27 Jan
2004
27 Jan
'04
10:02 p.m.
Does anyone out there know what CSR Address and vector I should
set this to to make RSTS/E happy? When RSTS INIT's, it bitches
that the board doesn't interrupt, and happily disables it.
I'm using it in an 11/73, with RQDX3, 1MB ram, TQK70, the
aforementioned DZQ11, and a DEQNA.
If I do a SHOW DEV, KB1-4 is listed, but no CSR. . . .
Jeff
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28 Jan
28 Jan
7:09 a.m.
jeff.kaneko(a)juno.com wrote:
Does anyone out there know what CSR Address and vector
I should
set this to to make RSTS/E happy? When RSTS INIT's, it bitches
that the board doesn't interrupt, and happily disables it.
I'm using it in an 11/73, with RQDX3, 1MB ram, TQK70, the
aforementioned DZQ11, and a DEQNA.
If I do a SHOW DEV, KB1-4 is listed, but no CSR. . . .
According to VMS (assuming that the TK50 and TK70 have the same addresses)
there aren't any floating address/interrupts, so: CSR: 760100 Vector: 300*
$ run sys$system:sysgen
SYSGEN> CONFIG
DEVICE> rqdx3
%SYSGEN-I-EQV_NOTICE, equivalent name - device RQDX3 will be output as UDA
DEVICE> tqk70
%SYSGEN-W-DEVNOTKNWN, device not known: /TQK70/
DEVICE> tk50
%SYSGEN-I-EQV_NOTICE, equivalent name - device TK50 will be output as TU81
DEVICE> dz11
DEVICE> deqna
%SYSGEN-I-EQV_NOTICE, equivalent name - device DEQNA will be output as QNA
DEVICE> Exit
Device: UDA Name: PUA CSR: 772150 Vector: 154 Support:
yes
Device: TU81 Name: PTA CSR: 774500 Vector: 260 Support:
yes
Device: QNA Name: XQA CSR: 774440 Vector: 120 Support:
yes
Device: DZ11 Name: TTA CSR: 760100* Vector: 300* Support:
yes
SYSGEN>
11:21 a.m.
Does anyone out there know what CSR Address and vector
I
should set this to to make RSTS/E happy? When RSTS INIT's,
it bitches that the board doesn't interrupt, and happily disables it.
I'm using it in an 11/73, with RQDX3, 1MB ram, TQK70, the
aforementioned DZQ11, and a DEQNA.
I'm not clear whether you know how to set the jumpers
but not what to set them to, or whether you don't know
how to set the jumpers at all. If it's the latter,
there's a DZQ11 User Guide at:
http://208.190.133.201/decimages/dzq11ug1.pdf
The former has already been answered.
Antonio
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