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SonTek/YSI Argonaut-XR Technical Manual - HydroScientific West

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<strong>SonTek</strong>/<strong>YSI</strong><br />

54<br />

<strong>Argonaut</strong> Bulkhead Connector Wiring<br />

Pin number Wire color<br />

Function<br />

(RS232)<br />

Function<br />

(RS422)<br />

1 Red<br />

External power<br />

(12-24 V DC)<br />

External power<br />

(12-24 V DC)<br />

2 White Data Out Tx+<br />

3 Violet Data In Tx-<br />

4 Drain Drain Drain<br />

5 Yellow<br />

Battery power<br />

(7-15 V DC)<br />

Battery power<br />

(7-15 V DC)<br />

6 Green Not used Rx+<br />

7 Blue Not used Rx-<br />

8 Black Ground Ground<br />

When using RS232 serial communication, the user end of the power and communication cable is<br />

terminated with a DB9 connector for serial communication and a coaxial power plug for external<br />

DC input power. The DB9 connector is wired to be compatible with standard PC serial<br />

communication ports as shown in the table below. The coaxial power connector has the internal<br />

pin as positive and the outer shield as negative. Power from this plug is wired to pin 1, the<br />

external power supply pin, and can accept 12-24 V DC.<br />

RS232 Serial Communication DB9 Connector Wiring<br />

Pin # Signal Pin # Signal Pin # Signal<br />

1 Not used 4 Not used 7 Not used<br />

2 Data Out 5 Ground 8 Not used<br />

3 Data In 6 Not used 9 Not used<br />

When using RS422 serial communication, the power and communication cable is terminated<br />

with the same coaxial power plug and a DB25 connector wired for RS422. Systems configured<br />

for RS422 also include a RS232/RS422 converter and a DB25/DB9 converter; the end of this<br />

chain is a DB9 connector wired for RS232 as shown in the table above. This allows the cable to<br />

be plugged directly into a PC serial communication port.<br />

5.5.2. Splitter Cable and Dummy Plug – <strong>Argonaut</strong> <strong>XR</strong> and SL with Batteries<br />

<strong>Argonaut</strong> <strong>XR</strong> and SL systems with the external batteries use a special splitter cable to connect the<br />

battery housing to the <strong>Argonaut</strong>. This cable has three connectors. The first (8-pin male) connects<br />

to the <strong>Argonaut</strong>. The second (2-pin male) connects to the battery housing and supplies power to<br />

the <strong>Argonaut</strong>. The third (8-pin female) connects to the power and communication cable to<br />

configure the system and download data; it is terminated with a dummy plug during deployment.<br />

Figure 11 shows the wiring of the splitter cable. The connector part numbers shown are for<br />

Impulse underwater connectors; see §5.5.1 for contact information. The part number for the 2-pin<br />

bulkhead connector on the battery housing is Impulse LPMBH-2-FS (for information only).<br />

The dummy plug used with the splitter cable is manufactured by Impulse Enterprises, Inc.; the<br />

part number is DC-8-MP (with locking sleeve).<br />

<strong>Argonaut</strong> Operation <strong>Manual</strong> Firmware Version 7.9 (May 1, 2001)

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