Power Supplies - IBM Series 1 User Manual

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R is the impedance looking into the OEM device receive input
pins.
For
reliable
operation,
R should be less than 200
ohms.
When the circuit driver is off, the maximum current out
of the transmit output is 500 microamperes and
the
voltage
across the transmit output pins is
~to
=
.0005 R, where R is
the input impedance of the OEM device receive input.
Solid state
~wit£~
(With
Series
Customer
Supply).
The
teletypewriter
adapter
transmit
output
is
a solid state
switch.
In the open or off-state, the maximum
voltage
the
switch
can withstand is 52.8 volts.
With this voltage, the
maximum current through the switch is
500
microamperes
or
less.
In the closed
or
on-state,
the
maximum
permissible
current
through
the
switch
is
100 mAe
The voltage drop
across the switch in the closed or
on-state
must
be
less
than 0.08 volts.
Soli!!
St~te
Sw!tchLTT1 (without Series customer Supply).
In
the open or off-state, the maximum
output
voltage
is
5.5
volts at 50 microamperes.
The minimum output voltage is 2.4
volts at
1
rnA.
In the closed or on-state the maximum output voltage is
0.8 volts.
The minimum output voltage is 0.0 volts.
EIA.
The EIA outputs conform
to
EIA
RS
232-C/CCITT
V.24
specifications.
The output driver is an SN74150 TTL driver.
If the
±12
volt supply is not installed, the EIA transmitted
data
signal
and
the data terminal ready signal are in the
power-off condition.
For attached
devices
using
the
EIA
input
for
receive
only
operations,
the
±12
volt supply
option is not required.
In this case, the EIA data terminal
ready
signal
generated
by
the
attached device should be
wrapped back to the input that would normally
be
connected
to
the
data
terminal
ready
output of the teletypewriter
adapter.
The
teletypewriter
adapter
does
not require any external
power supplies.
All power required
by
the
teletypewriter
adapter is obtained from the I/O card file in which the card
is inserted.
The
only
exception to this is when the user elects to
attach his device to the isolated
current
loop
interface.
In
this case, the user must supply a 25 volt (100 mAl power
supply and a current limiting resistor for the transmit loop
and also for the receive loop.
The series resistor should be of such value as to limit
the
current
in
each
loop to 20 al.
See Pigure 4-9 for a
diagram of how to connect the power supplies and resistors.
4-26
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