T8311 Ethernet and serial communication module ICS TRIPLEX

T8311 Ethernet and serial communication module ICS TRIPLEX

T8311 Ethernet and serial communication module ICS TRIPLEX

I/O Complex Equipment Definition T8311
The Expander Interface requires no configuration to the module itself.
Each module fitted in a TrustedTM system requires an entry in the I/O Connection table, specifying its
chassis and slot number. The I/O Complex Equipment Definition allows control of the module’s
functions, and provides information on its status. For information on editing the I/O Connection table,
refer to PD-8082B. The definition for this module is described below.
OEM PARAMETERS
OEM parameter Valid numbers Description
TICS_CHASSIS
TICS_SLOT
1
1 – 8 (Chassis 1)
This value is fixed (expander interface modules may only be placed in
the processor chassis) and is included for consistency with other
modules in the TrustedTM range.
The processor chassis slot number in which the primary expander
interface module is placed. By definition, this must be an odd numbered
slot. The secondary module, if configured, resides in an even numbered
slot adjacent, and to the right of the primary.
CONFIGURATION
PHYSICAL MODULE:
RACK 1: [XIM_0] 16 ANALOGUE
inputs
Channel 1: Not used
Channel 2: 24V dc Feed 1 (always 0)
Channel 3: 24V dc Feed 2 (always 0)
Channel 4: Not used
Channel 5: Not used
Channel 6: Not used
Channel 7: Slice A Rx Error Count
Channel 8: Slice B Rx Error Count
Channel 9: Slice C Rx Error Count
Channels 10 to 16: Not used
RACK 2: (INFO) 11 INTEGER inputs Channel 1:Chassis position of AM
Channel 2:Slot position of AM
Channel 3:Indication of global health of AM
1 – No slice errors and module is responding
0 – Some error has been found
Channel 4:Current state of AM
Channel 5:Chassis position of SM
0 – No partner exists
Channel 6:Slot position of SM
0 – No partner exists
Channel 7:Indication of global health of SM
1 – No slice errors and module is responding
0 – Some error has been found
Channel 8:Current state of SM
Channel 9:Slice information of modules. See Note
Channel 10:Is AM the Primary Module
1 – Yes 0 – Not
Channel 11:Not used

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