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Declaration of Conformity
according to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014
Manufacturer’s Name:Hewlett-Pa ckar d C ompany
Loveland Manufacturing Center
Manufact ure r’s Addre s s:815 14th Street S.W.
Loveland, Colorado 80537
declares, that the product:
Product Name:8/16-Ch an nel D/A Con ver ter Modul e
Model Number :HP E1 418A
Produc t Opt ion s:All
conforms to the following Pr od uct Spe cifi cati ons :
EMC: CISPR 11:1990/EN55011 (1991): Group 1 Class A
IEC 801-2:1991/ E N5008 2-1 (1 992) : 4 kVCD, 8 kVAD
IEC 801-3:1984/ E N5008 2-1 (1 992) : 3 V/m
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.5 kV Signa l Lin es
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Directive 73/23/EEC and the EMC Directive 89/336/ EEC (inclu sive 93/68/E EC) and carr ies the "CE" mark ing
accordingly.
Tested in a typical HP C-Si ze VXI Ma infr ame configuration .
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Using This Chapter
This chapter provides general module information and tasks you must
perform to install a nd pr e pa re your module. A procedur e to verify your
installation is also given. The chapter is divided into the followin g s ections :
The HP E1418A is an 8 or 16 channel digital-to-analog c onverter module
for use in a VXIbus C-s ize mainframe. The module is a register-based
device. The module can be programmed via direct register access or, with
the appropriat e driver , by high level commands. This manual de scribes
programming the module using SCPI (Standard Commands for
Programmable Instruments) a nd the SCPI driver.
Each HP E1418A module is a unique instrument having its own output
buffer and error queue. Multiple modules cannot be combined into a single
instrument.
Each channel can be configured to eith er voltage or current output mo de.
When configu r ed f or voltage output, voltages in the range of -16.0 to
+16.0 Volts can be set. When configured f or current output, current in the
range of -0.02 to + 0.02 Amps can b e s et. The c hannel output mode can be
programmatically set, or, can be forced to either voltage or current by
mechanical jumpers on the terminal module.
Chapter 1Module Setup and Insta ll ation 13
Each output channel is individually configurable to be either an isolated
output or a non-isolated output. Cha nne l configuration to is olated or
non-isolat ed is made by individual plu g- on modules for each channel.
Figure 1-1 shows the module.
Figure 1-1. The HP E1418A 8/16-Channel D/A Converter
with Terminal Module
14 Module Setup and InstallationCha pter 1
Ordering OptionsThe HP E1418A may be ordered from Hewlett-Pa c kard in a va r iety of
configurations. As ordered, the module has the following options :
Description
HP E1418A8-Channel D/A Converter with Non-Isolated Outpu ts
HP E1418A Option 00116-Channel D/A Converter with Non-Isolated Output s
HP E1418A Option 0028-Channel D/A Converter with Isolated Out pu ts
HP E1418A Option 00316-Channel D/A Converter with Isolated Output s
Field KitsThe module can also be us er configured as described beginning on page 166
of this manual. The following field expansion and configuration kits are
available:
DescriptionUse
HP E1523ASingle Channel Isolated
plug-on modul e
HP E1524AExpansion kit, 8-Channel
Non-Isolated Out put s
HP E1525AExpansion kit, 8-Channel
Isolated Out pu t s
To change a single channel from
non-isolated to isolated ou tput.
To add 8 additional non-isolated
channels to an existing 8- cha n nel
module .
To add 8 addit io nal isol at e d cha n n els to
an existing 8-cha n n el modul e.
Terminal ModulesThe standard HP E1418A Terminal Module provides screw terminals for
connections. Two other terminal options are available with the HP E1418A:
– Crimp a n d Ins er t ( O ptio n A3E)
– Ribbon Cable (Option A3H)
– Terminal Module Housing without a terminal module PC board or
connectors included (Option 135)
Chapter 1Module Setup and Insta ll ation 15
Functional Description
The HP E1418A provides great flexibility in configuration. This functional
description will help you become familiar with the various configurations
and how th e module is structured. A functio nal b loc k diagram is shown in
Figure 1- 2.
Figure 1-2. A Function al Blo ck Diag ra m
Each channel MUST have either an isolated or non-isolated plug-on module installed. Channels may be configured
*
using any combination of Isola ted and Non -Isol ated plug-on modules.
16 Module Setup and InstallationCha pter 1
As shown, there are four major assemblies that make up an HP E1418A:
– Chann els 1 through 8 main board and VXIbus backplane circuitry.
– Channels 9 through 16 expansion board.
– Isolated or Non-isolat ed plug-on modules.
– Terminal Module.
Cha nnels 1–8 m ain board and VXIbus backplane circuitry.
This assembly contains all the VXIbus interface and decoding circuitry.
Isolated and Non-Isolated plug-on modules for channels 1–8 connect to this
assembly. The panel connectors for the terminal module are also mounte d
on this assemb ly.
The optional Channels 9–16 expansion board is electrically connected and
mechanically mounted to the main board. Isolated and Non-Isolated
plug-on modules for channels 9–16 connect to this assembly.
Isolated or Non-isolated plug-on modules are required for every channel.
Eight plug-on modules mount to the main board and 8 plug-on modules
mount to the expansion board. Any c omb inati on of is olated or non-isolated
plug-on modules may be used, but every channel must ha ve a plug-on
module ins ta lle d.
The Terminal Module shown in Figure 1-2 is the standard screw-type
terminal module. This module provides screw connections for each channel
output, the calibration connections, and the external trigger in connections.
This module also contains two jumpers for each channel; one, called the P/J
Jumper, to enable or disable VXIbus programming of the channel mode
(either voltage or current) and one, called the V/I Jumper, to set the channel
mode when the P/J Jumper is in the Jumper position.
Chapter 1Module Setup and Insta ll ation 17
Front Panel Connectors
Figure 1-3 shows the connections at the front panel connectors of the main
module.
Figure 1-3. HP E1418A Front Panel Connector Pinout
18 Module Setup and InstallationCha pter 1
Setting the Logical Address Switch
Figure 1-4 shows the logical address switch location and setting. The logical
address switch factory setting is 72. Valid addresses range from 1 to 255.
When used with an HP Command Module the fac t ory set address of
decimal 72 results in a module address of 9 (72 d ivided by 8). The modu le
address is used as a secondary address when using HP-IB and a Command
Module. For ex ample, the module address may be 7 09 09, whe r e 7 is th e
HP-IB interface address, 09 is the command module address, and 09 is the
HP E1418A address.
The HP E1418A supports dynamic address configuratio n. When you set the
logical address to 255, the res o ur ce manager sets the logical address
programmatically.
NoteWhen using an HP C-size mainframe with the HP E1405/E1406 Command
Modules, the logical address setting must be a multiple of 8.
Figure 1-4. Setting the Logical Address
Chapter 1Module Setup and Insta ll ation 19
Module Installation
To install t he module:
1. Verify the position of the CAL Store Enable Jumper for your
application. Th e Jumper, as shipped, is in the CAL position. In this
position, a calibration may be performed and the results stored in
non-volatile memory. In the Secured position, a calibration may be
performed, bu t may NOT be stored in non-volatile memory. This
jumper is described in more detail on page 156.
2. Verify or set the logical address switch as shown in Figure 1-4.
3. Install the module in a mainframe as shown in Figure 1-5.
Installation in a
Mainframe
The HP E1418A may be installed in any slot (except slot 0) in a C-size
VXIbus mainframe. To install in a mainframe:
1. Set the extraction levers out. Slide the module into any slot (except
slot 0) until the backplane connectors touch.
2. Seat the module by moving the levers toward each other.
3. Tighten the top and bottom screws to secure the module in the
mainframe.
Figure 1-5. Installing the HP E1418A in a VXIbus Mainframe
20 Module Setup and InstallationCha pter 1
To Remove a Module:To remove a module from a mainframe:
1. Remove any terminal modules.
2. Loosen the top and bottom screws securing the module in the
mainframe.
3. Move the extraction levers away from each other. As the levers are
moved, the module will detach from the backplane co nnec t ors.
4. Slide the module out.
NoteThe extraction levers will not seat and unseat the backplane connectors on
older HP VXIbus mainframes and n on-HP ma inframes . You must
manually seat the connectors by pushing the module into the mainframe
until the front panel is flush with the front of the mainframe. The extraction
levers may be used to guide or remove the module.
Chapter 1Module Setup and Insta ll ation 21
Terminal Modules
Four terminal modules are available for the HP E1418 A; a screw- t ype, a
crimp-and-insert type, a ribbon cable type, and an empty terminal housing
(without a PC board or connectors).
Screw-Type
Terminal Module
(Standard)
The standard terminal module uses screw-type terminals to make
connectio ns. Figure 1-6 may be photocop ied and used for wiring layout.
Figure 1-6. Screw-Type Termin al Modu le Layou t
22 Module Setup and InstallationCha pter 1
Wiring the Terminal Module
Figure 1-7 shows how to open and wire the HP E1418A terminal module.
Figure 1-7. Wiring the HP E1418A Terminal Module
(
Chapter 1Module Setup and Insta ll ation 23
continued on next page)
Figure 1-7. Wiring the HP E1418A Terminal Module
(
continued from previous page)
24 Module Setup and InstallationCha pter 1
Attaching the Terminal Module
Figure 1-8 shows how to attach the HP E1418A terminal module.
Figure 1-8. Attaching the HP E1418A Terminal Module
Chapter 1Module Setup and Insta ll ation 25
Removing the Terminal Module
Figure 1-9 shows ho w to remove the HP E1418A terminal module.
Figure 1-9. Removing the HP E1418A Terminal Module
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Terminal Module Options
Besides the standard screw-type terminal module, the HP E1418A can be
ordered with the following two options. One option (A3E) provides
crimp-and-insert connectors and terminal housing. The other option (A3H)
provides a ribbon cable con nector and termina l hous ing.
Option A3EHP E1418A Option A3E can be ordered if a crim p -and-inser t termin al
module is desired. This allows you to crimp connectors onto wires which
are then inserted directly into the HP E1418A fac eplate connector. Refer to
the pin-out diagram on page 30 to make the connections. The
crimp-and-insert connector is shown in Figure 1-10.
NoteThe pin numbering on th e crimp-and-insert conn ector may not agree with the
pin nu mberi ng on the HP E1418’s faceplate connector. Use the pin
numbering on the faceplate connector to wire the crimp-and-insert connector.
Figure 1-10. Option A3E Crimp- and-I nsert Con necto r
Chapter 1Module Setup and Insta ll ation 27
Crimp-and-Insert
Terminal Module
Accessories
The following accessories are necessary for use with crimp-and-insert
Option A3E:
Single-Conductor and
Contact
Shielded-Twisted-Pair and
Contacts
A crimp-and-insert contact is crimped onto o ne end of a wire. The other
end is not terminated. Order HP 91510A.
A crimp-and-insert contact is cr im ped onto each conductor a t one e nd of a
shi elded- t wist ed -pair cable. The other end is not terminated. Order
HP 91511A.
Jumper Wire and ContactsA crimp-and-insert contact is crimped onto eac h en d of a single-conductor
ju mper wire. This j umper is typi cally us ed t o tie t wo p i n s togethe r in a
single crimp-and-insert connector. Order HP 91512A.
Crimp-and-Insert Co ntactsThese contacts ma y be crimped onto a conductor and then inserted into a
crimp-and-insert connector. The crimp tool kit is required to crimp the
contacts ont o a conductor and remove the contact from the connector.
Order HP 91515A.
Crimp-and-Insert ToolsThe hand crimp tool (part number HP 91518A) is used for crimping
contacts ont o a conductor. The pin extractor tool (part number HP 91519A)
is required f or removing contacts from the crimp-a nd-insert connector.
These products are not included with Option A3E or with the terminal
option accessories listed earlier.
NoteIn Figure 1-12, t he center row of each connector is not u sed in the ribbon
The crimp-and-insert connector is normally supplied with Option A3E.
Contact H ewl ett-Pa c kard if addit ional connectors are needed.
Order HP 91484B.
and ribbon cable connectors. The connectors are designed to be used with
64-pin 0.05 inch center ribbon cables (not provided). Use Figure 1-12 to
make the connections.
cable. The center row of both connectors is module ground (GND).
Figure 1-11. Option A3H Ribbon Cable Con nect or
Option 135The Terminal Module H ousing Option provides a termina l housing with no
connectors of any type.
The user-supplied connector must be a DIN 41612 type C female,
11.6 mm dime ns ion as shown above.
Chapter 1Module Setup and Insta ll ation 29
Terminal Module Connectors
Figure 1-12 shows the connections at the terminal module connectors.
Figure 1-12. HP E1418A Terminal Module Connector Pinout
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