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6. PHYSICAL INTERFACES
3 1
4
Pin Assignment
1 Ground
3 Ground
4 11 - 14 V supply voltage
Figure 4: Pin assignment of power connector.
3 1
2
4
Pin Assignment
1 Trigger 0
2 Trigger 1
3 Ground
4 Synchronization input
Figure 5: Pin assignment of trigger connector.
port can provide up to two +3.3 V pulse signals. The same port is also used
for time synchronization through a synchronization pulse. The pin assignment
is shown in Figure 5. Please refer to Sections 7.7 and 7.8 for further details on
trigger and synchronization signals.
The trigger connector uses a female 4 pin Binder 718/768 series connector.
The following manufacturer part numbers correspond to matching connectors,
and should be used for custom trigger cables:
99 3383 00 04 Matching connector with solder termination, not shielded.
99 3383 100 04 Matching connector with screw termination, not shielded.
99 3383 500 04 Matching connector with cutting clamps termination, not
shielded.
99 3363 00 04 Matching connector with solder termination, shielded.
99 3363 100 04 Matching connector with screw termination, shielded.
6.4 Conguration Reset Button
On the backside of the device is a hidden button that resets the stored con-
guration to the defaults. This button can be pressed by inserting a pin in
the hole and pushing gently. The button needs to be pressed for at least 3
seconds immediately after the device is powered on. Please note that a con-
guration reset will also reset the network conguration. After a reset, the
device will hence respond to the default IP address 192.168.10.10. A congu-
ration reset should be performed if the device becomes unresponsive due to a
misconguration.
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