2-34
2
1
MSD
MSD-1
MSD-2
MSD-3
Byte4
Byte 1
Logic Signals
Byte
Input
'#h0E
Byte 6
LEDS and
Control Signals
Byte
Output
'25'
Polarity
Overrange
100's 1
10s
1s
Digital
Panel
Meter
Byte 5
12 bit
D/A
Bits 8-11
Bits 0-7
ASCII
Talk
String
'+199'
Binary
Listen
String
'0C4A'
4863 Digital I/O
External Device
Figure 2-11 Example 4863 Digital I/O Connections
6.
If any data will be transferred with Byte commands, their signals
should be connected now. Assign the signals to the remaining data
lines. All signals on a byte should go in the same direction. Record
the device signal names and pin numbers in Table 2-7 or 2-9.
Record each byte's polarity in Table 2-8.
7.
If any control signals are being used, they should be connected at
this time. Record the signal names and pin numbers in Table 2-7
or 2-9. Record the active signal polarities in Table 2-8.
8.
Complete your cable drawing by copying Figure 2-10 onto an 'A'
size cover page and adding the device's mating connector. Attach
your worksheets to the cover sheet.