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The outputs are optoisolated open-collector type. You can drive by them a relay in order to have a relay output (the
standard relay output CMX-RB is described in Chapter 7).
Fig. 5.2 summarize two of the possible output configurations available. In case (a) the relay coil is supplied at the V rl
voltage, that could be different from the CMX power supply voltage V d . In (b) the external LED is supplied at the voltage
V ld : this voltage too could be different from V d . It is however possible to supply both LEDs and relay coils at the same
voltage V d that supplies the CMX. Table 5.4 shows the output electrical characteristics.
Voltage - max
Current - max
To properly connect the output device, connect the positive polarity to the output device free end; the ground must be
common between the output device and the CMX power supply.
If you use a relay, a voltage suppression diode is needed to suppress the opening circuit voltage. The output board is
equipped with 24 such diodes. You can use them in groups of eight by setting ON the jumpers marked W25, W26,
W27 (see Table 5.5). When you use the internal voltage suppression diodes, the following precautions apply:
•
all the pins belonging to the same octet must be at the same voltage
•
the relay has to be driven at the CMX board power supply voltage
•
no external voltage suppression diode is required
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Table 5.4 - Output electrical characteristics
Data and design subject to change without notice. Supply subject to availability
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Value
V DC
mA
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