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GND
REF
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IN2+
IN2
-
REF+
IN1+
OUT+
EXC
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OUT
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EXC+
IN1
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+5VA
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1.2 Controls
The main controls for the ADS1232REF are the four buttons and the mode selection slide-switch (see
Figure 1 ).
The slide-switch selects between weigh-scale (Scale) and Analysis modes. The ADS1232REF switches
modes only when it is displaying data. If the switch is changed in a configuration mode, nothing happens
until the configuration mode is exited. At that time the ADS1232REF reads the switch and enters the
selected mode.
The four buttons have different functions, depending on the operating mode. In Scale mode, the switches
have the functions in the box labeled SCALE. In Analysis mode, the switches have the functions shown in
the box labeled ANALYSIS. In configuration mode, the switches have the functions shown in the box
labeled CONFIG.
The buttons also have different names in different modes. In this document, they are identifed by the
respective names they have in the mode under discussion.
1.2.1 Auxiliary Controls
The Reset switch resets the board, except for the USB interface.
The USB Reset switch resets the USB interface. If USB communication fails, pressing USB Reset may
solve the problem.
The Programming Mode switch is used to update the firmware. For normal operation, it should be set to
JTAG.
1.3 Powering the Board
To apply power to the ADS1232REF, connect a 9V battery or plug in a 6V to 9V ac wall adapter.
AC adapters must be tip positive/sleeve negative. When an ac adapter is plugged in, the board always
takes power from it, and not from the battery.
The ADS1232REF is protected against polarity reversal. If a power source is connected in reverse by
mistake, the display remains blank. To prevent damage to the board, do not leave a reversed power
source connected for longer than a few seconds.
1.4 Connecting a Load Cell
The ADS1232REF is specifically designed for connection to load cells. Two connectors are provided for
this application. The terminal block is used for load cells having stripped wire connections; the load cell
header is for load cells having a header connector. The terminal block provides connections to the
reference input, the power supply, and both input channels. The header has switched excitation.
1.4.1 Connecting a 4-Wire Load Cell to the Terminal Block
Figure 2 shows the connection of a 4-wire load cell to the terminal block. In this configuration, the load cell
is excited by the +5V power supply, and the ADC ’ s reference is taken from the power supply.
Figure 2. 4-Wire Load Cell to Terminal Block
For this configuration, the reference select switch must be in the +5VA position.
4 ADS1232REF User ' s Guide SBAU120B – November 2005 – Revised July 2011
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