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Digital Inputs
There are 4 digital inputs available on the Model 9840. They are accessible on the Digital
I/O connector on the back panel (pins 9 - 16). These inputs are individually opto-isolated
and include current limiting resistors. An input voltage anywhere from +4 to +22 volts DC
may be used to obtain the “on” state. See Appendix B for a full description of the Digital
I/O connector.
If you do not require isolation for your application you can use the +5 or +12 volt and GND
available on the Digital I/O connector (pins 24-26).
These 4 inputs are called IN1 through IN4 and have the following standard functions:
Functions may be assigned to these inputs by custom programming at the factory.
All the features and settings of the Model 9840 can be accessed remotely using the
Remote ASCII command set. These commands fall into three groups: those similar to
the Run Mode touchscreen commands; similar to the Setup Mode touchscreen
commands; and similar to the Calibration Mode touchscreen commands.
Communications can be established via RS232 protocols through the serial port on the
rear panel of the unit, or via USB communications through the USB port on the rear panel
of the unit in conjunction with the USB driver installed on the host PC. The commands
and command formats are the same for each method of communications.
Pinouts for the RS232 serial port communications are listed in Appendix B of this manual.
For older computers, USB communication may require the installation of the USB driver
located on the CD-ROM that accompanies this product. If the host PC can communicate
with the Model 9840 via USB, no driver is needed.
USB Driver
If the host PC cannot communicate with the Model 9840 via USB, install the USB driver
that accompanies this product on CD-ROM. To install the USB Driver, place the CD in
your CD-ROM drive. Select Run from your Windows Start menu. Type
D:\USB_Driver\CDM_Setup.exe (“D” or the corresponding CD-ROM drive letter for your
computer) in the box and hit Enter. You will be notified when the driver has finished
installing.
If no CD-ROM was received, download and install the USB driver from
http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm. You need to download and install driver version
2.04.06 or higher. Click on the download link 2.04.06 listed next to Windows XP and
follow the download and install instructions.
Communications Settings
The Model 9840 supports remote operation using a standard Remote interface consisting
of ASCII characters and terminal emulation software package such as HyperTerminal or
ProComm. The baud rate for the Model 9840 is in “Com Baudrate” within the Systems
Options of the Setup Menu. Supported rates are
300
,
600
,
1200
,
2400
,
4800
,
9600
,
19.2k, 38.4k, 57.6k,
and
230.4k
baud. There must be
8 data
bits,
no parity
, and
1 stop
bit. USB Communications does not require this setting to function.