1. Input Card Address Assignments – CPx Upgrade

Each Input Card dipswitch address, from 0 to 15, needs to be assigned a definition as listed in the Wiring Outline-CPU System, IV. Inputs.

Enter the Power Up Programming Sequence as instructed in Power Up Programming Overview.

Release keys and/or pistons. 1. Input Card Address Assignments will now be displayed on the LCD.

Enter by depressing key 8 and the first address, 0, with Great/ Div1 will be displayed. By default address 0 is assigned to be the Great/Div1, this cannot be changed. The number of keys in Div 1 and Div 3-9 can be changed using key 5. Use key 6 to further assign the selected keyboard division for non-coupling. Use Key 6 to further assign Stops2-5 as pistons only. When choices are correct, depress the ‘enter’ key 8 and the address will be assigned the definition as displayed on the LCD. When key 8 is released, the LCD will increment to the next address and display the assignment that is stored in memory. Use keys 2 & 3 to select the assignment. When all address assignments are completed, use the ‘escape’ key 1 to exit. The LCD will auto increment to 2. Inputs Test.

Any address that exists at the board level but does not have any wiring attached must say ‘Not Used’.

All addresses that do not exist at the board level, hence not in the fiber optic loop, must say ‘Not Used’, except when utilizing a floating division. For this, skip a complete card address, that is base address and base+1 address, these being ‘not used’, then assign the floating division number.

All address assignments can be checked and read from memory by repeatedly depressing the ‘enter’ key 8.

NOTE: When assigning for manual transfers, Div1(GT) and Div4 exchange , or Div5 and Div4 exchange.

NOTE: There are 3 non-coupling divisions, nc1, nc2, and nc3. These can be applied on any keyboard division, in any order. This will allow the non-coupling division qualifiers in 7. Stop Programming.

NOTE: StopsX addresses are more versatile.
Stops1: Stops, Couplers, MIDI stops, Pistons, chime volume.
Stops2&3: Stops, Couplers, MIDI stops, Pistons.
Stops4&5: Stops, Pistons.

NOTE: When Input card addressing assigning, there must be a Stops1. If any Stops2-5 addresses are used for pistons only (this would be the case using optical key contact rails), further assign this address toggling key 6 to say ‘pistons’ meaning that only pistons are wired on this address. Make these ‘piston only’ StopsX assignments the highest of the StopsX numbers, this will limit combination action memory space size to the highest StopsX that is not ‘pistons only’.

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