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Onyx User Manual Version 5.2 10
Pin Purpose
1 Ground (-) battery input
2 Digital I/O
3 Data output from Onyx
4 Data input to Onyx
5 5V USB power input
6 Positive (+) battery input (12VDC Nominal)
The battery pack will use pins 6 (V+) and 1 (V-).
Reversing the polarity on the pins could cause
damage to the unit. The remaining pins are for use with a serial device, therefore are not used
with the battery pack.
The LV OEM programming cable differs from the standard Onyx cable, see Appendix D: OEM LV
Programmer for more information.
Onyx-I
The Onyx-I uses a non-rechargeable battery pack, and therefore does not have a charging LED.
Equipped with 4 3-Volt CR123A Lithium batteries in series, nominal voltage is identical to the
standard Onyx at 12VDC. The Status LED functions identically to the Onyx-R and M, and is in the
same location.
Onyx-R
The Onyx-R features a hard-wired internal Lithium battery pack at a nominal voltage of 3.6V.
Using the front connector of the Onyx-R, the device can be recharged and redeployed.
Onyx-M
The Onyx Marine shares the same battery characteristics and charging capabilities as the Onyx-
R. Remote-head versions of this device only require the battery pack to be present for charging.
LED Indicators
Device Status LEDs
The Onyx-I, R and M all have a small window on the side of the device to show its on/off status
using an LED. This same LED also pulses red in the event of a self-test failure at start-up.
Unit Status LED
Turn On Swipe Magnet back and forth across topside until LED is solid green
Turn Off Swipe magnet back and forth across topside until LED is solid red
Status Swipe magnet once across topside (red is off, green is on)