ADLINK cPCI-3544 User Manual

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cPCI-3534/3544/3538 &
cPCI-3534R/3544R/3538R
4/8 Ports Serial
Communication Modules
User’s Guide
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Copyright 2004 ADLINK Technology Inc.
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Manual Revision 1.30: April 30, 2004 Part No: 50-11200-202
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ADLINK cPCI Multi-port Communication Module Comparison Chart
Type cPCI-3534 cPCI-3544 cPCI-3538 cPCI-3534R cPCI-3544R cPCI-3538R Serial port
per system RS-232 port per module RS-422/485 per module Serial communicati on controller MAX System throughput Hardware compatibility
Software compatibility
External connector
Rear IO Connector and Daughter Board Surge protection
Accessory
Isolation protection
Dimension
4~8 4~32 8~16 4~8 4~32 8~16
3 - 8 3 - 8 1 4 - 1 4 -
16C554 16C554 16C554 16C554 16C554 16C554
115.2K*4 115.2K*4 115.2K*8 115.2K*4 115.2K*4 115.2K*8 32 bits
cPCI bus
DOS
Windows
(3.1/95/98/N
T) LINUX
SCO Open
Server
Four DB25 male cable
connector or
DB9 male connector
N N N Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y Y Y
C425M C409M
Port D:
embedded
isolated
RS422 or
RS 485 160mm (length) 100mm
(width)
32 bits
cPCI bus
Windows
(95/98/NT)
QNX
Four DB25 male cable
connector or
DB9 male connector
C425M C409M
Embedded
isolated
RS422 or
RS 485
160mm (length) 100mm
(width)
32 bits
cPCI bus
DOS
Windows
(3.1/95/98/N
T) LINUX
SCO Open
Server Eight DB25 male cable
connector or
DB9
connector
C825M C809M
-
160mm (length) 100mm
(width)
32 bits
cPCI bus
DOS
Windows
(3.1/95/98/N
T) LINUX
SCO Open
Server Four DB25 male cable
connector or
DB9 male connector
C425M C409M
Port D:
embedded
isolated
RS422 or
RS 485 160mm (length) 100mm
(width)
32 bits
cPCI bus
Windows
(95/98/NT)
QNX
Four DB25 male cable
connector or
DB9 male connector
C425M C409M
Embedded
isolated
RS422 or
RS 485 160mm
(length) 100mm
(width)
32 bits
cPCI bus
DOS
Windows
(3.1/95/98/N
T) LINUX
SCO Open
Server
Eight DB25
male cable
connector or
DB9
connector
C825M C809M
-
160mm (length) 100mm
(width)
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Table of Contents
Introduction.........................................................................1
1.1 cPCI-3534 Overview ................................................................ 1
1.2 cPCI-3544 Overview ................................................................ 7
1.3 cPCI-3538 Overview .............................................................. 13
Installation.........................................................................19
2.1 What You Have ......................................................................19
2.2 Unpacking ..............................................................................20
2.3 Installation Procedure.............................................................21
2.4 Hardware Configuration .........................................................22
2.5 Software Installation...............................................................23
2.6 AP Examples..........................................................................31
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1
Introduction
1.1 cPCI-3534 Overview
1.1.1 What is the cPCI-3534?
The cPCI-3534 is an enhanced four ports serial communication modu le used for Compact-PCI platform. It includes a PGA (Programmable Gate Array) to support the serial communication controller and a 37-pin connector to connect external I/O port from the front panel or using the rear IO.
The expansion cable has four standard DB25 or DB9 connectors and one DB37 connector to connect with cPCI-3534 interface card.
The cPCI-R3534 transition board can support rear I/O connection by using one DB37 connector.
1.1.2 cPCI-3534 Features
32-bit CompactPCI 3U form factor
PCI Rev.2.1 Plug and Play
IRQ and I/O address automatically assigned by PCI Plug and Play
Four communication ports intelligent buffer
One isolated industry communication port
High Speed Communication (max. 115200 bps)
Suitable for modems, data display, data collection,
telecommunication
Supports up to two cards/8 ports per system
Supports DOS, Windows 3.1, Windows 95/98, and Windows NT
operation system
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1.1.3 cPCI-3534 Specifications
Compliant with PCI Spec.2.1
Serial communication controller:
16C550A compatible 1.8432 - 7.3728MHz
System I/O mapping:
Assigned by PCI BIOS  Shared IRQ
Flow control
Xon/Xoff control RTS/CTS control (Only for RS-232 Interface)
Port Capability:
Three independent RS-232C compatible ports  One isolated RS-422/485 port (DIP switch select)
Max. port per system: 8 (2 card)
Isolation voltage: 2500VDC
Baud rate: Each port can be configured to 50 - 115,200 bps
Operation System Compatibility: DOS, Windows 3.1, and Windows
95/98/NT
Connector: DB37 female connector
Cable: External cable with four standard DB25 male connectors
Operating temperature: 0 - 55 °C
Storage temperature: -20 - 65°C
Humidity: 10% - 95%, non-condensing
Dimension: 160 x 100 mm2 (6.3 x 3.9 in.2) 3U
Power consumption: +5V @ 1400mA typical
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JP2
DB37 female connector
JP1
cPCI-3534R
cPCI-3534R Profile
1.1.4 cPCI-3534 Connector Pin Assignment
J2 connector
DIP SWITCH
DB37 female connector pin assignment for the cPCI-3534.
Pin No.
RS-232 Interface
(Port A, B, C)
RS-422 Interface
(Port D)
4S-485 Interface
(Port D) 1 PortA_RXD(IN) 2 PortA_CTS(IN) 3 PortA_DSR(IN) 4 PortA_DCD(IN) 5 GND 6 PortB_TXD(OUT) 7 PortB_RTS(OUT) 8 PortB_DTR(OUT) 9 GND
10 11 GND
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12 PortC_DTR(OUT) 13 PortC_RTS(OUT) 14 PortC_TXD(OUT) 15 GND PortD_ Isolated GND 16 17 PortD_RXD-(IN) 18 D­19 PortD_RXD+(IN) 20 PortA_TXD(OUT) 21 PortA_RTS(OUT) 22 PortA_DTR(OUT) 23 PortA_RI(IN) 24 PortB_RXD(IN) 25 PortB_CTS(IN) 26 PortB_DSR(IN) 27 PortB_DCD(IN) 28 PortB_RI(IN) 29 PortC_RI(IN) 30 PortC_DCD(IN) 31 PortC_DSR(IN) 32 PortC_CTS(IN) 33 PortC_RXD(IN) 34 35 PortD_TXD-(OUT) 36 D+ 37 PortD_TXD+(OUT)
DB25 male connector pin assignment in the cPCI-3534 module for RS-232 interfaces (port A, B, and C) and the RS-422/485 interface (port D).
Pin
RS-232 Interface
No.
2 TXD(OUT) TXD+(OUT) 3 RXD(IN) RXD+(IN) 4 RTS(OUT) D+ 5 CTS(IN) D­6 DSR(IN) RXD- (In) 7 GND Isolated GND 8 DCD(IN)
20 DTR(OUT) TXD- (Out)
DB9 male connector pin assignment in the cPCI-3534 module for RS-232 interfaces (port A, B and C) and the RS-422/485 interface (port D).
RS-422
Interface
RS-485 Interface
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Pin No. RS-232 Interface RS-422 Interface RS-485 Interface
1 DCD(IN) . 2 RXD(IN) RXD+(IN) 3 TXD(OUT) TXD+(OUT) 4 DTR (OUT) TXD-(OUT) 5 GND Isolated GND 6 DSR(IN) RXD-(IN) 7 RTS(OUT) D+ 8 CTS(IN) D­9 RI(IN)
Compact PCI J2 connector pin assignment in cPCI-3534R module for RS-232/422/485 interfaces (cPCI-3534R only).
22 GND GA4 GA3 GA2 GA1 GA0 GND 21 GND GND 20 GND GND 19 GND FG D+ D- SG GND 18 GND GND 17 GND GND 16 GND TXD+ TXD- SG GND 15 GND FG RXD+ RXD- GND 14 GND GND 13 GND GND 12 GND DSRp SGp DCDp DTRp GND 11 GND FGp TXp RXp RTSp CTSp GND 10 GND GND
9 GND GND 8 GND DSRo SGo DCDo DTRo GND 7 GND FGo TXo RXo RTSo CTSo GND 6 GND GND 5 GND GND 4 GND DSRn SGn DCDn DTRn GND 3 GND FGn TXn RXn RTSn CTSn GND 2 GND GND 1 GND GND
Pin Z A B C D E F
nPort A oPort B pPort C
P2
/
J2
C
O
N N E C T
O
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RS-232
FG : Frame Ground TX : Transmit Data RX : Receive Data RTS : Request to Send CTS : Clear to Send DSR : Data Set Ready SG : Signal Ground DCD : Data Carrier Detect DTR : Data Terminal Ready
RS-422
TXD+ : Transmit Data Positive TXD- : Transmit Data Negative RXD+ : Receive Data Positive RXD- : Receive Data Negative
RS-485
D+ : Data Signal Positive D- : Data Signal Negative
cPCI-R3534 Rear I/O Daughter Board (Rear I/O function only for cPCI3534R)
The cPCI-R3534 rear I/O daughter board provides a rear I/O connection transition, the connector and cable used in the rear is the same as the front.
DIP Switch and Jumper Setting
SW1 ON OFF SW1-1 Card1 Card2 SW1-4 RS-422 RS-485
The JP1 is for the RS422 terminator and the JP2 is for the RS-485 terminator. The terminator is ON while the jumper is ON.
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1.2 cPCI-3544 Overview
1.2.1 What is the cPCI-3544?
The cPCI-3544 is an enhanced four ports serial communication module for industry communication interface RS-422/485 by Compact-PCI platform. It includes a PGA (Programmable Gate Array) to support the serial communication controller and a 37-pin connector to connect external I/O port from the front panel or using the rear I/O.
The expansion cable has four standard DB25 or DB9 connectors and one DB37 connector to connect with cPCI-3544 interface card.
The cPCI-R3544 transition board can support rear I/O connection by using one DB37 connector.
1.2.2 cPCI-3544 Features
32-bit CompactPCI 3U form factor
PCI Rev.2.1 Plug and Play
IRQ and I/O address automatically assigned by PCI Plug and Play
Four communication ports intelligent buffer
RS-422/485 hardware selectable
RS-485 with auto direction flow control
Channel to channel isolated industry communication port
High speed communications concurrently (max. 115200 bps)
Supports up to eight cards/32 ports per system
Supports DOS, Windows 95/98, and Windows NT operation system
1.2.3 cPCI-3544 Specifications
Compliant with PCI Spec.2.1
Serial communication controller:
16C550A compatible
1.8432 - 7.3728 MHz
System I/O mapping:
Assigned by PCI BIOS  Shared IRQ
Flow control
RS-485 auto direction
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Port Capability:
Four isolated RS-422/485 port (DIP switch select)  Max. port per system: 32 (8 card)
Isolation voltage: 500VDC
Baud rate: Each port can be configured to 50 - 115,200 bps
Operation System Compatibility: Windows 95/98/NT/QNX
Connector: DB37 female connector
Cable: External cable with four standard DB25(C425M) or
DB9(C409M) male connector
Operating temperature: 0 - 55 °C
Storage temperature: -20 - 65 °C
Humidity: 10% - 95%, non-condensing
Dimension: 160 x 100 mm
2
(6.3 x 3.9 in.2) 3U
Power consumption: +5V @ 1400mA typical
JP1~JP8
J2 connector
DB37 female connector
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cPCI-3544R-XXX
DIP SWITCH
cPCI-3544R Profile
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1.2.4 Connector Pin Assignment of cPCI-3544
DB37 female connector pin assignment for cPCI-3544.
Pin No. RS-422 Interface 4S-485 Interface
1 PortA_RXD+(IN) 2 PortA_D+(I/O) 3 PortA_RXD-(IN) 4 PortA_D-(I/O) 5 PortA_ IsolatedGND 6 PortB_TXD+(OUT) 7 -- 8 PortB_TXD-(OUT)
9 PortB_ Isolated GND 10 -­11 PortC_Isolated GND 12 PortC_TXD-(OUT) 13 -­14 PortC_TXD+(OUT) 15 PortD_Isolated GND 16 PortD_D-(I/O) 17 PortD_RXD-(IN) 18 PortD_D+(I/O) 19 PortD_RXD+(IN) 20 PortA_TXD+(OUT) 21 -- 22 PortA_TXD-(OUT) 23 -- 24 PortB_RXD+(IN) 25 PortB_D+(I/O) 26 PortB_RXD-(IN) 27 PortB_D-(I/O) 28 -­29 -­30 PortC_D-(I/O) 31 PortC_RXD-(IN) 32 PortC_D+(I/O) 33 PortC_RXD+(IN) 34 -­35 PortD_TXD-(OUT) 36 -­37 PortD_TXD+(OUT)
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DB25 male connector pin assignment in cPCI-3544 module for RS-422/485 interface. (Port A - D)
Pin No. RS-422 Interface RS-485 Interface
2 TXD+ 3 RXD+ 5 D+ 6 RXD- 7 Each Port Isolated GND 8 D-
20 TXD-
DB9 male connector pin assignment in cPCI-3544 module for RS-422/485 interface. (Port A - D)
Pin No. RS-422 Interface RS-485 Interface
1 D­2 RXD+ 3 TXD+ 4 TXD- 5 Each Port Isolated GND 6 RXD- 8 D+
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Compact PCI J2 connector pin assignment in cPCI-3544R module for RS-422/485 interface. (cPCI-3544R only)
22 GND GA4 GA3 GA2 GA1 GA0 GND 21 GND GND 20 GND GND 19 GND TXD-q TXD+q GND 18 GND GNDq D-q RXD-q D+q RXD+q GND 17 GND GND 16 GND GND 15 GND GND 14 GND TXD-p TXD+p GND 13 GND GNDp D-p RXD-p D+p RXD+p GND 12 GND GND 11 GND GND 10 GND GND
9 GND TXD-o TXD+o GND 8 GND GNDo D-o RXD-o D+o RXD+o GND 7 GND GND 6 GND GND 5 GND GND 4 GND TXD-n TXD+n GND 3 GND GNDn D-n RXD-n D+n RXD+n GND 2 GND GND 1 GND GND
Pin Z A B C D E F
nPort A oPort B pPort C qPort D
RS-422
TXD+ : Transmit Data Positive TXD- : Transmit Data Negative RXD+ : Receive Data Positive RXD- : Receive Data Negative
RS-485
D+ : Data Signal Positive D- : Data Signal Negative
P2
/
J2
C
O
N N E C T
O
R
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cPCi-R3544 Rear I/O Daughter Board (Rear I/O function only for cPCI-3544R)
The cPCi-R3544 rear I/O daughter board provides a rear I/O connection transition, the connector and cable used in the rear is the same as the front.
DIP Switch and Jumper Setting
CARD NO. Port Select
SW1-3 # PortA PortB PortC PortD
000 0 SW On Off On Off On Off On Off 100 1 4 010 2 5 110 3 6 001 4 7
485 422
485 422 485 422 485 422
101 5 011 6 111 7
The JP1, JP3, JP5, JP7 is for the RS422 terminator and the JP2, JP4, JP6, JP8 is for the RS-485 terminator. The terminator is ON while the jumper is ON.
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1.3 cPCI-3538 Overview
1.3.1 What is the cPCI-3538?
The cPCI-3538 is an enhanced eight ports serial communication card used for cPCI platform. It includes a PGA (Programmable Gate Array), which supports the serial communication controller, and a 62-pin connector which connects external I/O port on the front panel or the rear I/O.
The expansion cable has eight standard DB25 connectors and one DB62 connector to connect to cPCI-3538 interface card. User may also use one DB62 to DB62 cable to connect between one cPCI-3538 and C588XB f or providing 8 channel isolated RS-232/422/485 interface.
The cPCI-R3538 transition board can support rear I/O connection by using one DB62 connector.
1.3.2 Feature of cPCI-3538
32-bit CompactPCI 3U form factor
PCI Rev.2.1 Plug and Play
IRQ and I/O address automatically assigned by PCI Plug and Play
Eight communication ports intelligent buffer
High Speed Communication (max. 115200 bps)
Suitable for modems, data display, data collection,
telecommunication
Supports up to 2 cards/8 ports per system
Supports DOS, Windows 3.1, Windows 95/98, and Window NT
operation system
Optional isolated RS-232/422/485 interface for each port independently by C888XB
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1.3.3 Specification of cPCI-3538
Compliant with PCI Spec.2.1
Serial communication controller:
16C550A compatible 1.8432 - 7.3728 MHz
System I/O mapping:
Assigned by PCI BIOS  Shared IRQ
Flow control
Xon/Xoff control RTS/CTS control
Port Capability:
Eight independent RS-232C compatible ports  Optional external C588XB box for extending to eight isolated
RS-232/422/485 port
Max. port per system: 16 (2 card)
Baud rate: Each port can be configured to 50 - 115,200 bps
Operation System Compati bilit y: DOS, Windows 3.1, and Windows
95/98/NT
Connector: DB62 female connector
Cable: External cable with 8 standard DB25 male connector
Operating temperature: 0 - 55 °C
Storage temperature: -20 - 65 °C
Humidity: 10% - 95%, non-condensing
Dimension: 160 x 100 mm2 (6.3 x 3.9 in.2) 3U
Power consumption: +5V @ 1400mA typical
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DB62 female connector
J2 connector
cPCI-3538R
JP1
cPCI-3538R Profile
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1.3.4 Connector Pin Assignment of cPCI-3538
DB62 female connector pin assignment for cPCI-3538.
Pin No. Signal Name Pin No. Signal Name
1 PortA_TXD (OUT) 32 PortG_CTS(IN) 2 PortA_RXD (IN) 33 PortG_DSR(IN) 3 PortA_RTS (OUT) 34 PortG_DTR(OUT) 4 PortA_CTS (IN) 35 PortG_DCD(IN) 5 PortA_DSR (IN) 36 PortF_TXD(OUT) 6 PortA_DTR (OUT) 37 PortF_RXD(IN) 7 PortA_DCD (IN) 38 PortF_RTS(OUT) 8 PortC_TXD(OUT) 39 PortF_CTS(IN)
9 PortC_RXD(IN) 40 PortF_DSR(IN) 10 PortC_RTS(OUT) 41 PortF_DTR(OUT) 11 PortC_CTS(IN) 42 PortF_DCD(IN) 12 PortC_DSR(IN) 43 GND 13 PortC_DTR(OUT) 44 GND 14 PortC_DCD(IN) 45 GND 15 PortE_TXD(OUT) 46 PortD_TXD(OUT) 16 PortE_RXD(IN) 47 PortD_RXD(IN) 17 PortE_RTS(OUT) 48 PortD_RTS(OUT) 18 PortE_CTS(IN) 49 PortD_CTS(IN) 19 PortE_DSR(IN) 50 PortD_DSR(IN) 20 PortE_DTR(OUT) 51 PortD_DTR(OUT) 21 PortE_DCD5(IN) 52 PortD_DCD(IN) 22 PortB_TXD(OUT) 53 PortH_TXD(OUT) 23 PortB_RXD(IN) 54 PortH_RXD(IN) 24 PortB_RTS(OUT) 55 PortH_RTS(OUT) 25 PortB_CTS(IN) 56 PortH_CTS(IN) 26 PortB_DSR(IN) 57 PortH_DSR(IN) 27 PortB_DTR(OUT) 58 PortH_DTR(OUT) 28 PortB_DCD(IN) 59 PortH_DCD(IN) 29 PortG_TXD(OUT) 60 GND 30 PortG_RXD(IN) 61 GND 31 PortG_RTS(OUT) 62 GND
DB25 male connector pin assignment in the cPCI-3538 module for RS-232 interfaces (port A-H).
Pin No. Signal Name
2 TXD(OUT) 3 RXD(IN) 4 RTS(OUT)
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5 CTS(IN) 6 DSR(IN) 7 GND 8 DCD(IN)
20 DTR(OUT)
DB9 male connector pin assignment in the cPCI-3538 module for RS-232 interfaces (port A - H).
Pin No. Signal Name
1 DCD(IN) 2 RXD(IN) 3 TXD(OUT) 4 DTR (OUT) 5 GND 6 DSR(IN) 7 RTS(OUT) 8 CTS(IN)
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Compact PCI J2 connector pin assignment in cPCI-3538R module for RS-232 interface. (cPCI-3538R only)
22 GND GA4 GA3 GA2 GA1 GA0 GND 21 GND GND 20 GND DSRu DCDu DTRu RTSu CTSu GND 19 GND FGu TXu RXu SGu GND 18 GND FGt TXt RXt SGt GND 17 GND DSRt DCDt DTRt RTSt CTSt GND 16 GND GND 15 GND DSRs DCDs DTRs RTSs CTSs GND 14 GND FGs TXs RXs SGs GND 13 GND FGr TXr RXr SGr GND 12 GND DSRr DCDr DTRr RTSr CTSr GND 11 GND GND 10 GND DSRq DCDq DTRq RTSq CTSq GND
9 GND FGq TXq RXq SGq GND 8 GND FGp TXp RXp SGp GND 7 GND DSRp DCDp DTRp RTSp CTSp GND 6 GND GND 5 GND DSRo DCDo DTRo RTSo CTSo GND 4 GND FGo TXo RXo SGo GND 3 GND FGn TXn RXn SGn GND 2 GND DSRn DCDn DTRn RTSn CTSn GND 1 GND GND
Pin Z A B C D E F
RS-232
FG : Frame Ground TX : Transmit Data RX : Receive Data
RTS : Request to Send CTS : Clear to Send DSR : Data Set Ready
SG : Signal Ground DCD : Data Carrier Detect DTR : Data Terminal Ready
cPCI-R3538 Rear I/O Daughter Board (Rear I/O function only for cPCI-3538R)
The cPCI-R3538 rear I/O daughter board provides a rear I/O connection transition; the connector and cable used in the rear are the same as the front.
P2 J2
C O N N
E
C
T O R
/
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2
Installation
This chapter describes the configurations of the serial communication module. The contents in the package and unpacking information that the user should be aware of are described in the beginning. The serial communication modules are Plug and Play and very easy to install into cPCI system.
2.1 What You Have
In addition to this User's Manual, the package includes the following items:
cPCI-3534/3544/3538 Serial Communication Interface Module
Expansion Cable (C425M, C409M or C825M, C809M)
R-3534/3538 Rear I/O Daughter Board (For the rear I/O version)
“ADLINK All-in-One Compact Disc” or Disks
If any of these items are missing or damaged, contact the dealer from whom the product was purchased. Save the shipping materials and carton in case the products needs to be shipped or stored in the future.
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2.2 Unpacking
Your serial communication module contains sensitive electronic components that can be easily damaged by static electricity.
The module should be done on a grou nded anti-static mat. The operator should be wearing an anti-static wristband, grounded at the same point as the anti-static mat.
Inspect the module carton for obvious damage. Shipping and handling may cause damage to your module. Ensure there are no shipp ing and handling damages on the module before processing.
After opening the module carton, remove the system module and place it only on a grounded anti-static surface component side up.
Again inspect the module for damage. Press down on all socket IC's to ensure they are properly seated. Do this only with the module placed on a firm flat surface.
Note: DO NOT APPLY POWER TO THE MODULE IF IT HAS
BEEN DAMAGED.
You are now ready to install your cPCI Module.
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2.3 Installation Procedure
1. Turn off your cPCI computer system.
2. Turn off all accessories (printer, modem, monitor, etc.) connected to computer.
3. Select a cPCI slot.
4. Before handling the seria l communication module, discharge any static buildup on your body by touching the metal case of the computer. Hold the edge and do not touch the components.
5. Position the module into the cPCI slot selected.
6. Secure the module in place of the system.
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2.4 Hardware Configuration
The serial communication module has Plug and Play component, the card can requests memory usage (I/O port locations) of the card which is assigned by system BIOS. The address assignment is done on a board-by-board basis for all serial communication cards in the system.
The jumper SW1-1 for cPCI-3534 and the JP1 for cPCI-3538 is used for the system to recognize the first or second card of the same model in the system if there are two of the same cards on the board.
The SW1-3 for cPCI-3544 is used for the system to recognize the card number of the same model in the system if there are more than two cards of the same on board.
2.4.1 Wiring Example
You can use the C425M and C409M for wiring. Please refer to Chapter 1 for pin assignment.
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2.5 Software Installation
2.5.1 Windows NT Installation
Once Windows NT system has been started, login using an account with administrative right.
1. Start the [Control Panel] appl et by double clicking the icon in the [Program Managers] main group.
2. In the [Control Panel] applet, double click [Network] icon to bring up the Network Control Panel Applet (NCPA).
3. Within the NCPA, select the [Add Adaptor] button, a list of possible adaptors should be displayed. Go to the end of this list and select <Other> requires disk from manufacturer.
4. When prompted for the path, specify the drive and directory where the NCPA can find the new driver for the card installed.
For cPCI-3534, specify as follows: X:\NuCOM\CPCI3534\NT4
For cPCI-3544, specify as follows: X:\NuCOM\CPCI3544\NT4
For cPCI-3538, specify as follows: X:\NuCOM\CPCI3538\NT4 (Where X indicates CD-ROM drive)
1. Follow the configuration dialog boxes to install the driver.
2. In the default condition, the TTY port is given name from “COM3”. User can specify the start “COM” port number in installation procedure.
3. We can install up to two same type serial communication cards in one NT system.
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4. When two of the same type of serial communication cards are required to be installed in one NT system, confirm to let one card’s SW1-1 is ON while the other card’s SW1-1 is OFF for cPCI-3534 and JP1 is ON while the other card’s JP1 is OFF for cPCI-3538. The same applies to cPCI-3544 with SW1-3 adjusting to a different number.
5. The card with switch ON will have a lo w COM port number. The card with switch OFF will have a higher COM port number than the former.
6. If two of the same type of serial communication modules are installed with switch ON or OFF simultaneously, it cannot be certain that the system will function properly.
7. If you install multiple cards onto one NT system simultaneously, ensure that the COM port number assigned is not the same as the one used for a different card. Otherwise, the system may not function properly.
8. To avoid confusion of the NT system’s COM port number, it is suggested that the switch ON for the first card be installed in NT system.
9. After installing the driver, reboot the PC, where more COM ports are available.
10. If our NT driver has been previously installed in the system before, remove this driver first, then install our new version driver. Otherwise, the user may encounter some problems with the system.
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2.5.2 Windows 95/98 Installation
Once Windows 95/98 system has been started, the Plug and Play function in 95/98 system will find the new serial communication card. If this is the first time installing a serial communication card on the Windows 95/98 system, the user will be prompted to install the driver. Follow the instructions to input the COM port number starting value for the first and second cards.
Because the resource will be assigned by PCI BIOS, It is relatively difficult to check which card is first or second from resource. The switch will assign the COM port number for each card for the system.
After installing the driver, the user may be informed that new hardware has been found. The driver does not need to be installed again, Windows 95/98 will add the COM port automatically.
1. You can install up to two cPCI-3534/3538 cards on one 95/98 system.
2. When two of the same type of cards are required to be installed on one 95/98 system, confirm to let one card’s switch to be ON, and the other card’s switch OFF.
3. The card with switch ON will have COM port number assigned for the first card. The card with switch OFF will have COM port number assigned for second card.
4. If two of the same type of serial communication cards are installed with switch ON or OFF simultaneously, it cannot be certain that they system will function properly.
5. If multiple cards are installed on one 95/98 system simultaneously,
ensure that the COM port number assigned to one card is not used for a different card, otherwise the system may fail to function properly.
6. To avoid confusion of the 95/98 system’s COM port number, it is
suggested that the switch ON for the first card be installed in 95/98 system
7. The serial communication card can be used in interrupt shared
mode. PCI BIOS will assign IRQ for each serial communication card. For multi-card applications, one IRQ can be used in each card, but the user must ensure that the system has a minimum of one
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IRQ left for P&P function. If there are no IRQs left to be assigned to the serial communication card, there may be errors in the operation.
2.5.3 Windows 2000/XP Installation
Once the Windows 2000/XP system has been started, the Plug and Play function in 2000/XP system will find the new cPCI-3534/3538/3544 card. If this is the first time installing drivers on your 2000/XP system, a dialogue box will instruct the user to install the driver. Follow the instructions below to specify the driver location. For cPCI-3534/3538
X:\SerialComm\cPCI-353X\Win2000-XP; X is the CD-ROM
For cPCI-3544
X: \SerialComm\cPCI-3544W2000; X is the CD-ROM
As the resource will be assigned by PCI BIOS, it is relatively difficult to check which card is first card or second card from resource. For this reason, ADLINK has placed a jumper in each cPCI-3534/3538 card to set the first card or second card for this these comport cards. (cPCI-3544 does not include this function). The COM port number can now be fixed for each card. This is very important for cPCI-3534/3538 card.
2.5.4 LINUX Driver Installation
Installation for cPCI-3534/3538 Linux Driver
1. Copy the "alnxsrc.Z" file onto theLinux system. (alnxsrc.Z is located in “X:\SerialComm \cPCI-353X \Linux” directory; X is the CD-ROM.)
2. Uncompress the file to retrieve the original diskette image file "alnxsrc".
uncompress alnxsrc
3. Use the "dd" command to duplicate the diskette.
dd if=alnxsrc of=/dev/fd0
4. Please "tar" this diskette in root directory.
cd / tar xvf /dev/fd0
5. Please install driver in /etc/rayon directory.
cd /etc/rayon ./Install
6. Select the target card type to install driver. The kernel source file is vital, and can be found in the
/usr/src/linux directory. Some Linux distribution systems may
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have a different directory name. Please link to /usr/src/linux name.
Installation for cPCI-3544 Linux Driver
1. UNPACK Decompress the pci3544.tgz (pci3544.tgz is located in “X:\SerialComm \cPCI-3544 \Linux” directory; X is the CD-ROM.)) :
tar xvzf pci3544.tgz
This will extract the 'cPCI_3544' directory in the Linux. There are two subdirectories as follows:
drivers/ contains the device module and the installation script util/ the utility for the 422/485 mode setting
2. INSTALL DEVICE Because of the cPCI-bus architecture, the cPCI-3544 devices can be detected automatically. All that is required of the user is to insert modules and to make nodes for the devices. This can be done manually, or use our installation script below for driver installation.
./<InstallDir>/pci_3544/drivers/3544_inst.pl Execute the installation script without any parameters, the usage is
displayed as follows: =============================================
Usage:
3544_inst.pl -cards num_of_3544 -tty TTY_MAJOR -cua CALLOUT_MAJOR -path installed_dir
num_of_3544: number of pci3544 installed TTY_MAJOR: the Major number for serial ports of cPCI-3544i (optional) CALLOUT_MAJOR: the Major number for cPCI-3544 callout ports (optional) installed_dir: the dir. cPCI-3544 installed (optional) =============================================
The optional parameter '-tty' and '-cua' are used to indicate the major number for TTY serial ports and Callout ports. The user can assign the major number for TTY and Callout ports, or use the default setting (70/71) for these ports.
T o install the driver for three cPCI-3544 cards, execute the script as follows: ./3544_inst.pl -cards 3 -tty 70 -cua 71 -path <installed dir.>
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or simply execute the following command if the device module is
in the current directory.
./3544_inst.pl -cards 3 The optional parameter '-path' is used to indicate the directory of
pci-3544package. If the cPCI-3544 driver can not be found in working directory, the optional parameter '-path' is required.
./3544_inst.pl -cards 2 -path /usr/local/pci_3544 After installing the devices successfully, the port s of cPCI-3544 can
be used as the normal serial ports supported by Linux.
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2.5.5 Windows 95/98/NT Utility Diagram for cPCI-3544
The cPCI-3534/3538 does not require any configuration utilit y. It is similar to the system COM ports.
The cPCI-3544 is a 4-Port RS-422/485 serial communication module. It supports the software configuration for RS-422/485. When choosing the RS-422 mode, the RS-485 port would be disabled automatically. AdlComSet.exe can be used for configuration.
Existing Cards and its port distribution
Press here for COM Port Number Setting
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Existing Cards and its port distribution
The first one port maps to system port.
Port mode
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When checked, the configuration will be true after rebooting. If it is not checked, after rebooting, the port mode will follow the DIP switch configuration.
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2.6 AP Examples
Follow the installation guide above first.
2.6.1 Dos Environment
For cPCI-3534/3538, please refer to the README file included in the driver.
The cPCI-3544 does not provide the DOS library. If the user wishes to program by themselves, contact the dealer from whom the product was purchased, or the service mailbox in ADLINK.
2.6.2 Windows (Windows 95/98/NT) Environment
Extra ports can be found in the system control panel after installing the driver. Programming can be performed as per COM port. Please refer to the sample programs in the driver.
2.6.3 Linux Environment
The sample program can be found in the driver.
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Warranty Policy
Thank you for choosing ADLINK. To understand your rights and enjoy all the after-sales services we offer, please read the following carefully.
1. Before using ADLINK’ s pro ducts please read the user manual and follow the instructions exactly. When sending in damaged products for repair, please attach an RMA application form which can be downloaded from: http://rma.adlinktech.com/policy/.
2. All ADLINK products com e with a limited two-year warranty, one year for products bought in China.
The warranty period starts on the day the product is shipped from ADLINK’s factory .
Peripherals and third-party products not manufactured by ADLINK will be covered by the original manufacturers' warranty.
For products containing storage devices (hard drives, flash cards, etc.), please back up your data before sending them for repair. ADLINK is not responsible for any loss of data.
Please ensure the use of properly licensed software with our systems. ADLINK does not condone the use of pirated software and will not service systems using such software. ADLINK will not be held legally responsible for products shipped with unlicensed software installed by the user.
For general repairs, please do not include peripheral accessories. If peripherals need to be included, be certain to specify which items you sent on the RMA Request & Confirmation Form. ADLINK is not responsible for items not listed on the RMA Request & Confirmation Form.
3. Our repair service is not covered by ADLINK's guarantee in the following situations:
Damage caused by not following instructions in the User's Manual.
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Damage caused by carelessness on the user's part during product transportation.
Damage caused by fire, earthquakes, floods, lightening, pollution, other acts of God, and/or incorrect usage of voltage transformers.
Damage caused by inappropriate storage environments such as with high temperatures, high humidity, or volatile chemicals.
Damage caused by leakage of battery fluid during or after change of batteries by customer/user.
Damage from improper repair by unauthorized ADLINK technicians.
Products with altered and/or damaged serial numbers are not entitled to our service.
This warranty is not transferable or extendible.
Other categories not protected under our warranty.
4. Customers are responsible for all fees necessary to transport damaged products to ADLINK.
For further questions, please e-mail our FAE staff: service@adlinktech.com
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