X64-CL iPro Series User's Manual

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Board Installation

Installing an X-I/O Module to an existing X64-CL iPro installation takes only a few minutes. Install the

X-I/O board into the host system as follows:

• Power off the computer system that has the installed X64-CL iPro board.

• Disconnect the external signals cable (OC-64CC-0TIO1) if it was used. Remove that cable bracket from the computer.

• Insert the X-I/O module into any free PCI slot (no PCI electrical connections are used), securing the bracket.

• Connect the X-I/O module 26 pin ribbon cable from J21 to the X64-CL iPro board J4.

• Power on the computer again.

• For new X64-CL iPro and X-I/O module installations, simply follow the procedure to install

Sapera and the X64-CL iPro driver (start with

" Sapera LT Library Installation " on page 10

).

X64-CL iPro and X-I/O Driver Update

• If both Sapera 5.30 and X64-CL iPro driver 1.10 need to be installed, follow the procedure

"

Sapera and Board Driver Upgrades " on page 10

. This procedure steps through the upgrade of both Sapera and the board driver—typically required when installing the X-I/O module in the field.

• If the X64-CL iPro installation already has the required Sapera and board driver version, install the X-I/O module and perform a firmware update as described in "

Executing the Firmware

Loader from the Start Menu

" on page 13 .

X-I/O Module External Connections to the DB37

Users can assemble their interface cable, using some or all of the signals available on the X-I/O module

DB37. Use a male DB37 with thumb screws for a secure fit. Wiring type should meet the needs of the imaging environment.

For the external signals Trigger Input, Shaft Encoder Input, and Strobe output, now available on the

DB37, refer

" J4: External Signals Connector " on page 95

to for signal details.

X64-CL iPro Series User's Manual

Appendix: X-I/O Module Option 111

DB37 Pinout Description

Pin # Signal

20 IN_OPTO_1-

21 IN_OPTO_2-

3, 23, 24 Gnd

5

6

25

7

26

8

USER_PWR

TrigIn 1+

TrigIn 1-

TrigIn 2+

TrigIn 2-

Phase A+

14

33

15

34

27

9

28

10

11

16, 29, 30

12

31

13

32

Phase A-

Phase B+

Phase B-

Strobe 2

Strobe 1

Gnd

Power

Power

IN_TTL_3

IN_TTL_4

IN_TTL_5

IN_TTL_6

IN_TTL_7

IN_TTL_8

Description

Power for the TTL Outputs in PNP mode

Trigger Input 1 +

Trigger Input 1 - (TTL trigger GND)

Trigger Input 2 +

Trigger Input 2 - (TTL trigger GND)

Shaft Encoder Phase A+

(for TTL signals see "

Connecting a TTL Shaft Encoder Signal to the

LVDS/RS422 Input

" on page 99 )

Shaft Encoder Phase A-

Shaft Encoder Phase B+

Shaft Encoder Phase B-

TTL Strobe 2 output

TTL Strobe 1 output

PC +5V (1A max)

PC +12V (1A max)

Input #3 ( TTL )

Input #4 ( TTL )

Input #5 ( TTL )

Input #6 ( TTL )

Input #7 ( TTL )

Input #8 ( TTL )

112 Appendix: X-I/O Module Option

X64-CL iPro Series User's Manual

Outputs in NPN Mode: Electrical Details

When the outputs are configured for NPN mode (open collector - sink mode) the user is required to provide an external input pull-up resistor on the signal being controlled by the X-I/O output. A simplified schematic and important output specifications follow:

Simplified

Output Driver

NPN Open Collector Output Mode

5V or 24V typical

DB37

Connector

External Pull-up Resistor

( 220 ohm @ 5V typical )

Output 1

22 Device Input

GND

3, 23, 24

Device Input GND typical 8 places

GND

16, 29, 30

Output 2

4

Output 3

35

Output 4

17

Output 5

36

Output 6

18

Output 7

37

Output 8

19

X-I/O Module

• Each output can sink 700 mA.

• Over-current thermal protection will automatically shut down the output device.

X64-CL iPro Series User's Manual

Appendix: X-I/O Module Option 113

Outputs in PNP Mode: Electrical Details

When the outputs are configured for PNP mode (source driver) an external power supply is required to provide the buffer output supply voltage (USER_PWR). A simplified schematic and important output specifications follow:

PNP Source Driver Output Mode

Simplified

Output Buffer

Driver

Buffer Vcc typical 8 places

X-I/O Module

3, 23, 24

16, 29, 30

DB37

Connector

5

22

18

37

17

36

4

35

19

USER_PWR

Output 1

GND

GND

Output 2

Output 3

Output 4

Output 5

Output 6

Output 7

Output 8

Device Power Supply

Device Input

Device Input GND

• User provides the output power supply voltage ( 7 volts to 35 volts ).

• Maximum source driver output current is 350 mA.

• Source driver with over-current protection (all outputs will shut down simultaneously). The over-current fault circuit will protect the device from short-circuits to ground with supply voltages of up to 35V.

114 Appendix: X-I/O Module Option

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Opto-coupled Input: Electrical Details

The two opto-coupled inputs can be used either with TTL or RS422 sources. A simplified input schematic and important electrical specifications are listed below.

Opto-Coupled Input

In_Opto_1+

DB37

Connector

1

X-I/O Input

In_Opto_1-

20

In_Opto_2+

2

In_Opto_2-

21

Simplified

Opto-coupled

Input typical 2 places

GND

Input reverse breakdown voltage

Maximum average forward input current

Maximum input frequency

Maximum Sapera call-back rate

X-I/O Module

5 volts minimum

25 mA

200 kHz

System processing dependent

TTL Input Electrical Details

The six TTL inputs are software configurable (see "

Configuring User Defined Power-up I/O States " on

page 116 ) for standard TTL logic levels or industrial logic systems (typically 24 volts). The design switch points are as follows:

• TTL level mode : trip point at 2V +/- 5%

• Industrial level mode: trip point at 16V +/- 5%

X64-CL iPro Series User's Manual

Appendix: X-I/O Module Option 115

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