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GETTING STARTED HARDWARE INSTALLATION
MAXp User’s Manual 2-3
FIGURE 2-4 SWITCH AND JUMPER LOCATIONS
NOTE: There are no USER selectable jumpers. Changing the settings at the hardware jumper
locations may result in damage to your MAXp controller.
2.5. HARDWARE INSTALLATION
• Turn off power to the PCI computer and disconnect its power cord from the
wall socket.
(Note: Some PC’s have power on the board even if the power switch is turned
off.)
• Remove the cover of the computer to gain access to the PCI bus.
Caution
ESD Warning: The MAXp, as well as most computers, are sensitive to
Electro Static Discharge (ESD) and may be damaged if proper precautions
are not taken to avoid ESD. Use properly grounded ESD mats, wrist-straps
and other ESD techniques to prevent damage to the controller and/or
computer.
S1
J2
2 26
1 25
J5
J3
1
JP10
(Board number
select)
S4
JP8
2
1
16
15
J4
1
15
16
JP7
1
1
1
(Encoder Bias)
S2 S3
2
JP6
ON ON ON 1