
VMOD-2/VMOD-2D
12/15/97
Functional Description
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ting of three jumpers B17, B18 and B19, where when all three are set the IRQ from the
VMOD-2 is disabled. See section 3.1 (jumper configuration) for detailed settings.
2.2.3Interrupt Vector Options
The user can select between several different ways to use his VMOD-2's Interrupt Vectors as
the VMOD-2 is provided with a jumper (B1) with three different possibilities. See section 3.1
(jumper configuration) for detailed settings.
1). Vector can be generated by either or both piggybacks, if these piggybacks are intelligent
enough. Most are.
2). Vector can be generated by the VMOD-2, using preset jumper coding, where non-intelli-
gent piggybacks are being fitted. In this mode a further option to assign both piggybacks
the same vector is provided by the setting of a three-pin jumper B11.
3). Vector can be generated by the lower piggyback ("B") and derived from jumper settings
on the VMOD-2 for a non-intelligent piggyback fitted into the upper piggyback ("A") loca-
tion.
The features of some piggybacks you may wish to use on your VMOD-2 are:
Dumb = no on-piggyback vector generation ability.
Table 4-3: Possible Piggybacks for VMOD-2
PB-DAC D to A converter piggyback
PB-DAC-2 D to A converter piggyback
PB-DIN2 Digital input piggyback
PB-DIO4 Digital I/O piggyback
PB-DOUT Digital output piggyback
PB-REL Octo-Relay piggyback
PB-ADC A to D converter piggyback
PB-CNT Counter piggyback
PB-BIT BITBUS™ communications piggy-
back
PB-CIO Counter/I/O piggyback
PB-DIN Digital Input piggyback
PB-DIO Digital I/O piggyback
PB-DIO-2 Digital I/O piggyback
PB-DIO-3 Digital I/O piggyback
PB-SIO4 Quad serial piggyback
PB-STP Digital I/O piggyback
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