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Control Signal Wiring from <strong>Quanser</strong> <strong>Analog</strong><br />

<strong>Output</strong>s to Voltage-to-Current Converter Inputs<br />

<strong>Quanser</strong> <strong>Analog</strong> <strong>Output</strong><br />

<strong>Connections</strong><br />

<strong>Analog</strong> Ouput 2<br />

(AO2)<br />

<strong>Analog</strong> Ouput 1<br />

(AO1)<br />

<strong>Quanser</strong> MultiQ<br />

Terminal Board<br />

<strong>Analog</strong> Ouput 0<br />

(AO0)<br />

1


Voltage-to-Current Converters<br />

J2<br />

J3<br />

J1<br />

Note: these<br />

modules are<br />

numbered<br />

according to the<br />

joint that they<br />

control (i.e. J1<br />

controls joint 1).<br />

<strong>Quanser</strong> <strong>Analog</strong> <strong>Output</strong> Wiring<br />

Pin out of the 9 pin connection between the analog output<br />

connections of the <strong>Quanser</strong> MultiQ board and SAMII’s<br />

existing voltage-to-current converters:<br />

<strong>Analog</strong><br />

<strong>Output</strong><br />

Connection<br />

Voltage to<br />

current<br />

module<br />

Pin<br />

# Function Wire color<br />

1 Joint 1 + Green AO 0 + J1 +<br />

6 Joint 1 - Black/Green AO 0 - J1 -<br />

2 Joint 2 + White AO 1 + J2 +<br />

7 Joint 2 - Black/White AO 1 - J2 -<br />

3 Joint 3 + Red AO 2 + J3 +<br />

8 Joint 3 - Black/Red AO 2 - J3 -<br />

Note: black/green denotes a solid black wire that is paired with the green<br />

wire in a foil wrapper i.e. the black wire associated with the green wire, not<br />

a black wire with a green stripe (the same is true for black/red and<br />

black/white).<br />

2


Male 9-Pin Pin Out<br />

Pin 1: AO0/J1 +<br />

(green)<br />

Pin 2: AO1/J2 +<br />

(white)<br />

Pin 3: AO2/J3 +<br />

(red)<br />

Pin 6: AO0/J1 -<br />

(black/green)<br />

Pin 7: AO1/J2 -<br />

(black/white)<br />

Pin 8: AO2/J3 -<br />

(black/red)<br />

Female 9 Pin Pin Out<br />

Pin 3: AO2/J3 +<br />

Pin 1: AO0/J1 +<br />

Pin 2: AO1/J2 +<br />

Pin 8: AO2/J3 -<br />

Pin 6: AO0/J1 -<br />

Pin 7: AO1/J2 -<br />

3


Male/Female Mirror Image Pin Out<br />

Pin 1 Pin 5<br />

Pin 1<br />

Pin 6<br />

Pin 9<br />

Pin 6<br />

Sorry if this is completely obvious and unnecessary, but I<br />

want to be totally explicit in my documentation.<br />

Voltage-to-Current Module<br />

<strong>Connections</strong> for Joint 1<br />

J1 +<br />

Green<br />

J1 -<br />

Black<br />

4


Voltage-to-Current Module<br />

<strong>Connections</strong> for Joints 2 & 3<br />

J2 +<br />

White<br />

J2 -<br />

Black<br />

J3 +<br />

Red<br />

J3 -<br />

Black<br />

5

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