Figure 1. Jumper Configuration
2.
Install the module in the SLSC chassis.
Power off the SLSC chassis and then insert the module into an available slot. If you are
using the JTAG connector to program the CPLD or MICTOR cable to a logic analyzer,
leave one empty slot to the right of the module for cable routing. Connect the cable(s)
before inserting the module in the chassis.
3.
Power up the chassis.
As soon as the chassis is powered up, the power LED of the front panel of the
SLSC-12101 should be lit green. The chassis will boot-up and start querying the slots for
module presence. Once the module is detected, the Ready LED should be lit green.
4.
Access the module's properties and physical channels.
Use a host computer with LabVIEW and the NI-SLSC driver installed, and connected to
the same network as the SLSC chassis. Open
SLSC-12101.vi
. This VI gives you
access to the properties and physical channels that control the peripherals of the module.
You can control the LEDs, read the value dialed in the rotary switch, and access all the
DIO going to the prototyping area.
Description of the SLSC-12101
Mechanical Features
Unless otherwise noted, mechanical attributes and restrictions such as maximum component
height are defined in the
Switch Load and Signal Conditioning Module Design Specifications
.
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