
| Figure |
FLT Output | Used to indicate that a fault has occurred on one of the modules in the mainframe. Pins 1 and 2 |
(pins 1 and 2) | are the |
| fault has occurred, pin 1 is driven low with respect to pin 2 |
INH Input | Used to shut down the outputs of all modules in the mainframe that have been enabled to respond to |
(pin 3) | the remote inhibit function. Pin 3 is a high impedance input. The inhibit function is activated when this |
| input is driven low |
INH Common | Provides the common connection for the INH input. |
(pin 4) |
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After you have finished making all wire connections, replace the mating plug in the connector.
Figure 3-4 shows two simple applications for the INH input. The first is a "panic switch" that applies the INH input signal to both mainframes, which shuts down the modules simultaneously in both mainframes. The second application uses the INH input signal to shut down modules in the main mainframe. In this case, the modules in the main mainframe must be programmed to generate an FLT signal upon receipt of the INH signal. The FLT signal generated by the modules in the main mainframe is then applied to the RI input of the auxiliary mainframe.
Note | Software control of the RI function is described further in Chapter 5 of the module Programming Guide. |
Trigger Connections
Trigger connections are made to the BNC connectors on the rear panel as shown in Figure
Trigger IN | Allows |
Trigger OUT Provides a
24Connections