Astronics OmniBusII - Module-Specific Pinout Definitions

CONNECTOR PINOUTS
Pair #
LFH Pin
Name
Pair #
LFH Pin
Name
1
2
BUS0N
16
32
BUS8N
3
BUS0P
33
BUS8P
2
4
BUS2N
17
34
BUS10N
5
BUS2P
35
BUS10P
3
6
BUS4N
18
36
BUS12N
7
BUS4P
37
BUS12P
4
8 BUS6N
19
38 BUS14N
9
BUS6P
39
BUS14P
5
10
GND
20
40
GND
11
CDIO0
41
CDIO3
6
12
GND
21
42
GND
13
CDIO4
43
CDIO7
7
14
CGND
22
44
CGND
15
NC/5VA
45
NC/5VA
8
16
GND
23
46
GND
17
IRIG
47
RSVD
9
18
GND
24
48
GND
19 CDIO5 49 CDIO6
10
20
GND
25
50
GND
21
CDIO1
51
CDIO2
11
22
BUS7P
26
52
BUS15P
23
BUS7N
53
BUS15N
12
24
BUS5P
27
54
BUS13P
25
BUS5N
55
BUS13N
13
26
BUS3P
28
56
BUS11P
27
BUS3N
57
BUS11N
14
28 BUS1P
29
58 BUS9P
29
BUS1N
59
BUS9N
15
30
GND
30
60
GND
1
GND
31
GND
Table 7.1—General pin designations
7.3 Module-Specific Wiring
The meaning and use of the databus signals on the LFH connector depends on
the protocol and functionality of the associated module. This section provides
channel definitions and connector pinouts for the more common OmniBus II
modules. Listings for the “16036 Pin” give the connector and pin number for
the signal when a Ballard 16036 cable is used. See Section 7.4 for more infor-
mation on cables.
7-2 OmniBus II PCIe/PXIe User’s Manual