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  • Remove these screws to separate the VCAM from the IO4 board

  • The VCAM interfaces the computer to the VME bus and graphics (PowerChannel bus)

  • PowerChannel controller ASICs and connection to VCAM board

  • HIO expansion connections for disk, graphics, audio, or other peripherals; and controller ASICs

  • Dallas real-time clock and battery backed NVRAM

  • WD33C95A SCSI controllers

  • VME interface and glue logic

  • SCSI riser boards: red is differential, green is single-ended. The system can be configured for two diff, two SE, or one of each.

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