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Power supply
Power supply recommendations.
Voltage
Current
Gigalog S
6-15 V
100 mA
Gigalog S + Graphic LCD
12 V ±5%
500 mA
Gigalog S + Gsm65
7- 15 V
1000 mA
Gigalog S + Graphic LCD + Gsm65
12 V ±5%
1500 mA
close jumper VLCD
close jumper VLCD
SD card disk handling
The board accepts FAT16 and FAT32 file systems.
Memory cards with 32Gb or more use normally exFAT. You have to reformat the card before use.
The configuration format command can be used to format the sd card. (config: fo)
When the LED on the board is on, the board is writing to the memory card.
Do not take off the card. Taking off the memory card may destroy the file system on it.
Display
A liquid crystal display, 2 lines x 16 characters, displays the state of the board.
The display shows the actual values of the inputs, independent of the storage of data. Use configuration command
a= to change the name, the time, and the format to display for each channel.
The 2x16 display can be replaced by a 4x16 display, or by a 320x240 graphical colour display with touchscreen.
LED
The LED on the board signals:
o Flashing each second: Board is ready to work
o On: Writing to disk. Do not take off the memory card. Taking off the memory card may destroy the file
system on it.
o Flashing once all 10 seconds: Low power mode.
Rs232 interfaces RS0 and RS1
SubD 9 pole male communication port
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RxD
TxD
to GigaLog, data, and for configuration
from GigaLog for configuration
GND
Common
The 2 serial ports RS0 and RS1 are configured at 115200 baud from the factory, and will accept commands as
input.
Both ports can be configured, to store incoming data on a file on the memory card.
Rs485 interface RS2
RS2 is physical a Rs485 port using the 2 screw terminals Dat+ and Dat-. Logical the port works like RS0 and RS1.
Incoming serial data: Rs232 and Rs485
Data is 8 bits, no parity. Baud rates can be 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 28800, 38400, 57600
115200
Baud rates are derived from a 48 MHz frequency.
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