I.L. 01-50544-00
Cutler-Hammer
P.O. Box 6166
Westerville, OH 43086-6166
TEL: (614)-882-3282
FAX: (614)-895-7111
www.cutlerhammer.eaton.com/automation
Effective 6/00
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J6 is used to enable/disable all sockets in Bank 1.
Enable – Open/Closed/Closed
Disable – Closed/Closed/Open
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J7 is used to enable/disable socket 1&2 of Bank 2.
Enable – Open/Closed/Closed
Disable – Closed/Closed/Open
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J8 is used to enable/disable the on board battery
Enable – Open/Closed/Closed/Open
Disable – Open/Open/Open/Open
SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION
While the computer is booting up press Alt S. Use the
UP/Down arrows to highlight Bank Link. Press Enter
and choose SSD OFF. Press Enter. Highlight Quit
Mode and press Enter. Highlight Save&Exit and press
Enter. This allows the computer to see both the
retentive memory and the floppy disk drive. For other
software configuration information please see the
application note for the retentive memory driver.
INSTALLATION
If you have a Cutler Hammer model D72XPY, D73XPY
or D74XPY, where Y is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7, you have a
CPU card that allows the SRAM PC104 Battery
Backed Memory Card to be connected to it without
using an ISA CPU adapter card. The instructions
below outline how to install the SRAM PC104 BBMC
directly to a CPU card.
1. Ground yourself to avoid static discharge. Use an
ESD strap to avoid permanent damage to
integrated circuits.
2. Remove the CPU card from your unit.
3. Attach the video extension cable to the CPU card.
4. Install stake pins on the memory side of the SRAM
PC104 BBMC.
5. With the memory side of the SRAM PC104 BBMC
facing the CPU card, mount the memory card to
the CPU card.
6. Fasten screws to the standoffs (using Loctite small
screw thread locker #222) to secure both cards
together.
7. Attach stake pin protector over the stake pins.
8. Reinstall the CPU card.
