Operation/Reference Guide NXP-CPI16 NetLinx Custom Panel Interface Custom Panel Interfaces Document ID: 060-004-2394 Last Revised: 8/16/2006
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Table of Contents Table of Contents Product Information ...........................................................................................1 Specifications............................................................................................................ 2 Installation ..........................................................................................................3 Input and Output Connectors ...................................................................................
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Product Information Product Information The AMX NXP-CPI16 is a NetLinx panel device that allows system integrators to connect switches, indicators, and rotary encoders to a NetLinx control system. Providing contact closure inputs and feedback outputs for up to 16 buttons, the miniature PC board contains two 20-pin headers for ribbon cable installation or direct mounting to a printed circuit board. FIG. 1 shows an NXP-CPI16.
Product Information Specifications The table below lists the NXP-CPI16 specifications. NXP-CPI16 Specifications Power Requirement 12 VDC (300 mA max.) Input Connectors: Indicator Power Two-pin 3.5 mm captive-wire. This connector is used to supply a higher voltage and more current to the power pins of Header 1 and Header 2. The external supply connected to the two-pin captive-wire must be greater than +12 V.
Installation Installation Input and Output Connectors To install the NXP-CPI16, connect ribbon cables or a PC board to one or more of the headers. The table below shows the pinouts for the two 20-pin headers.
Installation Quadrature Inputs By default, the quadrature inputs expect the phase relationship, shown in FIG. 2, for a clockwise rotation of the encoder to generate a positive level change. If the phase relationship does not match the example, a clockwise rotation will generate a negative level change. This can be corrected in two ways: Inputs A and B can be wired in reverse so the phase relationship is obtained at the quadrature encoder input pins. Insert a QDIR Send_Command in the NetLinx program.
Programming Programming There are two modes of Channel Assignments: Discrete Output and Default Mode. Both modes are set using the ‘STATUS-ON’ and ‘STATUS-OFF’ commands. Discrete Output mode should be used if channel status feedback for the outputs needs to be separate from the inputs. The tables below provide channel assignment information on both modes. For more information, refer to the Send_Commands section on page 6.
Programming Send_Commands Use the Send_Commands listed in the table below to program the NXP-CPI16. Send_Commands BMODE Configures either set of 8 outputs as an 8-segment bargraph display.
Programming Send_Commands (Cont.) LVL_SZ The default is byte (8-bits), which yields a range of 0 - 255 for the level value. Sets the size (data Syntax: type) of the value ‘LVL_SZ ’ that will be used by Variables: the NXP-CPI16 Where when receiving and sending 1 - Quadrature Input 1 LEVEL messages.
Programming Send_Commands (Cont.) Please note that the actual direction of rotation for a positive level change will depend upon the phase relationship of the outputs on the quadrature encoder selected. If the Controls the direction of rotation that correct phase relationship is not met, it may be necessary to send a CCW (counterwill correspond to a clockwise) QDIR command to get a positive level change for a clockwise rotation of the encoder. positive level QDIR increase on the quadrature inputs.
Programming Each of the two 20-pin connectors is assigned a group of 8 input and output channels. The table below shows the relation of input and output channels in the STATUS modes. Input/Output STATUS Mode Mode Connector STATUS-OFF (default) STATUS-ON Inputs J3 Chan 1-8 Chan 1-8 J4 Chan 9-16 Chan 17-24 J3 Chan 1-8 Chan 9-16 J4 Chan 9-16 Chan 25-32 Outputs The NXP-CPI16 may be configured to default to STATUS-ON mode using the following method.
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System Worksheets System Worksheets Dealer ID Date Dealer PO Number Job SO Number Description Serial Number Rev Number Device Number Header 1 CH1 Pin Number 1 CH2 CH3 13 In 2 Out 14 In 3 Out 15 4 CH4 In Out 16 In 5 Out 17 In CH5 6 CH6 Out 18 7 CH7 19 8 CH8 Out In Out In Out 20 In 9 Ground 10 Power 11 Ground 12 Ground Header 2 NXP-CPI16 NetLinx Custom Panel Interface 11
System Worksheets CH9 CH10 CH11 1 13 In 2 Out 14 In 3 Out 15 4 CH12 Out In 5 Out 17 In 6 18 7 CH15 19 8 CH16 12 In 16 CH13 CH14 Out Out In Out In Out 20 In 9 Ground 10 Power 11 Ground 12 Ground NXP-CPI16 NetLinx Custom Panel Interface
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