Product Description
The LM6000 I/O Processor Board DS200TCQEG2A is populated with 8 jumpers and 4 34-pin connectors. It also features one programmable logic device and multiple erasable programmable read-only memory modules (EPROMs). The IDs assigned to the 34-pin connectors are JQQ, 3PL, and JLL. The LM6000 I/O Processor Board DS200TCQEG2A also is populated with one LED that is mounted horizontally on the board. The EPROMS store code that the microprocessor uses as instructions and processing information. If the site wants the replacement board to behave exactly like the old board, it is best practice to use the same firmware code on the new board as was used previously on the old board. The replacement board comes with the EPROM sockets depopulated and ready for the installation of EPROM modules that you supply. Use a flat head screwdriver to gently pry the EPROM modules from the old board. Place the screwdriver between the socket and one end of the EPROM module and rock the screwdriver back and forth until it is free. Then, insert the screwdriver between the EPROM module and the socket on the other end and repeat the action. Wear a wrist strap to perform this action and place the module directly into a static protective bag.
The code and firmware on the modules can be corrupted by static build up so it important to take steps to provide a grounded surface for the static to seek instead of damaging the modules. Keep the modules in a safe place until you are ready to install them.