
Triguard
SC300E MBB Bus Extender Module
Figure
2
-
1 Local
chassis
interconnections
Table
2
-
1.
Connector
location
and
type
Connector
Location
Type
J1
(I/O
bus)
MBB
rear
edge
(Figure
1
-
1)
96
-
pin
DIN
41612
type
C male
J2
(expansion
bus)
MBB
rear
edge
(Figure
1
-
1)
96
-
pin
DIN
41612
type
c male
e
(expansion
bus)
Rear
of
backplane
(Figure
2
-
2)
96
-
pin
DIN
41612
type
C female
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
The
MBB
has
no
user
controls.
The
single
Health
indicator
(green
LED)
on
the
front
panel
illuminates
in
normal
operation.
THEORY OF OPERATION
The
main
functional
areas
of
the
MBB
circuit
are
shown
in
Figure
2
-
4.
Buffers
regulate
the
two
-
way
flow
of
data
and
control
signals
through
the
module,
under
the
overall
control
of
the
Control
Logic.
The
MBB
provides
identical
timing
for
local
chassis
I/O
operations
as
the
MPP
provides
for
main
chassis
I/O
operations.
Although
the
MBB
is
part
of
a triplicated
system,
there
is
no
redundancy
in
the
module
itself.
Redundan
cy
derives
from
the
fact
that
there
are
three
MBBs
in
each
local
chassis.
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