DISCO-B4 H
ARDWARE
M
ANUAL
V
ERSION
1.0.3
PIN
NAME
COLOUR
DIRECTION
DESCRIPTION
LEVEL
1
RxB
Green-White
Input
Second serial port (receive data). Default baud
rate = 57600bps.
2
TxB
Blue-White
Output
Second serial port (transmit data). Default baud
rate = 57600bps.
3.3V TTL levels
3
VOUT
Red-White
Output
Power supply output. This output pin is used to
apply power to the MFD device.
4
GND
Orange-White
-
Ground.
V
+OUT
= + 5 V
Imax ≤ 100 mA
0 V
Table 7:
Description of the 4-pin single row connector
6.2 Insert the SIM card holder inside the device
The DISCO-B4 device is equipped with a GSM modem. To use it, you must insert a
SIM card in the appropriate holder inside the device. There is no SIM card shipped
with the unit. The customers must provide their own SIM card for use. The unit has
altogether 12 screw holes. Because the SIM card must be inserted by the customers
only 2 screws are screwed on.
Attention
: The opening and closing of the housing must be performed by
qualified electricians.
The SIM card is obtained from your mobile provider and must be activated for GSM
data services before using it. Together with the SIM card, you receive a 4-digit PIN
number. Entering of the PIN allows your device to access the mobile network.
To insert the SIM card into the SIM card holder inside the device, follow the steps
below:
1)
Remove the power supply and any other connections from the device, then
place the device on the back. The housing has been screwed down by only 2
screws for quick opening and inserting the SIM card. These are located opposite
to each other on the housing ring. Unscrew these 2 screws
(1),
(2)
by using a Torx
T6 Screwdriver. In the delivered package there are also 10 other screws which
should be used to assemble the housing after inserting the SIM card.
2)
After unscrewing both screws, carefully open the housing cover
(3)
by using your
fingernails and then pull them apart using your finger. If you cannot open the
case with your fingernails, then use a flat non-metal object. The case has a black
rubber ring around the lower case of the housing which is advertised to make the
device whether proof. Improper handling of this rubber ring can lose the whether
proof capability of the the device housing.
Attention
: Do not remove any of the cable connectors inside the device case!
3) Locate the SIM card holder
(4)
on the side where the PCB revision ID is shown.
Push the slider (metal lock) of the SIM card-holder
(4)
in the direction marked “-
>
OPEN
”.
Flap the card
-
holder up. Insert the SIM card
into the SIM card
-
holder
(
with care not to damage any components of the circuit board)
- the bevelled corner on
the SIM card is facing toward the top of the card-holder and the golden contact
area is facing downwards when the holder closes. Push the SIM card down until it
stops. Make sure, that the SIM card properly fits in the SIM card-holder.
4) Flap the card-holder back (without force), then press the slider (metal lock), and
at the same time move it in the direction marked "
<- LOCK
" on the card-
holder until it stops
(5)
.
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