GPIO_ExternalControl_2007-1-5.ppt.pptVIP

nion GPIO Up to 16 User Configurable Low Voltage/Current GIO AS.. 16 Digital Input Or Output 0.8 - 2.0VDC TTL Input 3.3VDC TTL Output Up To 8 Rotary Encoders nion GPIO Up to 16 User Configurable Low Voltage/Current GIO AS.. 16 Analog Input 0 - 24VDC input with 12 Bit Precision 1k Or 10K Potentiometer External Or Self Powered (to ground) nion GPIO Up to 16 User Configurable Low Voltage/Current GIO AS.. Three Clock Outputs On Select GIO One each Word/Brick/Frame Clock nion GPIO PLUS Four High Current Outputs 500mA @ 11.5VDC Configurable as PWM AND ONE SPDT Fault Relay cab4n GPIO 8 Analog Or Digital I/O 4 SPDT Relays 1 SPDT Fault Relay GPIO-25 DB-25 to Euro-Connectors Break Out 4” DIN Rail 3’ Cable Driving An LED With A Digital Output Driving A Relay Coil With GPIO Control Via TCP/IP RATC And RATC2 Both Supported Re-Use Existing Control Systems RATC Type Must Be Selected During Design (NioNode Properties) RATC2 - Improved User Interface Shorter Commands Type “h” For Command List Control Via TCP/IP NWare Kiosk NWare Kiosk CONtrol MANager SNMP Functions (Currently not factory supported) Offload Control Duties From NIONs Control Third Party Products (Currently not factory supported) THE ENDBesides, who likes lookingat PowerPoint all day? Let’s DO something!Even if it’s wrong. * * External Control Overview by nion control i/o 25 pin GPIO connector Serial control port Serial bridging via CobraNet (RS-485) Ethernet jack GPIO Dialog Boxes NioNode CAB 4n Not a selection in Properties, always available on GPIO Tab +12VDC GPIO Digital Output 1k 1/4W General Purpose NPN Transistor Gain ≈ 100 Series Resistance As Needed To Protect Transistor LED This diagram is for general reference only and should not be used in system design. GPIO Digital Output 1k 1/4W Series Resistance As Needed To Protect Transistor +12VDC 1N4003 12 VDC Relay Coil Imax 100mA ALWAYS Use A Flyback Diode On A Relay Coil! It Prevents Back EMF From Destroying The Switching Transistor. General P