Overton Check-MATE User Manual

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O LU T I O N S
CHECK-MATE
Multifunction DAQ Module
USER'S MANAUAL
Overton Instruments, Inc
5431 Auburn Blvd. #196
Sacramento, CA 95841
www.microATE.net

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  • Page 1 M B E D D E D E S T O LU T I O N S CHECK-MATE Multifunction DAQ Module USER’S MANAUAL Overton Instruments, Inc 5431 Auburn Blvd. #196 Sacramento, CA 95841 www.microATE.net...
  • Page 2 NOTICE The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. To the extent allowed by local law, Overton Instru- ments (OI), shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the fur- nishing, performance, or use of this material.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL Table Of Contents 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Overview 1.2 Highlights 1.3 Specifications 2.0 DESCRIPTION 2.1 Hardware Details 2.2 Board Layout 2.3 I/O Connections 2.4 J6 Consolidated 3.0 OPERATION 3.1 Embedded Control 3.1.1 Embedded Configuration 3.1.2 Embedded Programming 3.1.3 Embedded Program Example 3.2 PC Control...
  • Page 4: Introduction

    In addition, there are 8 digital input/output lines (which are inde- pendently programmable). The Check-MATE is made available in two versions, a standard model or with a USB option. The standard model is designed for embedded applications and provides a simple Oi-BUS interface for control by a external microcontroller.
  • Page 5: Highlights

    CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL 1.2 Highlights BENEFITS APPLICATIONS FEATURES • A flexible, low-cost alterna- • Burn-In • 8 SE /4 DIFF Analog Input tive to expensive PC-based Channels, 12-bit Resolution, • Engineering DAQ cards 100ksps sample rate • Depot Repair • Supports a wide-array of •...
  • Page 6: Specifications

    CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL 1.3 Specifications Analog Inputs Number of inputs 8 SE / 4 DIFF, programmable Input Ranges 0-5V, 0-10V, ±5V, ±10V Resolution / Sample 12-bit / 100ksps Rate Nonlinearity ±1LSB, no missing codes Analog Output Resolution 12-bit Range 0-10V, ±10V Current ±5mA max...
  • Page 7: Description

    USB--MATE. The USB-MATE contains a USB connector (for the PC), and a dual set of 7-pin headers that mount to the Check-MATE. The USB-MATE is designed to interpret a set of ASCII commands sent from the PC, and then per- form various Check-MATE functions.
  • Page 8: Board Layout

    CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL 2.2 Board Layout J5 - 5 Pin Terminal Provides access to SPI- bus control signals. J4 - 2 Pin Terminal - DAC output - Pin 1, (+) Pin 2, (-) J4 - 9 Pin Terminal J2 - 10 Pin Terminal...
  • Page 9: I/O Connections

    CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL 2.3 Connections Name Dir. Description +5V Power DIO-0 Bit 0 DIO-1 Bit 1 Name Dir. Description DIO-2 Bit 2 A regulated +5Vdc input . Current should be limited DIO-3 Bit 3 to roughly 100mA. DIO-4 Bit 4...
  • Page 10: J6 Consolidated

    CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL 2.4 J6 Consolidated Name Dir. Description +5V Power DIO-0 Bit 0 DIO-1 Bit 1 DIO-2 Bit 2 DIO-3 Bit 3 DIO-4 Bit 4 DIO-5 Bit 5 DIO-6 Bit 6 DIO-7 Bit 7 DGND Digital Ground DAC-OUT Voltage Output...
  • Page 11: Operation

    3. Operation 3.1 Embedded Control In section 3.1.1 (on the next page), the Check-MATE is shown integrated with other ETS Series components that collectively form a complete Embedded Test Solution. The diagram shows the Check-MATE being driven by the Micro-MATE.
  • Page 12: Embedded Configuration

    CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL 3.1.1 Embedded Configuration M e c h a n i c a l T e s t F i x t u r e Device-Under-Test B a r - C o d e S c a n n e r...
  • Page 13: Embedded Programming

    Check-MATE application. For this reason, we suggest that you go to our website and download the “Check-MATE.zip” file. In the Documents folder will contain more extensive examples of routines to control the Check- MATE.
  • Page 14: Embedded Program Example

    CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL 3.1.3 Embedded Program Example ' Program: CHECK-MATE Demo ‘=================================================================== ADC Subroutine ---[ Initialization ]---------------------------------------------------------- '=================================================================== $large Sub Chk_rd_adc(chk_val As Word , Chk_ch As Byte , Chk_mode As Byte , Chk_pol As $romstart = &H2000 Byte , Chk_range As Byte)
  • Page 15: Pc Control

    Ports) and verify “OI Serial Interface (COM#)” is included. The diagram below provides a basic illustration of a PC-driven configuration. As shown, the Check-MATE is used to stimulate a hybrid module in a test & meas- urement application. The hybrid module is a mix-signal device that requires Ana- log I/O, as well as Digital I/O to function properly.
  • Page 16: Pc Programming

    CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL 3.2.1 PC Programming The starting point for developing code to control the Check-MATE, begins with acquainting yourself with its Serial Command Set. The serial commands are a sequence of ASCII characters that originate from the PC and are designed to instruct the Check-MATE to perform specific functions.
  • Page 17: Virtual Instrument Panel

    ASCII commands and provides the User a more efficient method to inter- act and control the Check-MATE. Download the panel from our website at www.check-mate.com, click on downloads and select “Check-Matexxx.exe”. Third Step: After initializing, the module Second Step: Push the Initialize should send back a unique ID code.
  • Page 18: Pc Programming Example

    // signal hybrid device that contains 8 programmable amplifiers. The PutString(port,send_data); // send CK_PU10000000 // electronic module is controlled by a Check-MATE via the DIO lines. DIO // Execute test sequence // bits 0-3 (select one of 8 DUT amplifiers). DIO bits 4 & 5 (selects the // gain range).
  • Page 19: Appendix A. Serial Command Set

    All commands are upper case sensitive and are terminated with a carriage-return. If the command is valid, the Check-MATE will return either a ‘<>’, or a bracketed result (i.e. ‘<0F4>’. If the Check-MATE receives a carriage-return or line-feed alone (without a command), then a ‘ ’ is re- turned (this response is a “prompt”...
  • Page 20 CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL Appendix A. Serial Command Set cont. Command Function Response Description Configure and read a specific ADC channel. c = ADC channel number (1 to 8 SE or 1 to 4 Diff) m = ADC mode (“S” = Single-Ended, “D” =...
  • Page 21 CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL Appendix A. Serial Command Set cont. Command Function Response Description Set (or write) the DIO port direction. The di- rection byte is represented by eight ASCII CK_PDbbbbbbbb Set DIO direction <> bytes starting with the most-significant-bit (-b- left most) to the least-significant-bit (-b- right most).
  • Page 22: Appendix B. Schematic

    CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL Appendix B. Schematic Overton Instruments www.chk-mate.info...
  • Page 23: Appendix C. Mechanical Dimensions

    CHECK-MATE USER’S MANUAL Appendix C. Mechanical Dimensions 4-40 (x4), Hex Pan Head Screws 2.500 2.354 0.146 0.000 Overton Instruments www.chk-mate.info...

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