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On 11/16/16, 9:51 AM, info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I have a console that I need to hook backup to an as400. How does the
monitor display hookup to the base? I see a display port on the base, no
corresponding port on the monitor.
If a 3486 is built anything like a 3487 or a 3477, the top surface of
the "logic element" and the bottom surface of the "display element" have
four matching mounting lugs, and the front surface of the logic element
has electrical connections that mate with matching connectors when it is
properly mounted to the bottom of the display element.
Likewise, still assuming the 3486 is built the same as a 3477 or 3487,
there are additional mounting lugs on the bottom of the logic element,
that attach it to a stand.
The back side of the logic element has (again, if it's anything like a
3477 or 3487) a D-connector for an auto-terminator (a Y-shaped cable
with two female Twinax sockets, each wired to act as a terminator if
nothing is plugged into it), and possibly also a connector for a printer.
If your "monitor" doesn't have mounting lugs on the bottom for the logic
element, and electrical connections that would mate with those on the
front of a properly mounted logic element, then it's probably not the
correct display element.
--
JHHL
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