Definition Of Application; Intended Use; Usage Restrictions; General Description Of The Board - Addi-Data APCI-1710 Technical Description

APCI-1710
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DEFINITION OF APPLICATION

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Intended use

The board APCI-1710 must be inserted in a PC with PCI 5V/32-bit slots,
which is used as electrical equipment for measurement, control and
laboratory use as defined in the norm IEC 61010-1.
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Usage restrictions

The board APCI-1710 must not to be used as safety related part for securing
emergency stop functions.
The board APCI-1710 must not be used in potentially explosive
atmospheres.
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General description of the board

Data exchange between the APCI-1710 board and the peripheral is to occur
through a shielded cable. The cable ST370-16 must be connected to the
50-pin SUB-D male connector of the APCI-1710 board
The board has:
1. up to 16 differential inputs for 5 V signal acquisition.
The inputs (RS422) are intended to be connected to incremental
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encoders. They can also be used as TTL inputs.
24 V version (APCI-1710-24): these inputs can also be used for
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processing 24 V signals.
2. up to 12 mass-related inputs which can be operated for any function
provided they are used within the defined limit values.
Option: these inputs can also be adapted for processing 5 V signals.
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3. up to 12 outputs for the emission of 5 V or 24 V signals. (in this case 20
inputs are available on the board.)
Up to 8 differential outputs (RS422) can be connected to SSI
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(Synchronous Serial Interface) encoders.
The other 4 mass-related outputs can be processed by any function
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provided they are used within the defined limit values.
Option: The 4 mass-related 24 V outputs can also be operated for the
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processing of 5 V TTL signals.
The board APCI-1710 consists of 4 "function modules". Digital inputs and
outputs are allocated to each function module. For each module 8 channels
are available: See block diagram of the inputs and outputs.
Definition of application
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