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There is only one method to supply your USC-3 card with power.
Externally via the 37-Pin Laser, I/O connector.
The USC card needs up to three power supplies which are provided via the 37-pin connector of the USC card:
1.USC Main Power
2.USC Opto-coupled outputs and inputs (OPTO_OUT and OPTO_IN)
3.Optionally: Opto-coupled Laserports
Power Supply |
USC 37-pin connector |
Input [Volts] |
Default State |
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USC Main |
EXT_VCC |
pin 24 |
+ 5 |
Not powered. |
GND |
pins 14, 15, 25 |
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USC OPTO_OUT |
OPTO_VCC |
pin 5 |
+ 5 .. + 24[a] |
Not powered. |
OPTO_GND |
pin 6 |
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USC Laser-Ports |
EXT_LASER_VCC |
pin 11 |
+ 5 |
Powered via USC main. |
EXT_LASER_GND |
pin 30 |
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Table 8: USC Power Connection
[a]: Usually the laser requires 5V signals. If needed the Opto_VCC can be supported with up to 24V.
When you power up the USC-3 card, the green LED will flash constantly and then stay steady. The blue LED is on as well.
After finishing the power supply you can continue with the wiring of the laser connection.