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OP8665 Interfaces Description
- Sylvain Ménard
Front Casing Interface
| A | DIGITAL IN | 32 channels split over two DB37 male connectors. Each connector can be connected to the digital input channels of the OPAL-RT real-time simulator via a pin to pin DB37 female to male cable |
|---|---|---|
| B | DIGITAL OUT | 32 channels split over two DB37 male connectors. Each connector can be connected to the digital output channels of the OPAL-RT real-time simulator via a pin to pin DB37 female to male cable |
| C | CAN BUS ONLY | 2 DB9 female connectors |
| D | ANALOG IN | Each connector can be connected to the analog output channels of the OPAL-RT real-time simulator via a pin to pin DB37 female to male cable |
| E | ANALOG OUT | Each connector can be connected to the analog input channels of the OPAL-RT real-time simulator via a pin to pin DB37 female to male cable. |
Controller Interface Board
The controller interface is divided into two identical sections: Section 1 on the right and Section 2 on the left. Each section can connect to one controller board. A single power source, located in Section 1, is used for both sections. The signals from the DB37 are equally distributed between both sections, according to the Pin Assignments table.
| A | Screw terminal area | connect to probe signals |
|---|---|---|
| B | Power On/Off Switch | 1 for each section, with green status LED |
| C | Power Input | 12V connector in Section 1 powers both sections |
| D | RS232 | 1 DB9 female for each section |
| E | USB to UART Adaptor | 1 USB connector for each section, with green status LED |
| F | TestPoint Area |
Test Point Area
By default, the OP8665 board has a probing area providing test points with an integrated 0 Ohm resistor: the user can probe the signals either before (PRE, HIL side) or after (POST, controller side) the signal break.
The OP8665 controller interface also has an available option to add a breakout area (with pins and jumpers) to open or short a signal. The user can move the jumper to an open/short position to simulate faults or to jump a signal.
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