Electrical Connectors; Power/Serial/Trigger Connection; Ethernet Connector - Scanivalve MPS4232 Hardware And Software Manual

MPS4232
Figure 4-3: Removable Input Headers
The O-rings supported in the header cavity should be
kept clean and watched to make sure they stay in place.
Replacement or additional headers can be purchase sepa-
rately as needed.

Electrical Connectors

The MPS4232 has two electrical connectors located
adjacent to each other on one end of the module. Both
connectors are TE Connectivity "Mini I/O" series and are
polarized to prevent improper connections. The connec-
tors are latching to ensure a reliable connection. To
disconnect the connectors, press down on the latch (shown
in Figure 4-4 below) and pull up on the connector.
Figure 4-4: Power/Ethernet Connector Latch

Power/Serial/Trigger Connection

The power/serial/trigger connector is located on the end of
the module. The connector is an TE Connectivity PLG 8P8C
Mini1. A flying leads cable is provided with each shipped
MPS. The Pin-Out diagram for the power connector can be
found in Figure 4-5.
Additional cables for the MPS modules can be ordered
from Scanivalve in any length up to 100 feet (30 meters).
Please see the Module Accessory Catalog for different cable
options and part numbers.
The MPS4232 requires +5-36Vdc power and will consume
no more than 3.5W.
Figure 4-5: Power/Serial/Trigger Pin-Out

Ethernet Connector

The primary means of communication with the MPS4232
module is the 100Base-T Ethernet port with MDIX auto-
crossing. The connector is an TE Connectivity PLG 8P8C
Mini1. A 3ft Ethernet extender cable (female RJ45) is
provided with each shipped MPS. The Ethernet Pin-Out
diagram is shown in Figure 4-6.
Additional cables for the MPS modules can be ordered
from Scanivalve in any length up to 100 feet (30 meters).
Please see the Module Accessory Catalog for different cable
options and part numbers.
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Section 4: Hardware
CAUTION! Do not make or break
the power connector with power
applied! Doing so risks damage to
the module.
2 4 6 8
1 3 5 7
Serial RX Y
Serial TX
G
Serial GND B
+T I R G B
T - I R G G
5-36 RTN W
5-36 VIN R
5-36 RTN
B
E L
1
R Y
2
R N
3
L U E
4
R N
5
H T
6
E D
7
L K
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