| Title: | VAX on VMEbus: KAV30 |
| Notice: | Could have been as fast as 68K but its a VAX! |
| Moderator: | CSSVMS::KAV30_SUPP |
| Created: | Thu Apr 18 1991 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Aug 02 1996 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 159 |
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I have to offer 23 systems (1 system = 2 decsystem + 1 KAV30) to the National Electricity Board of Italy (ENEL) and I'm requested to provide all the available data regarding the quality test of all components of the system. Where to find out the KAV30 data ? Thanks/Aldo ps: At the moment I don't have the complete list of the parameters but it's a very long list to translate
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 58.1 | pointer to the product mgr | EICMFG::OLIV | Karl-Heinz Oliv, @UFC, DTN 865-3056, EICMFG::OLIV | Thu Jun 25 1992 14:56 | 104 |
Aldo,
the product manager of the KAV30 is
Erwin Kettner @UFC
EICMFG::KETTNER
DTN 865-3024
He can give you the pointers where to get the
- KAV30 H/W Installation Guide
- Purchase Spec
- Test Reports (hardcopy)
- H/W Test Summary (hardcopy)
These are the documents you'll find all the information you need.
- These numbers are given in the KAV30 H/W Installation Guide:
Temperature and Humidity
Power Supply Spec
Bus Load Spec
Timing Spec
- The Purchase Spec refers to the DECstandards whereas the
- H/W Test Summary
(not an official document) lists most the test procedures and contains
a form that summarizes the key data.
- The test report for shock and vibration contains all the diagrams. I don't
think that this is what you want.
The DECstandards cover most of EN60950, however I can remember that the labels
have been tested separately to ensure EN60950 compliance.
Note that the EIC Munich got an ISO9000 cerificate.
The product is qualified according to the DECstandards applicable for worldwide
products (Class A).
This is what you should look for (no guarantee that this list is complete):
Tested designed
to comply;
no problems
occured
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Temperature and humidity DECstd 102-1 x
Shock and vibration DECstd 102-? x
Altitude DECstd ? x
ESD DECstd ? x
Product safety DECstd 119 x
Power specs x
Bus loads x
Timing x
VME interface IEEE 1014-87, x x
IEC 821,
IEC 297
(note: functionally tested with a
HP16500 VME adapter and various
modules)
LAN std DECstd x x
IEEE 802.3
(note: functionally tested)
SCSI-2 std x
Marking requirements DECstd 178-3 x
Safety, environmental, etc.. EN60950 x
Quality assurance ISO9000 n.a.
Other legal requirements: the amount of lithium contained in the
battery is below the limit (0.5g ?) where
export restrictions apply.
Other issues: Although EMC cannot be specified for board
level products it is worth noting that the
KAV30 is designed to reduce emmissions when
used in EMC crates. An inhouse test proved
that FCC compliance can be achieved.
(For your info: standard VME crates are
not designed to meet FCC. The poor
shielding of the crates and the front
panel can cause some problems. The KAV30
fully supports EMC crates.)
- Karl-Heinz
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