Supplementary I/O Connector Instructions - Advantech PPC-IPS User Manual

Intelligent power system for pcs
Hide thumbs Also See for PPC-IPS:
Table of Contents

Advertisement

3.1

Supplementary I/O Connector Instructions

The following is detailed explanation of some of the I/O connectors.
B. Status indicator
BAT Charge
BAT Active
DC-IN
C&D. Control interface
PIN
Name
1
RX(RS232)
2
TX(RS232)
3
GND(RS232)
6
PS_ON(+)
7
PS_ON(-)
PPC-IPS interface: phoenix connect 7P 3.5 pitch
E. Time switch (for setting uninterrupted period)
The Time switch is used to set the waiting period (30s/360s) before sending the
PS_ON signal to shut down PC after AC power is off.
Warning! During this time the PPC-IPS will supply the PC with its battery to
ensure the loading PC works properly.
If the AC power resumes during this uninterrupted period (within 30s/
360s), the process for sending the PS_ON signal will be interrupted.
If the battery capacity is down to 15%, the PPC-IPS will immediately
send the PS_ON signal to turn off the loading PC. For this reason,
please ensure the battery has enough power.
The PPC-IPS has a software utility to adjust this period setting, and the
maximum uninterrupted period is strongly related with the loading PC
power consumption.
F&G. DC in/out
PIN
Name
1
DC-OUT(+)
2
DC-OUT(-)
3
NA
4
DC-IN(+)
5
DC-IN(-)
PPC-IPS User Manual
Bright
Dark
Battery is fully charged Battery is not charging Battery is charging
Battery ready
No battery detected
DC_IN ready
NO DC_IN
Type
Description
INPUT
Connect to PC (RS-232_TX)
OUTPUT
Connect to PC (RS-232_RX)
OUTPUT
Connect to PC PS_ON, control loading machine
system turn on or turn off
OUTPUT
Type
Description
OUTPUT
24V+/-10% Provide to PC
OUTPUT
INPUT
12V-30V DC Provide to IPS
INPUT
22
Blinking
Abnormal battery
PPC will switch off

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading

Table of Contents