Specifications

Option Identification
Figure 3-2, on the following page, shows option board locations for the
Main board. Figure 3-3 shows drawings of the various input option
boards. To identify the options installed in your 8150, examine Figures
3-2 and 3-3, and see the text below.
Aux 1, 2
Aux buses 1 and 2 are active if Delaystik SIMMs are installed at locations
UX9 and UW10 as indicated.
Aux 3, 4
Aux buses 3 and 4 are active if Delaystik SIMMs are installed at locations
UV14 and UX14 as indicated, and the Aux 3, 4 Output module is installed
in the IN 15/16 (AUX 3/4) slot at the chassis rear.
DVE Board
The DVE option is active if the DVE board is installed in the top Main
board slot. A "super-charger" DVE CPU interface sub-board is also
required on the Main board.
4:4:4 Chroma Key
The 4:4:4 Chroma Key option is active if Delaystik SIMMs are installed
at locations UW2, UW9, and UX10 as indicated.
Extended Memory
The Extended Memory option doubles the size of the Dynamic Random
Access Memory (DRAM) in the 8150, from 4MB to 8MB. This increases
the number of TimeFrame effects that you can store from 25 to 100. It
also provides enhanced auto chroma key setup when using the Color
Pick feature. The Show Status menu System status box shows the size of
the DRAM currently installed.
The DRAM SIMM is at location UW20. The 4MB DRAM has ICs on only
one side of the SIMM, and was standard on all 8100s shipped before
April 1996; the 8MB DRAM has ICs on both sides of the SIMM, and is
standard on all 8150s shipped after April 1996.
Framestore
The Framestore option is active if the Framestore sub-board is installed
at location J7 as indicated. The 8150 will function without the Framestore
sub-board installed.
8150 Technical Guide Option Identification
9100-0212-04 - May 2000
Option Installation
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