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The I 2 C adapter implements the RS-232 interface using the following pins:
2.1.1 DB-25 Serial Port Pinout
DB-25 Pin 2, Transmit Data from the Host Computer to the iPort
DB-25 Pin 3, Receive Data from the iPort to the Host Computer.
DB-25 Pin 4, Request to Send from the Host Computer to iPort.
DB-25 Pin 5, Clear to Send from the iPort to the Host Computer.
DB-25 Pin 7, Ground between Host Computer and iPort
2.1.2 DB-9 Serial Port Pinout
DB-9 Pin 3, Transmit Data from the Host Computer to the iPort
DB-9 Pin 2, Receive Data from the iPort to the Host Computer.
DB-9 Pin 7, Request to Send from the Host Computer to iPort.
DB-9 Pin 8, Clear to Send from the iPort to the Host Computer.
DB-9 Pin 5, Ground between Host Computer and iPort
2.2
+5VDC Power Jack
The I 2 C adapter requires 50ma of REGULATED +5 volt power. This power can be supplied in one of two ways:
• Via the power jack.
If the I 2 C adapter is powered via its +5VDC power jack, excess power is available via the +5V wire in the I 2 C connector to power external devices.
• Via the I 2 C interface connector.
If 50ma of regulated +5V power is available in the target system, the I 2 C adapter can be powered via the +5V wire in I 2 C interface connector.
2.3
I 2 C Interface Connector
The I 2 C adapter includes a four wire, positive locking, modular receptacle connector
(see Appendix A) for interfacing to an external I
2
C Bus. Lines provided include I
2
C
Clock (SCL), I 2 C Data (SDA), Ground, and +5VDC.
Use of the +5V wire is optional. Connect this wire to the target system to power the
I 2 C adapter and the target system from a common regulated 5V power supply.
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Table of contents
- 9 C Bus Host Adapter
- 10 1 Overview
- 10 C Bus Host Adapter
- 10 iPort Utility Pack Software
- 10 iPort/AFM Programmer’s Reference
- 11 Packing Slip
- 11 System Requirements
- 11 2 Interconnects
- 11 RS-232 Serial Port Connector
- 12 DB-25 Serial Port Pinout
- 12 DB-9 Serial Port Pinout
- 12 +5VDC Power Jack
- 12 C Interface Connector
- 13 Interrupt (/INT) Signal Connector
- 14 3 Hardware Configuration
- 14 Pull-up Resistors
- 14 Connecting to a 3.3 Volt Target System
- 14 Connecting to an SMBus Target System
- 15 4 ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) Precautions
- 15 Host Computer Grounding
- 16 Grounding Solutions
- 16 5 Hardware Set-Up
- 19 Part 2 - iPort Utility Pack for Windows
- 21 1 iPort Utility Pack for Windows
- 21 iPort Message Center
- 22 iPort Message Manager
- 23 2 System Requirements
- 23 3 iPort Utility Pack Installation
- 23 Installing from CD
- 23 Installing from the Web
- 24 4 iPort Message Center
- 25 Message Center Operations
- 25 Starting the Message Center
- 25 Selecting the Adapter
- 26 Select the Communications Port
- 26 Options Menu
- 26 Establish Adapter Communications Link
- 26 C Messages
- 27 C Address
- 27 Set Message Read/Write Direction
- 27 Specify Repeated Start Messages
- 28 Set Time Delay
- 28 Specify Write Data or Read Byte Count
- 29 Inserting and Deleting Messages
- 29 Saving or Loading Message Lists
- 29 Send the Message List
- 29 Special Event Handling
- 30 Slave Not Acknowledging
- 31 Command Line Arguments
- 32 Set Adapter Type
- 32 Set RS-232 Communication Port
- 32 Set RS-232 Baud Rate
- 32 C Bus Clock Rate
- 33 Enable /INT Signal Monitor
- 33 Stop On Busy
- 33 Stop On Arbitration Loss
- 33 Stop On Slave Negative Acknowledgment
- 33 Beep On Busy
- 34 Beep On Arbitration Loss
- 34 Beep On Slave Negative Acknowledgment
- 34 Beep On /INT Assert
- 34 C Message List File
- 35 Auto Open
- 35 Auto Send
- 35 Auto Exit
- 36 5 iPort Message Manager
- 37 Message Manager Operations