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MPI 40 Series - Electrical Interface; Control Signals Driver;Receiver Combination; Interface Connections

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3.5 ELECTRICAL INTERFACE
Interface
connections
are
made
thru
two
cables,
the
power
cable
and
signal
or
I/O
cable.
The
following
paragraphs
will
describe
each
line
on
the
interface
cable.
Refer
to
figures
3-2
and
3-3
for
connector
pin
assignments,
and
figure
3-4
for
connector
dimensions.
The
signal
interface
can
be
divided
into
two
groups:
A.
Control
signals
B.
Data
transfer
All
lines
on
the
signal
interface
are
digital
(TTL
open
collector)
in
nature
and
provide
either
input
signals
to
the
drive
or
output
status
and
data
to
the
controller.
Each
line
is
paired
with
a
ground
line.
All
output
lines
are
open
collector
outputs
and
must
be
properly
terminated
at
the
controller
end.
The
signal
interface
cable
should
be
a 50
wire
flat
ribbon
cable
no more
than
10
feet
in
length.
Figure
3-1
is
the
recommended
driver/receiver
circuit
for
all
interface
signals
(connector
Jl).
A
signal
on
an
input
line
will
be
received
by
a
74L814
receiver
at
the
drive
and
should
be
driven
by
a
7438
driver
or
equivalent
by
the
user
system.
Likewise,
an
output
signal
from
the
drive
will
be
driven
by a 7438 and
should
be
received
by a 74L814
or
equivalent
at
the
user
system.
All
input
signals
are
terminated
directly
by
either
a 150
ohm
to
+5v
or
a
220/330
ohm
resistor
network.
+Sv
220.n
DI
I I
--,.~
~!OFT.MAX~
l
1
330f2
74LS14
Figure 3-1: Control Signals Driver/Receiver Combination
3-6

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