Ocean Optics Flame-S, User Manual

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2: Installation and Setup
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PAK50 Connector Cable (FLAME-CBL-DD4P-PAK50P)
This cable connects the Flame to the Breakout Box .
DD4P to PAK50P 30-Pin Connections
PAK50P DD4 Name PAK50P DD4 Name
1 25 RS232 Rx 16 11 GPIO 4
2 24 RS232 Tx 17 4 Single Strobe
3 8 GPIO 2 18 12 GPIO 5
4 40 VUSB 19 16 SPI CLK
5 1 GND 20 3 Continuous Strobe
6 21 I2C SCL 21 18 SPI CS
7 6 GPIO 0 22 13 GPIO 6
8 22 I2C SDA 23 28 Reserved (do not connect)
9 7 GPIO 1 24 NC Reserved (NC)
10 2 External Trigger In 25 5 Lamp Enable
11 9 GPIO 3 26 14 GPIO 7
12 40 VUSB 27 10 GND
13 17 SPI MOSI 28 NC Reserved (NC)
14 40 VUSB 29 15 GND
15 19 SPI MISO 30 NC Reserved (NC)
For the DD4, connect shield to connector case, if shield is included.
Breakout Box (HR4-BREAKOUT)
The Breakout Box is a passive module that separates the signals from the Flame’s DD4 40-pin
connector to an array of standard connectors and headers, enabling functionality with a wide
range of accessories. In addition to the accessory connector, the breakout box features a circuit
board based on a neutral breadboard pattern that allows custom circuitry to be prototyped on
the board itself. See Product-Related Documentation to access the manual for the Breakout
Box.
Interchangeable Slits
The Flame offers the capability of changing the slit size to match your measurement needs. You
can order additional replacement slits either individually or as a kit (in various widths from 5 µm
to 200 µm). See Change the Slit and Chapter 5: How the Flame Spectrometer Works for more
information.