Description: Logic Status Indicator Module
q Plug and Play - - - No soldering needed to use.
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Simultaneous
display of the OOPicâ
31 I/O lines and an activity indicator or 16 I/O lines with 24 Pin processors.
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Designed for
use with OOPicâ,
OOPic-IIâ,
OOPic II-Câ,
Basic Stampâ,
BasicXâ,
Atomâ
and all other 24-pin compatible processors/micro-controllers
q Us as carrier board for 24 pin processors with pin-outs like the OOPic II-Câ, Basic Stampâ, BasicXâ, and the Atomâ.
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Construction
allows OOPic II-Câ,
Basic Stampâ,
BasicsXâ,
Atomâ
to connect to OOPic 40 pin interface.
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“Pass-Thru”
design allows connection between OOPicâ and other peripherals.
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Impedance
approximately 1 meg-ohm on each I/O line makes unit almost invisible to
processor or peripherals.
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On-board
regulator eliminates power load from the processor or peripherals.
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On-Board
connector for serial I/0 and programming of processors inserted into the 24-pin
socket.
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On board
reset button for convenience.
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Unique Black
Matte finish circuit board with white lettering gives extremely high contrast.
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Over 100
Surface mount components for durability ruggedness and reliable operation.
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GaAlAs
High-Efficiency LED’s allow viewing in direct 12:00 noon sunlight while
current consumption is less than 40 ma. total with all LED’s illuminated.
Ideal for extended battery operation.
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Small credit
card size (2”X3.5”), same size as the OOPic I.
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Software debugging.
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Hardware debugging.
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Direct binary reading of data from processor.
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Status of peripherals.
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Visual displays.
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Attention getting devices.
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50.8mm X 88.9mm (2” X 3.5”) (same form factor as OOPic).
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4 mounting holes 3.81mm(0.150”) diameter 3.56mm 0.140”
inset from each corner.
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FR4 circuit board material 1.59mm (0.0625”) thickness.
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23 grams (0.8 oz.) approximate weight.
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6 to 18 volts and 5 to 40 ma. depending on number of LED’s
illuminated.
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0° C to 70° C operating temperature range.
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10% to 90% relative humidity non-condensing
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Gold plated connectors.
q The Logic Status Module is not compatible with the OOPic - R®
This page last updated January 12, 2004