Sorry for the double post, but just wanted to give an update.
Some very nice people on #classiccmp on FreeNode were quite helpful in
helping me figure out what those pins on the DLVJ1-M did.
The "middle block" as I called it - which is actually the speed setup
- is currently configured for 9600 bps on channels 0, 2 and 3. And
channel 1 is disconnected (which I will have to fix; though for now,
the '11 should be able to do console ODT fine; even though there's
only so much you can do with that, haha).
Cheers everyone.
-- C. M. Gauger-Cosgrove
On 19 April 2011 03:10, Christian Gauger-Cosgrove
<captainkirk359 at gmail.com> wrote:
Hello CCTech people,
I've recently gotten my hands on a nice little PDP-11/23 system. The
main console interface is a DLVJ1-M, that I think may not be in the
correct configuration (as I think one of the wire-wrap jumpers may
have come off). I can't find any manuals for a DLV11 or DLVJ1, so I'll
try to explain the problem.
Comparing the DLVJ1 to the DLV11-E maintenance print set on BitSavers
(not the same device, but mine appears to be identical to the one in
the print set), I've noticed all the jumpers are the same between both
except for one block. There's a block of jumpers that looks like:
Z? ?Y
0? ?W
1? ?K
2? ?V
3? ?N
Which in the maintenance print set has jumpers 0, 1, 2, 3, and N
connected to one another. Whereas on my DLVJ1 only 0, 2, 3, and N are
connected.
Having no manual that explains anything, I have no idea what the
current configuration of mine is. So, my question to all of you here
on CCTech is: What is the current configuration of my DLVJ1?
And more pressing as a question: Does any one have a manual that
explains what all the jumper settings are?
I ask all of this because, I believe the jumper that connects to pin
one of that block, may have come loose and fallen off, which - I'm
thinking - would result in the system reaching an advanced state of
non-functionality. (Then again, all it does right now, is console ODT;
as I've no mass storage, but I do have an RQDX3 and 9058 distributor.)
Thanks in advance for any help.
-- C. M. Gauger-Cosgrove