Contents
•CFHDD (SCSI) Hard drive replacement. Pre-formatted Dual Logical.
•16GB Industrial Grade CF (compact flash) card. Required for 512Bit Dual Logical.
•12” Molex 5V Power Extension cable.
Features
•3.5 inch form factor
•Standard 50 pin SCSI1/2 interface
•10 Mbytes/sec SCSI burst rate
•Internal active SCSI termination, disabled /enabled by jumper
•Spare certified CF cards are available through Western Process Computers.
Jumper Settings
•Termination is enabled with jumper LK2. The last device on your SCSI cable must be
terminated. When a jumper is present on LK2, SCSI termination is ENABLED
•Jumper LK1 implements the export of termination power. Note: Internal terminators
always have power.
•Jumper J6 sets the SCSI ID and enables/disables the serial port. For the CFHD
application, you may ignore the serial port.
•The CFHDD is formatted Dual Logical. SCSI address set for 4 (jumper on position 3)
will show as 4 and 2, SCSI address 5 (jumper on position 1 and 3) will show as 5 and 3.
Connections
•Connect the SCSI cable – Note that pin 1 of the cable is at the edge of the PCB, away
from the power connector.
•Connect the 5V power using the Molex power extension provided. Note that a standard
5V/12V disk power lead can be used here as the 12V pin is a no-connect on the board.
•The PCB mounts in the standard 3.5” form factor tray. It requires 5V supplied via a
standard Molex 4 pin disk power connector.
•CFHDD mounts with the same hardware using the 50pin SCSI cable, no adaptor required.
Make sure the SCSI address ID and correct termination is maintained, either drive or
cable end.
Operation
•The front panel GREEN LED will flash if the CF card is not inserted. The green heartbeat
LED will flash while power is applied. The RED LED indicates drive access.
•The CFHDD will replace the standard (Seagate) Honeywell Dual Logical hard drive and
is pre-formatted to be installed and “synched” to the customers History Module.
•CF Chips must be pre-formatted using Honeywell HVTS prior to Synch procedure.
•The SPC card must be HW- “D” or greater, FW- “H” or greater for dual logical drives.