Anaheim Installation, Installing the Board, Wiring to the CLCI2000, Address Settings

INSTALLATION

INSTALLING THE BOARD

The Board Mounts into an IBM PC Compatible Computer's 8 bit Expansion Slot. To install the Board, line the back of the board up with the card guide in the back of the computer. Gently but firmly press the board into the Expansion slot. Screw down the mounting bracket with the screw provided. If the computer does not have a card guide, be sure to secure the board in some fashion so that it will not touch any other boards or the metal case. The dimensions of the board are shown to the right.

WIRING TO THE CLCI2000

The CLCI2000 Series Indexers comes with either 1 or 2 37 Pin D-sub type connectors. These connectors contain signals that must be connected to the Driver to control the step motors. One simple way to do this is to buy the DPI65200 Series Driver Pack which allows the two to be connected by a simple 37 pin cable (good for 1 and 2 axis versions only). Another solution is to buy the AA2M37 Breakout Terminal Board. This takes a 37 Pin D-sub connector and 'breaks out' those pins into two strips of terminal blocks. Wires can then be inserted into the terminal blocks and can be connected to the Drivers and any other necessary devices. Another way is to make up a cable by soldering wires into a 'solder cup' type 37 Pin D-sub connector. The only wires that need to be connected are the wires being used.

ADDRESS SETTINGS

The Board will be sent from the factory with a HEX Base address setting of 300. This will be the setting necessary for the CLCI2004 Software. The CLCISUB1.BAS AND CLCI2000.CPP

LIBRARY FILES will support any address. There is a 5 pin dip switch on the

CLCI2000 to select the base address. This will enable the user to select any address between Hex 000 and Hex 3FF. The figure shown on the right is set for Base Address Hex 300. In Binary, this setting would be described as

11000. The leftmost digit (or bit) pertains to switch number 1 on the 5 pin dip switch. For a '1' setting, the switch should be 'OFF'. For a '0' setting, the

switch should be 'ON'. Below is a table for various Base Address Settings.

BASE	DIP SWITCH	BASE	DIP SWITCH
ADDRESS	SETTING	ADDRESS	SETTING
200	10000	300*	11000
220	10001	320	11001
240	10010	340	11010
260	10011	360	11011
280	10100	380	11100
2A0	10101	3A0	11101
2C0	10110	3C0	11110
2E0	10111	3E0	11111

*FACTORY SETTING

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