Ttl 4-Wire Remote Control - Signal Connections - Equinox Systems ISPnano I Series User Manual

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2.7.2 TTL 4-Wire Remote Control – Signal Connections
The Remote System connects to the programmer via the 'Remote Control Port' which is the 14-way
IDC connector. The signal names and descriptions are detailed in fig. 2.8.2.
Fig. 2.8.2 Remote System Control Port – signal names and descriptions
Pin Programmer
No Pin name
7 REMOTE START
SIGNAL
9 REMOTE FAIL SIGNAL O
11 REMOTE OK SIGNAL
13 REMOTE BUSY
SIGNAL
10, GROUND (0V)
12, 14
O - Output from programmer
I - Input to programmer
P - Passive e.g. GROUND and power rails
N/C - Not connected
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Input / Notes
Output
I This is the TTL-4-wire Remote Control Port
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'START' signal.
Connect to 'START' output of the Remote
•
System
This is the TTL-4-wire Remote Control Port
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'FAIL' signal.
Connect to 'FAIL' input on Remote System
•
O This is the TTL-4-wire Remote Control Port 'OK'
•
signal
Connect to 'OK / PASS' input on Remote
•
System
I This is the TTL-4-wire Remote Control Port 'OK'
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signal
Connect to 'BUSY' input on Remote System
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P Connect to GROUND on Remote System
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ISPnano Series Programmer - User Manual – V1.11 – 12
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May 2011