13 Jul
2004
13 Jul
'04
11:50 a.m.
As you can tell from the heading I have one of these boards. In the DEC
Micronotes there are some simple programs that show you how to acquire data
with it, however I don't know how you connect the board to outside sources
for sampling,etc. Anyone have info? I think I saw something in the Vax
4000/200 manuals that talked about a cabinet kit for this board - a UDIP -
does this ring any bells?
Doug
22 Jul
22 Jul
3:44 a.m.
At 07:50 PM 7/13/2004, you wrote:
As you can tell from the heading I have one of these
boards. In the DEC
Micronotes there are some simple programs that show you how to acquire
data with it, however I don't know how you connect the board to outside
sources for sampling,etc. Anyone have info? I think I saw something in
the Vax 4000/200 manuals that talked about a cabinet kit for this board -
a UDIP - does this ring any bells?
AXV11-C is dual width A0026 board.
From the manual:
Table 2-10 AXV11-C Connector Jl Pin Assignments Pin Signal Name
1 CH 0
2 CH 8 or RETURN 0
3 CH 1
4 CH 9 or RETURN 1
5 CH 2
6 CH 10 or RETURN 2
7 CH 3
8 CH 11 or RETURN 3
9 CH4
10 CH 12 or RETURN 4
11 CH 5
12 CH 13 or RETURN 5
13 CH 6
14 CH 14 or RETURN 6
15 CH 7
16 CH15 or RETURN 7
17 A GND
18 AMPL (amp ground)
19 EXTTRIGINL
20 D GND
21 RTC IN L
22 D GND
23 DAC A RETURN
24 DAC A OUT
25 DAC B RETURN
26 DAC B OUT
2.7.1 Single-Ended Inputs (16 Channels)
Single-ended analog inputs have one side of the user's analog source
connected to the A/D converter amplifier and the other side connected to
ground, as shown in Figure 2-8.
2:44 p.m.
Douglas Taylor wrote:
As you can tell from the heading I have one of these
boards. In the
DEC Micronotes there are some simple programs that show you how to
acquire data with it, however I don't know how you connect the board
to outside sources for sampling,etc. Anyone have info? I think I saw
something in the Vax 4000/200 manuals that talked about a cabinet kit
for this board - a UDIP - does this ring any bells?
Doug
The Micro PDP Handbook says that the connector is a 26 pin header. From
the layout it must be an 8 channel differential A/D or a 16 channel
single ended A/D.
pin
1 ch0
2 ch8 or return 0
3 ch1
4 ch9 or return 1
5 ch2
6 ch10 or return 2
7 ch3
8 ch11 or return 3
9 ch4
10 ch12 or return 4
11 ch5
12 ch13 or return 5
13 ch6
14 ch14 or return 6
15 ch7
16 ch15 or return 7
17 analog ground
18 AMP (I don't know what that means)
19 external trigger in
20 digital ground
21 real time clock in
22 digital ground
23 DAC A return
24 DAC A out
25 DAC B return
26 DAC B out
25 Jul
25 Jul
1:34 p.m.
Thanks to both of you, I happened to have that MicroPDP book but failed to
look. BTW, it did say that there was no cabinet kit for the AXV11 so I
guess you build your own..
Doug
At 10:44 PM 7/22/2004, you wrote:
Douglas Taylor wrote:
As you can tell from the heading I have one of
these boards. In the DEC
Micronotes there are some simple programs that show you how to acquire
data with it, however I don't know how you connect the board to outside
sources for sampling,etc. Anyone have info? I think I saw something in
the Vax 4000/200 manuals that talked about a cabinet kit for this board -
a UDIP - does this ring any bells?
Doug
The Micro PDP Handbook says that the connector is a 26 pin header. From
the layout it must be an 8 channel differential A/D or a 16 channel single
ended A/D.
pin
1 ch0
2 ch8 or return 0
3 ch1
4 ch9 or return 1
5 ch2
6 ch10 or return 2
7 ch3
8 ch11 or return 3
9 ch4
10 ch12 or return 4
11 ch5
12 ch13 or return 5
13 ch6
14 ch14 or return 6
15 ch7
16 ch15 or return 7
17 analog ground
18 AMP (I don't know what that means)
19 external trigger in
20 digital ground
21 real time clock in
22 digital ground
23 DAC A return
24 DAC A out
25 DAC B return
26 DAC B out
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