Extension Modules - IBA ibaFOB-D Manual

Besides the mere hardware parameters the usability of board and devices in combina-
tion with a certain operational mode depends also on the iba software application.
Not all of iba application software products support all modes or boards at the time.
The following table shows the supported combinations of modes of operation and soft-
ware applications:
Protocol
Transmission rate
Sampling rate
Number of signals
per FO link
Application
ibaPDA
ibaLogic
■ = Ok, □ = possible, - = not supported
Alarm outputs (50 ms) via ibaFOB-4o-D, -io-D, -2io-D
1)
Note
The boards are not supported by ibaScope and ibaLogic-V3. If you need spare boards
for these software applications, please contact iba support.
5.4

Extension modules

Every ibaFOB-D board can be extended by up to 2 output modules ibaFOB-4o-D. These
extension modules are available in 2 different designs:
 Short, for ibaRackline computers (special housing slots)
 Long for standard PCI slots or PCIe slots 1.0-x1 compatible
The extension modules should be connected by a flat ribbon cable with the board. De-
pending on the intended function the module should be plugged into the appropriate
connector.
 Mirroring the optical inputs
The optical input channels are mirrored on the output channels, with almost no de-
lay. Thus, other iba systems equipped with ibaFOB input boards can be supplied
with the same measured data.
 Outputs of application software
In this case the ibaFOB-D board operates in duplex mode, i. e. signals can be re-
ceived and transmitted independently. With ibaPDA you are able to use the alarm
outputs, with ibaLogic you are able to use these output channels as output re-
sources.
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Manual
3Mbit 5Mbit
3.3 Mbit/s 5 Mbit/s
1 Hz -1 kHz 0.5 kHz - 25 kHz
64 A + 64 D 8A + 8D
Input Output Input
■ □ ■
1)
■ ■ -
Issue 1.11
32Mbit
32 Mbit/s
1.25 kHz - 20 kHz
512 A + 512 D (1 ms)
64 A + 64 D (50 µs)
Output Input Output
- ■ -
- ■ ■
ibaFOB-D
32Mbit Flex
32 Mbit/s
0.5 kHz - 100 kHz
Up to 4060 Bytes
Input Output
■ ■
- -