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Card Connections and Installation
Introduction .........................................................................................................................................................
4-1
Handling precautions...........................................................................................................................................
4-1
Matrix connections ..............................................................................................................................................
4-2
Backplane row jumpers ...............................................................................................................................
4-2
Jumper removal ...........................................................................................................................................
4-2
Jumper installation.......................................................................................................................................
4-2
Digital I/O connections........................................................................................................................................
4-2
Voltage source jumper.................................................................................................................................
4-2
Pull-up resistors ...........................................................................................................................................
4-3
Configuring digital I/O output logic............................................................................................................
4-4
Configuring digital I/O input pull-up resistance .........................................................................................
4-4
Multi-pin (mass termination) connector card ......................................................................................................
4-5
Typical matrix connection schemes ..................................................................................................................
4-11
Single-card system.....................................................................................................................................
4-11
Two-card system .......................................................................................................................................
4-12
Two-mainframe system .............................................................................................................................
4-14
Typical digital I/O connection schemes ............................................................................................................
4-16
Output connection schemes .......................................................................................................................
4-16
Input connection scheme ...........................................................................................................................
4-17
Model 7022 installation and removal ................................................................................................................
4-18
Card installation.........................................................................................................................................
4-18
Card removal .............................................................................................................................................
4-18
Models 7022-D and 7022-DT ...........................................................................................................................
4-19
Internal connections...................................................................................................................................
4-19
Input/output connections ...........................................................................................................................
4-19
5
Operation
Introduction .........................................................................................................................................................
5-1
Power limits.........................................................................................................................................................
5-1
Analog matrix maximum signal levels........................................................................................................
5-1
Digital I/O maximum signal levels..............................................................................................................
5-1
Mainframe control of the card .............................................................................................................................
5-1
Channel assignments ...................................................................................................................................
5-2
Closing and opening channels .....................................................................................................................
5-4
Scanning channels .......................................................................................................................................
5-4
Reading input channels................................................................................................................................
5-5
IEEE-488 bus operation ..............................................................................................................................
5-5
Matrix switching examples..................................................................................................................................
5-7
Thick film resistor network testing..............................................................................................................
5-7
Transistor testing .......................................................................................................................................
5-10
Measurement considerations .............................................................................................................................
5-12
Path isolation .............................................................................................................................................
5-12
Magnetic fields ..........................................................................................................................................
5-13
Radio frequency interference ....................................................................................................................
5-13
Ground loops .............................................................................................................................................
5-14
Keeping connectors clean..........................................................................................................................
5-14
AC frequency response..............................................................................................................................
5-14
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