Hi Rob,

> I am trying to get my new 240 going. Unfortunately all the diagnostic LEDs
> stay lit. From when I had a previous DECstation 5000/240 I found a note that
> I fixed this by resetting the NVRAM with a jumper.
> 
>  
> 
> Unfortunately I did not record which jumper where, and I can't find mention
> of this in any of the docs I have. Can anyone tell me if it is the jumper
> near the CPU daughterboard?

 It is.  Check the "DECstation/DECsystem 5000 Model 200 Series Maintenance 
Guide" (EK-PM38C-MG-002), available online.

> Also, can anyone tell me what the jumper on the
> base board under the leftmost TURBOchannel slot might be (on the left when
> looking from the back of the machine)?

 Technically it's wired to one of the 16 IOASIC external interrupt inputs, 
which is otherwise unused.  Functionally it tells software whether the 
mainboard is used in a 5000 or a 5900 system configuration.  I can dig out 
the exact details if you're interested.

 BTW I saw your 5000/240 web page and I'm glad that you have rescued all 
that fine hardware.  Also I think you don't have to worry about the H7878 
PSU -- apparently none of the caps used in that model suffers from the 
dreaded quaternary ammonium salt issue.

 Last not least, I don't keep up with mailing list traffic, so for a 
shorter RTT please feel free to CC me on any DECstation stuff.

 HTH,

  Maciej

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