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NI SCB-264X Installation Instructions

5. Connect Signals

To connect signals to the NI SCB-264

X

, refer to Figures 1 and 2 while 

completing the following steps:

1.

Prepare the signal wire by stripping the insulation no more than 7 mm 
from the end of the wire.

2.

Loosen the strain-relief screws on the strain-relief bar closest to the 
screw terminals.

3.

Route the signal wires through the strain-relief opening.

4.

Based on the NI TB-264

X

 you are using, refer to the appropriate table 

(Tables 2 through 10) to determine which screw terminal to connect the 
signal wire.

5.

Insert the stripped end of the wire fully into the terminal. Secure the 
wire by tightening the screw of the terminal. 

Caution

No bare wire should extend past the screw terminal. Exposed wire increases the 

risk of a short-circuit causing a failure.

6.

Connect the protective earth (PE) ground to a safety ground lug.

7.

Tighten the screws on the strain-relief assemblies to secure the cables.

8.

Replace the top cover.

Note

As illustrated in Figure 2, the NI SCB-264

X

 contains six unused screw terminals, 

Node 1

 and 

Node 2, 

that you can use to assist in your signal/ground connections. 

Node 1 consists of two screw terminals that are connected to each other but are 

not 

connected to any other screw terminals; Node 2 consists of four screw terminals that are 
connected to each other but are 

not

 connected to any other screw terminals. Node 1 and 

Node 2 are 

not

 connected together. Use of the node terminals is optional.

Tables 2 through 8 illustrate the wiring configurations available for the 
NI SCB-264

X

.

Summary of Contents for SCB-264X

Page 1: ...2640 2641 2642 2643 2644 NI TB 264X connector blocks and screw terminals for connecting signals The NI SCB 264X supports all NI PXI 2532 topologies that are configured with the NI TB 264X The NI SCB...

Page 2: ...you must select or click in the software such as menu items and dialog box options Bold text also denotes parameter names italic Italic text denotes variables emphasis a cross reference or an introdu...

Page 3: ...Accessory Part Number Row and column cable kit for the NI TB 264X terminal blocks 779346 01 NI TB 2640 shielded connector block 4 128 1 wire matrix 779056 01 NI TB 2640 shielded connector block with...

Page 4: ...ng the NI SCB 264X to the NI TB 264X Depending on which NI TB 264X you are using you may have up to four column cables 34 conductor ribbon cables with 2 17 connectors and one row cable 16 conductor ri...

Page 5: ...rect location of each cable LOWER J2 and LOWER J3 refer to the J2 and J3 connectors on the lower column connection board of the NI TB 264X UPPER J2 and UPPER J3 refer to the J2 and J3 connectors on th...

Page 6: ...s 6 ni com Figure 2 NI SCB 264X Parts Locator Diagram 1 Screw Terminals 2 Strain Relief Screws 3 Strain Relief Bar 4 Safety Ground Lug 5 Ribbon Cable Connectors 6 Node Terminals 6 4 2 2 2 2 5 4 3 6 3...

Page 7: ...rew of the terminal Caution No bare wire should extend past the screw terminal Exposed wire increases the risk of a short circuit causing a failure 6 Connect the protective earth PE ground to a safety...

Page 8: ...21 A 02 R1 E 16 C112 D 14 C82 C 21 C52 B 23 C22 A 03 R2 E 15 C113 D 13 C83 C 22 C53 B 24 C23 A 04 R3 E 14 C114 D 12 C84 C 23 C54 B 25 C24 A 05 NC E 13 C115 D 11 C85 C 24 C55 B 26 C25 A 06 NC E 12 C116...

Page 9: ...D 15 NC C 20 C51 B 22 C21 A 02 R1 E 16 NC D 14 NC C 21 C52 B 23 C22 A 03 R2 E 15 NC D 13 NC C 22 C53 B 24 C23 A 04 R3 E 14 NC D 12 NC C 23 C54 B 25 C24 A 05 R4 E 13 NC D 11 NC C 24 C55 B 26 C25 A 06 R...

Page 10: ...0 NC B 22 C21 A 02 R1 E 16 NC D 14 NC C 21 NC B 23 C22 A 03 R2 E 15 NC D 13 NC C 22 NC B 24 C23 A 04 R3 E 14 NC D 12 NC C 23 NC B 25 C24 A 05 R4 E 13 NC D 11 NC C 24 NC B 26 C25 A 06 R5 E 12 NC D 10 N...

Page 11: ...C25 B 22 C10 A 02 R0 E 16 C56 D 14 C41 C 21 C26 B 23 C11 A 03 R1 E 15 C56 D 13 C41 C 22 C26 B 24 C11 A 04 R1 E 14 C57 D 12 C42 C 23 C27 B 25 C12 A 05 R2 E 13 C57 D 11 C42 C 24 C27 B 26 C12 A 06 R2 E 1...

Page 12: ...6 D 14 B0C41 C 21 B0C26 B 23 B0C11 A 03 B0R1 E 15 B1C56 D 13 B1C41 C 22 B1C26 B 24 B1C11 A 04 B1R1 E 14 B0C57 D 12 B0C42 C 23 B0C27 B 25 B0C12 A 05 B0R2 E 13 B1C57 D 11 B1C42 C 24 B1C27 B 26 B1C12 A 0...

Page 13: ...NC C 20 C25 B 22 C10 A 02 R0 E 16 NC D 14 NC C 21 C26 B 23 C11 A 03 R1 E 15 NC D 13 NC C 22 C26 B 24 C11 A 04 R1 E 14 NC D 12 NC C 23 C27 B 25 C12 A 05 R2 E 13 NC D 11 NC C 24 C27 B 26 C12 A 06 R2 E 1...

Page 14: ...2 B1R0 E 16 NC D 14 NC C 21 B0C26 B 23 B0C11 A 03 B0R1 E 15 NC D 13 NC C 22 B1C26 B 24 B1C11 A 04 B1R1 E 14 NC D 12 NC C 23 B0C27 B 25 B0C12 A 05 B0R2 E 13 NC D 11 NC C 24 B1C27 B 26 B1C12 A 06 B1R2 E...

Page 15: ...o the appropriate installation instructions for your NI TB 264X Figure 3 illustrates the NI SCB 264X connected to the NI PXI 2532 through the NI TB 2640 Note The number of ribbon cables required and t...

Page 16: ...atents txt file on your media or the National Instruments Patent Notice at ni com patents 2005 2008 National Instruments Corporation All rights reserved 374125D Dec08 Specifications This section lists...

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