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TD-000477-01-A

GPIO   

Examples  

Refer to — Figure 19

Connector Pin

(see — Figure 

23)

GPIO # and 

Function

Specifications

1

3.3 V

100 mA max (power cycle to reset current limiting IC)

2

GPIO 1

5mA in/out, 3.3V max, 127 Ohm resistor in series

3

GPIO 2

5mA in/out, 3.3V max, 127 Ohm resistor in series

4

GND

Ground

5

GPIO 3

5mA in/out, 3.3V max, 127 Ohm resistor in series

6

GPIO 4

5mA in/out, 3.3V max, 127 Ohm resistor in series

7

GND

Ground

8

GPIO 5

18mA in/out max, 3.3V max, 127 Ohm resistor in series

9

RELAY NO

Relay Normally Open

10

RELAY COM

Relay Common

11

RELAY NC

Relay Normally Closed

12

GND

Ground

13

GPIO 6

18mA in/out max, 3.3V max, 127 Ohm resistor in series

14

GPIO 7

18mA in/out max, 3.3V max, 127 Ohm resistor in series

15

GND

Ground

16

GPIO 8

18mA in/out max, 3.3V max, 127 Ohm resistor in series

— Figure 23 — 

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

— Figure 24 —

Ground

          

Button or Contact Closure

Potentiometer

Q-SYS-Powered LED

+3.3V

GPIO 

Analog In

Ground

GPIO

Ground

Works for LEDs up to 18 mA.  

Current is limited in the GPIO circuit by 

a 127

Ω

 resistor in series.

GPIO 5-8

Ground

10 k

Ω

Summary of Contents for DPA-Q

Page 1: ...ficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to humans The intent of the exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is to alert the user to the presence of important safety and opera...

Page 2: ...Figure 4 or unbalanced inputs Figure 5 2 Plug the connectors into the appropriate receptacles Routable Inputs 1 through 8 Figure 6 WARNING Do not apply AC power to the amplifier at this time 3 Make s...

Page 3: ...ssible configurations and their connections Separate Channels A B C D and or E F G H Bridged A B and Separate C D E F G H Channels Figure 9 CH D CH A CH B CH C T8 T5 T6 T7 T4 T1 T2 T3 CH E CH H CH G C...

Page 4: ...IGURATION 1 Channel E F G H Channel Configuration Locked to Design Q EFGH CH D CH A CH B CH C T8 T5 T6 T7 T4 T1 T2 T3 CH E CH H CH G CH F T1 T4 T3 T2 T5 T8 T7 T6 CH ABCD EFGH T3 T4 OUTPUTS TO SPEAKERS...

Page 5: ...buttons 2 are red The amplifier output is disabled but the front panel is fully operable SEL Buttons 3 Channel gain can be adjusted from the Q SYS Designer software or from the front panel of the amp...

Page 6: ...is changed all of the outputs are placed in a mute all state You must un mute all in the Amp Output component s control panel or on the amplifier s front panel DPA8 4Qn and DPA8 8Qn Refer to Figure 1...

Page 7: ...nes condenser requiring the power You can turn the phantom power on off in the Mic Line Input component in Q SYS Designer Status Screen Refer to Figure 18 1 DEVICE the hostname network name of the amp...

Page 8: ...Configurator LAN A is required and cannot be turned off 2 NETMASK must be the same as the Core s Netmask 3 GATEWAY must be the same as the Core s Gateway 4 LAN B is not required When connected the sa...

Page 9: ...tive separation until one reaches a limit At this point the other channel s continue to change until they reach the limit NOTE If you press one or more of the SEL buttons and do not make any GAIN adju...

Page 10: ...mA in out max 3 3V max 127 Ohm resistor in series 9 RELAY NO Relay Normally Open 10 RELAY COM Relay Common 11 RELAY NC Relay Normally Closed 12 GND Ground 13 GPIO 6 18mA in out max 3 3V max 127 Ohm re...

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