VXI 320222-01 Trigger Input Termination

Configuration and Installation Chapter 3

VXI-MXI User Manual 3-22 © National Instruments Corporation

The VXI-MXI must be installed in Slot 0 if you want to route the INTX CLK10 signal to the

VXIbus CLK10 signal. The CLK10 Source Select jumpers on the VXI-MXI must be set to

configure the VXI-MXI to receive the CLK10 because the INTX daughter card will now be

sourcing the clock signal. You can configure the VXI-MXI to be installed in any slot when the

INTX CLK10 Routing switches are enabled to map the VXIbus CLK10 signal to the INTX

connector.

Warning: Configuring more than one VXIbus device to drive the CLK10 lines or

configuring both the VXI-MXI and the INTX daughter card to drive CLK10

can damage the VXIbus backplane, the CLK10 drivers on the VXIbus devices,

or both.

Trigger Input Termination

The Trigger Input SMB connector can be terminated to 50 ohms by changing the position of

slide switch S5. See Figure 3-18.

None

S5

a. Trigger Input SMB not Terminated

to 50Ω (Default Setting)

50Ω Termination

None

S5

a. Trigger Input SMB Terminated to 50Ω

50Ω Termination

Figure 3-18. Trigger Input Termination Option Settings

Contents

Main Page Limited Warranty Copyright Trademarks Warning Regarding Medical and Clinical Use of National Instruments Products FCC/DOC Radio Frequency Interference Compliance Federal Communications Commission Canadian Department of Communications Instructions to Users Contents About This Manual Chapter 1 General Information Chapter 2 General Description Chapter 3 Configuration and Installation Chapter 4 Register Descriptions Chapter 5 Programming Considerations Page Figures Tables About This Manual Organization of This Manual How to Use This Manual Related Documentation Customer Communication Chapter 1 General Information Page Page Overview Front Panel Features What Your Kit Should Contain Optional Equipment Unpacking Chapter 2 General Electrical Characteristics VMEbus Modules Page Page VXI-MXI Functional Description General Description Chapter 2 VXI-MXI User Manual 2-6 National Instruments Corporation Daughter Card Connection VXIbus MXIbus Figure 2-1. VXI-MXI Block Diagram Page Page Page Chapter 3 Configuration and Installation Configuring the VXI-MXI Page Page The Metal Enclosure VXIbus Slot 0 Page VXIbus Logical Address VMEbus Request Level Configuration and Installation Chapter 3 a. Level 3 Requester (default) b. Level 2 Requester VXI-MXI User Manual 3-8 National Instruments Corporation VMEbus Timeout Value Figure 3-7. VMEbus Timeout Value Selection VMEbus Timeout Chain Position W7 VME BTO Chain Position W7 VME BTO Chain Position Figure 3-9. VMEbus Timeout; Multiple VXI-MXIs in Mainframe Configuration and Installation Chapter 3 VXI-MXI User Manual 3-12 National Instruments Corporation a. Slot 0 VXI-MXI without BTO, Figure 3-10. No VMEbus Timeout; Multiple VXI-MXIs in Mainframe b. Non-Slot 0 VXI-MXI without BTO, the VXI-MXI Closest to Slot 0, d. Non-Slot 0 VXI-MXI without BTO, the VXI-MXI Furthermost from Slot 0, Interlocked Arbitration Mode MXIbus System Controller Page MXIbus System Controller Timeout Figure 3-13. MXIbus System Controller Timeout Value Selection MXIbus Fairness Option Fairness Enabled Disabled CLK10 Source Chapter 3 Configuration and Installation Figure 3-15. CLK10 Source Signal Options National Instruments Corporation 3-19 VXI-MXI User Manual CLK10 Source Select W9 W9 CLK10 out SMBCLK10 in from SMB Chapter 3 Configuration and Installation Figure 3-17. INTX CLK10 Mapping Switches National Instruments Corporation 3-21 VXI-MXI User Manual a. CLK10 Mapping Disabled (Default Setting) W2 W3 INTX CLK10 Routing Trigger Input Termination None 50 Termination None 50 Termination Installing the VXI-MXI Hardware MXIbus Termination INTX Termination Installation Instructions Connecting the INTX Cable Connecting the MXIbus Cable Page System Power Cycling Requirements VMEbus Devices in VXIbus/MXIbus Systems Chapter 4 Register Descriptions Register Maps Register Sizes Register Description Format Hard and Soft Reset Page Figure 4-1. VXI-MXI Register Map VXIbus Configuration Registers VXIbus ID Register Page Device Type Register VXIbus Status/Control Register Page VXIbus Extender Registers MODID Register Logical Address Window Register Page Page Page A16 Window Map Register Page Page Page A24 Window Map Register Page Page Page A32 Window Map Register Page Page Page INTX Interrupt Configuration Register (on VXI-MXIs with INTX only) INTX Trigger Configuration Register (on VXI-MXIs with INTX only) INTX Utility Configuration Register (on VXI-MXIs with INTX only) Page Subclass Register MXIbus Defined Registers MXIbus Status/Control Register Page Page Page Page MXIbus Lock Register MXIbus IRQ Configuration Register Page Drive Triggers/Read LA Register Page Trigger Mode Selection Register Page Page Page Interrupt Status/Control Register Page Page Status/ID Register MXIbus Trigger Configuration Register Trigger Synchronous Acknowledge Register Trigger Asynchronous Acknowledge Register IRQ Acknowledge Registers Chapter 5 Programming Considerations System Configuration Planning a VXIbus/MXIbus System Logical Address Map Level 1 Level 2 Figure 5-1. VXIbus/MXIbus System with Multiframe RM on a PC Figure 5-2. VXIbus/MXIbus System with Multiframe RM in a VXIbus Mainframe Level 1 Level 2 Page Figure 5-3. Base and Size Combinations Figure 5-4. Address Range Allocation for Different Size Values Page Page Page Page Page Page MXIbus #1 MXIbus #2 MXIbus #3 Worksheets for Planning Your VXIbus/MXIbus Logical Address Map Page Page Page Page Page Chapter 5 Programming Considerations Figure 5-11. Logical Address Map Example with Alternative Worksheet National Instruments Corporation 5-19 VXI-MXI User Manual MXI#1 MXI#8 MXI#2 Planning a VXIbus/MXIbus System A16 Address Map Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Worksheets for Planning Your VXIbus/MXIbus A16 Address Map Page Page Page Page Page Multiframe RM Operation Configuring the Logical Address Window Page Page Configuring the A24 and A32 Addressing Windows Page Chapter 6 Theory of Operation VMEbus Address and Address Modifier Transceivers VXIbus System Controller Functions VMEbus Data Transceivers VMEbus Control Signals Transceivers VMEbus Requester and Arbiter Circuitry TTL and ECL Trigger Lines and CLK10 Circuitry SYSFAIL, ACFAIL, and SYSRESET Interrupt Circuitry Page Page Parity Check and Generation A32, A24, A16, and LA Windows VXI-MXI Configuration Registers MXIbus Master Mode State Machine Page Page Page MXIbus Slave Mode State Machine MXIbus Address/Data and Address Modifier Transceivers MXIbus System Controller Functions MXIbus Control Signals Transceivers MXIbus Requester and Arbiter Circuitry Page Page Appendix A Specifications Capability Codes VMEbus VXIbus MXIbus Electrical Environmental Physical Reliability Requirements Timing Master Mode Slave Mode Appendix B Mnemonics Key Page G Page O W Appendix C VXI-MXI Component Placement Removing the Metal Enclosure from the VXI-MXI Page Removing the INTX Daughter Card from the VXI-MXI Installing the INTX Daughter Card onto the VXI-MXI Appendix D Connector Descriptions MXIbus Connector Page INTX Connector Page Appendix E Configuring a Two-Frame System Configuring VXI-MXIs for a Two-Frame System Page Page Page Page Configuration Requirements for Two-Frame System BTO Unit Logical Addresses CLK10 Mapping Appendix F Customer Communication Technical Support Form VXI-MXI Hardware and Software Configuration Form National Instruments Products Other Products Documentation Comment Form Glossary ___________________________________________________ Symbols Page Page Page G H K Page N Page Page V W Index Page Page H J N O Page U V