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Operator Manual

 
  

Issue 1 

TIL – Eng – Spec – 080 

Page 50 of 70 

 

SeaHub 

Output 

Description 

Jumper Settings 

Power Limit 

+5V 

5V Output, isolated from 
communication signals only 

 

+5V 

 

 

PWR GND + 

GND 

Not to exceed 
10W (2A) 

+5V 

5V Output, with no isolation 

 

+5V 

 
 

 

PWR GND + 

GND + 

COMMS GND 

Not to exceed 
10W (2A) 

COMMS 

+5V 

Communication 5V supply, 
isolated from all signals apart 
from communication signals. 
 
Useful for low power 
consummation peripheral 
connection without introducing 
system noise 
 
Other connection 
configurations of the COMMS 
+5V supply are not 
recommended – use the +5V 
supply instead 

 

COMMS +5V 

 

COMMS GND 

1W (200mA) 

 

Notes… 

1)  The output “+28V” (

±

5%) is the factory set DC output level that is available when running from an 

AC “Mains” source – it is possible to increase the 28V output voltage up to 36V (

±

5%) by internal 

PSU adjustment. Otherwise, the DC input voltage (minus approx 1.5V) will be used. The greater 
of the two will be present, if both power sources are connected together. 

2)  The term “Communication Signals” refers to serial signals such as RS232, RS485, RS422 and 

TTL ArcNet signals. Analogue ArcNet signals are always isolated by nature of the driver hardware 
used. 

 

Summary of Contents for SeaHub

Page 1: ... read this manual carefully before setting up and using your unit For the latest manual revision always visit www tritech co uk The electronic version of this document is the controlled copy Therefore all printed versions of this document are uncontrolled ...

Page 2: ...supplied by Tritech International Limited on the understanding that it may not be copied used or disclosed to others except as authorised in writing by Tritech International Limited Tritech International Limited reserved the right to change modify and update designs and specifications as part of their ongoing product development programme ...

Page 3: ...3 Selecting SeaHub Port Hardware Modes 22 4 4 Software Driver Un installation 24 4 4 1 Serial Driver Un installation 24 4 4 2 Seanet Un installation 24 4 5 Status Mode Indicators 25 4 6 Device Connection Wiring Installation 26 4 6 1 Connecting a Tritech Micron DST Sonar or Echosounder 26 4 6 2 Connecting a Tritech SeaKing SeaKing DST SeaPrinceDST Bathy Roll Sensor or SideScan Sonar 29 4 6 3 Connec...

Page 4: ...ting the SeaHub with new FPGA firmware 60 7 10 Portable Appliance Testing Guidelines 62 8 Troubleshooting 63 9 Technical Specifications 66 9 1 Electrical 66 9 2 Software 68 9 3 Environmental 69 9 4 Statutory Compliances 69 9 5 Mechanical 70 2 Notices 2 1 Trademarks Microsoft and Windows 98 Windows ME Windows 2000 and Windows XP are registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation IBM and AT are ...

Page 5: ...emoving sub units from any equipment using electrostatic sensitive devices must be earthed by a wrist strap via a 1MΩ resistor to a suitable discharge reference point within the equipment Soldering irons used during any repairs must be low voltage types with earthed tips and isolated from the Mains voltage by a double insulated transformer Care should be taken soldering any point that may have a c...

Page 6: ...ed installation or maintenance procedures Or defects resulting from normal wear tear incorrect operation fire water ingress lightning damage or fluctuations in vehicles supply voltages or from any other circumstances that may arise after delivery that is out with the control of TIL Note The warranty does not apply in the event where a defect has been caused by isolation incompatibilities 6 The war...

Page 7: ...effort to reduce the impact on the environment due to electronic appliances being committed to landfill after they have come to the end of their useful life When the appliance referred to in this manual is no longer serviceable it MUST NOT be discarded by placing in landfill dumping in the sea or incineration SEPARATE collection is mandatory The owner of the appliance should either return it and i...

Page 8: ...power cord near any heat sources that may melt the protective insulation Do not use a damaged or defective power cord Do not use and unplug the unit in situations where a power line surge may occur such as a lightning storm or if the unit is not used for a prolonged period of time DANGER Liquids The unit is NOT protected against the ingress of water so take care to avoid exposing the unit to sourc...

Page 9: ...y or indirectly to it Software Firmware Revision Numbers Fault Description Any remedial action implemented Due to the expansion of equipment capabilities and the fact that new sub modules are continually being introduced this manual cannot detail every aspect of the operation The name of the organisation which purchased this system is held on record at Tritech International Ltd Details of new soft...

Page 10: ...nterface module A mains power cord A 3m USB2 Type A to Type B cable Quick start installation and setup guide Manuals Software Driver CD containing Seanet Pro software SeaHub drivers Electronic Manuals PDF format and Acrobat PDF reader Transit Case Connection Kit comprising 2 9 Way Female D Type connectors solder bucket and shells 2 6 Way DIN plugs solder bucket and shells 1 15 Way Male D Type conn...

Page 11: ...nal legacy wiring configurations are also supported on this connection but consult Technical Support for further details Power Out Tritech s sub surface products may additionally derive DC power if connected to either of the two 6 pin DIN communications ports labelled C or D If the AC mains power input is being used then the output voltage on Ports C and D will be 28V 5 1 while a DC power source w...

Page 12: ...D Type Port B Connector 9 Way D Type Port C Connector 6 Way DIN or 9 Way D Type Port D Connector 6 Way DIN or 9 Way D Type Serial Hardware RS232 RS485 RS422 and source selection Serial Hardware RS232 RS485 and source selection Serial Hardware RS232 RS485 and source selection Physical Layer Selection Circuit Physical Layer Selection Circuit Physical Layer Selection Circuit Physical Layer Selection ...

Page 13: ...Power Inlet e 9 Way D Type Male Communication Ports A and B f 6 Way DIN Communication Ports C and D g DC Power Outlet 3 4mm Banana Sockets h 15 Way D Type Female AIF Connector i USB Type B Interface to Host Computer 3 5 Underside Label The underside label of the SeaHub unit is intended to provide a quick reference for connector wiring fuses and general handling procedure However always consult thi...

Page 14: ...ower cord provided or a DC supply and the 2 1mm plug 4 On the first successful connection and power up to the PC the Windows operating system may start the plug and play detection of the SeaHub devices If this happens refer to Windows Drivers Installation section below in section 4 2 for further details The SeaHub driver package will be loaded across during installation of Seanet Pro from the Inst...

Page 15: ... CD Following this option means you may skip over the next step For PC s without an internet connection select Install from a list or Specific Location Click Next to continue 3 Insert the SeaHub driver CD into the PC s CD ROM drive and ensure the top check box Search removable media is ticked Alternately copy the contents of the directory onto the PC s Hard Disk and install the driver from there T...

Page 16: ... Serial converter identified by the pervious part of the installation This installation is the same process as before so repeat the above steps to locate the driver 7 When the process is complete the following success window should be displayed Click Finish to complete the installation 8 Windows may display a speech bubble showing the new hardware has been detected and installed Click the X in the...

Page 17: ...tween systems and depend on other PC hardware present or previously installed This section describes how to identify which ports are allocated to the SeaHub this allocation must then be used to correctly configure Seanet in subsequent installation stages 10 To determine which COM ports have been created right click on the My Computer icon on the Desktop then select Properties from the drop down me...

Page 18: ...g on the symbol to its left This will show all the installed ports on the PC There should be six entries titled USB Serial Port COMx in this list each representing a serial port within the SeaHub module In the example shown here these are numbered from 9 to 14 Make a note of these numbers as the Seanet software will need to be configured with them 13 Close the Device Manager and System Properties ...

Page 19: ...d for ArcNet device connections These devices may be Tritech SeaNet compatible devices or other serial peripherals i e GPS Compass Modem etc These ports must be configured in Seanet for the SeaHub and ArcNet devices to operate correctly see section 4 3 below Base 1 COM10 SeaHub Port B Base 2 COM11 SeaHub Port C Base 3 COM12 SeaHub Port D Base 4 COM13 SeaHub System Connection This port returns SeaN...

Page 20: ...ou can click Next Click Next to continue 4 Choose the installation destination directory By default this will be C Program Files SeaNet Click the browse button if you wish to change this location Click Next to continue 5 Installation will then proceed copying files onto your computer and making entries in the Windows Registry This process may take several minutes If any anti spyware software is ru...

Page 21: ...t represent COM ports but Seanet needs to know what sort of device will be connected An Aif Acoustic Interface type port represents one that Tritech SeaNet Compatible devices will be connected to these include SeaKing SeaPrince MiniKing and Micron 9 Refer back to the COM port numbers that were obtained in section 4 2 representing those added by the SeaHub Add an Aif device from the New menu for th...

Page 22: ... supports either 3 or 5 wire RS232 RX TX Ground and handshaking lines RTS and CTS Note 2 Only 3 wire RS232 is supported RX TX and Ground Do not use data flow control protocols on these ports This table is also summarised on the front label of the SeaHub module Status indicators will show the current operating configuration when the unit is powered up These are discussed in section 4 5 NOTE If a pe...

Page 23: ... Pins 14 4 2 of the AIF ArcNet connector is used Ports C and D will not work for ArcNet in this mode Refer to section 6 4 for further details on the AIF ArcNet connector function Brightness This control allows the brightness of the front panel LED s to be adjusted and is useful if the SeaHub is being used in low light conditions Setting 1 selects the lowest brightness setting while 15 is the brigh...

Page 24: ...t FTDI USB Serial Converter Drivers from the list and click the Change Remove button 3 The serial driver un installation program will be run and display the screen shown opposite 4 Power down and disconnect the SeaHub unit from the PC then click Continue to proceed with the un installation 5 When un installation is complete control will return to the Add or Remove Program window 4 4 2 Seanet Un in...

Page 25: ... actions are happening simultaneously NB In ArcNet mode with no device connected the unit will appear to be continuously transmitting while attempting to build the token ring network NB Whilst running Seanet software any enabled COM ports without devices connected will occasionally indicate a transmission pulse e Hardware communications mode indicators The indicators in the mode area will illumina...

Page 26: ... 5 supply is used refer to section 5 3 for further details The power output source on port C or D will be the PWR supply refer to section 5 3 2 for further details Like the SeaHub the Micron DST Sonar also has software configurable hardware modes RS232 and RS485 the SeaHub must be configured with the same hardware mode for communication to work The Micron Sonar should be connected via its Main com...

Page 27: ...na Socket To enable Port A or B for a serial Micron connection 1 Recall the 6 x USB Serial Ports that were allocated in Device Manager after the SeaHub was connected and its drivers installed Refer to sections 4 2 2 4 2 3 on page 17 onwards 2 In Seanet Setup click on Utilities Com Setup to open the Channel Setup page see right If there is only 1 x Aif device add a 2nd Aif device by clicking on New...

Page 28: ...C or D However this does not apply to the Micron DST Echosounder To enable Port C or D for a serial Micron connection 1 Recall the 6 x USB Serial Ports that were allocated in Device Manager after the SeaHub was connected and its drivers installed Refer to sections 4 2 2 4 2 3 on page 17 onwards 2 In Seanet Setup click on Utilities Com Setup to open the Channel Setup page see right If there is only...

Page 29: ...ld be connected via its Main communication port to the SeaHub Ports A and B do not support ArcNet LAN so only serial Sonars should be connected to these ports Ports A or B Before connecting please read the notes above Connect cable to Sonar Main Port TIL Water block Connector Face View 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SeaHub Port A or B Connector Face View Pin Function Cable Whip Wire Colour Pin RS232 Mode Funct...

Page 30: ...M Port of the 2nd Aif device to be Port A COM Port Base 0 Port B COM Port Base 1 Port C COM Port Base 2 Port D COM Port Base 3 In the Channel Setup table refer to the Type column for SeaHub Port description i e SeaHubC Port C i e In previous example see Section 4 2 2 the SeaHub was installed with 6 x Serial Ports from COM 9 to 14 Therefore For Port C Base 2 11 For SeaHub Base 4 13 Ports C or D Bef...

Page 31: ...bled and allocated to the correct Com Port number referring back to the 6 x USB Serial Ports allocated Note The ArcNet interface of Ports C D or for the Aif ArcNet port is via the SeaHub connection port and unlike a Serial Sonar connection see previous few pages a 2nd Aif port does not need to be added 3 For the ArcNet Sonar connection ensure the SeaHub Aif connection port is enabled and the Node ...

Page 32: ... may be selected from one of three types of power supply However if changing from the default PWR supply ensure that the correct ground is also used and necessary signal grounds are provided otherwise the isolation barriers will prevent correct operation Refer to section 5 3 for details on the power supplies Ports C and D both use the Tritech standard 6 pin DIN pin out and can operate in RS232 or ...

Page 33: ... 68Ω or 270Ω termination to be selected depending on system configuration section 7 7 provides details of how to change the termination jumpers within the module A yellow waterblock Adapter Part No 02648 is provided with the system which has a 39 ohm termination resistor installed internally This can optionally be fitted to any subsea Sensor to provide the ArcNet termination at the subsea end of t...

Page 34: ...ed below Ensure power requirements from the appliance and any connected external devices are also met by the source Further details on DC power source selection are described in section 5 2 CAUTION Simultaneous connection and operation of the unit from both power sources AC and DC is possible In such a situation the greater voltage between the DC Input and 28V 5 from the Mains DC PSU will be used ...

Page 35: ... the 4mm Power Output sockets then the additional load should also be taken into account If any USB peripherals are connected to the two USB front panel connectors and these require more than 100mA then an extra 2 5W per peripheral should be added If a RAT is connected then an additional 3W should be added For example a SeaHub module is to be powered from a 28V DC source connected to A Tritech RAT...

Page 36: ...e AIF ARCNET connector on the rear of the unit Different power and grounding options are available based on the users target application but these can be summarised by three categories Sonar Power PWR derived from the AC DC converter or from the DC supply depending on which source is being used External Power EXT selected by means of internal jumpers within the unit and may be either PWR COMM or o...

Page 37: ...d to the 6 pin DIN connectors Ports C and D on the rear of the unit and is derived from the PWR supply only Refer to section 5 3 for further details on the PWR supply and for connector pin out specifics refer to section 6 3 page 40 5 3 3 DC Output Sockets Power Output The 4mm DC Output sockets on the rear of the unit may be configured to be either the PWR or EXT supply outputs by means of internal...

Page 38: ... and 28VDC CAUTION The PWR supply IS isolated from the AC mains source but NOT from the DC supply source however PWR is isolated from the EXT 12V 5V and COMM supplies CAUTION The output voltage available on ports using this supply 4mm DC output sockets or ports C and D will change depending on the power supply source used AC or DC CAUTION Power from this source may be shared across ports C and D t...

Page 39: ...ease contact Tritech Technical Support 6 1 USB PC Laptop Interface On the rear of the unit a single Type B upstream connector allows the SeaHub module to be connected to a host PC with a USB Type A to Type B cable not exceeding 5m in length The interface is compliant with the USB 2 0 Hi Speed 480Mbps specification and requires only a 100mA USB port The SeaHub unit is supplied with a 2m long Type A...

Page 40: ... the communications power supply When used in RS232 mode the pin out of this port is wired in the same way as a PC serial COM port i e using DTE2 signal directions and compatible with any standard RS232 peripherals and cabling Hardware will support data transfer rates of up to 921 600 baud in RS232 RS485 mode 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Connector face view RS232 RS485 1 2 RX A 3 TX B 4 5 COMMS GROUND COMMS ...

Page 41: ...in RS232 RS485 mode 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Connector face view RS232 RS485 RS422 1 2 RX TX RX A TX A 3 TX TX RX B TX B 4 5 COMMS GROUND COMMS GROUND COMMS GROUND 6 7 N A N A RX B 8 N A N A RX A 9 Notes 1 Handshaking pins indicated with are internally connected together but not used during operation 2 The COMMS GROUND is isolated with respect to the other grounds i e Power described in other sections Al...

Page 42: ...S485 mode Connector face view RS232 RS485 ARCNET 1 RX TX RX A LAN A 2 TX TX RX B LAN B 3 PWR POSITIVE PWR POSITIVE PWR POSITIVE 4 PWR GROUND PWR GROUND PWR GROUND 5 COMMS GROUND COMMS GROUND COMMS GROUND 6 EARTH EARTH EARTH Notes 1 The output supply on PWR POSITIVE and PWR GROUND is isolated with respect to the Data signals on Pins 1 and 2 2 The voltage on the Data Signals on Pins 1 and 2 are with...

Page 43: ... section 7 3 2 Signals on pins 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 and 15 are with respect to the ground on pin 2 or if pin 3 is selected to be COMMS GROUND by the DC Power Output jumpers described in section 7 3 3 The 5V output on pin 10 is only with respect to pin 3 if the Power Output jumpers are set to select GROUND see section 7 3 4 The Port A RS232 signals on pins 5 6 12 and 13 are not present on this con...

Page 44: ... device set to Serial Therefore if your RAT pointer device fails to operate the following checks must be made To open the RAT 1 Unscrew the four Pozi drive screws holding the back plate on the RAT 2 Using a 3mm Allen Key unscrew the Allen screws through the Brass spacers on the four corners of the RAT 3 The Front panel can now be lifted off Versa Point wiring for Serial RS232 operation Versa Point...

Page 45: ...help please contact Tritech Technical Support CAUTION Before carrying out ANY of the following procedures please read section 2 2 and section 2 5 DANGER The SeaHub module contains Mains High Voltages Before carrying out any procedure that require the units housing to be opened disconnect from ALL power supplies and wait for at least 5 minutes for any residual charge within the internal power suppl...

Page 46: ...2 5mm Hexagonal Allen Key to unscrew the two screws on the front panel of the unit see figure below NOTE The two hexagonal screws on the front of the panel are NOT held captive and so should be removed and stored prior to continuing 2 Remove the front panel assembly from the housing 3 Remove the lid of the housing by sliding it forward out of its guides DANGER The edges of the lid may be sharp han...

Page 47: ...pair of tweezers or other small pointed object to set switch 1 to the ON position NB Switch 2 will already be in the ON position and should not be changed 4 Close the SeaHub housing and apply power for about 10 seconds The switch settings are only read when the SeaHub unit powers up 5 Disconnect from the power re open the housing and set switch 1 back to the off position If this is not done the un...

Page 48: ...d The diagram highlights their location J11 is the left hand jumper block when viewing the circuit board in the orientation shown above and J12 is the right 4 Refer to the table on the following page to select the appropriate POWER J11 OUT V and GROUND J12 OUT GND selection required by your application CAUTION Failure to observe the notes below may cause damage to the internal circuitry of the Sea...

Page 49: ...PWR PWR GND GND Not to exceed the greater of 50W of 2A 28V NOTE1 Main Power Output with no isolation PWR PWR GND GND COMMS GND Not to exceed the greater of 50W of 2A 12V 12V Output isolated from communication signals and AC DC power input 12V GND Not to exceed 24W 2A 12V 12V Output isolated from communication signals only 12V PWR GND GND Not to exceed 24W 2A 12V 12V Output with no isolation 12V PW...

Page 50: ...r connection configurations of the COMMS 5V supply are not recommended use the 5V supply instead COMMS 5V COMMS GND 1W 200mA Notes 1 The output 28V 5 is the factory set DC output level that is available when running from an AC Mains source it is possible to increase the 28V output voltage up to 36V 5 by internal PSU adjustment Otherwise the DC input voltage minus approx 1 5V will be used The great...

Page 51: ...3 3 If in doubt perform a software reset as described in section 7 2 3 Unplug the SeaHub unit from any power sources 4 On the rear of the unit slide outwards the fuse drawer located just below the AC Mains inlet socket This is usually possible with fingers but a small flat bladed screwdriver may help 5 The fuse drawer is split into two compartments The outermost compartment is for a spare fuse whi...

Page 52: ...from any power sources 10 Follow the steps described in section 7 1 to open the housing 11 Locate fuse holder F1 on the PCB 12 Use a continuity tester to determine if the fuse has blown 13 If the fuse has not blown contact Tritech technical support for further assistance 14 If the fuse has blown use a screw driver to carefully remove it from its holder the body of the fuse is glass and replace wit...

Page 53: ...cate fuses F2 and F4 on the PCB 19 Use a continuity tester to determine if the fuse F2 has blown supplying the main PCB power from which both 12V and 5V is derived 20 Use a continuity tester to determine if the fuse F4 has blown supplying the 5V supply 21 Both these fuses are 2A surface mount Quick Acting fuses If either has blown the most likely cause is excessive current drain from an externally...

Page 54: ...gh on Pin 5 When operating Port C in RS 232 Comms Mode ensure that J19 is shorted as indicated by the left jumper position in the diagram to the right When operating Port D in RS 232 Comms Mode ensure that J22 is shorted as indicated by the right jumper position in the diagram to the right In the case of Ports C and D being configured for ArcNet Comms Mode Pin 5 on these Ports will require to be i...

Page 55: ...ptic Modem Multiplexer then the ArcNet Power setting should ideally match whatever the ArcNet circuitry uses on the Fibre Optic interface board Consult the F O manufacturer guidelines before making any changes else set the ArcNet Power Supply to 12V on J14 as default To change the jumpers 1 Unplug the SeaHub unit from any power sources 2 Follow the steps described in section 7 1 to open the housin...

Page 56: ...Hub module a 270Ω resistor should be fitted At the subsea end of the cable a 39Ω resistor should be fitted if there is more than one Sensor connected then this resistor should be fitted at the junction splice point of the cable NOTE Refer to section 4 6 4 for further details on terminating ArcNet networks at the sonar end of the link On the SeaHub PCB jumper block J13 allows either a 68Ω or 270Ω d...

Page 57: ...ort A be disconnected from the PCB if this procedure is undertaken to prevent possible damage from occurring CAUTION Observe Precautions For Handling Electrostatic Sensitive Devices see Section 2 2 1 Unplug the SeaHub unit from any power sources 2 Follow the steps described in section 7 1 to open the housing 3 This procedure requires access to the underside of the PCB which must first be completel...

Page 58: ...re located directly beneath the AIF ArcNet connector header J23 10 Reverse the above steps to reassemble the SeaHub unit 11 Take particular care when inserting the PCB back into the housing that it is fully slid back prior to tightening the M6 flanged earthing nut The shrouding around the 4mm DC power sockets fit into their holes in the back of the box This is shown in the picture opposite CAUTION...

Page 59: ...below to update the SeaHub with the new firmware software changes 7 9 1 Updating the SeaHub with the new software BinFile The following procedure describes this 1 Run the Seanet Setup application from the Windows desktop icon 2 Ensure the SeaHub Node 252 is detected in the table If not then follow steps in Section 4 3 2 page 21 which describes setup and configuration of the SeaHub USB connection a...

Page 60: ... 2 page 21 which describes setup and configuration of the SeaHub USB connection and COM port allocation 3 Once Node 252 is detected check the Status column If this appears as OK in Green then no further action is required If this appears as Update Fpga in Red then a firmware update is first required which is described in Section 7 9 1 Continue to Step 4 Status OK Firmware up to date no further act...

Page 61: ... Spec 080 Page 61 of 70 SeaHub 6 Once the Program routine is Done click the Rebuild button and verify that the Node 252 Status is now showing OK in Green This confirms that the new firmware was successfully downloaded into the SeaHub ...

Page 62: ...ousing connectors For appliances with a power cord this should not exceed 0 2Ω With the power cord connected this should typically be around 0 15Ω Insulation Test 500VDC should be applied between the Earth pin and the Live and Neutral of the unit and the resistance is measured and shown to be in excess of 7MΩ With the power cord connected this should typically be in excess of 300MΩ Flash Test Elec...

Page 63: ...either the AC Mains or DC source have not been exceeded Sonars or other sensors I connect to the unit appear noisy The communication and power grounds may be inadvertently linked refer to section 7 3 Disconnect any other sensors or peripherals from the system and determine if they are injecting any electrical noise Check that either the AC or DC power supplies have sufficient noise filtering Try r...

Page 64: ...vailable to connected peripherals versus their demands has not been exceeded Check that the connected USB peripheral is not exceeding the 500mA current limit on each USB port Diagnostic LED s are available within the module to indicate this contact Technical Support for further details My serial port device doesn t work in RS232 mode Check RX and TX connections are correct on both ends the SeaHub ...

Page 65: ...oesn t work in RS422 mode Check that Port B is being used as this is the only port that supports RS422 mode Check RX and TX connections with A and B pairs in each are correct on both ends of any interconnect cabling Check that baud rates and serial setups on both the device and the PC are correct Check the cable length used does not exceed the stated RS422 specification for the baud rate being use...

Page 66: ...C then the DC output will be 1 5V less than the DC Input supply If both supplies are connected the greater voltage will be used Rated at 50W or 2A max Fused internally with a 20mm 5mm 2A 250V Quick Acting F Fuse o EXT internally derived and isolated from PWR and COMMS 12V or 5V supply for optional peripheral power Rated at 15W max Fused internally at 2A with thermal shut down o COMMS internally de...

Page 67: ...s o Supports fully screened DIN plugs o Device power and earth available on both ports see above AIF ArcNet Port o 15 Way D Type Female Connector o Supports ArcNet differential analogue LAN o Supports ArcNet TTL LAN for backplane connection o Optional support for Port A serial signals o Power output available see above USB Interfaces Two front panel mounted USB 2 0 compliant Type A downstream sock...

Page 68: ...ub controller is fully USB2 0 compliant and will work with any standard driver included in the operating system The USB Mouse part of the RAT interface is fully USB1 2 compliant and will work with any standard driver included in the operating system Drivers for the FTDI2232 USB Serial Converters Ports are available from the Future Technology Devices International Ltd website http www ftdichip com ...

Page 69: ...rectives and standards 73 23 EEC Low Voltage Directive with amendment 93 68 EEC 89 336 EEC EMC Directive with amendments 92 31 EEC and 93 68 EEC Recycling This product is designed to comply with the European Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive 2002 96 EC WEEE Environmental This product is built using lead free RoHS directive compliant components and assembly processes as specified ...

Page 70: ...080 Page 70 of 70 SeaHub 9 5 Mechanical Dimensions Width 232mm Height 52mm Depth 185mm Weight 1 3Kg Materials Painted Aluminium Matte Anthracite Textured Finish 181 4mm 228 0mm Top Side 51 5mm 231 0mm Front Rear Do not scale from drawings ...

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