CABLE-SMBUS-3PIN Analog Devices Inc, CABLE-SMBUS-3PIN Datasheet - Page 19

• Manufacturer Part Number: CABLE-SMBUS-3PIN
• Description: CABLE SMBUS 3PIN
• Manufacturer: Analog Devices Inc

Specifications of CABLE-SMBUS-3PIN

• Rohs Status: RoHS non-compliant
• Accessory Type: SMBus Cable
• For Use With/related Products: EVALADM106x Boards

Preliminary Technical Data
Figure 26. ADM1062 Top Level, software in offline mode
The Top Level provides a diagrammatic representation of the
ADM106x and its functions. Depending on which of the ADM1062
to ADM1069 is selected, the features and pinouts will change
accordingly. Note that the body of the diagram is greyed out in
offline mode, indicating no device is connected.
This window is useful in showing where the relevant pins of the
device reside. It also shows all of the pin names, which can be
renamed (See rename pins section). In addition to pressing the tabs
at the top of the page, the user is also able to navigate to other pages
using the labeled buttons in and around the graphical representation
of the ADM106x. For example pressing the button labeled
‘Sequencing Engine’ will navigate to that page.
Note that when switching between different devices the software
recalls the configuration settings and Sequencing Engine program
for each until the software is shut down. For example if the
ADM1062 is selected and an SE program written and Pin names
changed, after which a different device, say the ADM1069, is
selected and programmed with a different sequencing engine and
different pin names are entered, the software will recall the relevant
SE program and Pin names when ADM1062 is selected and when
the ADM1069 is selected. The sequencing engine and pin names are
just mentioned as an example, in practice all configuration settings
for each are recalled when the device is selected.
the configuration settings for each device are not individually saved.
This warning is present under the device select drop down menu and
is also encountered when exiting the program. Again it must be
stressed that configuration settings for each individual device should
be saved as desired by explicitly selecting each device and saving
these to separate files.
To save settings left click file on the top menu and left click <save
offline settings to file>. Recall settings from file is just below this.
It should also be noted that a warning is issued when the user
However it should be noted that all this information will be lost if
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attempts to recall settings saved for one device when another
device is currently selected. This is so because different devices
do not all have the same properties or functionality. Therefore it
is recommended to combine the device number in the name of
each saved configuration file to aid in easy loading of
configuration settings.
Figure 27 Selecting all devices and saving individual settings
If some of the devices configuration settings are modified but
not saved on exit then these particular settings will be lost.
Therefore settings for all modified devices should be saved
individually. When only one device is selected, as illustrated in
figure 26 where the ADM1062 is selected in offline mode, a
similar situation exists for each of the four selectable addresses.
If different configuration settings for different device addresses
are entered then these configuration settings should be saved
to files as required.
MULTIPLE DEVICE SESSION
It may be required to use a number of devices simultaneously.
Although this is not possible with the main evaluation board it
is possible to cascade a number of Micro-Evaluation Boards
together (see table 4 on page 4). When using devices in this
manner over the SMBus it is important to set each device with
a different address. The address is set by switch S2 on the
Micro-Evaluation Boards. When the Configuration Tool is
started with multiple devices connected the first window
appears like this with connected devices appearing as a green
box indicating the address of each.
Save offline
settings to file
EVAL-ADM106x
Device
Select