Excavating
Patent
1994-03-21
1996-04-30
Lee, Thomas C.
Excavating
371 3, 371 221, 364579, 326 30, 326 90, G06F 1132
Patent
active
055133738
ABSTRACT:
In a computer system having a computer connected to peripheral devices, an illumination device is connected via a termination data line to a selected peripheral device. The illumination device provides illumination when current is supplied via the termination data line, thereby indicating the presence of at least one terminator in the peripheral devices. A second illumination device may be connected to the selected peripheral device via an overtermination data line and a termination power line for indicating the presence of more than one terminator among the peripheral devices when current supplied via the overtermination data line exceeds a threshold amount. A third illumination device may also be connected via the termination power line for indicating the presence of termination power when current is supplied via the termination power line.
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Huang Po
Lee Thomas C.
Motorola Inc.
Pickens S. Kevin
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