Summary of Contents for PEP Modular Computers CP345
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CP345 Quad High-Speed Serial Controller Board Manual ID 19979, Rev. Index 03 Nov 00 The product described in this manual is in compliance with all applied CE stan- dards.
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• Information on the distinctive features of PEP Modular Computers CompactPCI boards, such as functionality, hot-swap capability. In addition, an overview is given for all existing PEP Modular Computers CompactPCI boards with links to the relat- ing datasheets. • Generic information on the PEP Modular Computers CompactPCI backplanes,...
1.2 Board Overview 1.2.1 Board-Specific Information The CP345 is a high speed, 4-channel serial I/O device supporting the RS232, RS422 and RS485 industry standards. Three board variants are currently available, a non- optoisolated standard one, a non-optoisolated variant provided with rear I/O connectiv- ity, and an optoisolated variant.
1.2.5 Frontpanel Adapters The non-optoisolated standard variant of the CP345 serial I/O board is provided with a serial I/O connector block (four RJ45 connectors). Each of the RJ45 jacks is dedicated to a single serial I/O channel. In order to comply with standard PC interface technology, a single-channel RJ45-to-D-Sub frontpanel adapter (CP-ADAP-RJ45-D5009/PC) can be connected to the frontend interface of each channel.
I/O channels. In order to provide separate serial I/O chan- nelling, a frontpanel adapter (CP-ADAP-CP345-DSUB50) can be connected to the 50pin frontend connector. This adapter terminates on the user side with four male 9-pin DSub connectors, one per serial I/O channel.
(center), rear I/O-capable variant (right). Note... The frontpanels of the CP345 rear-I/O modules are identical to those of the non-optoisolated or, respectively, of the optoisolated mainboard variants except for the fact that their lower ends are fastened to the rack by means of screws.
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CP345 Introduction 1.4 Technical Specifications Table 1-2: CP345 Technical Specification (Sheet 1 of 2) CP345 Specification RS-232, RS-422 and RS-485 Serial I/O Standards Four serial I/O channels, individually configurable via software Channels Siemens DSCC-4 (PEB 20534) Controller • asynchronous: max. 1 MBaud Data Rates (RS-232: max.
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• Optoisolated version: 180g (incl. CP345-TR1) • Rear-I/O version: 150g (without module) 1.5 Applied Standards 1.5.1 CE Compliance The PEP Modular Computers’ CompactPCI systems comply with the requirements of the following CE-relevant standards: • Emission EN50081-1 • Immission EN50082-2 •...
CP345-TR1, interfaced to the CP345 mainboard directly via the common serial interface, or via a rear I/ O module. In fact, a non-optoisolated variant of the CP345 can be equipped with rear-I/O connectivity.
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SPI interface utilized for communication purposes to the local EEPROM and CPLD logic device. The non-optoisolated standard variant of the CP345 serial I/O board is provided with a serial I/O connector block (four RJ45 connectors). Each of the RJ45 jacks is dedicated to a single serial I/O channel.
CP345 Functional Description 2.3 Functional Block Diagrams Figure 2-1: CP345 Functional Block Diagram (Non-Optoisolated Variants) PCI Bus Serial I/O Controller Common Serial Interface Logic EEPROM Transceivers Rear I/O Frontend I/O Rear I/O Legend Frontend I/O, Rear I/O: alternatively. For a functional block diagram of the rear I/O modules, please see the Rear I/O Modules chapter of this manual.
CP345 Functional Description Figure 2-2: CP345 Functional Block Diagram (optoisolated version) PCI Bus Serial I/O Controller Common Serial Interface Optoisolation Log ic EEPROM Tran sceivers (D-Sub) Legend RS__ _: R S2 32 o r RS 42 2 or R S 4 8 5 . E a c h c h a n n e l p r o - grammable individually.
2.4.1.1 Frontend Connector Block (Non-Optoisolated Board Variant) The standard non-optoisolated variant of the CP345 is equipped with a serial I/O con- nector block consisting of four RJ45 connectors which include the signals of channels 0 to 3. The pinouts of the RJ45 connectors are shown in the following table.
2.4.1.3 Frontend Connector (Optoisolated Board Variant) The transition module of the optoisolated variant of the CP345 is equipped with a 50-pin row female connector comprising the signals of serial I/O channels 0 to 3. The pinouts of the D-Sub connector are shown in the following table.
Connectors of 50-Pin-to-4x9-Pin Frontpanel Adapter In order to provide separate serial I/O channelling, a four-channel frontpanel adapter (CP-ADAP-CP345-DSUB50) can be connected to the 50-pin frontend connector of the optoisolated board variant. This adapter terminates on the user side with four male 9-pin D-Sub connectors which include the signals of channels 0 to 3.
CP345 Functional Description 2.4.3 PCI Interface All variants of the CP345 are equipped with the standard PCI interface connector J1. For its pinouts please refer to the PEP Modular Computers CompactPCI System Man- ual or to the CompactPCI Specification. 2.4.4 Rear I/O Interface The rear-I/O capable non-optoisolated board variant is provided with a PCI rear I/O interface connector J2.
To install the board, please proceed as follows: Ensure that the safety requirements indicated above are observed As required, ensure that the CP345-TR1transition module is properly installed (see appropriate documentation for configuration) Install the board in an appropriate slot and engage the retaining mechanism...
Board location within a system must be considered carefully. Depending on the number of CP345 boards, their locations in a given system and the operating system being used, appli- cation programs may have difficulty to identify boards properly. In particular, when configura- tion changes such as board replacement, movement to another slot etc.
In order to comply with standard PC interface technology, a single-channel RJ45-to-DSub frontpanel adapter (CP-ADAP-RJ45-D5009/PC) can be connected to the RJ45 frontend con- nector of each channel of the optoisolated variant of the CP345 mainboard (CP345-OPT) or the optoisolated rear I/O module (CP-RIO-345-OPT) of the rear-I/O capable board (CP345-RIO).
3.1.3 Rear I/O Module The rear I/O-capable variant of the CP345 is provided with a J2 connector for the transmission of the serial I/O via the CompactPCI backplane to a rear I/O module. A schematic view of the installation procedure is illustrated in the following figure.
This chapter includes a description of the rear I/O modules designed for operation with the rear I/O-capable board variant of the CP345 serial I/O controller board. The rear I/O mod- ules are designed to optimize the cabeling of a CP345 serial communications controller operating at the basic OSI levels, as it is described in the previous chapters of this manual.
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