On 16 Oct 98 at 12:31, John G. Cakars wrote:

> When I looked at the jumpers, a blue rubber sleeve was over one
> pin, but not the other.  For a 66 MHz bus speed, the jumpers were
> supposed to be in.  I removed the sleeve and placed one end on the
> pin, leaving the rest of the sleeve free.  Then I did this to the
> other jumper.  Is this correct?  How can I check to see if I'm
> running at 66MHz?

  A typical jumper looks like a little plastic (may be any colour)
sleeve that can fit over two pins.  There's a piece of metal inside
that will make an electrical "short" across the two pins.  The sleeve
will be across both pins for "on", and dangling from one pin (or
missing altogether) for "off".
  A second popular configuration involves three pins; the jumper
"sleeve" may connect the left or right pin to the middle one.  No
jumper present at all may or may not be a valid configuration for one
of these.

  It doesn't *sound* to me like you've got these jumpers set
correctly.

David G

                                  -----
                PCBUILD mailing list -  http://nospin.com
         Bob Wright:[log in to unmask] - Drew Dunn:[log in to unmask]