1019 User Guide - Revision history

Mparadis at 14:24, 9 May 2018

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Mparadis: /* Product History */

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Product History

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	{{UGrow2\|1019_1\|November 2011\|1\|~~902~~\|Replace USB connector with Mini-USB connector. Configurable data sampling speed. Smaller PCB size.}}		{{UGrow2\|1019_1\|November 2011\|1\|903\|Replace USB connector with Mini-USB connector. Configurable data sampling speed. Smaller PCB size.}}
	{{UGrow2\|1019_1\|November 2011\|1\|904\|getLabelString fixed for labels longer than 7 characters.}}		{{UGrow2\|1019_1\|November 2011\|1\|904\|getLabelString fixed for labels longer than 7 characters.}}

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	{{UGrow2\|~~1019_2~~\|November 2011\|1\|904\|getLabelString fixed for labels longer than 7 characters.}}		{{UGrow2\|1019_1\|November 2011\|1\|904\|getLabelString fixed for labels longer than 7 characters.}}

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	{{~~UGrow~~\|November 2011\|1\|902\|Replace USB connector with Mini-USB connector. Configurable data sampling speed. Smaller PCB size.}}		{{UGrow2\|1019_1\|November 2011\|1\|902\|Replace USB connector with Mini-USB connector. Configurable data sampling speed. Smaller PCB size.}}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|November 2011\|1\|904\|getLabelString fixed for labels longer than 7 characters.}}		{{UGrow2\|1019_2\|November 2011\|1\|904\|getLabelString fixed for labels longer than 7 characters.}}

Mparadis: /* Technical Details */

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	===Powering the PhidgetInterfaceKit===		===Powering the PhidgetInterfaceKit===
	The PhidgetInterfaceKit with 6-port Hub is not powered from the PC-USB bus. An external 6 - 15V supply must used to power the PhidgetInterfaceKit and any attached USB devices. However, the USB hub will not actually be powered until a USB connection is made. The reason for this is that the ~~USB controller~~ chip on the 1019 is what routes power to the hub, and it gets its power from the USB line. The 1019 will consume a maximum of 10mA from the USB host cable - allowing it to be directly connected to small hosts that do not provide full USB power.		The PhidgetInterfaceKit with 6-port Hub is not powered from the PC-USB bus. An external 6 - 15V supply must used to power the PhidgetInterfaceKit and any attached USB devices. However, the USB hub will not actually be powered until a USB connection is made. The reason for this is that the voltage regulator chip on the 1019 is what routes power to the hub, and it gets its power from the USB line. The 1019 will consume a maximum of 10mA from the USB host cable - allowing it to be directly connected to small hosts that do not provide full USB power.

	Connecting additional USB devices to the PhidgetInterfaceKit is as easy as plugging them into the on-board 6-port hub. Each USB port on the hub has a maximum current supply of 500mA. Ensure the power supply selected has a high enough current output to supply the required current to all external USB devices as well as the PhidgetInterfaceKit and any sensors or devices connected to it. The worst case requirement is 3 Watts input power per USB device. A 24 Watt 12VDC / 2 Amp power supply is provided with the 1019 - more than sufficient.		Connecting additional USB devices to the PhidgetInterfaceKit is as easy as plugging them into the on-board 6-port hub. Each USB port on the hub has a maximum current supply of 500mA. Ensure the power supply selected has a high enough current output to supply the required current to all external USB devices as well as the PhidgetInterfaceKit and any sensors or devices connected to it. The worst case requirement is 3 Watts input power per USB device. A 24 Watt 12VDC / 2 Amp power supply is provided with the 1019 - more than sufficient.

	The USB Hub actually has 7 ports, but only 6 of them are used for connecting additional devices since one port is dedicated to the internal ~~888~~.		The USB Hub actually has 7 ports, but only 6 of them are used for connecting additional devices since one port is dedicated to the internal 8/8/8 InterfaceKit.

	The USB Hub is a full-speed hub with a transfer rate of 12Mbits/second. We chose to go with a full speed implementation since it is fast enough to handle traffic from Phidgets; an added benefit is lower power consumption.		The USB Hub is a full-speed hub with a transfer rate of 12Mbits/second. We chose to go with a full speed implementation since it is fast enough to handle traffic from Phidgets; an added benefit is lower power consumption.

			To summarize the power distribution of this board:

			* Each USB port has 500 mA available
			* All analog inputs share a total of 500 mA
			* The digital outputs, +5V terminals, USB controller, and pull-ups all share a total of 500 mA
			* The power inbound from the USB line does not contribute to any of the above

	===Connections===		===Connections===

Mparadis: /* Technical Details */

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	The USB Hub is a full-speed hub with a transfer rate of 12Mbits/second. We chose to go with a full speed implementation since it is fast enough to handle traffic from Phidgets; an added benefit is lower power consumption.		The USB Hub is a full-speed hub with a transfer rate of 12Mbits/second. We chose to go with a full speed implementation since it is fast enough to handle traffic from Phidgets; an added benefit is lower power consumption.

			===Connections===

			The ports and terminal blocks on this board are labelled on the underside to save space:

			[[File:1019_1_Under.jpg\|link=\|400px]]

	===Chaining the USB Hubs===		===Chaining the USB Hubs===

Mparadis: /* Product History */

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Product History

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	{{UGrow\|November 2011\|1\|902\|Replace USB connector with Mini-USB connector. Configurable data sampling speed. Smaller PCB size.}}		{{UGrow\|November 2011\|1\|902\|Replace USB connector with Mini-USB connector. Configurable data sampling speed. Smaller PCB size.}}
			{{UGrow\|November 2011\|1\|904\|getLabelString fixed for labels longer than 7 characters.}}

Mparadis: /* Further Reading */

2012-08-21T15:29:09Z

Burley: /* Powering the PhidgetInterfaceKit */

2012-08-14T18:45:40Z

Powering the PhidgetInterfaceKit

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	===Powering the PhidgetInterfaceKit===		===Powering the PhidgetInterfaceKit===
	The PhidgetInterfaceKit with 6-port Hub is not powered from the PC-USB bus. An external 6 - 15V supply must used to power the PhidgetInterfaceKit and any attached USB devices. The 1019 will consume a maximum of 10mA from the USB host cable - allowing it to be directly connected to small hosts that do not provide full USB power.		The PhidgetInterfaceKit with 6-port Hub is not powered from the PC-USB bus. An external 6 - 15V supply must used to power the PhidgetInterfaceKit and any attached USB devices. However, the USB hub will not actually be powered until a USB connection is made. The reason for this is that the USB controller chip on the 1019 is what routes power to the hub, and it gets its power from the USB line. The 1019 will consume a maximum of 10mA from the USB host cable - allowing it to be directly connected to small hosts that do not provide full USB power.

	Connecting additional USB devices to the PhidgetInterfaceKit is as easy as plugging them into the on-board 6-port hub. Each USB port on the hub has a maximum current supply of 500mA. Ensure the power supply selected has a high enough current output to supply the required current to all external USB devices as well as the PhidgetInterfaceKit and any sensors or devices connected to it. The worst case requirement is 3 Watts input power per USB device. A 24 Watt 12VDC / 2 Amp power supply is provided with the 1019 - more than sufficient.		Connecting additional USB devices to the PhidgetInterfaceKit is as easy as plugging them into the on-board 6-port hub. Each USB port on the hub has a maximum current supply of 500mA. Ensure the power supply selected has a high enough current output to supply the required current to all external USB devices as well as the PhidgetInterfaceKit and any sensors or devices connected to it. The worst case requirement is 3 Watts input power per USB device. A 24 Watt 12VDC / 2 Amp power supply is provided with the 1019 - more than sufficient.

Burley at 15:12, 10 August 2012

2012-08-10T15:12:12Z

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	===Further Reading===		===Further Reading===

	If you want to know more about the input/output capabilities of the 1019 InterfaceKit, check the [[Digital Input Primer]], [[Digital ~~Input~~ Primer]], and the [[Analog Input Primer]].		If you want to know more about the input/output capabilities of the 1019 InterfaceKit, check the [[Digital Input Primer]], [[Digital Output Primer]], and the [[Analog Input Primer]].

	==API==		==API==