Micro Technic Micronix 1800 Series - Manual (Page 5)

Users Manual & Installation Guide
PV- 1800: Power supply module with GSM MODEM
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Description
The PV-1800, the fully equipped model, offers the following features:
• a PC/104 20W power supply +5V, 4A.
• a dual band GSM/GPRS modem (Sony Ericsson GM47)
• 8 isolated analogue inputs, 12 bit
• 8 digital inputs, opto-isolated
• 7 digital outputs, opto-isolated
• one RS232 serial port
• non-isolated simple I/O’s.
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All models, except A-versions, has an onboard DC/DC converter that converts the incoming mains
(+8-35V DC) to +5V. This power supply delivers +5V, up to 4A, to the module and to the PC/104
bus. A mains fuse F2 (1.6A) is placed on the rear side of the PCB, near KL1. In A-versions, where
the DC/DC-converter is omitted, the module receives its power from the PC/104 bus.
The GSM modem is placed on the top side of the PCB while the SIM card connector is placed on
the rear side. The locking mechanism is indicated on the top of the SIM card holder. The connector
for the antenna is placed on the GSM modem itself. The base address of the registers and COM
ports, and IRQs for the modem and the COM port on CN6, are set by two jumper blocks.
The analogue section (PV-1800, PV1700 only) is available in different configurations including
pure voltage inputs (0-2.5V, 0-5V and 0-10V), pure current inputs (0-20mA) and with mixed inputs
(0-2.5V and 0-20mA). The configuration must be decided when ordering – see section ordering
codes.