Service manual

This manual has seven chapters and five appendixes:
• Chapter 1, Introduction, states why this manual is being written. It
also describes how to tell what power and packaging variant you have
from the console.
• Chapter 2, Diagnostics, describes self-test, general methods for
running ROM-based diagnostics, and diagnostics run under the VAX
Diagnostic Supervisor. Refer to specific chapters for information on
running diagnostics on CPUs, memory, and options.
• Chapter 3, <REFERENCE>(xyp) Scalar Processor, describes
the <REFERENCE>(hyperion) processor giving module specifications,
configuration rules, functional descriptions, and register descriptions.
Diagnostics and module replacement are also discussed.
• Chapter 4, <REFERENCE>(xrp) Scalar Processor, describes
the <REFERENCE>(rigel) processor giving module specifications,
configuration rules, functional descriptions, and register descriptions.
Diagnostics and module replacement are also discussed.
• Chapter 5, <REFERENCE>(xrv) Vector Processor, describes the
vector processor option available with the <REFERENCE>(rigel)
system. Diagnostics and module replacement are also discussed.
• Chapter 6, <REFERENCE>(XMA2) Memory, gives module
specifications, configuration rules, register descriptions, and functional
descriptions of this memory module. Diagnostics, module replacement,
interleaving, and memory addressing are also discussed.
• Chapter 7, <REFERENCE>(xbi_plus) I/O Adapter, describes
the I/O adapter to the VAXBI option available on either the
<REFERENCE>(hyperion) or the <REFERENCE>(rigel) systems.
• Appendix A lists the <REFERENCE>(hyperion) console error
messages.
• Appendix B lists the <REFERENCE>(rigel) console error messages.
• Appendix C describes the results of executing the UPDATE command
when different ROM revisions are in a system.
• Appendix D describes the boot flags used when booting either the VMS
or ULTRIX operating systems.
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