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12 Workstation Control<br />

Auxiliary<br />

Interface<br />

PCB<br />

Connector<br />

Signal(s)<br />

P14 Connects to P3 on AT Communications PCB, for VCR<br />

controls, Serial Communications, other discrete signals<br />

P15 VCR control signals, connects to internal VCR<br />

P16 VCR control signals, connects to Rear Panel for external VCR<br />

P17 COM 1 Communications Port on Rear Panel, from P13 (Aux<br />

Interface PCB), from AT Communications PCB (P5)<br />

P18 Parallel printer connection on Rear Panel, to P3 (Aux Interface<br />

PCB), to AT Communications (P4)<br />

P19 Video to/from Video Switching PCB for external VCR (VCR 2)<br />

P20 Video from external VCR (VCR 2) to Video Switching PCB via<br />

P19 (Aux Interface PCB)<br />

P21 Video to external VCR (VCR 2) from Video Switching PCB via<br />

P19 (Aux Interface PCB)<br />

Table 1 - Auxiliary Interface PCB Connectors<br />

K1 - K4 ROOM INTERFACE RELAYS<br />

Relays K1-K4 are provided to interface an “X-ray On Light” and “Room In Use Light.”<br />

Call the OEC Tech Support office for more information.<br />

X-RAY ON LED ARRAY DRIVER<br />

The LED array on top of the Workstation illuminates when X-rays are being produced.<br />

The signal “X-RAY LAMP” (active Low) from the Power/Motor Relay PCB on the C-<br />

Arm is interfaced to the Aux Interface PCB via the interconnect cable. “X-RAY LAMP”<br />

enters inverter U1 pin 3 on the Aux Interface PCB. The output at pin 4 (active HI) turns<br />

on Q1, which provides a return path for the LED array current. The power for the array is<br />

+5V, jumpered through E3 pins 2 and 3.<br />

WARNING... Damage to the LED array will occur if E3 pins 1 to 2 are jumpered together.<br />

BOOT AND DIAGNOSTIC LEDS<br />

LED displays U3 (MSB) and U4 (LSB) provide boot and diagnostic codes from the 386<br />

AT Motherboard on the Workstation. They are driven from the AT Motherboard via the<br />

AT Communications PCB. Refer to the Workstation Software section for a listing of<br />

these codes.

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