Wavenet Technology Pty Ltd. BM2900D Benutzerhandbuch
Boomer II User Manual & Integrator’s Guide _________________________________________________Installation
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Copyright Wavenet Technology © November 2003
LED Output Lines
In addition to the on-board LED’s there are three signal lines (Low
Battery, Message Waiting, In-range), which are controllable by the
modem for connection to an external LED. Each line has a 33Ω series
resistor and clamp diode to the internal supply line for protection. It is
recommended a series resistor be used with the external LED to limit
current accordingly. The electrical interface capability, equivalent
circuit and operation of these lines is summarized in the tables below:
In addition to the on-board LED’s there are three signal lines (Low
Battery, Message Waiting, In-range), which are controllable by the
modem for connection to an external LED. Each line has a 33Ω series
resistor and clamp diode to the internal supply line for protection. It is
recommended a series resistor be used with the external LED to limit
current accordingly. The electrical interface capability, equivalent
circuit and operation of these lines is summarized in the tables below:
LED Output Lines Equivalent Circuit
LED Interface Electrical Characteristics
Parameter Range Low High
Output Voltage
0 – 3.3 V
0.5 V (max)
2.3 V (min)
Output Current
3.2 mA (max)
1.6 mA (min)
Note: DCD and INRANGE outputs share the same output line from the
microprocessor and therefore the combined current consumption of
that line must not exceed 2mA.
microprocessor and therefore the combined current consumption of
that line must not exceed 2mA.
LED Interface Definitions
J1
Pin #
Signal Description
Signal
Active
State
13
LED
0_
MSGWTG
Message
waiting
Output
Low when message waiting
14
LED
1_
INRANGE
In range
Output
Low when modem in-range
15
LED
2_
LOWBAT
Low
battery Output
Low when battery is less than
3.5V,
High when battery is greater
than 3.6V
3.5V,
High when battery is greater
than 3.6V
Low Battery
The Low Battery signal is held active low whenever the supply voltage
drops below an acceptable level (less than 3.5V) and deactivated when
the voltage level becomes acceptable again (greater than 3.6V). The
transitions will occur at the same time as the low battery event occurs
(or would occur if the event was activated). Note that in the case of a
The Low Battery signal is held active low whenever the supply voltage
drops below an acceptable level (less than 3.5V) and deactivated when
the voltage level becomes acceptable again (greater than 3.6V). The
transitions will occur at the same time as the low battery event occurs
(or would occur if the event was activated). Note that in the case of a