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Appendix C
Connecting Signals with Accessories
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Table C-3.  Signal Descriptions
Pins
Signal Name
Signal 
Type
Signal Description Based on Mode Used
2, 9
REQ<1..2>
Control
Group 1 and group 2 request lines
Handshaking I/O—Request. A control line that indicates whether the 
peripheral device is ready to transfer data.
Pattern I/O—REQ carries timing pulses either to or from the peripheral 
device. These strobe signals are comparable to the CONVERT* or UPDATE* 
signals of an analog DAQ device.
Unstrobed I/O—Option to use REQ<1..2> as extra, general-purpose input 
lines (IN<3..4>).
3, 8
ACK<1..2>
STARTTRIG 
<1..2>
Control
Group 1 and group 2 acknowledge lines
Handshaking I/O—Acknowledge, a control line that indicates whether the 
653X device is ready to transfer data.
Pattern I/O—Used as a start trigger (STARTTRIG<1..2>) line. You can start 
pattern I/O operations upon the rising or falling edge of a signal on these lines.
Unstrobed I/O—Option to use the ACK<1..2> lines as extra, 
general-purpose output lines (OUT<3..4>).
4, 7
STOPTRIG 
<1..2>
Control
Group 1 and group 2 stop triggers
Handshaking I/O—Not used.
Pattern I/O—Used in trigger operations as stop trigger. You can end pattern 
I/O operations upon the rising or falling edge on these lines.
Unstrobed I/O—Option to use the STOPTRIG<1..2> lines as extra, 
general-purpose input lines (IN<1..2>).
5–6
PCLK<1..2>
Control
Group 1 and group 2 peripheral clock lines
Handshaking I/O (Burst Mode)—The only handshaking mode that utilizes 
these signals. By default, PCLK is an output during an input operation and an 
input during an output operation. PCLK direction is programmable
Pattern I/O—Not used.
Unstrobed I/O—Option to use the PCLK<1..2> lines as extra, 
general-purpose output lines (OUT<1..2>).
10, 44–45, 
12–13, 
47–48, 15
DIOA<0..7>
Data
Port A bidirectional data lines
Port A is referred to as port number 0 in software. DIOA7 is the MSB; DIOA0 
is the LSB.
16–17, 
21–22, 
51–54
DIOB<0..7>
Data
Port B bidirectional data lines
Port B is referred to as port number 1 in software. DIOB7 is the MSB; DIOB0 
is the LSB.