
ANALOG OUTPUT SECTION 14
Page 14-1 RPC-330
Figure 14-1 Analog Output
DESCRIPTION
Two optional analog output channels are available. They
can be configured to operate in one of three voltage
ranges. Voltage ranges are jumpered in hardw are using
W13 and W15. Outputs are located at P3 and are
designated as VO 0 and VO 1.
Voltage Vo 0 Vo 1
Range W13 W15
0 - 5V [4-5] [4-5]
0 - 10V [1-2] [1-2]
±5V [2-3] [2-3]
Installing a Channel
A MAX508 or AD7248 converter (P/N 1354) is used as
the D/ A. Channel 0 goes in socket U20 and channel 1
goes in socket U21.
Before installing a chip, ground yourself and make sure
power is removed. Align pin 1 on the chip to pin 1 on
the socket. Pin 1 on both the socket and IC is marked
with either a "1", dot, or notch.
Output a Voltage
The AOT command is used to send data to an analog
output. The syntax is:
AOT channel, value
channel specifies the analog channel to write data to and
is either a 0 or 1.
value is a number from 0 to 4095. The higher the
number, the more positive the output voltage.
The follow ing exam ples conver t a voltage to a num ber to
produce an output.
AOT c,409.5 * v 0-10V range
AOT c,819 * v 0-5V range
AOT c,v*819 + 2047.5 ±5V range
Noise Reduction
Analog outputs may be too noisy for some applications.
To reduce noise, simply add a 1 µF capacitor between
the output and ground.
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