Connector Signal Allocation

A.1 Interface (FC-SCA) Connector Signal Allocation

 

 

 

Table A.1

FC-SCA connector: CN1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pin No.

 

Signal

 

Signal

 

Pin No.

01

 

–EN bypass port A

 

+12V charge

 

21

02

 

+12V

 

GND

 

22

03

 

+12V

 

GND

 

23

04

 

+12V

 

+PortA_in

 

24

05

 

–Parallel ESI

 

–PortA_in

 

25

06

 

–Drive present

 

GND

 

26

07

 

Active LED out

 

+PortB_in

 

27

08

 

–Spindle sync

 

–PortB_in

 

28

09

 

Start_1/Mated

 

GND

 

29

10

 

Start_2/Mated

 

+PortA_out

 

30

11

 

–EN bypass port B

 

–PortA_out

 

31

12*

SEL-6

 

–DSK_WR

 

GND

 

32

13*

SEL-5

 

–DSK_RD

 

+PortB-out

 

33

14*

SEL-4

 

–ENCL_ACK

 

–PortB-out

 

34

15*

SEL-3

 

D(3)

 

GND

 

35

16

 

Fault LED out

 

SEL-2

 

D(2)

36*

17

 

DEV_CTRL_CODE2

 

SEL-1

 

D(1)

37*

18

 

DEV_CTRL_CODE1

 

SEL-0

 

D(0)

38*

19

 

+5V

 

DEV_CTRL_CODE0

 

39

20

 

+5V

 

+5V charge

 

40

Note: *1) Signal names in the right column of the table are those in parallel ESI operation.

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