ADF SERIES® OPERATION MANUAL
SECTION 5: UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION
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5.18.2 USB Device Interface
The USB DEVICE interface (USB Type B connector on the rear panel) provides a virtual COM
port for the PC. Via this port, the unit can be controlled as a normal RS232 interface, e. g.
with a terminal program or user application program. Refer to the section 9, “USB Driver
Installation” for further setup and configuration information.
Refer to the section 9, “USB Driver Installation” for further setup and configuration
information.
5.18.3 GPIB Device Interface
The GPIB interface uses the IEEE488.1 standard 24-pin D-Shell Amphenol micro ribbon
connector. Using a standard GPIB cable, the cable will break out to the left of the unit when
facing the rear. This will typically obstruct USB and LAN interface connector access. Reverse
GPIB cables are available but using these will obstruct the Auxiliary I/O connector.
The GPIB pin assignments are per the IEEE488.1 standard and listed in the table below.
Table 5-3: GPIB Interface Connector Pin Assignments
5.18.4 LAN Interface
The LAN interface connector is installed on the rear panel. The MAC address of the unit can
be found near the LAN connector.
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