Instruction manual

Eagle 250 Upgrade Instructions, Rev. A00
Chapter 4 - Configuring
the AM-138-10
This chapter contains information you may need both before and after installing your Eagle 250. It
covers:
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Jumpers and connectors on the AM-138-10 board
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CMOS setup
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Ethernet interface
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Remote reset capability
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Installing the SSD chip
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On-board serial ports
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Front panel status display codes
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UPS monitoring information
We recommend that you safeguard your computer components by insuring that your work area is
properly protected against static discharge. For more information, refer to Chapter 3.
AM-138-10 BOARD ILLUSTRATION
Your AM-138-10 board has been factory tested and shipped with its configuration jumpers set in their
standard default positions. There are only two areas on the board which may require you to change
jumper settings:
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Memory size select (JP7)
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Enabling or disabling the supply of SCSI bus termination voltage (JP3)—default set at enabled.
All other jumpers should be left in their factory-installed positions. You may want to check your board
before installation to make sure all jumpers are properly installed.
The AM-138-10 board is shown in Figure 4-1. The illustration is followed by a jumper configuration
table, showing the default setting for each jumper, and a table defining the various connectors on the
board.