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Table 8: AV200 user cable pin description
J1
Pin
Wire colour
from J1
Description
Terminate to
1
Black
J3-1, Red
2
Brown
3
Red
CAN+
J4
4
Orange
CAN-
5
Yellow
ERX-
J2-6, Green
6
Green
ERX+
J2-3, White/Green
7
Blue
ETX-
J2-2, Orange
8
Violet
ETX+
J2-1, White/Orange
9
Grey
I/O signal 2
J4
10
White
I/O signal 1
11
White/Black
Signal ground
12
White/Brown
PPS
13
White/Red
Signal ground
14
White/Orange
Supply-
J3-2, Black
15
White/Yellow
Shield Braid
Earth
Power lines should be correctly terminated and insulated and wired up with a fuse somewhere between
the unit and power source before being connected to a power source.
Ethernet configuration
To configure the AV200 for unrestricted data transmission it is necessary to use the Ethernet
connection. The operating system at the heart of the AV200 allows connection to the unit via FTP. The
use of FTP allows the user to manage the data logged to the unit; transferring or deleting files.
Configuration files for alternative configurations require FTP to put the configuration files on to the
AV200. The default username and password are both “user”.
The AV200 outputs its data over Ethernet using a UDP broadcast. The use of a UDP broadcast allows
everyone on the network to receive the data sent by the AV200. The data rate of the UDP broadcast is
100 Hz.
Each AV200 is configured with a static IP address, to enable communication by Ethernet. The default
IP address will have the following format:
192.168.196.1xx
Where
xx
is the last two digits of the unit’s serial number.
