SuperSweep64 - dirac

Reconfiguring for +24-Volt
5. If one or more of the control inputs is to be +24 VDC, follow the
procedure described in subsection 2.3 to reconfigure control PC
board #1 for the +24 V input(s). Note the polarities for +24 V
inputs indicated in Figure 2-2.
6. If you are not implementing remote Modify Enable, jumper the
ends of the red-black wire pair together.
Note: If no input is provided and these wires are not jumpered,
sweep programs cannot be modified.
7. If you are implementing remote program selection and/or remote
Modify Enable, but not remote Sweep Enable, jumper the ends of
the yellow-black wire pair together.
Note: If no input is provided and these wires are not jumpered, the
beam does not sweep.
Reconfiguring for +24-Volt Remote Control Inputs
Any of the remote control inputs described previously can be either a
contact closure or a +24 VDC signal. For each 24V signal supplied,
a jumper block on the main PCB must be reconfigured. Upon removing
the chassis top cover, locate the jumper blocks in question toward
the rear on the left side in front of the DB37 connector, J2. See the
following figure. The jumper blocks are arranged as follows: J7, J8,
J10, J9, J11, with J7 nearest the PCB edge. Jumper blocks J8, J10,
and J9 are for program selection lines Select 1, Select 2, and Select 3,
respectively. J7 is for the Modify Enable line, and J11 is for the
Sweep Enable line (shown as Select 4 on the schematics).
To reconfigure a given jumper block:
• Remove the chassis top cover, if you have not already done
so.
• Find the correct jumper block for the signal in question.
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