Compaq NetPorty II manual Pin Signal Description, Powerv+

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Hardware

Connector

Pin

Signal

Description

1

nc

not connected

2

CAN_L

CAN_L bus line (dominant low)

3

CAN_GND

CAN ground

 

 

(connected on the cable shield)

4

nc

not connected

5

CAN_SHIELD

CAN ground

 

 

(connected on the cable shield)

6

POWER_GND

power supply input ground

7

CAN_H

CAN_H bus line (dominant

 

 

high)

8

nc

not connected

9

POWER_V+

power supply input +7..32V

The power input and the CAN lines are galvanic disconnect with a limit to ± 50V. There is an internal transzorb diode to limit the disconnect voltage.

If you don't need a galvanic disconnect, the pin 6 can be connected to pin 3 or 5.

The POWER_GND pin 6 is not connected with the CiA standard bus in every system. If the tool does not work, pin 6 could have to get connected to the power supply ground!

Version 1.03 3-7

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Contents Page Page Informatik und MikroElektronik Page Page Worldwide Representatives SI-KWADRAAT Actia SA NetPorty Glossary Literature LevelX API LevelX Demos PcCANControl Page Introduction Your I+ME NetPorty Mail info@ime-actia.de After-sales serviceSystem Requirements Delivery Contents General Characteristics of NetPorty Technical SpecificationsCan OptionsPage Installation Overview Installing the HardwareInstalling the Hardware If you start at serial port Driver installation Installing the SoftwareApplication installation If you start at parallel port ProblemsInfo Hardware Micro controller NetPorty II internal buffers MemoryProtocol Interface Optical interface Physical Interface1 9pol sub-min-D male 1.1 1 can Channel ConnectorPOWERV+ Pin Signal DescriptionPinning for more than 1 can channel More than 1 can ChannelUniOut2 Connected to Port 2 25pol sub-min-D male Connector definitionCable set for serial connection Power Connector for NetPorty Power SupplyTroubleshooting & Techn. Support For developers What to do if you have problemsTroubleshooting Techn. Support System crashes when the Key is inserted or removed Non-Supported Pcmcia Drives How to use Using a printer and NetPorty II under Win Troubleshooting Techn. Support Glossary Adapter GlossarySYSTEM.INI Page Literature Literature