SPECIFICATIONS
USER’S MANUAL
SWEEP
V1.0
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Sweep can be connected to low level micro
controllers directly using its serial port, or to a PC
using the provided USB to serial converter.
Figure 4, Sweep Cable Diagram
Sweep has two serial port connectors with identical
signals. This allows for more mounting options.
Figure 5, Sweep Pigtail Cable Connector Detail
Pin Color
Function
1
Red
5 Vdc (+) (minimum 0.5A capable)
2
Orange Power enable (internal pull-up)
3
Yellow
Sync/Device Ready
4
Green
UART RX 3.3V (5V compatible)
5
Blue
UART TX 3.3V (5V compatible)
6
Black
Ground (-)
You can create your own cable if needed for your
application. These components are readily available.
Part
Description
Mfg. Part No.
Connector
Housing
6-Position,
rectangular
housing, latch-
lock connector
receptacle with
1.25 mm
(0.049 in.) pitch.
JST GHR-06V-S
Connector
terminal
26-30 AWG crimp
socket connector
JST SSHL-002T-
P0.2
Wire
UL 1061 26 AWG
stranded copper
N/A N/A
Sweep can be mounted in any orient
ation. Sweep’s
rotating head is dynamically balanced, which means
it is immune to linear vibration, but it can be
affected by rotational vibration. Sudden rotational
shocks can cause the head to either slow down or
speed up, which can affect data accuracy. If Sweep is
rotationally jerked hard enough, it can cause the
motor to lose sync, which will trigger a momentary
motor pause, and then restart.
DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO SCALE
Figure 6, Sweep Connector Diagram
