Endace DAG 9.2X2 - Connector; Overview; Pin Assignments

EDM01-36v10 DAG_9.2X2_Card_User_Guide - Synchronizing clock time
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Connector
Overview
DAG cards have a 4-pin connector for time synchronization. The connector has one bi-directional RS422
differential circuit, A. The Pulse Per Second (PPS) signal is carried on circuit A.
Pin assignments
The 4-pin connector pin assignments and plugs and sockets are shown below:
1.
PPS- Out
2.
PPS+ Out
3.
PPS- In
4.
PPS+ In
Normally, you connect the GPS input to the PPS (A) channel input (pins 3 and 4).
The DAG card can also output a synchronization pulse for use when synchronizing two DAG cards, (i.e.
without a GPS input). The synchronization pulse is output on the Out PPS channel (pins 1 and 2).
To connect two DAG cards, use a DUCK crossover cable (page 62
) to connect the two time
synchronization sockets.
Note:
The DAG card is supplied with a 4-pin to RJ45 adapter.
DUCK crossover cable
To synchronize two DAG cards together use a cable with RJ45 plugs and the following wiring.
TX PPS+
1
3
RX PPS+
TX PPS-
2
6
RX PPS-
RX PPS+
3
1
TX PPS+
RX SERIAL+
4
7
TX SERIAL+
RX SERIAL-
5
8
TX SERIAL-
RX PPS-
6
2
TX PPS-
TX SERIAL+
7
4
RX SERIAL+
TX SERIAL-
8
5
RX SERIAL-
Note:
This wiring is the same as an Ethernet crossover cable (Gigabit crossover, All four pairs crossed).