This single width module contains a 12-bit register for holding output data. Twelve relays, whose states are determined by the bits in the register, each supply an isolated normally open contact to the I/O connector. The relays may be energized and de-energized singly or in combination. The register can be written, cleared, set, selectably cleared, selectively set, and read. Individual bits may be set or cleared bia command subaddress.
A LAM flip flop is privided which, when enabled, may be set by a negative-going transition of an external input, by a command, or by a front panel switch. The LAM is cleared by direct command or by any command that affects the contents of the 12-bit register. Sequences of programmed outputs can thus respond to internal or external control.
| F(0)A(0) | Reads state (open/closed) of output relay contacts |
| F(6)A(0) | Reads module number |
| F(8)A(0) | Returns Q if LAM is set |
| F(9)A(0) | Clears 12-bit register and clears LAM |
| F(10)A(0) | Clears LAM |
| F(11)A(0) | Presets 12-bit register and clears LAM |
| F(14)A(0) | Sets LAM |
| F(16)A(0) | Writes 12-bit register and clears LAM |
| F(20)A(0) | Selectively clears 12-bit register and clears
LAM (e.g. a "1" to bit i (i=12..1) clears bit i only) |
| F(22)A(0) | Selectively sets 12-bit register and clears
LAM (e.g. a "1" to bit i (i=12..1) sets bit i only) |
| F(24)A(0) | Disables setting of the LAM flip flop |
| F(26)A(0) | Enables setting of the LAM flip flop |
| F(28)A(11..0) | Clears bit defined by subaddress and clears LAM. A(0) corresponds to output bit 1, A(1) to bit 2, etc. |
| F(30)A(11..0) | Sets bit defined by subaddress and clears LAM. A(0) corresponds to output bit 1, A(1) to bit 2, etc. |
| C*S2 | Clears LAM and 12-bit register and disables LAM flip-flop |
| Z*S2 | Clears LAM and 12-bit register and disables LAM flip-flop |
The following lights and switches are provided on the front panel:
| Module Select Light | Flashes whenever module is addressed. |
| LAM Enable Light | On whenever LAM is enabled. |
| LAM Light | On whenever a LAM request is pending. |
| LAM Switch | Sets LAM if LAM is enabled |
| 1L | GND | 1R | GND |
| 2L | LAM Status | 2R | LAM Source |
| 3L | 3R | ||
| 4L | +5V | 4R | +5V |
| 5L | 5R | ||
| 6L | RLY1 | 6R | RLY2 |
| 7L | RLY3 | 7R | RLY4 |
| 8L | RLY5 | 8R | RLY6 |
| 9L | RLY7 | 9R | RLY8 |
| 10L | RLY9 | 10R | RLY10 |
| 11L | RLY11 | 11R | RLY12 |
| 12L | RLY12 | 12R | RLY11 |
| 13L | RLY10 | 13R | RLY9 |
| 14L | RLY8 | 14R | RLY7 |
| 15L | RLY6 | 15R | RLY5 |
| 16L | RLY4 | 16R | RLY3 |
| 17L | RLY2 | 17R | RLY1 |
| 18L | 18R |
In order to return X for valid CAMAC operations, the following modification is done: