Philips ST7SB manual 3.2.2Connecting via the female HE10 connector, Male and female HE10 connector

3 - Configuring and Connecting to Your Socket Board ST7SB Socket Board User Guide

3.2.2Connecting via the female HE10 connector

When using this connection, power for the socket board can be provided by its power supply, or by your ST7-STICK. However, you must configure the POWER jumpers appropriately.

Note: No matter which option you choose for powering your socket board, your ST7-STICK’s power supply must be connected, as it cannot be powered by the socket board.

To connect to the female HE10 connector on your socket board:

1Plug the male HE10 connector on the ST7-STICK, into the female HE10 connector on the bottom of your socket board.

The male HE10 connector on the

top side of your ST7-STICK...

...connects to the female connector on the bottom of your ST7SB socket board.

Figure 5: Male and female HE10 connector

2Choose a power supply configuration (i.e. both tools powered by the ST7- STICK, or each tool powered by its own power supply) and set the POWER jumpers on your socket board to the appropriate position:

-Set POWER to 1 if the socket board is supplied by the ST7-STICK, as shown in Figure 4, inset A.

-Set POWER to 2 if the socket board is supplied by its own power supply as shown in Figure 4, inset B.

3Plug in the appropriate power supply, or power supplies. Once connected, the green Power LED should light up and remain lit.

You are ready to program your ST7 from the STVP7 interface on your host PC.

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