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8 high resolution 16-bit analog outputs Unipolar or bipolar "voltage" outputs Full scale : 0 => 10V ; ± 10V Settling time 10µs (V = 10V) Remote adjustment 4 wires + buffer 10mA/channel "Current" outputs 0-20mA or 4-20mA (optional) Known level at power-up (0V) Preloading and synchronization of analog outputs possible On board analog supplies and current loops VME-ANSI/IEEE 1014 standard The ICV 716 is a slave board (A24/D16) allowing digital-to-analog conversion of 8 channels 16 bits. Each channel is provided with its own converter (DAC) which can be configured in unipolar (0 10V) or in bipolar (± 10V). The "current" option enables total generation of 0-20mA or 4-20mA current loops from a voltage of 30V supplied by the board. At switch on the state of the output is known and equal to 0V in unipolar and in bipolar. The presence of a double register at DACS’ level enables the notion of preloading and synchronous refreshing of the channels. n order to ensure accuracy over long distances, the channels are equipped with differential amplifiers with remote adjustment of the 4 wire type. 9 rue Georges Besse – BP 47 – 78330 FONTENAY LE FLEURY – FRANCE Tél.:(33) 1 30 58 90 09 fax:(33) 1 30 58 21 33 http://www.adas.fr 8 ANALOG OUTPUTS 16 BITS ICV 716

8 ANALOG OUTPUTS 16 BITS ICV 716 · 8 ANALOG OUTPUTS 16 BITS ICV 716 . ICV 716 SPECIFICATIONS (t = 25°C) TYPE 8 ANALOG OUTPUTS ... XXXX18 XXXX16 XXXX14 XXXX12 XXXX10 Channel 7 Channel

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8 high resolution 16-bit analog outputsUnipolar or bipolar "voltage" outputsFull scale : 0 => 10V ; ± 10V Settling time 10µs (V = 10V)Remote adjustment 4 wires + buffer 10mA/channel"Current" outputs 0-20mA or 4-20mA (optional)Known level at power-up (0V)Preloading and synchronization of analog outputs possibleOn board analog supplies and current loops VME-ANSI/IEEE 1014 standard

The ICV 716 is a slave board (A24/D16) allowing digital-to-analog conversion of 8 channels 16 bits.

Each channel is provided with its own converter (DAC) which can be configured in unipolar(0 10V) or in bipolar (± 10V).

The "current" option enables total generation of 0-20mA or 4-20mA current loops from a voltage of 30V supplied by the board.

At switch on the state of the output is known and equal to 0V in unipolar and in bipolar.

The presence of a double register at DACS’ level enables the notion of preloading and synchronous refreshing of the channels.

n order to ensure accuracy over long distances, the channels are equipped with differential amplifiers with remote adjustment of the 4 wire type.

9 rue Georges Besse – BP 47 – 78330 FONTENAY LE FLEURY – FRANCE Tél.:(33) 1 30 58 90 09 fax:(33) 1 30 58 21 33 http://www.adas.fr

8 ANALOG OUTPUTS 16 BITS ICV 716

ICV 716

SPECIFICATIONS (t = 25°C)TYPE 8 ANALOG OUTPUTS "VOLTAGE" OUTPUTS- Resolution 16 bits- Ranges Unipolar 0 --> 10V

Bipolar ± 10V - Configuration Per channel - Linearity ± 2 LSB - Monotonicity 15 bits - Drift (offset + gain) 15 ppm/°C- Remote adjustment 4 wire- Output current 10mA max. per channel (RL > 1K Ω ) - Short circuit protection Yes- Settling time 10µs (∆V = 10V at 0.02%) - State at switch on 0V - Coding Binary in unipolar

Binary offset in bipolar "CURRENT" OUTPUTS (Option BC) - Ranges 0-20mA or 4-20mA

(voltage output in unipolar 0 ---> 10V) - Linearity > 0.03 % - Accuracy > 0.08 % - Power supply of loops On board 30V (RL max. = 1.2K Ω ) - Settling time 20µs (∆I = 20mA) RL = 250 Ω - State at switch on 0 or 4mA VME INTERFACE - Transfers 16 bits slave board A24/D16 - Decoded space 32 words - Particularity Preloading and synchronization of outputs POWER SUPPLY - Voltage 5V / 3A PRESENTATION- Format VME double EUROPE / 4Te - Dimensions in mm (W x H) 233.35 x 160 - Front panel connectors 1 "D" 50 pin connector - Visualization Led of first access to board ENVIRONMENT - Operating temperature - 20°C to + 70°C - Storage temperature - 25°C to + 85°C - Relative humidity 90 % (without condensation) EUROPEAN NORMS EMC - EN 61326 - EN 55011 Class A CE Compliance ROHS - 2002/95/EC

HOW TO ORDER? ICV 716 "Voltage" Version

ICV 716/BC "Current" and "Voltage" Version ACCESSORIES - STB family terminal blocks STB 542, STB 6X2 + ACM / output modules - BCI family terminal blocks BCI 168- Cables WR 205

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ICV 716

SUMMARY

Chapter A Presentation.............................................4

A.1. Wiring and interconnection ..................................................................4

Chapter B Operation..................................................5

B.1. Memory space........................................................................................5

B.2. Register mapping ..................................................................................5

B.3. Unipolar or bipolar outputs ..................................................................7

B.3.1. Unipolar ......................................................................................7B.3.2. Bipolar.........................................................................................7

B.4. Remote regulation .................................................................................8

B.5. Current loops .......................................................................................10

Chapter C Implementation ......................................11

C.1. Installation............................................................................................11

C.2. VME interface.......................................................................................12

C.3. Output connector ................................................................................13

C.4. Addressing...........................................................................................14

C.5. Outputs configuration.........................................................................15

C.5.1. “Voltage” outputs ......................................................................15C.5.2. “Current” outputs.......................................................................15C.5.3. Remote regulation ....................................................................16

C.6. Settings ................................................................................................17

Chapter D ADAS coupling terminal block .............20

Appendix ...................................................................21

EQUIPMENT LAYOUT............................................................................................21

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Chapter A Presentation

The ICV 716 is a double Europe format VME board providing 8 analog 16-bit outputs.

The strong points of the product are:

Output configuration by channel,

status known at power-up,

remote regulation,

great precision and stability,

attractive cost.

A.1. Wiring and interconnection

If the reader wishes it, application examples of interconnections are given in the chapter Other Services "Wiring and Config" on our Web site.

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Chapter B Operation

B.1. Memory space

The ICV 716 occupies a memory space of 64 bytes on the VME.

The base address must be a 256 byte module.

It is addressable in the A24 / D16 space and responds to the modified address codes 39H and 3DH.

Microprocessor transfers are performed in 16-bit words only

The green LED lights up when the first access is made to the ICV 716after an initialization.

B.2. Register mapping

ADDRESS WRITE READ OBSERVATIONS

XXXX22 à 3F

XXXX20*

Redundancy

Channel 0 à 7 N.S.

Simultaneous loading of the 8 converters

XXXX1EXXXX1CXXXX1AXXXX18XXXX16XXXX14XXXX12XXXX10

Channel 7 Channel 6 Channel 5 Channel 4 Channel 3 Channel 2 Channel 1 Channel 0

Unipolar

or

bipolar

Channels register write without loading of converter(s)

XXXX0EXXXX0CXXXX0AXXXX08XXXX06XXXX04XXXX02XXXX00

Channel 7 Channel 6 Channel 5 Channel 4 Channel 3 Channel 2 Channel 1 Channel 0

range

readRegister write and loading of the converter of the channel involved

* : « Dummy » write at this address N.S. : Non Significant with a DTACK

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>>>UNIPOLAR OR BIPOLAR RANGE READ

A read at any address between 00 and 1E enables the range chosen for the channels to be known.

D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0

V7 V6 V5 V4 V3 V2 V1 V0

A bit at "0" means that the channel involved is in bipolar.

A bit at "1" means that the channel involved is in unipolar.

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The range of every channel is selected by the switch: SWXX1

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B.3. Unipolar or bipolar outputs

Each channel of the ICV 716 board can be configured in unipolar or

bipolar (SWXX1).

B.3.1. Unipolar

SWXX1 = Unipolar

Coding is in binary

FFFF = + 9,9998V

8000 = + 5,0000V

0000 = 0V

B.3.2. Bipolar

SWXX1 = Bipolar

Coding is in binary offset

FFFF = + 9,9996V

8000 = 0V

0000 = - 10V

>>>Note:

At power-up, the board has a voltage of 0V on output in both unipolar and bipolar.

XX = channel number from 0 to 7.

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B.4. Remote regulation

The ICV 716 board has a remote regulation for each channel in order to ensure the required precision at the terminals of the load.

This method called "4-wire" compensates power losses in the wires.

The diagram below illustrates the layout:

R2

-

+

R1

VdacR4

R3

I1

I2 S(-)

Vout (+)

S(+)

0V

PLAN

LOAD

Z4 Z2 Vout = Vdac ----------- x (----- + 1) Z3 + Z4 Z1

R4 + 2 R2 + Vout = Vdac ----------------- x (------------ + 1)

R3 + R4 + 2 R1 + 2

Si R1 = R2 = R3 = R4 = R

R + 2 R + Vout = Vdac ----------- x (---------- + 1)

2R + 2 R + 2

2R + 3Vout = Vdac x ------------

2R + 2

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The example below illustrates the gain in precision of 4-wire regulation

Let: R load = 2K Iout = 5mA

= 1

in INA 105 R1 = R2 =R3 = R4 = 25K

a) With a remote regulation

The error is 1/50000ème

b) Without remote regulation

Vdac = Vout = (2 x Iout) + Vload

whence Vload = Vdac - 2 I

For 10V Vload = 9,990V

Let an error of 1/1000 (50 time greater).

>>>Notes:

x (Iload + I1 + I2) = VCM

This common mode voltage is inhibited by the instrumentatioin amplifier.

The term 2 comes from the fact that there is twice the same current (I1 = I2) flowing in the resistance of the wire taking the ground reference.

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B.5. Current loops

In the industrial world, current loops are often used. They enable several items of equipment to be wired in series and the principle is unaffected by line power losses.

The "BC" version of the ICV 716 therefore offers the possibility of 8 "current loop" outputs.

Conditioning of the loops is complete and does not require any external power supply.

A DC/DC converter on the board supplies + 30V.

The outputs are configurable by strap in two ranges :

0 20mA ou 4 20mA

It should be noted that the unipolar voltage output 0 10V compulsory in this case is also available on the voltage output.

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Chapter C Implementation

C.1. Installation

The user will beforehand read the on-line available for consultation document on our Internet site in the chapter Other Services "Implementing":

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR

IMPLEMENTING ADAS PRODUCTS INSTRUCTIONS GENERALES DE

MISE EN OEUVRE DES PRODUITS ADAS

The frame must be turned off before plugging in the product.

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C.2. VME interface

VME INTERFACE USED BY THE ICV 716

PIN

P1

COLLUMN A

Mnemonic signal

COLLUMN A

Mnemonic signal

COLLUMN A

Mnemonic signal

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

D00D01D02D03D04D05D06D07GND

SYSCLKGNDDS1/DS0/

WRITE/GND

DTACK/GNDAS/

GNDIACK/

IACKIN/

IACKOUT/ * AM4A07A06A05A04A03A02A01N.U.+ 5V

N.U.N.U.N.U.

BG0IN/

BG0OUT/ *

BG1IN/

BG1OUT/ *

BG2IN/

BG2OUT/ *

BG3IN/

BG3OUT/ * N.U.N.U.N.U.N.U.AM0AM1AM2AM3GNDN.U.N.U.GNDN.U.N.U.N.U.N.U.N.U.N.U.N.U.N.U.+ 5V

D08D09D10D11D12D13D14D15GNDN.U.N.U.

SYSRESET/LWORD/

AM5A23A22A21A20A19A18A17A16A15A14A13A12A11A10A09A08N.U.+ 5V

* : Connected on the board

N.U. : Not used

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C.3. Output connector

The ICV 716 connections with the outside world are performed by means of a 50-pin “D” type female connector.

The table below describes the pins of J1:

HE 501-D 50pts HE 501-D 50pts

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BROCHE SIGNAL

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

SIGNAL

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

SIGNAL

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

BROCHEBROCHE

NC

S (-)

S (+)

S (-)

S (+)

S (-)

S (+)

S (-)

S (+)

S (-)

S (+)

S (-)

S (+)

S (-)

S (+)

S (-)

S (+)

I OUT

V OUT

I OUT

V OUT

I OUT

V OUT

I OUT

V OUT

I OUT

V OUT

I OUT

V OUT

I OUT

V OUT

I OUT

V OUT

NC

*

NC

*

NC

*

NC

*

NC

*

NC

*

NC

*

NC

*

NC

* = Ground V Out = Channel voltage output I Out = Current loop output S(-) = Regulating key (-) S(+) = Regulating key (+)

>>>Notes:

The output points are identical to the other ADAS boards - ICV 714 and

ICV 726.

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C.4. Addressing

As we have already seen, the board occupies a space of 256 bytes in A24 / D16.

The straps W1 to W16 enable the base address of the board to be set.

W16 W13 W12 W9 W8 W5 W4 W1

A23 A21 A20 A16 A15 A12 A11 A8

5 5 9 8

Example : 5 5 9 8

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C.5. Outputs configuration

C.5.1. “Voltage” outputs

The SWXX1 selector with 4 changeover switches enables the channel considered to be set to unipolar or bipolar.

The position of this selector switch is read back by the system to inform

the user of the configuration chosen 10V FS or 0 10V FS.

C.5.2. “Current” outputs

When the "BC" option is chosen, the "CURRENT" outputs are available.

The current loops are supplied by a DC/DC converter which supplies 30V.

Straps on WXX3 give the choice between 4-20mA or 0-20mA.

OUTPUT STRAPS

0-20mA

4-20mA

A-B and C-D

D-E

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C.5.3. Remote regulation

The board is delivered with a locally-wired teleregulation.

Remove WXX1 and WXX2 for a remote teleregulation.

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C.6. Settings

Each channel has:

An unipolar gain setting : PXX2

A bipolar gain setting : PXX3

An Unipolar offset setting : PXX4

A bipolar offset setting : PXX1

The board is adjusted and controlled in factory with equipments of high precision.

Before adjusting the settings, the user should make sure that this is really necessary.

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HE10 to 50-point “D” PIN ASSIGNMENT

HE10

50 pts

"D"

50 pts

HE10

50 pts

"D"

50 pts

1 3 5 7 9 1113151719212325272931333537394143454749

1 1835 3 2037 5 2239 7 2441 9 264311284513304715324917

2 4 6 8 101214161820222426283032343638404244464850

34 2 1936 4 2138 6 2340 8 2542102744122946143148163350

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50-point “D” to HE10 PIN ASSIGNMENT

"D"

50-pin

HE10

50-pin

"D"

50-pin

HE10

50-pin

"D"

50-pin

HE10

50-pin

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

1

4

7

10

13

16

19

22

25

28

31

34

37

40

43

46

49

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

3

6

9

12

15

18

21

24

27

30

33

36

39

42

45

48

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

2

5

8

11

14

17

20

23

26

29

32

35

38

41

44

47

50

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Chapter D ADAS coupling terminal block ed. 7 [

The board ICV 716 can be directly connected with several types of terminal blocks:

STB 542 :

Cabling via a cable WR205/XXX

STB 6X2 + output modules ACM : Voltage outputs with galvanic isolation of channels

>>>NOTE:

Old generation terminal blocks (STB 568 ; STB 570 ; STB 572) can also be connected.

On-line documentation of these products on : www.adas.fr

ADAS can design and manufacture other coupling terminal blocks for

the ICV 716.

ed. 7 ]

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Appendix

EQUIPMENT LAYOUT