Sundance SMT8036E User Manual download pdf (Page 7)

Version 1.0 Page 7 of 12 SMT8036E User Manual

Hardware involved.

The SMT8036E is built around two main modules but also involves a carrier board

and some cables to connect them and allow them to communicate with each other

and to access the PC.

⇒ 1x SMT310Q: PCI carrier

⇒ 1x SMT365E: C64xx-based module; to be plugged on site 1 and 2 of SMT310Q.

⇒ 1x SMT370: Dual ADC/DAC module; to be plugged on site 3 of SMT310Q.

⇒ 1x long FMS cable (30cm): Comport FMS cable from TIM1-Comport2 (T1C2) to

TIM3-Comport3 (T3C3)

⇒ 2x SHB cable (standard length):

- SHB cable connecting SHB0 on the SMT365E to SHB0 on the SMT370

- SHB cable connecting SHB1 on the SMT365E to SHB1 on the SMT370

⇒ 2x MMBX to MMBX cables to connect J10 to J12 and JJ9 to J13 on the SMT370.

(For your system, you could have an SMT509-PCB replacing these MMBX cables)

Hardware installation.

Here are the steps to follow to install the SMT8036 system.

1. Place the SMT365E on TIM sites 1&2 of the carrier board (SMT310Q).

2. Place the SMT370 on TIM site 3 of the carrier board (SMT310Q).

3. Make sure that the boards are firmly seated, then provide the 3.3V to the

boards by screwing down the modules through the mounting holes of the

SMT365E and SMT370.

4. Connect the comport FMS cable from TIM1-Comport2 (T1C2) to TIM3-

Comport3 (T3C3) on the back of the SMT310Q.

5. Connect one of the SHB cables between SHB0 on the SMT365E to SHB0 on

the SMT370.

6. Connect the other SHB cable between SHB1 on the SMT365E to SHB1 on the

SMT370.

7. Use the included analogue PCB (SMT509-PCB) to make a loopback

connection or the analogue cables to acquire and send the signals from the

outside.

(If cables were supplied, connected J9 to J13 and J10 to J12 of the SMT370)

8. Place the carrier board in the host system.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

No comments

Sundance SMT8036E User Manual Page 7