Ametek NetWave 3.1 - Page 39

AMETEK CTs NetWave
1 Signal out (control)
2 Source in (control)
3 Trigger IN1/2
4 Trigger OUT 1/2
5 GPIB / IEEE 488 port
6 USB for data storage
7 Ethernet port
8 Serial from DPA 503
9 Framebus OUT
10 DUT monitor
11 USB 2 option measuring board
3 Trigger IN
More information sees rear side 1-phase NetWave in the previous chapter
Start Stop
Trigger input for event triggering. This trigger inputs
are connected directly to the DSP signal processor.
Input Signal : Negative slope
Input Function Remarks
Trigger IN 1 : Wave start
Trigger IN 2 : Wave stop
Trigger IN 2 : Sync. Input (for Source AC
Mode, only for NetWave 7.3,
20.x, 30.x, 60.x, 90.x
refer to Annex 9.2)
4 Trigger OUT
Trigger output for event triggering. This trigger
outputs are generated from the DSP processor.
Max. voltage: 24V ( pull up )
Current : 100mA
Output Function Remarks
Trigger OUT 1&2: at Start / Stop / Cycle / Break /
Iteration
Trigger OUT 2 :Trigger Channel (Arbitrary Trigger
in Point Power AC and Simple AC
Mode, only for NetWave 7.3, 20,
20.2, 30, 30.2, 60, 60.2, 90.2)
NOTE : For use the trigger out the user must connect
an external DC source for pull up the trigger
signal. . If no external dc source is available,
a T-connection to Trigger IN will deliver the
dc signal.
5 GPIB / IEEE 488 port
Parallel interface GPIB / IEEE 488, IEEE 488
interface with IEEE connector.
6 USB port
USB port for data storage tests from/ to a memory
stick.
7 Ethernet port
The network controller supports a 10 / 100Base-
Tinterface. The device auto-negotiates the use of a
10Mbit/sec or 100Mbit/sec connection.
Pin assignment
1: TXD+
2: TXD
3: RXD+
4: RXD-