JU5 - PL_Filter (NC)

OUT:

Remove jumper is using a companion signaling board like the microwave or PL

IN:

encode / decode boards.

Default. Install the jumper when opearting the RCB without any signal

 

conditioning boards.

 

JU6 - DAC Pot Mid

OUT:

Default. Allows digital pots to be set by the local CPU.

IN:

Sets all four digital pots to mid scale.

 

JU6 – Last Port Jumper (yes, there are two jumpers marked JU6)

OUT:

Default. Leave the jumper out for all RCB board except the last one.

IN:

Insert a jumper in this position if this is the last RCB in the card rack. The Last

 

Port jumper provides a termination on the high speed serial bus and will reduce

 

noise on the bus.

JU7 - ADEN

OUT: Default.

Not used at this time.

JU8 - TA2D

OUT: Default

Not used at this time.

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Sierra 200 owner manual JU5 PLFilter NC, JU6 DAC Pot Mid, JU6 Last Port Jumper yes, there are two jumpers marked JU6

200 specifications

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