Installing the Output and AUX I/O Connector on the PXIe-4150
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Installing the Output and AUX I/O Connector on the PXIe-4150
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Ensure the AC power source is connected to the chassis.
Note The AC power cord grounds the chassis and protects it from electrical damage.
- Power off the chassis.
- Touch any metal part of the chassis to discharge static electricity.
- Slide the accessory plug into the corresponding jack on the front panel of the module until it is fully inserted.
- AUX I/O Connector
- OUTPUT Connector
Signal Name | Description |
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HI | HI force terminal connected to channel power stage (generates and/or dissipates power). Positive polarity is defined as voltage measured on HI > LO. |
LO | LO force terminal connected to channel power stage (generates and/or dissipates power). Positive polarity is defined as voltage measured on HI > LO. |
HI Sense | Voltage remote sense input terminals. Used to compensate for I x R voltage drops in cable leads, connectors, and switches. |
LO Sense | |
Shield GND | Chassis grounding. |
AUX I/O Connector Front Panel
Signal Name | Description |
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GND | Ground reference for AUX I/O. |
PFI <0 , 1 , 2> | Programmable Function Interface for digital timing and triggering. |
FAULT | Device fault status output. |
INHIBIT | Forces the PXIe-4150 output to an inhibited state when not shorted to ground. You can short this pin to ground using the pre-installed jumper to enable normal operation. |