System Board

Memory

for the

DIMM

Connectors

 

 

 

The system board has two DIMM connectors.

Figure 2-12

shows

the

pin

assignments

for

the DIMM connector.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pin

Signal

Pin Signal

Pin

Signal

Pin

 

Signal

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

Vss

38

DQ40

 

75

Vss

110

A12

 

2

Vss

39

DQ9

 

76

Vss

 

(BS1)

 

3

DQ0

40

DQ41

 

77

Reserved

111

A10

 

4

DQ32

41

DQ10

 

78

Reserved

 

(AP)

 

5

DQ1

42

DQ42

 

79

Reserved

112

A13

 

6

DQ33

43

DQ11

 

80

Reserved

113

Vcc

 

7

DQ2

44

DQ43

 

81

Vcc

114

Vcc

 

8

DQ34

45

Vcc

 

82

Vcc

115

DQMB2

 

9

DQ3

46

Vcc

 

83

DQ16

116

DQMB6

 

10

DQ35

47

DQ12

 

84

DQ48

117

DQMB3

 

11

Vcc

48

DQ44

 

85

DQ17

118

DQMB7

 

12

Vcc

49

DQ13

 

86

DQ49

119

Vss

 

13

DQ4

50

DQ45

 

87

DQ18

120

Vss

 

14

DQ36

51

DQ14

 

88

DQ50

121

DQ24

 

15

DQ5

52

DQ46

 

89

DQ19

122

DQ56

 

16

DQ37

53

DQ15

 

90

DQ51

123

DQ25

 

17

DQ6

54

DQ47

 

91

Vss

124

DQ57

 

18

DQ38

55

Vss

 

92

Vss

125

DQ26

 

19

DQ7

56

Vss

 

93

DQ20

126

DQ58

 

20

D39

57

Reserved

94

DQ52

127

DQ27

 

21

Vss

58

Reserved

95

DQ21

128

DQ59

 

22

Vss

59

Reserved

96

DQ53

129

Vcc

 

23

DQMB0

60

Reserved

97

DQ22

130

Vcc

 

24

DQMB4

61

CK0

 

98

DQ54

131

DQ28

 

25

DQMB1

62

CKEA

 

99

DQ23

132

DQ60

 

26

DQMB5

63

Vcc

 

100

DQ55

133

DQ29

 

27

Vcc

64

Vcc

 

101

Vcc

134

DQ61

 

28

Vcc

65

/RAS

 

102

Vcc

135

DQ30

 

29

A0

66

/CAS

 

103

A6

136

DQ62

 

30

A3

67

/WE

 

104

A7

137

DQ31

 

31

A1

68

CKEB

 

105

A8

138

DQ63

 

32

A4

69

/S0

 

106

A11

139

Vss

 

33

A2

70

CKEB

 

 

(BS0)

140

Vss

 

34

A5

71

/S1

 

107

Vss

141

SDA

 

35

Vss

72

RFU

 

108

Vss

142

SCL

 

36

Vss

73

RFU

 

109

A9

143

Vcc

 

37

DQ8

74

CK1

 

 

 

144

Vcc

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 2-12. DIMM Adapter Card Memory Connector Pin Assignments

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IBM 600 manual System board has two Dimm connectors, Shows Pin Assignments For Dimm connector, Pin Signal, Signal Pin

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