1. |
Terminal Board |
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The figure of pocket A/D
terminal board is shown on the following page. |
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2. |
Hardware
Configuration |
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Before
you use the A/D terminal board, you must be sure to have this board
plugged into the pocket A/D.
The
LED in terminal board shows the power on status. When it turns to
light, we have power to this board, otherwise when it does not light,
no power is provided.
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3. |
Pin
Assignment of T1 |
Pin
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Description
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Pin
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Description
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1
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GND
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14
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NON
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2
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CH0
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15
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GND
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3
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CH1
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16
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GND
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4
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CH2
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17
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GND
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5
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CH3
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18
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GND
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6
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CH4
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19
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GND
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7
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CH5
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20
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GND
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8
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CH6
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21
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GND
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9
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CH7
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22
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GND
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10
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CH8
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23
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GND
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11
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CH9
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24
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GND
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12
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CH10
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25
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+5V
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13
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GND
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4. |
Pin
Assignment of TB1 |
Pin
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Description
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1
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CH0
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2
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GND
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3
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CH1
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4
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GND
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5
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CH2
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6
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GND
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7
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CH3
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8
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GND
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9
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CH4
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10
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GND
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11
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CH5
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12
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GND
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5. |
Pin
Assignment of TB2 |
Pin
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Description
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1
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CH6
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2
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GND
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3
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CH7
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4
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GND
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5
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CH8
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6
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GND
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7
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CH9
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8
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GND
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9
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CH10
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10
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GND
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11
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GND
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12
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+5V
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6. |
The Use
of the Jumper |
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JPx
is used to select maximum input voltage, (where x is channel number)
when JPx is open, the maximum input voltage is 10V DC, when JPx is
short, the maximum input voltage is 5V DC. JP1 corresponds to
channel 0, and JP2 corresponds to channel 1, ... etc. |