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CONNECTOR PINOUTS
Pair # LFH Pin Name Pair # LFH Pin Name
1
2 BUS0N
16
32 BUS8N
3 BUS0P 33 BUS8P
2
4 BUS2N
17
34 BUS10N
5 BUS2P 35 BUS10P
3
6 BUS4N
18
36 BUS12N
7 BUS4P 37 BUS12P
4
8 BUS6N
19
38 BUS14N
9 BUS6P 39 BUS14P
5
10 GND
20
40 GND
11 CDIO0 41 CDIO3
6
12 GND
21
42 GND
13 CDIO4 43 CDIO7
7
14 CGND
22
44 CGND
15 NC/5VA 45 NC/5VA
8
16 GND
23
46 GND
17 IRIG 47 RSVD
9
18 GND
24
48 GND
19 CDIO5 49 CDIO6
10
20 GND
25
50 GND
21 CDIO1 51 CDIO2
11
22 BUS7P
26
52 BUS15P
23 BUS7N 53 BUS15N
12
24 BUS5P
27
54 BUS13P
25 BUS5N 55 BUS13N
13
26 BUS3P
28
56 BUS11P
27 BUS3N 57 BUS11N
14
28 BUS1P
29
58 BUS9P
29 BUS1N 59 BUS9N
15
30 GND
30
60 GND
1 GND 31 GND
Table 7.1—General pin designations
7.3 Module-Specific Wiring
The meaning and use of the databus signals on the LFH connector depends on
the protocol and functionality of the associated module. This section provides
channel definitions and connector pinouts for the more common OmniBus II
modules. Listings for the “16036 Pin” give the connector and pin number for
the signal when a Ballard 16036 cable is used. See Section 7.4 for more infor-
mation on cables.
7-2 OmniBus II PCIe/PXIe User’s Manual