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0x02C0. If you need to select another base address:
Figure 3. AG-T1 and AG-E1 Switches and Connectors
IRQ 12. To set a different interrupt, edit the AG configuration file as described in Chapter 3.
Figure 4. MVIP Clock Master and Slaves
Figure 5. Arranging MVIP Boards in Your System
Note: If you have many AG boards in your system, you should use a Teflon MVIP cable (available from NMS). You must use the Teflon cable if you have over 12 boards in your system.
ClockRef setting in your AG configuration file, as described in Chapter 3.
Make sure that pin 1 of the MVIP cable (marked with a colored strip) is on the side of the connector away from the metal end bracket.
Figure 6. AG-T1 Trunk Interface (With CSU)
Figure 7. AG-T1 Trunk Interface (No CSU)
Figure 8. AG-T1 and AG-E1 End Bracket Components
Figure 9. RJ48C Network Connector (shown with ferrite block)
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Pin
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Name
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1
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R - Receive from network
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2
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T - Receive from network
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3, 6
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No connection
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4
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R1 - Transmit to network
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5
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T1 - Transmit to network
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7, 8
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Optional shield - not used
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Figure 11. AG-E1 Trunk Interface
Figure 12. 75 ohm BNC Network Connectors
Figure 14. Loopback Configurations (AG-E1 75 ohm kit)
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