User`s manual

2.1.3 Shipped with SH7709A/7729 HARP

• SH7709A/7729 base board (Key West) with face plate

• System I/O daughter board (Tahoe) with face plate

• Null modem serial cable

• Ethernet cable

• 25-pin parallel CEPC cable

• ATX power supply with AC cord

2.1.4 SH7709A/7729 HARP Default Settings

The current Key West boot monitor and device drivers initializes the hardware as follows:

• Debug serial channel: 38400 bps, 8N1 (8 data bits, No parity, 1 Stop bit, No flow control)

Jumper and switch settings for the boards are described below. For further information on the

jumper functions, reference Sections 3.1.7, 4.2.2 and Appendices D & E.

On Key West board:

• Default setting of DIP switch S1 = ON OFF OFF OFF (Board will come up in Boot

Monitor)*

• Default setting of DIP switch S2 = ON ON OFF OFF

• JP5 jumper pins 1 & 2, pin 3 open. Silkscreen triangle denotes pin 1

• JP6 jumper pins 1 & 2, pin 3 open. Silkscreen triangle denotes pin 1

• JP9 jumper present

• JP11 jumper present

• JP35 removed to allow PCMCIA operation (installed for CompactPCI, which disables

PCMCIA)

• JP38 jumper present

• JP39 jumper pins 1 & 2, pin 3 open. Silkscreen triangle denotes pin 1

• JP41 jumper pins 2 & 3, pin 1 open. Silkscreen triangle denotes pin 1

• JP42 jumper pins 1 & 2, pin 3 open in rev 4.8 board. Silkscreen triangle denotes pin 1.

This jumper is not present in rev 4.9 board.

• All other jumpers are left open by default

Jumpers on the Tahoe board:

• JP1 jumper pins 1 & 2, pin 3 open. Silkscreen triangle denotes pin 1.

• JP2 jumper present (for reference, this jumper not present if baseboard is an Aspen)

• JP11 jumper pins 1 & 2, pin 3 open. Silkscreen triangle denotes pin 1.

• JP13 jumper pins 2 & 3, pin 1 open. Silkscreen triangle denotes pin 1.

• JP14 jumper present (for reference, this jumper not present if baseboard is an Aspen)

• JP23 present (for IrDA).

• JP28 jumper pins 2 & 3, pin 1 open. Silkscreen triangle denotes pin 1 (for IrDA).

• JP31 jumper pins 2 & 3, pin 1 open. Silkscreen triangle denotes pin 1 (for IrDA).

• All other jumpers are left open by default