Internal Auxiliary I/O Connector - Matrox Helios Series Installation And Hardware Reference

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124 Appendix B: Technical information
Pin
Signal
6
GND
7
P0_OPTO_AUX_IN0+
8
P0_LVDS_AUX_IN0+
9
NC
To build your own cable, you can purchase the following parts:
Manufacturer:
Connector:
Backshell:
These parts can be purchased from third parties such as Digi-Key Corporation
(www.digikey.com).

Internal auxiliary I/O connector

The internal auxiliary I/O connector is a 50-pin low-profile IDC connector. It is
used to transmit timing and synchronization signals, and transmit/receive
auxiliary signals. The connector is located on the edge of the board, making the
signals accessible from inside the computer enclosure.
The pinout for this connector is as follows. Refer to the description of the external
auxiliary I/O connectors to establish if an auxiliary signal is specific to an
independent acquisition path and the type of signals that can be routed onto it.
Pin B1
Pin A1
Description
Ground.
Opto-isolated auxiliary input 0 for acq. path 0 (positive).
Supported signals: trigger input 0, user input 0, field input.
LVDS auxiliary input 0 for acq. path 0 (positive).
Supported signals: trigger input 0, user input 5, field input, or
quadrature input bit 0.
Not connected.
NorComp, Inc.
172-E09-102-031
970-009-010-011
Pin B25
Board side
Pin A25

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