HP AdvanceNet 30244M Manuel

HP AdvanceNet

30244M

Intelligent

Network

Processor (lNP)

F/iOW

HEWLETT

~e..I

PACKARD

Installation

and

Service Manual

Part

No.

30244-90002

EI084

AdvanceNet

30244M

INTELLIGENT

NETWORK PROCESSOR (INP)

Installation and

Service

Manual

•

FliD'l

HEWLETT

a:~

PACKARD

19420

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PREFACE

This

manual

contains

installation

and

servIcIng

information

for

the

30244M

Intelligent

Network

Processor (INP).

The

INP

functionally

flexible,

single-channel

data

processor

that

provides

I/O

capability

between

the

3000

Series 37

Computer

System

and

other

computer

systems

via

either

nl0dulator/demodulators

(modems)

and

telephone lines

direct

connection.

This

manual

was

written

with

the

assumption

that

the

reader

has a

thorough

knowledge

the

3000

Series 37

I/O

system

and

familiar

with

the

latest

data

communications

techniques.

This

manual

organized as follows:

Section I,

General

Information,

briefly

describes

the

main

features

the

INP

and

how

operates.

This section also describes how

the

INP

configured

the

computer

system, lists

the

equipment

supplied

with

the

INP,

and

lists its specifications.

Section

Installation,

contains

instructions

for

installing

the

INP

printed

circuit

assembly (PCA)

and

its

interconnecting

cabling

into

3000

Series 37

Computer

System.

Section

Programming

Information,

states

the

fact

that

the

INP

preprogrammed

and

requires

field

programming.

Section

Principles

Operation,

adescription

the

hardware

operation

the

INP

and

its

associated

communication

channels. Since this is a

brief

overview,

intended

only

to give

the

user a

better

understanding

how

the

INP

does its job, some

minor

operational

details

have

been

omitted.

Section

Maintenance,

contains

general servicing

information,

troubleshooting procedures,

repair

instructions,

and

adescription

applicable

maintenance

aids.

This

manual

should be

retained

and

used

with

documentation

for

the

3000

Series 37

Computer

System

and

the

INP.

documents

include

the

following

technical

manuals:

300IOA/30020A/30020B/30244M

Intelligent

Network

Processor

(INP)

Procedures

Manual,

part

no.

30010-90002

3000

Series

Customer

Installation

Manual,

part

no.

30457-90001

3000

Series

Site

Planning

and

Preparation

Guide,

part

no.

30457-90008

3000

Series

Installation

Manual,

part

no.

30457-90009

3000

Series

Software

Installation

Manual,

part

no.

30457-90012

Diagnostic

MPE

VSystem

Operation

and Resource

Management

Reference

Manual,

part

no.

32033-90005

3000

Guide

for

the

New

User,

part

no.

32033-90009

3000

Guide

for

the

New

Operator,

part

no.

32033-90021

3000

MPE

Quick

Reference GUide,

part

no.

32033-90023

30244M

Intelligent

Network

Processor

(INP)

Customer

Engineer

Handbook,

part

no.

30244-90001

3000

HP-IB

Version

Computer

Systems,

Customer

Engineer

Handbook,

part

no.

30070-90010

3000

HP-IB

Diagnostic

lWanual Set

(Volume

III),

part

no.

30457-60007

3000

Computer

Systems,

Fundamental

Data

Communications

Handbook,

part

no.

5957-4634

(supersedes

30000-90105)

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CONTENTS

Section 1

GENERAL

INFORMATION

Introduction..

.. .. .. ..... .. .. ..... .. .. .

1-1

General

Description

Equipment

Supplied

1-4

Features

1-7

Interface

System

1-7

Specifications 1- 9

Section 2

INST

ALLA

TION

Unpacking

and

Initial

Inspection

2-1

Preparation

for

Installation

2-1

Power

Requirements

2-1

PCA Jumpers

and

Switches

2-2

Hard

ware Installation Procedures 2- 4

Installation

the

INP PCA

2-4

Configuration

Restriction

Installation of

the

Communication

Cables

2-7

Software

Installation

Verification

Multiple INP Installations

Section 3

PROGRAMMING

INFORMATION

Section 4

PRINCIPLES

OPERATION

Functional

Description ,

4-1

INP Microprocessor

4-1

Read-Only

Memory (ROM)

4-3

Random

Access Memory (RAM)

Direct

Memory Access (DMA)

SDLC

and

BISYNC

Data

Communication

Line Interfaces

Functional-Level

Operation

4-4

System-Level

Operation

Section 5

MAINTENANCE

Safety

Precautions

5-1

Repair

Philosophy

Main

tenance

Aids...................................

.........................

.............................................. 5- 2

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