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A-4 Accessories MN1903
A.1.4 NextMove PCI Breakout module
Breakout modules are available for use with the NextMove PCI and expansion cards,
providing one or two part screw-down terminals for the I/O, power and relay connections, with
9-pin D-type connectors for the encoders and steppers. CAN connections are brought out on a
CANopen compatible D-type for CAN1 (CANopen) and an RJ45 for CAN2 (Baldor CAN). For
further details of each connector , see section 4. The breakout module connects to the
NextMove PCI or expansion card using a 100-pin cable.
Figure 18 - NextMove PCI Breakout module
The breakout module is approximately 292mm (11.50in) long by 70mm (2.76in) wide by 62mm
(2.45in) high. It is designed to mount on either a 35mm symmetric DIN rail (EN 50 022, DIN
46277-3) or a G-profile rail (EN 50 035, DIN46277-1). Ready-made cables of different lengths
are available for connecting between the breakout module and NextMove PCI:
Catalog number
Description
PCI003-501
Breakout module: Single part screw down terminals and signal
conditioning.
PCI002-502
Breakout module: Two part screw down terminals and signal
conditioning.
CBL021-501 1.0m 100-pin cable to attach card to breakout module
CBL021-503 1.5m 100-pin cable to attach card to breakout module
CBL021-503 3.0m 100-pin cable to attach card to breakout module
The shield connections on the breakout module are all connected internally . These include:
H the ‘shield’ pins present on many connectors
H the metal backshell of all of the D-type connectors, the CAN connectors and the 100-pin
connector
H the stud located below connectors X3 and X4.
If the breakout module (Issue 2) is being used to replace an existing Issue 1 breakout module,
the power connections must be altered. Connections that were previously made to pins 3, 4, 5
and 6 of the J10 power connector on the Issue 1 board must now be connected only to pins 5
and 6 of the Issue 2 module’s power connector X9. The issue number of the board is printed
below the main title, near connectors X5 and X6.
When connected to an expansion card, the breakout module’s two CAN connectors are
inactive.
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