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Pass-Thru Mechanism Motor Cable, Control Cables, Power Cord

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3-26 Compaq TL881 Minilibrary System Users Guide 1 5 4 3 2 SHR-1197 Figure 3-15. Expansion Unit SCSI Connectors and Cables (Fast/Wide SCSI Shown) 1 4 Pass-Thru mechanism motor cable SCSI cable 2 Power cable 5 Diagnostic connector 3 Robotics cables to Base Modules Pass-Thru Mechanism Motor Cable The Pass-Thru mechanism motor cable is 36 inches long and has a male DB15 connector on each end. Connect the cable from the connector on the motor housing to the elevator connector on the Expansion Unit. Control Cables Connect each MiniLibrary Base Module to the Expansion Unit using one of the cables with a DB-9 male connector at the base end and a DB-9 female at the Expansion Unit end. A cable is required for each MiniLibrary Base Module. NOTE: Any of the control cables may be connected to any of the DB-9 connectors on the back panel of the Expansion Unit. The Expansion Unit determines the location of each module during power-up tests. Power Cord The detachable AC power cord is a standard grounding AC cord which attaches to an IEC-compatible connector on the rear panel. Connect a cord to the connector on each module, and connect the other end to a reliably grounded AC outlet or rack power outlet.

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Compaq TL881 Minilibrary System Users Guide
SHR-1197
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Figure 3-15.
Expansion Unit SCSI Connectors and Cables
(Fast/Wide SCSI Shown)
Pass-Thru mechanism motor cable
SCSI cable
Power cable
Diagnostic connector
Robotics cables to Base Modules
Pass-Thru Mechanism Motor Cable
The Pass-Thru mechanism motor cable is 36 inches long and has a male DB-
15 connector on each end. Connect the cable from the connector on the motor
housing to the elevator connector on the Expansion Unit.
Control Cables
Connect each MiniLibrary Base Module to the Expansion Unit using one of
the cables with a DB-9 male connector at the base end and a DB-9 female at
the Expansion Unit end. A cable is required for each MiniLibrary Base
Module.
NOTE:
Any of the control cables may be connected to any of the DB-9 connectors on the
back panel of the Expansion Unit. The Expansion Unit determines the location of each
module during power-up tests.
Power Cord
The detachable AC power cord is a standard grounding AC cord which
attaches to an IEC-compatible connector on the rear panel. Connect a cord to
the connector on each module, and connect the other end to a reliably
grounded AC outlet or rack power outlet.