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| NOTE | The CoreModule 800 ships from the factory configured only for CRT |
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See Figures
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Jumper # | Installed | Removed/Enabled |
JP1 – CMOS Normal/Clear | Clear | Normal (Removed) Default |
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JP2 – Serial 2 | Enable Termination | Disable Termination (Removed) |
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JP3 – Serial 1 | Enable Termination | Disable Termination (Removed) |
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JP4 – LVDS Flat Panel | Enable +3.3V (pins | Enable +5V (pins |
Voltage Select | (Default) |
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Notes: Jumpers (or shunts) use 2 mm spacing. A jumper that is removed may be placed on one of the jumper pins for safe keeping.
10 | QuickStart Guide | CoreModule 800 |
