[argyllcms] Re: Spectrolino / (Spectroscan ) External power supply
- From: Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 03 May 2010 20:29:20 +1000
Magnus Wallden wrote:
Can someone tell me the Output voltage and polarity
from the external power supply ?
Hmm. The spectroscan has it's own power supply, and typically
runs from the mains (110V/240V depending where you are in world.)
and perhaps also the connection for a minidin8 female to D-sub9 male
(the adaptor ) ?
The spectroscan also has a standard 25 pin RS232 serial D type connector,
so you don't need to connect to the minidin8 if you don't have a suitable
cable. The DIP switch controls baud rate etc.
From the left:
S1 S2
OFF OFF No handshaking
OFF ON Xon/Xoff
ON OFF Hardware
S3 S4 S5
OFF ON OFF 1200
OFF ON ON 2400
ON OFF OFF 9600
ON OFF ON 19200
ON ON OFF 28880
If you do want to connect the 8 pin then this is the wiring to a standard 25
pin D type
on the computer:
25pin Name 8pin name function
20 DTS 2 HS_OUT Spectrolino is ready to receive data on positive
5 CTS voltage level
4 RTS 3 DATA_IN Data input of the Spectrolino
3 RD 4 GND
2 TD 5 DATA_OUT Data output of the Spectrolino
7 GND 6 HS_IN Input interrupts the data transmission between
(I'm sure the 9 pin D type to 25 pin D type is on the Internet somewhere...)
Graeme Gill.
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