Specifications

Page 23Installation Instructions: AM-137 Board AM-1600/1400 Upgrade
For example:
:T
JOBS 1
JOBALC JOB1
;
TRMDEF TRM1,AM318=0:19200,AM75,100,100,100,EDITOR=15
VER
SCZDSP SCZRR
;
DEVTBL DSK1,DSK2
There is a write buffering feature that can be used in conjunction with the SCSI
dispatcher. Write buffering affords a significant performance improvement, but
there are some things to consider before you enable this feature. Write buffering is
described in detail in Appendix B.
3.Next, you need to add the correct driver names to all of your TRMDEF
statements. Earlier in this procedure, you were instructed to substitute AM318 in
place of your old driver in the first TRMDEF statement. Now that the computer has
booted, the rest of the TRMDEF statements need to be updated.
The AM-137 board has eight on-board serial ports. These ports use a driver called
AM318.IDV and use octal port numbers 0 through 7. On your old CPU board, all
of your serial ports used the same driver. Your old TRMDEF statements for the
first eight-ports looked something like this:
TRMDEF TRM1,AM135=0:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM2,AM135=1:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM3,AM135=2:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM4,AM135=3:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM5,AM135=4:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM6,AM135=5:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM7,AM135=6:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM8,AM135=7:19200,AM75,100,100,100
4.For use with an AM-137 board, you will need replace the old driver names with
AM318; for example:
TRMDEF TRM1,AM318=0:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM2,AM318=1:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM3,AM318=2:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM4,AM318=3:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM5,AM318=4:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM6,AM318=5:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM7,AM318=6:19200,AM75,100,100,100
TRMDEF TRM8,AM318=7:19200,AM75,100,100,100
PDI-00137-50, Rev. A01