VME 602X – Series Service Manual - Stanford University

UEP 6000 Service Manual 10/16/06

VME 602X – Series

Service Manual

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General Remarks

The only purpose of this manual is a description of the product. It must not be interpreted a declaration of conformity for this product including the product and software.

W-Ie-Ne-R (WIENER Plein & Baus Corp. and Plein & Baus GmbH) revises this product and manual without notice. Differences of the description in manual and product are possible.

W-Ie-Ne-R excludes completely any liability for loss of profits, loss of business, loss of use or data, interrupt of business, or for indirect, special incidental, or consequential damages of any kind, even if W-Ie-Ne-R has been advises of the possibility of such damages arising from any defect or error in this manual or product.

Any use of the product which may influence health of human beings requires the express written permission of W-Ie-Ne-R.

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No part of this product, including the product and the software may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form by any means with the express written permission of W-Ie-Ne-R. W-Ie-Ne-R declines all responsibility for any damage of the VME crate or part of it and / or crate or of any equipment used inside or outside of the crate caused by improper use of it or operation / action of unauthorized not-qualified personal. This Service manual is only for qualified and authorized persons.

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UEP 6000 Power Supply Configuration and Test Software The MUH6000 program is a software for Windows based PC’s to test and set-up the configuration and calibration of WIENER power supplies of the UEP 6000 series. The communication is via RS232 using the WIENER UEP 6000 adapter cable. WIENER Plein & Baus Corp. / GmbH is not responsible for any damage of the power supply and / or crate or of any module inside the crate caused by changing the factory prepared configuration and calibration of the power supply. The test and diagnostic box and MUH 6000 software has to be used by authorized and qualified personnel only! To protect the UEP 6000 power supply for unauthorized access there is a hardware write protection. This write protection prevents unauthorized users from changing the nominal voltages, calibration values, and current limits. To override this protection you most have the Flash6.exe program.

!!!!! DANGER - HIGH VOLTAGE !!!!!

For authorized, qualified service personnel only This power supply uses high voltage up to 400V inside. Unauthorized persons are not allowed to open the UEP 6000 power supply or to connect them to AC mains or use them without completely closed chassis. Do not open while connected to AC mains, unplug first from the wall outlet. After opening the power supply discharge first all capacitors of primary side (AC input module and 3-pin primary distribution cables/connectors) as well as of the MUH AUX power supply with a load resistor. In case of questions please contact: W-IE-NE-R Plein & Baus Ltd., Dr. A. Ruben 300 East Auburn Ave. Springfield, Ohio 45505 Phone : (937) 324 2420 FAX : (937) 324 2425 E-mail: [email protected] URL : http://www.wiener-d.com

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1) MUH 6000 installation and start

Please copy the RS232.DLL as well as the WIENER.INI configuration file to the Windows directory of your computer. Before starting the program make sure that the power supply is not connected to the AC-line. Connect the UEP 6000 power supply to the serial port of the PC via the WIENER adapter cable. DO NOT CHANGE THIS CONNECTION WHILE THE POWER SUPPLY IS CONNECTED TO AC MAINS!!!

Change the COM setting to fit your setup the WIENER.INI file by changing COM2 to the correct COM port of the used serial port.

Connect the power supply to the AC mains line.

During program start the software automatically detects and connects to the power supply if the RS232 connection is available through the selected COM port. The main window displays the power supply setting and status as shown in the following example. In case of any communication problem (wrong COM port, cable connection not ok, …) the „RS232 connection is interrupted” error message is shown. The main window shows further the power supply ID (serial number or part number).

The UEP 6000 power supply can be switched on or off by mouse clicking on the POWER ON / POWER OFF line or by selecting the menu item. After switching on all power supply channels should show an „OK“ status.

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2) Power supply operation and configuration file

Please save the present configuration of the connected power supply as a file to hard or floppy disk before changing any item. It is recommended to keep all configuration files to allow an easy restore of the configuration

data at a later time.

3) Power supply set-up and calibration

To access any (available) parameter point the cursor on it and click with the left mouse button.

If you do not see the parameters mentioned below, click on the “Configuration” menu. This will bring up a window that allows you to choose which parameters are shown.

WIENER Plein & Baus Corp. / GmbH is not responsible for any damage of the power supply, VME crate or of any module inside the crate caused by changing the factory prepared configuration and calibration of the power supply. To protect the UEP 602X power supply for unauthorized access there is software write protection. All parameters that are gray are write protected.

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To enable "WRITE „ you must use the WIENER flash6.exe program. This is available only to authorized personnel. Please contact WIENER for more information.

Software Parameter Descriptions: CHANNEL Module definition define channel name set voltage and current range setting (digits) Example: STBY: 31V / Ampere XXXX. / Volt XX.

Note: Wrong range settings can result in a wrong current and voltage display on the UEL 6020 display even in case of correct output values.

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Voltage Calibration Voltage Calibration

With the UEP6000.EXE software, the lines "Calibration (Kovp)", "Calibration (Ku)" and "Calibration (Kf)" are available. This values describe the module ovp voltage divider, the module sense voltage divider, and the relation between the module coarse and fine DAC. Typical values for different modules:

To find the correct calibration values for a specific module, click in the UEP6000.EXE to the Ku value. Then the following window is displayed:

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Set the Ku and Kf values to the table values of the module that is used, click OK, and click to the Ku value again. Then click on the CALIBRATE button. An automatic calibration is started. Now enter the real output voltage (measured with a voltmeter) into the "measured Voltage" field. Hit the ENTER Key or click on the CALIBRATE button again. Ready. Now you have the calibrated values for Ku and Kf. By comparing the Ku value with the table above, you could see which module you have got. Click to the Kovp value and change it to the table value. Now the calibration is ready, and you should set the Output Voltage and OVP levels. Default values Value Maximum Output Voltage [V] The voltage the customer wants Umax (module table) OVP[V] 125% of the Output Voltage OVPmax (module table) REMARKS In some cases, the MUH6 voltage measurement range is lower than the maximum module output voltage. (e.g., if you connect a 24V module to U0, which could measure max. 7.5V). During calibration, the DACu value of 255 is used by default. (This will give the best accuracy). But if the module output voltage exceeds the MUH6 measurement range, the calibration will fail. In that case, you should reduce the DACu value before pushing the "CALIBRATE" button.

Cal I-Monitor Current Calibration

The current calibration should be done for a current limit close to full load (90%) for each voltage channel. Connect the power supply output to a load and measure the actual current. The calibration factor is automatically calculated if writing the data for the measured current and monitor voltage to the computer and pressing “CALIBRATE”. If the calibration factor is known it can be typed in directly. To store the new calibration setting for the channel press “OK”.

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After a current calibration the correct current monitoring should be checked for lower loads ( ½ and ¼ of nominal current value).

Output Voltage Define Nominal Voltage

Value is the nominal voltage of the voltage channel. Minimum Value is the minimum allowed value for the nominal voltage. Maximum Value is the maximum allowed value for the nominal voltage. Exponent gives the number of digits after the decimal.

Current Limit output current limit (Secondary programmable current limit) Standard setting: Hardware Limit

This Current Limit is the maximum current value that the module is permitted to produce. When this current limit is reached the module will enter into a constant current mode by lowering the voltage until it reaches the minimum allowed voltage. By default this value is set to the hardware limit of the module.

Monitoring:Umin Software minimum voltage limit Standard settings: 97.5% of nominal voltage Unom

The minimum voltage limit is the minimum allowed voltage for a given channel. If the voltage of that channel ever reaches or drop below the minimum value, the power supply will turn off with an “Undervoltage “ error.

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Value is the minimum allowed voltage for the channel. Minimum Value is the minimum allowed value. Maximum Value is the maximum allowed value. Exponent gives the number of digits after the decimal.

Monitoring:Umax Software maximum voltage limit Standard settings: 105% of nominal voltage Unom

The maximum voltage limit is the maximum allowed voltage for a given channel. If the voltage of that channel ever reaches or exceeds the maximum value, the power supply will turn off with an “Overvoltage “ error.

Value is the maximum allowed voltage for the channel. Minimum Value is the minimum allowed value. Maximum Value is the maximum allowed value. Exponent gives the number of digits after the decimal.

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Monitoring:Imin Software minimum current limit Standard settings: No minimum (0)

The minimum current limit is the minimum allowed current for a given channel. If the current for that channel ever reaches or drop below the minimum value, the power supply will turn off with an “Undercurrent “ error.

Value is the minimum allowed current for the channel. Minimum Value is the minimum allowed value. Maximum Value is the maximum allowed value. Exponent gives the number of digits after the decimal.

Monitoring:Umax Software maximum cuurent limit Standard settings: 100% of Hardware Limits

The maximum cuurent limit is the maximum allowed current for a given channel. If the cuurent of that channel ever reaches or exceeds the maximum value, the power supply will turn off with an “Overcurrent “ error.

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Value is the maximum allowed voltage for the channel. Minimum Value is the minimum allowed value. Maximum Value is the maximum allowed value. Exponent gives the number of digits after the decimal.

OVP OVP setting Standard settings: 125% of Unom

OVP is a secondary voltage protection. It sets the maximum voltage that a module may produce. If the module ever detects a value greater than OVP it will turn off the power supply with an “Overvoltage” error.

Value is the maximum allowed voltage for the module. Minimum Value is the minimum allowed value. Maximum Value is the maximum allowed value. Exponent gives the number of digits after the decimal.

Temperature Limit Temperature Limit settings

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Standard settings: 127

Temperature Limit settings sets the maximum internal temperature of the power supply module before turning off the power supply. The default settings allow the module to run to the maximum temperature.

Power-on Delay Delay between power-on and ramp Standard settings: 0

To allow flexibility of the voltage ramp, it is possible to set channels to begin their voltage ramp at different times. This is done by delaying the start of the ramp by some time in steps of ms.

Temperature OK or Fail Status OK Power ON - OFF by software ( mouse click or <P>) AC OK - Fail (status of AC mains) Trip off Enable - Disable (temperature and OVP control enabled - disabled)

WARNING Disable TRIP OFF only if necessary, don’t leave the power supply with TRIP OFF disabled! The power supply and crate or modules in the crate can be damaged in case of error conditions without enabled automatic trip off protection.

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Complete Test Instruction for UEP 6000 1. Visual test Power Supply surface ok? Final set-up ok? Cable mounting ok? 2. HV-Test 2.4kVDC: AC-mains - PE Short circuit test @ 50V DC: Output - PE. - since 1998 sticker: HIGH VOLTAGE TESTED - high voltage test has to be repeated if there are changes of the power configuration or set-up 3. Put into Operation (with complete function control) Configuration, calibration (trimmer) , current measurement adjustment ( I-Mon ) Measurement of current limit (short circuit current) - since 1998 sticker CALIBRATED - sequence of test steps according to test procedure 4. Burn In Long time test with full load and multiple on / off ( - since 1998 sticker LONG TIME TESTED - Attention: do not exceed the maximum total power (mains fuse!) - in case of parallel working AC inputs take care for equal load for both - power supply levels 5. Mechanical Set-up a) Mounting screws OK? b) Power terminal contacts OK? c) Mount missing mechanical parts and check all screws d) test fitting of power supply into VME bin 6. End check to be done with protocol - since 1998 sticker END CONTROLLED - sequence of test steps as for 3. Put into Operation - write protection enabled? - visual check for stickers and device label

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Test Procedure Sequence UEP6000 1. Test AC input switch AUTO/FIX for Power Supplies with auto range AC inputs - AUTO : feed 3V DC in AC mains cable, measure current (typically 0,08mA) - switch to 115V ( current typically 0,52mA). - prepare for delivery with switch position to AUTO with locking and sticker 2. Start Power Supply Operation: - disable Write protection (jumper), connect power supply to IBM-PC (RS 232) - feed AC mains in power supply - start software UEP 6000, create or copy configuration file - if the fan tray unit is connected to the power supply the write protection jumper has to be disabled during start for power supply software version MUH 1.00 3. General behavior / settings Main configuration OK ? RS 232 OK ? Channel? Module-current/limit? Module OVP? Module Unom? min/max Voltage? 4.Test each Voltage Channel Check adjustment Master-Slave Imon and CV. Coding for slave U-nom under full Load : fine tuning ? display OK ? Noise and Ripple OK ? Current calibration for 3 load values (full, half, no load):

I-nom Full load Half Load No Load

Display Fan tray ? ? ?

Signal I-nom ? ? ? At this time proof static regulation (U) ( Sense wiring) T-Hold after AC-Fail, U-Dynamic, T-Recovery have been checked within power module test 7. Adjustments Voltage Error adjusted? Current Error checked with different current values?

Reference Table for Test and Adjustment of UEP 6000

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CHANNEL Module selected Are all installed voltage channels present? Example: STBY: 31V / Ampere XXXX. / Volt XX. Cal I-Monitor Calibration measure current Enter measured current and hit “CALIBRATE” Output Voltage output voltage Nominal voltage for the channel Current Limit maximum current The max current allowed for that channel (constant current) Monitor U-min minimum voltage 90% of nominal voltage Monitor U-max maximum voltage 112.5% of nominal voltage Monitor I-min minimum current Generally 0 Monitor I-max maximum current 112.5% of nominal expected current (“Overcurrent” error) Module OVP maximum voltage 125% of nominal voltage Power on Delay ramp Delay Delay, in ms, between power-on and start of voltage ramp Temperature OK or Fail Status OK Power ON - OFF by software ( mouse click or <P>) AC OK - Fail (Status of AC mains at Elko) Trip off Enable - Disable

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UEP 6000 Module Replacement Instructions In troubleshooting WIENER crates it is very useful to substitute Fan trays and power supplies from working crates into the crate which is problematic, this is often the best way to determine which component (fan tray, power supply, or crate) is causing the failure. It is also useful to place the power supply on a bench top and use the UEP6000 software to troubleshoot power supplies. MNPFC-16 The MNPFC-16 is the primary rectifier for the UEP6000 power supply. Common symptoms of a power supply with a faulty are MNPFC are:

• No indication that the power supply is operating. • The green LED on the board is not lit. (Visible with case closed). • No “click” when power supply is plugged in. • No internal primary DC voltage from MNPFC-16 (385VDC)

If the MNPFC is found to be the problem, the following steps should be taken to replace it:

• Disconnect A/C power and remove power supply from the VME crate. • Remove the top cover from the power supply and discharge capacitors • Remove the side panel on which the MNPFC is mounted, including the nuts with which the

module is mounted. • Disconnect the A/C wires (Brown & Blue) as well as the flat ribbon cable and DC connector

from the module. • Installation is the reverse of removal. • After replacing the cover, connect the A/C input and ensure that functionality is OK.

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MEH/MDH The MEH/MDH modules are the secondary rectifier modules that produce the voltages used by the VME crate. Common symptoms of a faulty MEH/MDH module are:

• An over/under voltage error for a certain channel (On UEL display or via UEP6000 software).

• The power supply will start up but turn itself off quickly. If an MDH/MEH module is found to faulty the following steps should be taken to replace it (valid only for standalone modules):

• Disconnect A/C power and remove power supply from the VME crate. • Remove the top cover from the power supply and discharge capacitors • Determine which power module is faulty. This is done by locating the right channel along the

top of the MUH board and following the control cable to the correct module. • Disconnect the power cables and the flat control cable(s) from the module. • Remove the screw that holds the module to the case. • Slide the module forward and remove the module. • Installation is the reverse of removal. • Calibrate the voltage and current measurements • After replacing the cover, connect the A/C input and ensure that functionality is OK.

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MUH The MUH module is the microprocessor control board for the power supply. Common symptoms of a faulty MUH module are:

• No function although internal operating voltage is present (385VDC). • Under/over voltage error for 1 or more voltage channel. • No remote interface (errors when connected to UEP6000 software).

If an MUH module is thought to be faulty the following steps should be taken to replace it:

• Disconnect A/C power and remove power supply from the VME crate. • Remove the top cover from the power supply and discharge capacitors • Remove the side panel next to the MUH module. • Disconnect the flat ribbon control cables, recording where they were plugged in. • Disconnect the sense, CAN, DC, and control cables. • Remove the 25-pin D-sub connector to gain access to the screws holding the MUH board to

the chassis. • Remove the module from the crate. • Remove the EEPROM from the module and place it into the new MUH module. This will

transfer the channel calibration information. • Installation is the reverse of removal. • Once power supply cover is replaced, check that the current and voltage calibrations are

correct.

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UEP 6000 Channel Calibration

Voltage Calibration Voltage calibration values vary depends on what kind of module you are calibrating and which nominal voltage you wish that channel to have. To calibrate a power supply channel:

• Connect the power supply to a PC and start the UEP6000 software • Start Flash6.exe and turn off “write disabled” • Click on “Voltage OVP” and enter the value specified in the table below. • Turn the power supply on and measure the channel voltage.

Current Calibration Correct current calibration ensures that the power supply reports the correct current readings. To calibrate the current values for a given channel, the following steps should be taken:

• Connect the power supply to a PC on which the UEP600 software is installed via a appropriate adapter cable.

• Connect a current sink to the channel that you wish to calibrate. • Connect A/C power and ramp the current up to 90% of the channel maximum. • Click on “Calibration [I-monitor]” and enter the measured current. • The UEP6000 will calibrate the current monitor and should now report the same value as the

measured current. The calibration procedure above only works for master modules. If you have two or more modules running in co-operation with each other, you will have to do a master-slave calibration. Please contact a WIENER representative for guidance with this task.

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Module-Data

MRP

Resistor DAC[k] 12R6[k] 20

R5[k] alpha KfVersion .B2 and below 75 0,81308 7533Version .B3 and above 750 0,97442 860

Modules

Uref(U) [10mV] 510Uref(OVP) [10mV] 250MRP: R13, R14 [k] 10MRP: R17, R18 [k] 20MRP: R4, R12 [k] 10

Module Type R4,R12 MRP :B2 MRP :B3 Umax R9,R10 Kovp OVPmax R5/8 R6/7 GND-floating[kOhm] Ku Poti[mV] Ku Poti[mV] [V] [kOhm] [V] [V]

5V-MEH, <= Index A5 13,3 34729 4,34 28978 0,59 5,92 27,4 24492 6,82 1 0 12,05V-MEH, >= Index A6 22,1 25208 5,98 21034 0,82 8,15 43,2 15534 10,76 1 0 12,0MEH10 33,2 18731 8,04 15630 1,10 10,97 56,2 11941 14,00 2,21 2,21 24,0MEH12, <= Index A1 61,9 11254 13,39 9391 1,83 18,26 82,5 8134 20,54 2,21 2,21 24,0MEH12, >= Index A2 56,2 12223 12,33 10199 1,69 16,82 82,5 8134 20,54 2,21 4,75 37,8MDH7-15, >= Index A0 56,2 12223 12,33 10199 1,69 16,82 82,5 8134 20,54MDL12/24, (MEH24) 110 6743 22,34 5627 3,06 30,48 133 5046 33,12 1 0 12,0MEH48 221 3503 43,01 2923 5,88 58,67 274 2449 68,23 4,75 30 87,8

DACovp = U[V]*Kovp/655.36 alte Module

Modul-DAC-Values.xls 27.03.0321

Connection of a Personal Computer to the Power Supply UEP6021

This connection is intended to service functions only. Because of the direct connectionbetween the PC and the power supply, the ripple and noise of the outputs willincrease!

The needed stuff is an PC running Windows, the control program UEP6 and a simpleadapter (“Dongle”). The power supply is connected to the COM port of the PC. Formore details, view the document *00461.A0.

7 1 kOhm

6 1 kOhm

5

100nF

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X3, 9 Pin DSUBmale (UEP6)

9 Pin DSUB female(PC)

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2

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PL6021 Connection Diagram

POWER CONNECTOR 18- U2 15

+12- U7 9

+6- Spare

3+

17-

14-

11-

8-

5-

2- D

-SU

B 37

U6 U5 U1 U3 U4 U0

16+

13+

10+

7+

4+

1+ D

-SU

B9

Pin 10,11,13...18: 6mm, 120A max.Pin 1...9+12: 8mm, 240A max. U0 to U7 = standard pinning only!Polarity:+ positive - negativ

FAN/CONTROL CONNECTOR D-SUB 95 CAN_H

9 CAN_L 4 CAN GND

8 RXD 3 TXD

7 +15V (for fan only) 2 +15V (for fan only)

6 -15V (for fan only) 1 -15V (for fan only)

SENSE/SIGNAL CONNECTOR D-SUB 3719 TEMP RETURN

37 TEMP 0 18 TEMP 1

36 TEMP 2 17 TEMP 3

35 TEMP 4 16 TEMP 5

34 TEMP 6 15 TEMP 7

33 BIN EEPROM: IIC SDA 14 BIN EEPROM: IIC SCL

32 BIN EEPROM:+5V 13 VME LOGIC: SYSRESET

31 BIN EEPROM: GND 12 VME LOGIC: ACFAIL

30 VME LOGIC GND 11 VME LOGIC: SYSFAIL

29 U0 SENSE - 10 U0 SENSE + (VME: +5V)

28 VW SENSE (reserved) 9 VW SENSE (reserved)

27 VX SENSE (reserved) 8 VX SENSE (reserved)

26 U4 SENSE + 7 U4 SENSE -


24 U2 SENSE - 5 U2 SENSE + (VME: 48V)


22 U1 SENSE - 3 U1 SENSE + (VME: +12V)

21 U5 SENSE + 2 U5 SENSE – (VME: -12V)

20 U3 SENSE - 1 U3 SENSE + (VME: +3.3V)

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WIENER VME Crate Temperature Sensors

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VME 6000 Series Bin EEPROM configuration WARNING!!! Changing the BIN EEPROM setting could damage modules in the VME crate. WIENER 6000 series VME crates contain an EEPROM which contains data about what power supplies to accept. This prevents users from accidentally plugging in power supplies that could damage modules within the crate. If the crates function is changed and the EEPROM needs to be reprogrammed, it can be done by following the steps below.

1. Remove the fantray from the crate. This will give you access to a subD 9 pin connector. Plug one end of a WIENER power supply adapter into the connector, connect the other a computer.

2. Insert a jumper on the write protect pins for the EEPROM. The pin locations are shown

below.

Write jumper

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3. Open the UEP6000 program. The current bin settings should now be visible as highlighted below.

4. If screen does not show BIN configuration, select configuration and highlight these lines:

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5. Select bin parameter to be changed and enter new value

6. Changes are saved automatically when you hit OK

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UEL6000 Ethernet Firmware-Update

The UEL6000 Firmware is stored in a FLASH ROM and can be updated via the RS232connector.

Necessary equipment:- Computer with RS232 interface, running Microsoft Windows (98 or above)- A patch cable to connect the UEL6000 with this computer- This software

Installation Steps:1. Unzip the UEL6402.zip to your had disk.2. Connect the computers COM port to the UEL60003. Switch the UEL6000 into “Load Update” modeThe “Load Update” mode is a submenu of the “RS232 Configure” menu of theconfiguration menu.You will use the following switches of the fan tray:

P▲ Push “Power” switch up(ON)P▼ Push “Power” switch down (OFF)M▲ Push “Mode Select” switch upM▼ Push “Mode Select” switch down

Steps to get into the “Load Update” mode:

Description Switch Displayswitch the crate off P▼ ________________

enter configuration menu M▲(push and hold), P▲ Config: Wait

hold both switches up Config: Wait...

after 4 seconds you can Config: Ready !

release the switches +5V0 0.01V 0A

Now select the “RS232Configure” menu

M▲ or M▼ (until right menuis displayed)

RS232 Configure

Enter this menu P▲ Baudrate: 115.2k

Select submenu “Firmware” M▲ or M▼ (until right menuis displayed)

UEL6000 Firmware

UEL6000 4.02

Enter submenu P▲ Load Update: No

Change to yes M▲ Load Update: Yes

Accept settings and enterupdate mode

P▲ Scanning RS232..

4. Run the upload software on the computerOpen a command window, change to the folder of the unzipped file.At the prompt enter the command

C:UEL6402> F28xxConsole.exe -v -p com1 -i UEL6E.4.02.out

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Replace “com1” with the COM port which you are using.

The software now connects to the UEL6000, the following is displayed:

Installed output message callback

Loading F2810SerialFlash.outEntry point 0x003f8000Section Address = 0x003f8000, Number of words =3235.................................................................Section Address = 0x003f8ca3, Number of words = 4.Section Address = 0x003f8ca7, Number of words = 84..Section Address = 0x00000792, Number of words = 67...Boot code loadedConnected to \.\COM1 at 5 baudTarget is programmed with "UEL6000 4.01"Erase the flash ?(y/n) y

This is the last chance to interrupt the update. If you say 'y' here, the UEL6000 flash iserased. Next messages are:

Erase the flash.Program the flash ?(y/n) y

You should say 'y', too. If not, you have got an empty flash which can only bereprogrammed at the factory.

Program UEL6E.4.02.outSection Address = 0x003e8000, Number of words = 3676Section Address = 0x003e8e5c, Number of words = 253Section Address = 0x003e8f59, Number of words = 21Section Address = 0x003e8f6e, Number of words = 629Section ".stack" IGNORED (vaddr=0x8200 out of flash area)Section Address = 0x003e91e3, Number of words = 3Section ".args" IGNORED (vaddr=0x1fc out of flash area)Section "" IGNORED (vaddr=0x340 out of flash area)Section ".trace" IGNORED (vaddr=0x47c out of flash area)Section Address = 0x003e91e6, Number of words = 256Section Address = 0x003e92e6, Number of words = 32Section Address = 0x003f7ff6, Number of words = 2Section Address = 0x003f7ff8, Number of words = 8Section Address = 0x003f7f80, Number of words = 118Section Address = 0x003e9306, Number of words = 23754Section Address = 0x003eefd0, Number of words = 3628Section Address = 0x003f7f70, Number of words = 16Section Address = 0x003efdfc, Number of words = 30Section Address = 0x003efe1a, Number of words = 12Section Address = 0x003efe26, Number of words = 1539

Verify UEL6E.4.02.outSection Address = 0x003e8000, Number of words = 3676Section Address = 0x003e8e5c, Number of words = 253Section Address = 0x003e8f59, Number of words = 21Section Address = 0x003e8f6e, Number of words = 629Section ".stack" IGNORED (vaddr=0x8200 out of flash area)Section Address = 0x003e91e3, Number of words = 3Section ".args" IGNORED (vaddr=0x1fc out of flash area)Section "" IGNORED (vaddr=0x340 out of flash area)Section ".trace" IGNORED (vaddr=0x47c out of flash area)Section Address = 0x003e91e6, Number of words = 256Section Address = 0x003e92e6, Number of words = 32Section Address = 0x003f7ff6, Number of words = 2Section Address = 0x003f7ff8, Number of words = 8


Section Address = 0x003f7f80, Number of words = 118Section Address = 0x003e9306, Number of words = 23754Section Address = 0x003eefd0, Number of words = 3628Section Address = 0x003f7f70, Number of words = 16Section Address = 0x003efdfc, Number of words = 30Section Address = 0x003efe1a, Number of words = 12Section Address = 0x003efe26, Number of words = 1539

Press [Enter] key to exit

OK, the update is ready. Now restart the crate by removing the mains cord.If there are new data items in the EEPROM, after the restart they will be initialized. Youhave to acknowledge the “CHECKSUM xxxx” messages by pushing the “SYSRES” buttonat the fan tray.


UEL6 Ethernet Pin Description 1. CAN-Bus (X1, X2)

RJ45 Pin Signal Comment 1 CAN-H 2 CAN-L 3 GND 4 n.c. 5 n.c. 6 reserved 7 GND 8 n.c.

This is the standard CIA pinning. Both connectors are wired in parallel, so it’s easy to connect many crates in a daisy-chain. 2. RS232 (X2)

RJ45 Pin Signal Comment 1 n.c. 2 n.c. 3 n.c. 4 GND 5 RXD Output 6 TXD Input 7 CTS Output 8 RTS Input

This is the standard RS232D DCE pinning. Connection to DTE (e.g. computer) with a 1:1-cable. 3. Ethernet (X4)

RJ45 Pin Signal Comment 1 TX+ 2 TX- 3 RX+ 4 GND 1 75 Ohm 5 GND 1 6 RX- 7 GND 2 75 Ohm 8 GND 2

This is the standard NIC configuration. You need a 1:1-cable to connect a to a HUB, or a cross-over cable to connect to another NIC (e.g. a computer)

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Fri10.04.03Tue Jul 13, 2004

1407053 A5

SG;I/O-Complete

C10, C11:max. Bauhöhe 7mm, sonst legen

C2D2 D4

C12

C5

C9

C8

C6

S1

R2

S5

R3

S6 C7

C1D3

C10

C3 C4C13

D7

D8

D5

X6

S2

R1

U1 S4S3 U2D6

U6 U7D9

R4

S7C11U4

U5 U8U3

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4 X6:D6 X6:F

1 X6:A

3 X6:C

2 X6:B

5X6:E

2N2/50V

C13

2N2/50V

C12

D9

LED:5GN

100P

/63V

C8

100P

/63V

C6

100N

/63V

C4

C11

22u/

50V

100N

/63V

C2

100N

/63V

C1

100N

/63V

C5

100N

/63V

C9

C10

22u/

50V

100P

/63V

C7

100N

/63V

C3

D8

LED:3RT:F:S

D5

LED:3GN:F:S

D4

LED:3RT:F:S

D2

LED:3GN:F:S

D3

LED:3RT:F:S

D6

LED:3GE:F:S

D7

LED:3GE:F:S

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1464212 A3

UEL6000 CPU with Ethernet

61

X8

61

X7

110

X5

38

Andreas Köster

Textfeld

C1 nicht bestücken!

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V3.3

GND

V3.3

V3.3_RS

V3.3

UEP_RXD

GND

CANRX

GND

UEP_TXD

SPI_CS

V3.3

9 X5:I

GND GND

IO_SOMI

IO_LOAD

IO_SIMO

IO_CLOCK

V5.0GND

B_CS

B_SIMO

B_CLK

GND

X_SOMI

X_CS

X_SIMO

X_CLK

V5.0GND

RTS

SCITXDA

GND

GND_RS

V3.3_RS

CTS

10.0k/0.125W

R23

CANTX

GND

7 X5:G

8 X5:H

15P/

50V

C76

15P/

50V

C77

BC84

7C

Q3

1.80

k/0.

125W

R15

V30

1U0/

50V

C5

3.30

k/0.

125W

R18

GND

GND_RS

3.30

k/0.

125W

R19

GND_RS

GND

100N

/16V

C11

220P

/50V

C15

BC847C

Q5

10.0

k/0.

125W

R21

33.0

k/0.

125W

R26

BC84

7C

Q2

100N

/16V

C9

1.80

k/0.

125W

R2

3.30k/0.125W

R1

3.30k/0.125W

R17

33.0

k/0.

125W

R25

33.0

k/0.

125W

R24

4.70

k/0.

125W

R27

5 X5:E

GND

SCITXDB

V30

UEP_CANGND CANGND

UEP_CANL CANL

UEP_CANH CANH

6X5:F

SPI_SOMI B_SOMI

4X7:DSPI_SIMO

SPI_CLK

V3.3_RS

4X8:D

SCIRXDA

GND_RS

RS232_RTS

RS232_CTS

RS232_TXD

RS232_RXD

GND_RS

D3

LL103ASCIRXDB

D4

LL103A

BC847C

Q6

Connection to CAN

15.0

k/0.

125W

R69

15.0

k/0.

125W

R72

5X7:E

1.00k/0.125W

R86

5 6

74ACT14PW

U10:C

6X7:F

1.00k/0.125W

R88

11 10

74ACT14PW

U10:E

3X7:C

Connection to I/O (HCT!!)

2X7:B1X7:A

1.80

k/0.

125W

R65

15.0

k/0.

125W

R7

5X8:E

15.0

k/0.

125W

R13

V3.3_RS

1.00k/0.125W

R676X8:F

1.00k/0.125W

R643X8:C

1X8:A2X8:B

1.80

k/0.

125W

R20

100N

/16V

C6

RS232 Transceiver

BC847C

Q9

1.00

k/0.

125W

R22

3.30k/0.125W

R34

Connection to MUH

100R

/0.1

25W

R9

10.0k/0.125W

R70

1.00k/0.125W

R87

1 2

74ACT14PW

U10:A

10.0k/0.125W

R5

1.80

k/0.

125W

R10

100N

/16V

C10

10.0k/0.125W

R12

1.00k/0.125W

R71

10.0k/0.125W

R73

BC85

7CQ1

1.80

k/0.

125W

R8

BC85

7CQ4

Die Drosseln waren bisher immer gebrückt!

3 4

74ACT14PW

U10:B

13 12

74ACT14PW

U10:F

Connection to external IF (HCT!!) DTE Pinning (we are DCE <-> 1:1-Cable)11 Bauteile (0805+SOT23) weniger, wenn statt MAX232 MAX3520 verwendet wird!

9 8

74ACT14PW

U10:D

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GND

V3.3

V3.3

CTS

GN

D

V1.8

DATA

GND

V3.3

V3.3

V3.3

GND

GN

D

V5.0

GND

GND

GND

GND

RESET

SDA

SCL

WP

V3.3

D15

D12D13

D9D10

D6D7

D3D4

D0D1

SDA

RESETWP

IOWAEN

25MHZ

FAN_PWM1

V3.3A

ADC_LOADC15

ADC12ADC13

ADC9ADC10

ADC6ADC7

ADC3ADC4

ADC1ADC0

GND

EMU0GND

TCK

TDO

TDI

TMS

B_SIMO

B_CLK

CANTXSCIRXDA

SPI_CLKSPI_CS

SPI_SIMO

V3.3

GND

GND

100N

/16V

C32

100N

/16V

C60

100N

/16V

C63

GNDA

D14

D11

D5

D2

D8

SCL

IOR

INDEX /DATA

FAN_PWM2

ADC8

ADC11

ADC14

ADC2

ADC5

GND1

GND1

100N

/16V

C38

100N

/16V

C20

100N

/16V

C42

100N

/16V

C35

10.0

k/0.

125W

R68

GND

10.0

k/0.

125W

R59

V3.3

100N

/16V

C22

100N

/16V

C64

V3.3

EMU1

TCK

TRST

0R0/

0.12

5W

R4

B_SOMI

CANRX

SCITXDA

SPI_SOMI

B_CS

100N

/16V

C43

100N

/16V

C49

V1.8

100N

/16V

C65

100N

/16V

C40

10.0

k/0.

125W

R6

10.0

k/0.

125W

R16

C50

47U

/10V

/600

mR

10.0

k/0.

125W

R46

DATA

C54

47U

/10V

/600

mR

RESET

SCIRXDBSCITXDB

12X6:1213X6:13

10X6:109X6:9

7X6:76X6:6

3X6:34X6:4

1X6:1

100N

/16V

C51

C71

47U/10V/600mR10

0N/1

6V

C47

100N

/16V

C62

24.9k/0.125W

R66C72

47U/10V/600mR

INTE

RTS

100N

/16V

C23

100N

/16V

C39

100N

/16V

C45

100N

/16V

C66

JTAG Interface

11X6:11

14X6:14

8X6:8

5X6:5

15P/50V

C19

2X6:2

1.00

k/0.

125W

R11

10.0

k/0.

125W

R48

100N

/16V

C21

100N

/16V

C52

100R

/0.1

25W

R52

C29

47U

/10V

/600

mR

1.80

k/0.

125W

R45

10.0

k/0.

125W

R47

1.80

k/0.

125W

R39

15P/50V

C18

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V30

V5.0

V30

LF2.

2LF

2.1

GND

PE

V30-10V

V0

V3.3

V3.3

V0

V30

GND

V30

Trennstellen

GNDA

V3.3A

GND

X20:1

GND

GNDA

ADC14

GND

ADC6

X19:1

ADC0

ADC7

ADC1

ADC8

ADC2

ADC9

ADC3

ADC10

ADC4

ADC11

X15:1

ADC5

D8

LL103A

4.70

k/0.

125W

R28

Q10

:B

IRF7

341

D10

LL103A

GND

1U0/

50V

C33

C36

330u

/35V

LF1.

2LF

1.1

10N

/50V

C2

ADC12

C57

330u

/35V

1U0/

50V

C74

ADC14

1.00

k/0.

125W

R62

ADC130R

47/1

W

R79

X14:1X14:2

X20:2

0R47

/1W

R78

ADC_LO

X13:2X13:1

X19:2

0R47

/1W

R77

0R47

/1W

R76

10N

/500

V

C78

GND

PE

X9:1X9:2

X15:2

1U0/

50V

C25

4.70

k/0.

125W

R30

Q10

:A

IRF7

341

10M

EG/0

.125

W

R41

D9

LL103A

1U0/

50V

C12

C37

330u

/35V

C1

330u

/35V

1U0/

50V

C31

D1

MBR

S340

T3

33.0

k/0.

125W

R61

1.80

k/0.

125W

R60

C56

330u

/35V

1U0/

50V

C70

C3

330u

/35V

R57

1k0/

25°C

1.00

k/0.

125W

R63

0R47

/1W

R85

0R47

/1W

R84

0R47

/1W

R83

0R47

/1W

R82

3.30

k/0.

125W

R31

3.30

k/0.

125W

R89

FAN_PWM1

1 X5:A2 X5:B

V30-10V

3 X5:C

Connect at one point!

X16:1X17:1X18:1

1.00k/0.125W

R32FAN_PWM2

1U0/

50V

C17

BC84

7C

Q8

4 X5:D

Q11:B

IRF7342

3R9/0.125W

R43

C16

330u

/35V

D6

MBR

S340

T3

1.50k/0.125W

R3

4.70k/0.125W

R14

5V-Converter

0R47

/1W

R74

0R47

/1W

R75

X10:1X10:2

X11:1X11:2X12:2

X12:1

X16:2X17:2X18:2

10N

/500

V

C79

BC84

7C

Q7

1.00k/0.125W

R33

10M

EG/0

.125

W

R40

22N

/50V

C73

C13

330u

/35V

D7

MBR

S340

T3

Q11:A

IRF7342

3R9/0.125W

R44

R90

1k0/

25°C

1U0/

50V

C4

100N

/16V

C61

0R47

/1W

R80

0R47

/1W

R81

3.30

k/0.

125W

R29

6

3

4 5

TPS2812D

U5:B

Softstart (Hot-Swap)

6

3

2 7

TPS2812D

U5:A

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GND

V3.3GND

GNDGND

V3.3

GND

GND

V3.3E

V3.3

GND

V3.3

V3.3

EEC

S

EEDI

EEDO

EEC

K

GN

D

GN

D

V3.3

D16

IO32 D17

D18

D19

GNDE

GNDE

IOR

IOW AE

N

V3.3 D0

D2

D3

D1

D5

D6

D4

GN

DR

ESETD

7

V3.3

GN

D

V3.3

V3.3

GN

D

25M

HZ

GN

D

INTE

D10D9

D12D13

D15

INT low

V3.3E

RX-RX+

TX+

V3.3V3.3E

D29D30

GNDD27

D24D25

GNDD22

D20

GNDE GNDE

RX+

RX-

TX-

GND

GND

V3.3

D11

D8

D14

RESET

LED mode 1

100M

LINK

330/0.125W

R35

6.80

k/0.

125W

R58

V3.3E

TX-

D28

D31

D21

D23

D26

GNDE

51R

/0.1

25W

R55

51R

/0.1

25W

R56

100N

/16V

C46

TX+

10N/500V

C14

100N

/16V

C8

100N

/16V

C68

100N

/16V

C28

100N

/16V

C69

330/0.125W

R36

100N

/16V

C41

100N

/16V

C26

100N

/16V

C48

100N

/16V

C58

51R

/0.1

25W

R53

51R

/0.1

25W

R54

C30

47U

/10V

/600

mR

100N

/16V

C53

75R

/0.1

25W

R50

10N

/500

V

C24

75R

/0.1

25W

R37

75R

/0.1

25W

R38

V3.3

V3.3

V3.3

V3.3

RJ45_TM8

RJ45_TM8

RJ45_TM5

RJ45_TM5

RJ45_TX-

RJ45_TX+

DATA

INDEX /DATA

4.70k/0.125W

R49

H2

LED:3GE

GNDE

V3.3E

100N

/16V

C34

DATA32

RJ45_RX-

RJ45_RX+

100N

/16V

C7

100N

/16V

C27

100N

/16V

C67

H1

LED:3GN

4.70k/0.125W

R42

100N

/16V

C44

100N

/16V

C55

100N

/16V

C59

75R

/0.1

25W

R51

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muh6.PCB

Koe / Ge25.01.2005Tue Feb 07, 2006

1437008 B6

MUH6000 (low Noise)

Mut

ter

Alu

-Oxi

d

Sch

raub

e

Kue

hlko

erpe

r

Cho

-The

rm

Fede

rsch

eibe

Q7,

Q8

Iso-

Rol

le

D1,

D2,

U1

Iso-

Buc

hse

Fede

rsch

eibe

Kue

hlko

erpe

r

U-S

chei

be

Isos

chla

uch

Sch

raub

e

Montage D1, D2, U1 Montage Q7, Q8

C62C61

C64

C81

R75

C95

2

1

R7

L3

R6

C34

RP

0R

P4

R15

R13

D6

C38

RM

3R

P3

R22

R20

RM

1R

M5

R30

R27

R29

R26

L6

RM

7R

P7

R39

R37

C51

C50

RP

2R

P6

R46

R43

C55

C54

R52

R50

C59

R51

C57

R63

R61

C66

U12

C63

C60

Q6

L8D

16

C82

U16

U15

C80

D23

D21

R76

Q11

D24

R77

C91

C90

D33

D31

R84

R83

D37

D35

R91

R88

H1

C10

3C

101

H3

D48

D46

C10

6C

105

D53

D51

C10

9C

108

C35

J1J2

C44

C48

C58

R62

C65

R60

D17

D22

C89

U20

D32

D36

D47

D52

R65

R66

C15

C12

C9

C6

C3

C17

C33C32

C30C29

C27C26

Q3

R19

R8

U2

Q5

R34

R57

R55

C47

C52

C75

C72

C70

C76

C88

R81

R80

U23C94

R86R87

X16

D49

110

X1

C16

C14C13

C11C10

C8C7

C5C4

Q1

C2C1

D2

C111

C31

C28

RM

0

RP

5

RM

4

R24

R17

R11

R9R5

Q2

C37

U5D5

C42C41

JC1

L5L1

C36

C39

R59

RP

1

RM

2

RM

6

R54

R48

R41

R35

R33C

56

C53

C49

R56R45

U10

U9

R58R

32

R64

C71

4

D10

Q7

C77

3

D28

D26

C85

R67

C83

X4

Q12

D18

D14

D44

R82R79

D42

U21

R85

D41D40

C99

C92

C11

0

H2

D59

X12C10

7

C10

4

D56

D57

R10

0

F1 X14

X15

S2S1

U1

D1

C40

U6

U4

L2

C43

U11

U8

U7

R53

Q4

Q8

C74

C73

C68

D15

1

20X

5

1

20X

3

D27

C84

XTE

MP

1

1

20X

8

1

20X

7

U19

D43

C10

0

C93

U22

R92

1

20X

11

1

20X

10

1

20X

13

D55

D58

U26

D11

C86

C24

C18

C67

R98

R73

K2

K1

R94

R10

D9

C23

C45

R97R74

R96

U25U17

R95

C78

Q10

Q9

C102

D13D12

C46

C25

U3

X2

1

20X

9

1

20X

6

U24U18

L10

C87

L4

L7

U13

U14

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MNPFC16

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Title

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RevNumber

Title

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11X4

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4R7/

5.1A

R21

4R7/

5.1A

R19

22N/630V

C30

R1

33k2/0.6W

6R81

/0.6

W

R6

1

2

L1:A

A:30

0/B:

1

1

6

L3:A

C5

1n/4

00V/

Y2

SD10

3AD

1

169K

/0.6

W

R9

DSEP30-06B

D5

332K

/0.6

W

R11

220P

/100

V

C23

4N7/

500V

C16

C7

47U

/450

V

R26

33k2/0.6W

12K1

/0.6

W/1

%

R13

C11

47U

/450

V

C9

47U

/450

V

C2

47U

/450

V

C8

47U

/450

VC

3

47U

/450

V

C10

47U

/450

V

C31

4N7/

250V

AC

C28

4N7/

250V

AC

1K50/0.6W

R2

C29

2U2/

275V

AC/X

2

10K0

/0.6

W

R3

100n

/63V

C20

3

2

L3:B

5

4

L3:C

1N41

48

D16

SD10

3A

D4

3

4

L1:B

A:30

0/B:

1

182K

/0.6

W

R10

332K

/0.6

W

R12

C13

22N

/630

V2K

05/0

.6W

R14

C21

39u/

50V

100n

/100

V

C18

1K50/0.6W

R27

C25

1000

U/3

5V

R25

9k09/0.6W

R5

{Value}

C22

47u/35V

L5:B

L5:C

1n/4

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C17

22N

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V

C24

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1K11/0.6W

R36

1K11/0.6W

R35

1K11/0.6W

R33

4R7/

5.1A

R20

4R7/

5.1A

R18

1K11/0.6W

R31

1K11/0.6W

R30

1K11/0.6W

R22 22N

/630

V

C27

C4

4N7/

250V

AC

R8

4R75/0.6W

10R0/0.6W

R28Q4

HGTG30N60A40

1N0/

500V

C14

BAV21

D1020 X4:20

R7

20K0

/0.6

W

4R75/0.6W

R4

332K

/0.6

W

R23

DSE

C15

-06A

D3

470P

/500

V

C15

C1

47U

/450

V

DSEC15-06A

D6

D7 DSEC15-06A

Q5

IRFB11050A

392R

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W

R15

BZX85C6V2

D14 D17

BYV27-150

2X3:B

3X2:C

3X3:C

C6

47U

/450

V

1X3:A

1X2:A

BYV2

6C

D13

1K11/0.6W

R34

1K11/0.6W

R32

1K11/0.6W

R29

D18

GBPC3506N

R24

275V

AC/0

.6W

Q7

BC547B/RM5.08

BD138-16

Q1

1 10

300U/23AL:300U/23A:E65H

L6

10P/

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C19

6R81/0.6W

R16

BZX8

5C18

D12

R17

2K43

/0.6

W

C12

4N7/

250V

AC

P6KE

200A

D15

L5:A

Q6

IRFB11050A

6521 43

K1:B

1U16A/24V=

Q8

BC557B/RM5.08

BD138-16

Q3

BD138-16

Q2

7

8

K1:A

1U16A/24V=

51

STVHD90

Q3

BZX83C3V9 D14

10K0

R28

BD139-16

Q6

BD139-16

Q7

1N41

48

D10

1N41

48

D12

1K00

R35

1K00

R36

X213

X27

X211

X25

X28

X218

X217

X26

T

OP62

-100

S11

2

T

OP62

-100

S31

2

1N5

C1

ZKB409-019

L16

1

3

25

4

BF247

Q4

1K00

R27

10N

C19

10N

C2BZ

X83C

15

D8

BF247

Q5

BZX83C3V9

D15

1N4148

D11

1N4148D13

100R

R2

100K

R1

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM11:1314.03.97PLOT

CHECK

DRAWN

NAMEDATE DESCRIPTION

SHEETSHEETSREV.DRAWING NUMBERwienerPlein & Baus GmbH 02A31409266

03.12.93 Fri MEH_2-5V/100APower

COMP-I

GPH+

PWM+

TEMP+

CV

U-

PWM0

GPH0

GPL0

UD+COMP-U

OVP

GPL+

TEMP0

LOW

SIDE

DRI

VEHI

GH S

IDE

DRIV

E

0255

220P

C17

220P

C15

220P

C22

IRFP450

Q2

IRFP450

Q1

MUR460

D5

MUR460

D6

0R10

R34

1N0

C8

10U

C4

10U

C3

2200UF

C33

2200UF

C25

2200UF

C30

2200UF

C26

2200UF

C29

2200UF

C31

2200UF

C27

2200UF

C35

2200UF

C34

2200UF

C32

2200UF

C28

150P

C18

X11

X13

3R3

R32

3R3

R29

3R3

R33

3R3

R30

ZKB472-120

L28

7

43

27K4

R9

27K4

R10

5K

R3

L

S

R

EF32/RM14

L4A4E4

EF32/RM14

L4A1E1 M1

M2

10N

C23

220UF

C5

220UF

C6

1U

C9

4N7

C20

4N7

C21

4AF-TR5 F1

3R32

R25

3R32

R22

3R32

R24

3R32

R23

500uR

R311

23

4

10N

C11

10R0

R7

10R0

R21

10R0

R6

STPS24045TVD9

K1

A1

STPS24045TV

D9K2A2

X2 14X2 12

X215

X216

X2 10

X2 4

X2 9

X2 3

X2 2

X2 1

22K1

R20

100P

C16

1N4148

D7

1U0

C24

100K

R5

100K

R8

ETD44/500W/5V

L3

25

26 19202110

18222324

100R

R13

100R

R11

13K3

R12

13K3

R4

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM11:1114.03.97PLOT

CHECK

DRAWN

NAMEDATE DESCRIPTION

SHEETSHEETSREV.DRAWING NUMBERwienerPlein & Baus GmbH

Single_Module_500WMEHFri03.12.93

1409266 A3/1 02

GPL+

US+*

U+

U-*

ISMON-US+

UP+

IPMON0

IPMON0

ISMON+

GPH0

UP0 US-*

PE

GPL0

IPMON+

GPH+

US-

U-

U+*

UD+

0156

C1

M1M2

D8

C2

C19

R27

R35

R36

L1

S1S3

R9R10

Q5

Q4

R28

R24 R22R23

Q3

C18

R5R8

R1

D7

D10

D11D12

D13

C16R20

C3C4

R21

R6R7

Q2

Q1

D5

D6

C20C21

C11

C24

D14

D15

R3

F1

C9

L4

C8

X2321

X1

Q7

L5

C25

C30

C26

C29

C31

C27

C35

C34

C32

C33

C28

L2

C15

C17

C22

R25

R34

C5

D9 R31 C23

R4

R12

L3

R2

R11R13

R32

R29

R30

R33

PARTS LAYOUT

DESCRIPTION

SHEETSHEETSREV.DRAWING NUMBER

09.07.98 21:24PLOT

CHECK

DRAWN

NAMEDATE

Nutzen:

Plein & Baus GmbH

M 1:1Oberflaeche:

Bestueckungsaufdruck:

Lagen:Durchkontaktierungen:

Loetstop:

Kupferstaerke:Platinenmaterial:Platinenmasse [mm]:

01 01wiener

REFERENCE NO.nein

ja

part.verzinntbeidseitignein

2250umFR405_1.5mm199.64x99.82

Fri03.12.93

Single_Module_500WMEH

1409266 A6

C6

Q6

R37

Transistoren Q4,Q5

D und S sind tauschbar

NSPHILIPS

MOTOROLA

S

SD

D

GG BF247A

BF247ABF246A

G

S D D

DS

S

G

G

57

Koe

Koe

Koe

Koe

Koe

Kühlkörper 1409291 Index <= A3: Isoplatte bis zu F1 schieben und mit Silicon an C6 ankleben


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1460193 A3

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MRP-DA

U6

U920

1X1

61

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Title

Date

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Date

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D-51399 Burscheid

mrp SMD.sch

1409657


16 X5:16

15 X5:15

11 X5:11

1.00k/0.125W

R22

1.00k/0.125W

R24

10.0k/0.125W

R16

10.0k/0.125W

R17

R74

500R

10.0

k/0.

125W

R64

100N/50V

C11

100N/50VC13

R19

15.0k/0.125W

47P

/50V

C46

100N

/50V

C10

R27

150K/0.125W

10.0

k/0.

125W

R34

C31

47u/

35V

reserved

R13

C30

47u/

35V

1U0/

50V

C54

Q7

BSH114

17X5:17

18X5:18

100N/50V

C26

6X1:6

100N

/50V

C22

X6

3SMDL1:SA

220P

/50V

C49

10.0k/0.125W

R10

10.0

k/0.

125W

R78

15P

/50V

C4

5.10

k/0.

125W

R39

1.00

k/0.

125W

R65

2.00

k/0.

125W

R75

220P

/50V

C37

220P

/50V

C42

47N/50V

C3

100N

/50V

C45

100N

/50V

C47

47N/50V

C7

1U0/

50V

C29

15P

/50V

C55

33.0

k/0.

125W

R48

22.0k/0.125W

R47

10.0

k/0.

125W

R42

2.70

k/0.

125W

R40

100N/50V

C23

2 X1:2

1 X1:1

9 X1:9

5 X1:5

10 X5:10

10.0k/0.125W

R7 1.00k/0.125W

R62

10.0

k/0.

125W

R12

4 X1:4

3 X1:3

C8

100P/50V9 X5:9

8X1:8

10X1:10

3 X5:3

4 X5:4

R11

2.20

k/0.

125W

7X5:7

BC857C

Q2

220P

/50V

C18

15.0k/0.125W

R25

5.10k/0.125WR38

R35

2.00k/0.125W

reservedC6 1U0/

50V

C53

470/0.125W

R31

Q8

BSH114

2.70k/0.125W

R30

reserved

R37

10.0k/0.125W

R4613 X5:13

2.00

k/0.

125W

R45

220P

/50V

C48

5.60k/0.125W

R66

510R/0.125W

R77

BC847C

Q3

BC857C

Q6

Q9

BSH114

1U0/

50V

C43

100K/0.125W

R8

24k/

0.12

5W

R21

10N

/500

V

C24

15P

/50V

C5

24k/0.125W

R20

1U0/

50V

C41

100N

/50V

C44

15P

/50V

C34

10.0

k/0.

125W

R41

15P

/50V

C9

0R0/0.125W

R18

1.60k/0.125W

R23

R15

330R/0.125W

10.0

k/0.

125W

R60

10.0

k/0.

125W

R61

1.00

k/0.

125W

R44

reserved

R49

5X5:5

1K/100MHz/R35/0.23A

L6

100K/0.125W

R9

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18.05.06Mon Jun 12, 2006

D-51399 Burscheid

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2Filename

Plot

Number

Title

Date

+49-2174-678-0

Sheet

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2

BC

Sheet2

18.05.06Mon Jun 12, 2006

D-51399 Burscheid

mrp SMD.sch

1409657


15X1

:15

8 X5:8

13X1:1310.0k/0.125W

R26

100P

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C19

15P

/50V

C15

rese

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R67

100N

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C14

510/

0.12

5W

R84

18X1

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17X1

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100N

/50V

C36

100N

/50V

C32

750k

/0.1

25W

R82

100N

/50V

C51

100N/50V

C35

100N/50V

C50

1ME

G/0

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W

R1

Q1BC847C

14X1:14

15P

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C16

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0.12

5W

R29

10.0k/0.125W

R32

510/

0.12

5W

R80

C12

100N/50V

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R28

100P

/50V

C25

160/

0.12

5W

R71

100N

/50V

C28

5.10

k/0.

125W

R51

BC847C

Q4

510/

0.12

5W

R86

100N/50V

C17

2 X5:2

X7

12 X5:12

19 X1:19

7X1:7

1.00k/0.125W

R33

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R70

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14 X5:14

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R68 1.0n

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R83

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R85

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R52

5.10k/0.125W

R54

11X1:11

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V

C33

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R63

2.00k/0.125W

R5712X1:12

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R56

1.00k/0.125W

R36

R72reserved

10.0k/0.125W

R69

500R

R73

100P

/50V

C27

100P

/50V

C20

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R79

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