IBM CIO-DIO48H Connecting the board for I/O operations, Connectors, cables - main I/O connector

Models: CIO-DIO48H

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Connecting the board for I/O operations

CIO-DIO48H User's Guide

Installing the CIO-DIO48H

Connecting the board for I/O operations

Connectors, cables – main I/O connector

The table below lists the board connector, applicable cables, and compatible accessory products.

Board connector, cables, and accessory equipment

Connector type

50-pin shrouded male header

Compatible cables

C50FF-x

Compatible accessory products

CIO-TERM100

with the C50FF-x cable

CIO-SPADE50

 

CIO-MINI50

 

SSR-RACK24, SSR-RACK48

 

CIO-ERB24, CIO-ERB48

Pinout – main I/O connector

The CIO-DIO48H connector is a 50-pin male shrouded header connector that is accessible through the PC/AT expansion bracket.

GND

50

49

+5V

FIRSTPORTC Bit 0

48

47

FIRSTPORTC Bit 1

FIRSTPORTC Bit 2

46

45

FIRSTPORTC Bit 3

FIRSTPORTC Bit 4

44

43

FIRSTPORTC Bit 5

FIRSTPORTC Bit 6

42

41

FIRSTPORTC Bit 7

FIRSTPORTB Bit 0

40

39

FIRSTPORTB Bit 1

FIRSTPORTB Bit 2

38

37

FIRSTPORTB Bit 3

FIRSTPORTB Bit 4

36

35

FIRSTPORTB Bit 5

FIRSTPORTB Bit 6

34

33

FIRSTPORTB Bit 7

FIRSTPORTA Bit 0

32

31

FIRSTPORTA Bit 1

FIRSTPORTA Bit 2

30

29

FIRSTPORTA Bit 3

FIRSTPORTA Bit 4

28

27

FIRSTPORTA Bit 5

FIRSTPORTA Bit 6

26

25

FIRSTPORTA Bit 7

SECONDPORTC Bit 0

24

23

SECONDPORTC Bit 1

SECONDPORTC Bit 2

22

21

SECONDPORTC Bit 3

SECONDPORTC Bit 4

20

19

SECONDPORTC Bit 5

SECONDPORTC Bit 6

18

17

SECONDPORTC Bit 7

SECONDPORTB Bit 0

16

15

SECONDPORTB Bit 1

SECONDPORTB Bit 2

14

13

SECONDPORTB Bit 3

SECONDPORTB Bit 4

12

11

SECONDPORTB Bit 5

SECONDPORTB Bit 6

10

9

SECONDPORTB Bit 7

SECONDPORTA Bit 0

8

7

SECONDPORTA Bit 1

SECONDPORTA Bit 2

6

5

SECONDPORTA Bit 3

SECONDPORTA Bit 4

4

3

SECONDPORTA Bit 5

SECONDPORTA Bit 6

2

1

SECONDPORTA Bit 7

Figure 2. I/O connector pin-out

All the digital inputs and outputs are TTL. Under normal operating conditions, the voltages on the I/O pins range from near 0 volts for the low state, to near 5 volts for the high state. The voltages and currents of external devices usually exceed these values. Because of this, external relays are usually employed to handle higher current and voltage loads.

In addition to load matching, digital signal sources often need to be filtered or "de-bounced". Refer to the Guide to Signal Connections for information on digital interfacing. This document is available at www.mccdaq.com/signals/signals.pdf

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IBM CIO-DIO48H manual Connecting the board for I/O operations, Connectors, cables - main I/O connector