Table 2-2. ieee 488 port connector pin assignments, Ieee 488 port connector pin assignments -4, Able 2-2 fo – KEPCO BHK-MG 40W (Half Rack) Series User Manual

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TABLE 2-2. IEEE 488 PORT CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS

CONNECTOR

PIN

SIGNAL NAME

FUNCTION

IEEE 488

PORT

A1J1

1

D

I

01

I/O Line

2

D

I

02

I/O Line

3

D

I

03

I/O Line

4

D

I

04

I/O Line

5

EOI

End or Identify

6

DAV

Data Valid

7

NRFD

Not Ready for Data

8

NDAC

Not Data Accepted

9

IFC

Interface Clear

10

SRQ

Service Request

11

ATN

Attention

12

SHIELD

Shield

13

D

I

05

I/O Line

14

D

I

06

I/O Line

15

D

I

07

I/O Line

16

D

I

08

I/O Line

17

REN

Remote Enable

18

GND

Ground (signal common)

19

GND

Ground (signal common)

20

GND

Ground (signal common)

21

GND

Ground (signal common)

22

GND

Ground (signal common)

23

GND

Ground (signal common)

24

LOGIC GND

Logic Ground

TABLE 2-3. STATUS AND REMOTE ON/OFF PORT CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS

CONNECTOR

PIN

SIGNAL NAME

FUNCTION

STATUS AND

REMOTE ON/OFF

PORT

CONNECTOR A3J14

1

Armature

Relay control armature contact.

2

N-open

Normally open relay control input: pins 1 - 2 open for output
ON, pins 1 - 2 closed for output OFF (Jumper A3JP1 should
be in the factory default position, between pins 1 and 2).

3

N-closed

Normally closed relay control input: pins 1 - 3 closed for out-
put ON, pins 1 - 3 open for output OFF (Jumper A3JP1
should be inserted between pins 2 and 3).

4

5V Return

Return for TTL control

5

Not Used.

6

TTL

TTL control input: Logic 0 for unit ON, logic 1 for unit OFF.

7

Collector

Collector of LED-transistor optocoupler. Notifies host com-
puter of absence of a-c input or a major power supply failure,
active “high” (see PAR 1.4.9), requires pin 8 to be connected
to the “–“ of the host computer d-c supply as described in
PAR.2.9.

8

Emitter

Emitter of LED-transistor optocoupler. Notifies host computer
of absence of a-c input or a major power supply failure, active
“low” (see PAR 1.4.9), requires pin 7 to be connected to the
“+“ of the host computer d-c supply as described in PAR. 2.9.

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