Multitech MultiConnect xDot MTXDOT Series, Руководство разработчика

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MOUNTING XDOTS AND PROGRAMMING EXTERNAL TARGETS
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MTXDOT Developer Guide
Setpoints (Celsius)
Zone 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Top 130 160 170 190 230 245 255
Bottom 130 160 170 190 230 245 255
Conveyer Speed 32.0 inch/minute
Max Rising Slope Max Falling Slope Soak Time 150-
170C
Peak Temp Total Time /218C
TC Position Slope PWI Slope PWI Time PWI Temp PWI Time PWI
1 <TC2> 1.38 38% -0.63 45% 28.82 -8% 240.22 -30% 43.61 -55%
2 <TC3> 1.38 38% -0.75 32% 26.75 -22% 241.21 -17% 43.66 -54%
3 <TC4> 1.38 38% -0.70 36% 29.47 -4% 239.56 -39% 43.29 -56%
Delta 0.00 0.12 2.72 1.65 0.37
xDot Packing
xDots ship on 20 piece trays, which you can use for pick and place handling.
Warning: Maximum temperature for these trays is 65° C.
In-System Programming of xDot
You can use the xDot developer board to in-system program an xDot on your custom board. To do this, your board
must implement a 9-pin header for the JTAG SWD and Mbed debug serial signals. See the example schematic in
this topic.
When the xDot developer board detects a target voltage on Pin 1 of JP1, it redirects the Mbed programming
interface to the external xDot. You can use the Mbed programming environment as normal to program and debug
the external xDot.