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Chapter 3

Signal Connections

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ER-8/16 User Manual

Warning: K

EEP AWAY FROM LIVE CIRCUITS

.  

DO NOT REMOVE THE TOP COVER

 of the

ER-8/16 when it is operating or is powered on.  If signal wires are connected to
the ER-8/16, dangerous voltages may exist even when the equipment is turned
off.  To avoid dangerous electrical shock, do not perform procedures involving
cover removal unless you are qualified to do so.  Before removing the cover make
sure that the computer and the power supply are turned off and that the signal
wires connected to the screw terminals do not contain live voltages.

2. Remove the ER-8/16 top cover by placing a screwdriver in the groove at the bottom of the

ER-8/16 and rotating the screwdriver.

3. Install the contact protection, preferably across the load, if your load is inductive.  Refer to

the Contact Protection for Inductive Loads section earlier in this chapter.  For additional

information refer to Appendix C, Contact Protection.

4. Connect the wires to the screw terminals.

5. Bundle the wires at the rear end of the ER-8/16 and use a tie-wrap to tie them together.

6. Replace the top cover so that the bundled wires fall within the smaller rectangular hole in the

top cover.

7. Tighten the top cover by fastening the screws to the bottom cover.

Internal Connectors

There are two 26-pin connectors marked IN and OUT on the ER-8/16 PWB.  These connectors

are visible when you remove the top cover.

Warning: K

EEP AWAY FROM LIVE CIRCUITS

.  

DO NOT REMOVE THE TOP COVER

 of the

ER-8/16 when it is operating or is powered on.  If signal wires are connected to
the ER-8/16, dangerous voltages may exist even when the equipment is turned
off.  To avoid dangerous electrical shock, do not perform procedures involving
cover removal unless you are qualified to do so.  Before removing the cover make
sure that the computer and the power supply are turned off and that the signal
wires connected to the screw terminals do not contain live voltages.

The internal connectors expand the switching system to 24 or 32 channels with the minimum

number of cables or accessories.  Use the IN connector to interface the ER-8 with the SC-205X

Series cable adapters so you can interface your ER-8 to the Lab or MIO boards.

Warning:  If you are using the IN internal connector, 

DO NOT

 connect a cable to any of the

front connectors.

Connecting the cable to the wrong connector can damage the ER-8/16 or your
DAQ device.  National Instruments is 

NOT

 liable for any damages resulting from

such connections.

Summary of Contents for ER-16

Page 1: ...nderutilized and idle equipment along with credit for buybacks and trade ins Custom engineering so your equipment works exactly as you specify Critical and expedited services Leasing Rentals Demos In...

Page 2: ...ght 1995 1996 National Instruments Corporation All Rights Reserved ER 8 16 User Manual An 8 Channel or 16 Channel SPDT Relay Accessory for Data Acquisition Boards December 1996 Edition Part Number 371...

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Page 4: ...amages arising out of or related to this document or the information contained in it EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED HEREIN NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS MAKES NO WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS A...

Page 5: ...or application designer Any use or application of National Instruments products for or involving medical or clinical treatment must be performed by properly trained and qualified medical personnel an...

Page 6: ...ation 2 4 Connecting the ER 8 16 to Your DAQ Device 2 5 Chapter 3 Signal Connections 3 1 Front Connectors 3 1 Using DIO 24 Devices 3 1 Using DIO 32 Boards 3 2 Power Supply 3 2 Channel Connections 3 3...

Page 7: ...truments Corporation Appendix A Specifications A 1 Appendix B I O Connectors B 1 Appendix C Contact Protection C 1 Appendix D Takamisawa VE Series Relay Technical Data D 1 Appendix E Customer Communic...

Page 8: ...ultifunction DAQ Devices 3 10 Figure 4 1 ER 8 16 Block Diagram 4 2 Figure 4 2 ER 8 16 Onboard Equivalent Circuit 4 3 Figure B 1 The DIO 24 Connector B 1 Figure B 2 The DIO 32 Connector B 3 Figure B 3...

Page 9: ...s organized as follows Chapter 1 Introduction describes the ER 8 16 lists what you need to get started and optional equipment describes software support and explains how to unpack the ER 8 16 Chapter...

Page 10: ...ments digital I O devices such as the AT DIO 32F NB DIO 24 NB DIO 96 NB DIO 32F PC DIO 24 DAQCard DIO 24 and PC DIO 96 unless otherwise noted DIO 24 device DIO 24 device refers to the National Instrum...

Page 11: ...D is used in this manual to refer to port D or port 3 as in your NI DAQ manuals Abbreviations acronyms metric prefixes mnemonics symbols and terms are listed in the Glossary National Instruments Docu...

Page 12: ...vant pieces of the system Consult these guides when you are making your connections Customer Communication National Instruments wants to receive your comments on our products and manuals We are intere...

Page 13: ...g and control applications The ER 8 16 operates with full functionality with most National Instruments digital I O products It also interfaces with the Lab and MIO boards using the SC 205X Series cabl...

Page 14: ...s catalog or call the office nearest you Refer to Chapter 3 Signal Connections for additional information on cabling connectors and adapters Software The ER 8 16 requires no additional software beyond...

Page 15: ...normally open NO contact that connects to the COM contact when the digital line is high The contacts are break before make so that all three contacts are never shorted The ER 8 16 is an accessory to N...

Page 16: ...9 2 3 4 5 6 11 10 1 Power LED 4 Channel 1 Relay 7 J8 EXT power supply conn 10 J2 26 pin IN conn 2 SW1 power supply switch 5 Screw Terminals 8 J3 26 pin OUT conn 11 J1 DIO 24 and 3 Channel 1 LED 6 Sur...

Page 17: ...ntact for the channels 1 through 16 6 Surge Protector Pads The M 1 16 pads across NC and COM contacts are for protecting the relay contacts from inductive loads A resistor and capacitor combination ca...

Page 18: ...do not contain live voltages DO NOT OPERATE DAMAGED EQUIPMENT The safety protection features built into your ER 8 16 can become impaired if it is damaged in any way If necessary return the unit to Na...

Page 19: ...other contaminants with deionized water and a stiff nonmetallic brush The unit must be completely dry and free from contaminants before returning to service Connecting the ER 8 16 to Your DAQ Device...

Page 20: ...ing refer to Chapter 3 Signal Connections 4 Switch the 5 V power supply switch SW1 to the correct position either INT or EXT The switch position depends on the number of channels and the type of DAQ d...

Page 21: ...is test National Instruments is NOT liable for any damages resulting from such connections If the ER 8 16 does not respond to the control signals check your cable connections and try again If the test...

Page 22: ...onnecting or disconnecting any additional signal DO NOT attempt to connect your ER 8 16 to any connector for which it is not designed Incorrect connection can damage your ER 8 16 or the host computer...

Page 23: ...OT liable for any damages resulting from such connections You can control a maximum of 32 channels using the DIO 32 connector and two ER 16s Daisy chain one ER 16 to the other ER 16 using the NB7 cabl...

Page 24: ...u will need an external 5 V power supply Warning Connecting the cable to the wrong connector can damage the ER 8 16 or your DAQ device National Instruments is NOT liable for any damages resulting from...

Page 25: ...hannels ground or any other point on the printed wire board PWB Channel Isolation All contacts have a working voltage of 250 VAC or 30 VDC This product complies with IEC 1010 for Voltage Installation...

Page 26: ...determine the placement of each arc suppressor refer to Tables 3 1 and 3 2 which list the channel and suppressor pad assignments V Inductive Load VDC Flyback Diode COM NO NC Relay Figure 3 1 Contact...

Page 27: ...shows how to connect a transient voltage suppressor for AC and DC inductive loads Relay NC1 COM1 Inductive Load NO1 M1 N1 Arc Suppressor Pads r c r c Figure 3 2 Arc Suppressor Pad Locations for Chann...

Page 28: ...undled wires fall within the smaller rectangular hole in the top cover 7 Tighten the top cover by fastening the screws to the bottom cover Internal Connectors There are two 26 pin connectors marked IN...

Page 29: ...through the NB7 cable to the expanded system Warning Connecting the cable to the wrong connector can damage the ER 8 16 or your DAQ device National Instruments is NOT liable for any damages resulting...

Page 30: ...8 Channel Relay Control NB1 Cable NB1 Cable Port AA Port AB Port AC Port BA Port BB Port BC ER 16 ER 8 DIO 96 Boards ER 16 ER 8 ER 16 ER 8 ER 16 ER 8 OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN NB7 Cable NB7 Cable NB...

Page 31: ...ort B Port C SC 2055 ER 8 ER 8 DAQCard 700 PC LPM 16 ER 8 SC 2053 1200 Series Lab Boards Port A SC 2053 PC AO 2DC ER 8 ER 8 Port B Port A ER 8 or other 8 channel accessories ER 8 or other 8 channel ac...

Page 32: ...ght SPDT relays controlled by eight digital lines connected to the ER 8 Each of these relays has an NC contact that is connected to the COM contact when the corresponding digital output line is low an...

Page 33: ...13 CH13 COM 13 NC 13 NO 14 CH14 COM 14 NC 14 NO 15 CH15 COM 15 NC 15 NO 16 CH16 COM 16 NC 16 CH1 RELAY CH2 RELAY CH3 RELAY CH4 RELAY CH5 RELAY CH6 RELAY CH7 RELAY CH8 RELAY 24 Power Lines 24 Power Lin...

Page 34: ...t connections For additional information on signal connections refer to Chapter 3 Signal Connections Relay Channels Figure 4 2 shows the onboard equivalent circuit for the ER 8 16 When the channel rec...

Page 35: ...l same phase Switching current 3 A max per channel 40 A max for ER 16 all channels 24 A max for ER 8 all channels Channel on resistance 100 m Contact material Silver nickel alloy Life2 Mechanical 10 0...

Page 36: ...4 and DIO 32 50 pin male latching type ribbon cable front connectors Internal IN and OUT 26 pin male latching type ribbon cable internal connectors Channel screw terminals 24 for ER 8 16 AWG wire max...

Page 37: ...O 24 Connector PC7 1 2 NC PC6 3 4 NC PC5 5 6 NC PC4 7 8 NC PC3 9 10 NC PC2 11 12 NC PC1 13 14 NC PC0 15 16 NC PB7 17 18 NC PB6 19 20 NC PB5 21 22 NC PB4 23 24 NC PB3 25 26 GND PB2 27 28 GND PB1 29 30...

Page 38: ...annels 7 through 0 Each of these pins controls the relay channel A digital high on these pins connects the COM contact of a channel to the NO contact of that channel A digital low on these pins connec...

Page 39: ...6 PD7 PD2 7 8 PD5 PC5 9 10 PC7 PC3 11 12 PC1 PC2 13 14 PC0 PC6 15 16 PC4 NC 17 18 NC NC 19 20 NC NC 21 22 NC NC 23 24 NC NC 25 26 GND NC 27 28 GND NC 29 30 GND NC 31 32 GND NC 33 34 GND PA4 35 36 PA6...

Page 40: ...lay channel of the daisy chained ER 8 or ER 16 A digital high on these pins connects the COM contact of a channel to the NO contact of that channel A digital low on these pins connects the COM contact...

Page 41: ...cription 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 PB 7 0 Port B Channels 7 through 0 Each of these pins controls the relay channel A digital high on these pins connects the COM contact of a channel to the NO contact o...

Page 42: ...digital low on these pins connects the COM contact of a channel to the NC contact of that channel 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 PC 7 0 Port C Channels 7 through 0 These signals are for daisy chaining to ano...

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Page 49: ...y Technical Data This appendix contains a manufacturer data sheet for the relays used on the ER 8 16 Copyright Farnell Electronics Inc 1995 Reprinted with permission of copyright owner All rights rese...

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Page 56: ...iciently If you are using any National Instruments hardware or software products related to this problem include the configuration forms from their user manuals Include additional pages if necessary N...

Page 57: ...d Yes or No _________________________________________________________ SC 205X Series Cable Adapter _________________________________________________________ Yes or No PC Plug in Card or DAQCard ______...

Page 58: ...er 1996 Part Number 371197A 01 Please comment on the completeness clarity and organization of the manual If you find errors in the manual please record the page numbers and describe the errors Thank y...

Page 59: ...ng current AWG American Wire Gauge C Celsius cm centimeters COM common DAQ data acquisition DC direct current EXT external GND ground Hz hertz in inches INT internal I O input output LED light emittin...

Page 60: ...sary 2 National Instruments Corporation PD port D pin PWB printed wire board RAM random access memory s seconds SPDT single pole double throw V volts VAC volts alternating current VDC volts direct cur...

Page 61: ...16 to DAQ devices ER 8 16 front connector figure 2 7 procedural steps 2 5 to 2 6 connectors ER 8 16 front connector figure 2 7 front connectors exceeding maximum ratings warning 3 1 for DIO 24 devices...

Page 62: ...d 1 1 optional equipment 1 2 software 1 2 unpacking 1 2 F fax technical support E 1 front connectors exceeding maximum ratings warning 3 1 for DIO 24 devices 3 1 to 3 2 for DIO 32 boards 3 2 fuses des...

Page 63: ...E series relay technical data D 1 theory of operation 4 3 S safety information for ER 8 16 2 4 SC 205X series using with ER 8 16 3 8 screw terminals description table 2 3 parts locator diagram 2 2 set...

Page 64: ...SW1 power supply switch description table 2 3 parts locator diagram 2 2 T Takamisawa VE series relay technical data D 1 technical support E 1 theory of operation block diagram 4 2 digital interface 4...

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