
Explains the functions of the system's crown and base components for stability and protection.
Lists Motorola publications relevant to the Series 900 system.
Details the CPU Module's configuration and its VME bus interface.
Explains the primary functions and features of the I/0 distribution board.
Details the front panel connections and functions of the I/0 distribution board.
Describes the function and specifications of the internal modem.
Explains the three-position power control switch and its functions.
Details the power supply specifications, DC voltages, and AC connection.
Outlines the power requirements and limitations for the system stack.
Describes the cooling system, air flow, and filter maintenance.
Explains the physical and logical slot numbering convention for the modules.
Details the function and meaning of the front panel LEDs on the CPU Module.
Provides instructions for connecting and configuring the system console terminal.
Describes the correct sequence for powering up the system with external devices.
Explains system temperature monitoring and over-temperature condition handling.
Details the DC-enable signal for controlling power to SCSI and VME modules.
Describes system and module LEDs indicating over-temperature events.
Explains the function of the housekeeping voltage supplied from the base.
Describes the monitoring of VCC voltage for SCSI and VME modules.
Details the MVME187 module's features, switches, LEDs, and jumper settings.
Describes the MVME197lE module's features, switches, indicators, and connectors.
Details the MVME197SP/DP modules' features, switches, LEDs, and connectors.
Explains the VME backplane architecture and its connections.
Describes the location and accessibility of test points on the backplanes.
Details battery backup interconnections and cooling sensor functions.
Explains VME bus termination and its role in noise immunity.
Details the power supply requirements and limitations for VME expansion modules.
Describes the cooling provided by fans within the power supply unit.
Explains the location and function of the VME terminator in the base assembly.
Details the MVME328XT controller's description and jumper settings.
Describes the MVME332XT controller, its jumper settings, and serial port configurations.
Details the MVME333 controller's description and jumper settings.
Describes the MVME334A controller, its jumper settings, and serial port configurations.
Details the MVME338 controller's description and (20 MHz) jumper settings.
Describes the MVME339 controller's description and jumper settings.
Details the MVME376 controller's description and jumper settings.
Explains the two types of power control for SCSI modules and their operation.
Details the SCSI backplane, its connections, and electronic devices.
Describes the SCSI Device Expansion Module's 100W power supply, cooling, and LED indicators.
Explains the function and types of drive carriers used for installing drives.
Details how the SCSI module connects to the CPU Module via SCSI or custom cables.
Describes the daisy-chaining cable used for enclosure control signals.
Explains the functions of the base module for stability, protection, and housing components.
Describes the base unit's power system and its role in providing housekeeping voltage.
Details the crown's function in covering the chassis opening and holding the keylock switch.
Provides instructions for cleaning the computer housing using mild household cleaner.
Details the cleaning schedule and storage requirements for cartridge tape drives.
Explains how to check, remove, wash, and dry the air filters.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing and installing VME and SCSI device modules.
Lists all available cables for the Series 900 computer system.
Provides pinout descriptions for RJ45 connectors used in Series 900 cables.
Illustrates pin numbers and signal directions for serial cabling to RJ45 adapters.
Explains cabling for MVME333P/334AP and incompatibilities with MVME705/709.
Describes HD-26 connectors used on Series modules and Serial Interface Modules (SIMs).
Details electrical characteristics of HD26 connectors and SIMs, including signal suppression.
Lists specific pinouts for EIA-232 DTE SIMs, including TTL and HD-26 signals.
Lists specific pinouts for EIA-232 DCE SIMs, including TTL and HD-26 signals.
Lists pinouts for EIA-530/V.36 DTE SIMs, detailing differential signals and connectors.
Lists pinouts for EIA-530/V.36 DCE SIMs, detailing differential signals and connectors.
Provides mechanical, environmental, and electrical specifications for the Series 900 system.
