W&T Electronics 13011, 13410, 13611, 13610, 13812 User Manual

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Manual
Serial PCI Cards
Models 13011, 13410
Version 1.4
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© 01/2005 by Wiesemann & Theis GmbH
Subject to errors and changes:
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The gradual decline in ISA slots in modern PCs has made it ne­cessary to make the functionality of ISA cards available for the PCI bus as well.
W&T has responded by creating an entire family of serial PCI interface cards which meet the needs of industrial automation through integrated galvanic isolation of the PC ports and the ability to equip the serial ports of the card with a variety of phy­sical interfaces.
This PCI card family is described on the following pages along with their technical specifications and wiring examples.
The inherent benefits of PCI with respect to easy installation and automatic assigning of PC resources stand in contrast to the fact that these cards are no longer supported by the opera­ting system itself, but rather require driver software.
One exception is Linux, which in kernel version 2.4. and higher supports the serial W&T PCI cards directly, without additional driver software.
Current information on the new developments as well as the newest driver releases can be found in the Internet at http://www.wut.de or in the e-mail updates provided to mem­bers of the W&T Interface Club. Subscriptions to the Interface Club can requested from the W&T homepage.
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Contents
Inhalt
Serial Low Profile PCI Cards
General Characteristics ....................................................... 41
1x 20mA, 1kV isolated, #13410 .......................................... 45
1x RS232 / RS422 / RS485, 1kV isolated, #13610 ................. 49
Serial Standard PCI Cards
General Characteristics ....................................................... 55
Base board for interface modules, 1kV isolated, #13011 ........ 59
2x 20mA, 1kV isolated, #13411 .......................................... 61
2x RS422/RS485, 1kV isolated, #13611 .............................. 65
2x RS232, 1kV isolated, #13812 .......................................... 71
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Low Profile PCI cards: General characteristics
Function
All serial Low Profile PCI cards add the functionality of maxi­mum four additional serial ports to your PC. One of these ports (Port 1) is integrated on the interface card, whereas three addi­tional, optional ports (ports 2 through 4) are connected to the circuit board through ribbon cable. These optional ports are configured on the PCI card as serial TTL interfaces which can be converted into any serial standard interface (RS232, RS422, RS485 or 20mA) using W&T Interface Modules.
Adapting to the physical housing requirements
The serial interface cards are supplied with a short slot bracket which enables installation in Low Profile PCI systems. A longer slot bracket is provided for attaching the cards in standard PCI systems; this is attached to the circuit board in place of the short slot bracket.
To make the switch, remove the two threaded pins on the SUB­D plug, remove the slot bracket and attach the new bracket to the SUB-D plug using the threaded pins.
Port 2
Port 3
Port 4
Pin 1
Pin 1
Pin 1
Port 1
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Galvanic isolation and ESD protection
Port 1 on all W&T Low Profile PCI interface cards is galvanically isolated from the PC with an isolation voltage of at least 1kV DC, whereas the optional ports 2 through 4 have no galvanic isolation from the PC.
Galvanic isolation of the signals is implemented using fast opto-couplers; driver and receiver chips are powered by a gal­vanically isolated DC/DC converter. Please note that the shiel­ding for the port connectors has a direct connection to the chassis ground of the PC using the metallic slot bracket.
The signal lines for the serial ports are protected against static discharge for a voltage of up to 15kV per IEC 801-2, Level 4.
Driver and software installation
All the serial PCI interface cards are accessible under the va­rious operating systems only using special drivers. These dri­vers are subject to continuous improvement both with respect to their technical features and the number and type of suppor­ted operating systems.
For this reason W&T makes the current drivers and software in­stallation manuals available on the data sheet pages for the PCI cards in the Internet under http://www.wut.de.
Implementing optional ports 2 through 4
As an option all serial Low Profile interface cards are able to also provide three additional serial ports in addition to the port integrated on the card. These ports are configured on the card as serial TTL interfaces which can be converted into the desi­red interface type by using interface modules.
It must be noted however that the optional ports 2 through 4 are not galvanically isolated from each other or from the PC, so that these ports may be used only for connecting peripherals
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where no ground potential differences can be expected. This would include any peripherals which are located in the direct vicinity of the PC and thus are powered from the same sub-di­vision as well as peripherals which are inherently potential-free. This generally applies to all devices which are powered from the interface or by a plug-in power supply. In all other cases exter­nal galvanic isolation must be provided.
The additional interface modules are connected to the interface card using 2mm ribbon cable and attached by means of a slot bracket in the PC housing. Both components can be obtained as a special accessory from W&T under article number 13014. The ribbon cable connectors can be affixed to the interface card as needed using standard cable ties.
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Important notes
The serial W&T PCI cards may be equipped only with the 18x1x series interface modules (e.g. 18811, 18813, 18611, 18411, etc.) which have a supply voltage of 5V DC.
The use of 3.3V modules in the18x3x series (e.g. 18831, 18833, 18631, etc. ) will result in destruction of the interface modules and/or the PCI card.
When installing you must ensure that the arrangement of the ribbon cable and the interface modules corresponds to the dra­wing below. Otherwise the modules and/or the interface card may be destroyed.
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Port 3
Port 4
Pin 1
Pin 1
Interface
Module
Port 2
Interface
Module
Port 3
Pin 1
Optional fixing of
connectors by
cable straps
Pin 1
Pin 1
Interface
Module
Port 4
Pin 1
Port 2
Red Pin 1 Marking
Red Pin 1 Marking
Red Pin 1 Marking
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Low Profile PCI card 1x 20mA, #13410
Function
The W&T PC card model 13410 provides a serial 20mA inter­face with galvanic isolation of 1kV DC on port 1. Ports 2 th­rough 4 may also be used for any three, non-galvanically isola­ted serial ports.
Wiring configuration
The 20mA connection for the PC card is implemented as a DB9 plug. The connector pin assignments are shown in the follo­wing table:
Applications
A ground level signal on Pin 5 of the SUB-D connector can be used to bring the 20mA interface into half-duplex mode, in which there is echo suppression of the sent signals.
The PC card can be used as either an active or passive 20mA component. In active mode the card provides the loop current for the respective 20mA loop, whereas in passive mode the connected device itself must provide the loop current.
pin# function
1 Data Out 20 mA
2 Data Out +
3 Data Out -
4 Data Out GND
5 Halfduplex control
6 Data In 20 mA
7 Data In +
8 Data In -
9 Data In GND
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The operating mode can be set separately for both loops using the external wiring of the card. Examples for wiring the PC card in active/passive mode can be seen in the following drawings:
RxD + RxD -
TxD + TxD -
Active / Passive
20mA device
Active Tx and Passive Rx Current Loop Application
20mA Interface
1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9
Data Out 20mA
Data Out+ Data Out -
Data Out GND
Data In 20mA
Data In+ Data In -
Data In GND
RxD + RxD -
TxD + TxD -
Active
20mA Device
Passive Tx and Passive Rx Current Loop Application
20mA Interface
1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9
Data Out 20mA
Data Out+ Data Out -
Data Out GND
Data In 20mA
Data In+ Data In -
Data In GND
RxD + RxD -
TxD + TxD -
Passive
20mA Device
Active Tx and Active Rx Current Loop Application
20mA Interface
1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9
Data Out 20mA
Data Out+ Data Out -
Data Out GND
Data In 20mA
Data In+ Data In -
Data In GND
PCI card
13410
PCI card
13410
PCI card
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Technical Data
System bus: 32-bit bus / 33MHz PCI standard: PCI2.2 / signal voltage: 5V
Serial ports: One galvanically isolated 20mA-port
Three non-isolated TTL-ports
Galvanic isolation: port 1: min. 1kV DC
port 2..4: No isolation
Modes: Active and passive mode
Full- and half-duplex mode
UART: 16950 with 128 bytes FIFO Base addresses: automatic configuration Interrupts: automatic configuration Baud rate: 50..57.600 baud Data format: any Signals: RxD+, RxD-, TxD+, TxD-
Serial connections: 1x 9-pin. SUB-D plug
3x 12-pin. 2mm PCB plug Supply voltage: +5V, typ. 180mA Dimensions: 119.9 x 63.5 mm Weight: approx. 110 g Scope of delivery: Low Profile PCI card 1x 20mA
Standare slot bracket
Driver CD
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