Innotech Genesis V4 System - Manual (Page 35)

Installation Instructions for Innotech Genesis Systems
Edition 011100 3-9
Table 3-5. Genesis II Digital Controller Analogue Outputs.
TERMINAL SIGNAL TERMINAL SIGNAL
65 AO1 77 AO5
66 AO2 78 AO6
67 AO3 79 AO7
68 AO4 80 AO8
69 Common 81 Common
70 Common 82 Common
71 Common 83 Common
72 Common 84 Common
73 AO9 85 AO13
74 AO10 86 AO14
75 AO11 87 AO15
76 AO12 88 AO16
3-3.1.6. Pulse Counter Inputs. A single, high-speed digital input is provided to
facilitate the counting of rectangular wave signals (0-12Vdc, from DC up to 25kHz). Refer
to Table 3-6 for terminal number assignments. Terminals 37 and 38 provide 12Vdc power
to the pulse source, if required. Terminals 39 and 40 are the pulse-input terminals. The
input is polarity sensitive so it is important that correct polarity be observed.
Table 3-6. Pulse Counter Input Terminals.
TERMINA
L
SIGNAL
37 +12Vdc to Pulse Source
38 –12Vdc to Pulse Source
39 + Pulse Input
40 – Pulse Input
3-3.1.7. LEM/REM Connector. The LEM/REM connector is a 10-pin ribbon cable
connector that provides access between the Digital Controller and the expansion modules.
NOTE
When expansion modules are used with a Digital Controller, LEMs
and REMs must not be mixed. Modules used may be either LEMs or
REMs, but not both.
Connectors along the cable are spaced at 150mm intervals; therefore it is critical that the
LEMs are located as close as possible to the Digital Controller and to each other.
REMs access to the Digital Controller is through a GENII RMI Remote Module Interface
Unit. The RMI is installed close to the Digital Controller and connects to it by a short