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Intelligent Technologies QCPort System Install Manual 
November 2005  
 
MN05001002E 
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Overview of QCPort Interconnect System 
Device Connection in a QCPort System 
Devices are connected into a QCPort system using one of the following connection 
types—either a backplane or interconnect cabling.  Both of the connection types provide 
for communication and power.  
The entire QCPort system, using QCPort pre-manufactured interconnects, cannot exceed 
100 feet [30 meters] in total length.  For systems that require longer runs, the long run 
interconnect is used.  Using the long run interconnect, the system length is increased to 
500 feet [150 meters] @ 460Kbaud and 1000 feet [300 meters] @ 230Kbaud.  In this 
case, special care has to be taken to size the power supply correctly for the distance.  
QCPort Backplane 
The QCPort backplane provides a convenient way to connect the Network Adapter and 
IO devices that are located in close proximity to one another.  The QCPort backplane 
mounts within a DIN rail, allowing the receptacles on the back of the Network Adapter 
and IO products to plug into them.  This auto connection eliminates the need for any 
customer communication or power wiring between devices, while providing hot insertion 
and removal without affecting other devices. 
The QCPort backplane provides the data signals and the 24V DC to power all devices 
that are connected.  The QCPort backplane is limited to a maximum current carrying 
capacity of 6 amps. 
 
 
 
 
 
Figure 4: QCPort Backplane Connector 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Figure 5: 6 Pin QCPort Linear Connector 
GND

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Backplane 
Device or 
Screwed Plug