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Page 4 of 33 FA69388–2 English

Jun 2013

How To Use the Parallel I/O Option

Linx 5900 & 7900

2.2.1 PCB layout

CAUTION: Static-Sensitive Devices. The PCB contains static-sensitive devices. Take the

following antistatic precautions when PCBs are touched. Wear an antistatic wrist strap and

connect the lead to a good electrical earth. Always hold PCBs by their edges and do not touch

the components, printed circuit tracks or connector pins.

The following illustration shows the layout of the PCB.

Figure 2. Layout of Parallel I/O PCB

The following items are identified in Figure 2.

Item Description

PL10 External connector (rear panel)

PL27 Volt-free contact multi-stage alarm

PL28 Internal volt-free contact alarm

PL29 Multi-stage 24V alarm beacon

PL30 IDC connector for data and control signals from the IPM PCB

A LEDs 1 to 8 (indicators for outputs 1 to 8, sink mode)

B LEDs 9 to 16 (indicators for outputs 1 to 8, source mode)

C LEDs 17 to 24 (indicators for inputs 1 to 8, sink mode)

D LEDs 25 to 32 (indicators for inputs 1 to 8, source mode)

Table 1. Connectors and LEDs on PIO PCB

PL29PL30BA PL28

PL27

PL10

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