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VEMIO 1 - LAYOUT


Connector

Name

Description

1

Keyboard Output

Used for Keypad Simulator, up to 4x4 matrix size. Note that these pins are outputs in VEMIO, but will be inputs in the device that is to be controlled by the simulated keyboard.

2

Sensor Column

Unused.

3

8 Digital Inputs

Active low inputs that can be read by VEMIO.

4

USB

This connector is used for data communication with the host and also powers the unit (5V, up to 500mA)

5

Analog Inputs

Feed the ADC to be read by the VEMIO. Input must not be higher than 5V.

6

8 Driver High Outputs

When active (Ox=1 , with x being the pin number) , the Voltage level of this output will be pulled to V+ , which can range from 9 to 24V.

7

4 Driver Low Outputs

When active (Ox=1 , with x being the pin number) , the Voltage level of this output will be pulled to Ground.

8

Power

Supports a DC power supply in the range of 9V-24V


VEMIO 2 - LAYOUT


Connector

Name

Description

1

11 Driver Low Outputs

When active (Ox=1 , with x being the pin number) , the Voltage level of this output will be pulled to Ground.

2

8 Driver High Outputs

When active (Ox=1 , with x being the pin number) , the Voltage level of this output will be pulled to V+ , which can range from 9 to 24V.

3

Power

Supports a DC power supply in the range of 9V-24V

4

USB

This connector is used for data communication with the host and also powers the unit (5V, up to 500mA)

5

Relays

2 Relays that can be driven by VEMIO2

6

8 Digital Inputs

Active low inputs that can be read by VEMIO.

7

Temperature Sensor

1 Wire input, typically used for a Temperature Sensor , but supports other 1 Wire Sensors.



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