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January 12, 2011 SAB-Q2 Quick Start This document aims to provide a systematic setup procedure to enable you to setup and use your SAB-Q2 as easily as possible. This guide will concentrate on connections and basic setup. More information is available for advanced setup, refer to the SAB-Q2 manual.
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Pin 14 is connected to the sensor –power wire (MTS: blue) if needed. 3. Quadrature Connections (Connector J2) The quadrature output from the SAB-Q2 is provided on connector J2. This connector also provides marker outputs (quadrature Z line); see the manual for details. The following connections should be made for operation of quadrature channel 0: Pin 1 is connected to the quadrature line A input of the controller.
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Pin 1 is connected to logic ground on the host computer (pin 5 on a DB-9 connector, pin 7 on a DB-25 connector). Pin 2 is the SAB-Q2’s receive line and is connected to the host computer’s transmit line. (pin 3 on a DB-9 connector, pin 2 on a DB-25 connector) Pin 3 is the SAB-Q2’s transmit line connected to the host computer’s receive line.
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Table 1: Input and Output Configurations The followings pins are used for the send all inputs and sensor status outputs: Pin 6 is the send all input for channel 0. Activating this input will cause the SAB-Q2 to send the absolute position for channel 0.
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7. Sensor Setup A. Transducer Type The SAB-Q2 default setting is RPM. If a SSI or PWM sensor is being used then sensor type must be changed to SSI or PWM in the setup menu. Recommended SSI sensor is 24-bit binary SSI.
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