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The NT1X61 holds various I/O controller cards for managing the DMS itself. | The NT1X61 holds various I/O controller cards for managing the DMS itself. | ||
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| + | == Connectors/Slots == | ||
| + | * The front of the shelf has a number of slots for cards, with power and the IOC Shelf Bus on the backplane. | ||
| + | * The rear of the shelf has numerous connectors to connect to peripherals and the upstream shelf<ref>[[File:03-9059 - DMS-100 Physical Handbook - Installation Method.pdf|page=127|25px]]DMS-100 Physical Handbook - Installation Method, Page 125</ref> | ||
== Related Documentation == | == Related Documentation == | ||
Latest revision as of 00:28, 5 September 2017
| NT1X61 | |
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| Description | I/O Controller (IOC) Shelf |
|---|---|
| Cards | NT0X67 (IOC Bus Terminator) NT1X62 (I/O Message Processor) NT1X67 (I/O Terminal Controller) NT1X68 (9 Track Tape Controller) |
| Backend Busses | DS-30 |
| Internal Busses | IOC Shelf Bus |
| Frontend Busses | TBD |
| Variants | AA, AB, AD, AG[1] |
The NT1X61 holds various I/O controller cards for managing the DMS itself.
Connectors/Slots
- The front of the shelf has a number of slots for cards, with power and the IOC Shelf Bus on the backplane.
- The rear of the shelf has numerous connectors to connect to peripherals and the upstream shelf[2]
Related Documentation
DMS-100 Family IO System Reference Page 20 - Shelf Architecture
