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Terminus 400AP Series Products User Manual – Hardware Guide

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Terminus 400AP User Guide JA07-UM Rev: A04 Date: 04/01/16

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TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS and DISCLAIMER ............................................................................................................................. 2400AP Open Platform General Description .......................................................................................................................... 3 Plug-InTerminals400AP Peripherals ...............................................................................................................................................................4-8 SDRAMMemory NANDFlashMemory SDMemoryCard RS-232SerialCommunications RS-232USART1Connections RS-232DBGUConnections RS-232TransceiverConnections RS-485SerialCommunications RS485-USART2Connections USBHostSerialCommunications USBDeviceSerialCommunications Ethernet10/100PHY ControllerAreaNetwork(CAN) CAN0ControllerConnections CAN0TransceiverConnections CAN1ControllerConnections CAN1TransceiverConnections RTC Accelerometer CellularPlug-InTerminalPlug-In MODEM Connections ..........................................................................................................................................8-10 UART_ENABLETruthTable UARTSUPPLYTruthTable EnableVBUS ON_OFFTruthTable RESETTruthTable PWRMONTruthTable SERVICETruthTable GPS_RESETTruthTableMonetary Buttons ................................................................................................................................................................ 11LEDs ................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 RedLEDs YellowLEDs GreenLEDsCellular RF Port - Coming Soon ............................................................................................................................................. 12GPS RF Port - Coming Soon .................................................................................................................................................. 12Front Panel - Coming Soon .................................................................................................................................................... 12Rear Panel - Coming Soon .................................................................................................................................................... 1220 Pin Header ....................................................................................................................................................................... 12Installing SIM CardSamtec Part Numbers ......................................................................................................................................................... 14Electrical Specifications .................................................................................................................................................15-16 AbsoluteMaximumRatings RecommendedOperatingConditions I/OLevels(3.3VCMOS) I/OLevels(1.8VCMOS) I/OLevels(RS-232Transceiver) I/OLevels(RS-485Transceiver) I/OLevels(CANTransceiver)Mechanical Specifications - Coming Soon ........................................................................................................................... 17Ordering Information ............................................................................................................................................................ 18Revision History ................................................................................................................................................................... 18

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400AP Series Open Platform General DescriptionThe400APseriesIntelligentTerminusprovidesacompletewirelesscommunicationdevicewithintegratedARM9™processor,expandedmemoryandcellularcommunicationprotocolstofitanyapplication.TheAMTELARM9™processorhasalargesupportcommunityavailabletoreferencewhiledevelopingapplications.Additionally,Janushashardware/softwarepartnerswaitingtoassistusersinquicklygettingyourproducttomarket.TheTerminus400APseriesallowsuserstheflexibilitytochooseOSandifusersarelookingforembeddedLinuxOS,wecanshowthemhowtosetupLinuxtoolchaintoquicklycompileaLinuxKernelandFilesystemsousersareupandrunninginhours.

Plug-In Terminals:

CellularcommunicationprotocolsfortheTerminus400AParepoweredbyTerminusPlug-Interminals.Plug-InTerminusoffereasyintegrationandinterchangeabilityofcommunicationprotocolsbetweenGSM/GPRS,CDMA,HSPA+,EV-DO,LTEandmorebycombiningfullM2Mfunctionalitywiththeflexibilityofastandard“Plug-In”DIPdesign.Theseterminalssharethesamemechanicalfootprintandofferuserstheabilitytoconfiguretheirapplicationsforcommunicationsviaanycellularprotocol.Byusingthesemodulestopowerthecellulartechnologyofthe400AP,userscaneasilychangecellulartechnologywithouthavingtochangeplatforms.The400APprovidesoneplatformthatsupportscurrentcellulartechnologywiththefutureinmind.

400AP

NAND Flash

PowerSDRAM MicroSD

Card

GPIO

USB Host

RS-232 Serial Port

RS-485 Serial Port

RTC

Accelerometer

RS-232 Debug

CAN0 CAN1

Wired Ethernet 802.3

Plug-In MODEM (Cellular & GPS)

AT91SAM9G20



400AP Peripherals:The400APislooselybasedontheAtmelAT91SAM9G20referencedesign.Thefollowingsectionwilldescribetheconnectionsofmemoryandperipheralsastheypertaintothe400APplatform.

SDRAM Memory:

The400APincludesasinglechipof64MBSDRAMandisconnectedtotheExternalBusInterface(EBI)ofthe9G20processorviaa16-bitdatabus.ForacompletedescriptionoftheEBIandstaticmemorycontrollerrefertotheAtmelAT91SAM9G20UserManual.

ForacompletetechnicaldescriptionoftheSDRAMmemorypleaserefertotheMicronDataSheet. MicronPartNumber: MT48H32M16LFB4-75IT:C

NAND Flash Memory:

Asinglechipof128MBbootableNANDflashisconnectedtotheEBIofthe9G20processorviaan8-bitdatabus.ForacompletedescriptionoftheEBIandNANDflashsupportrefertotheAtmelAT91SAM9G20UserManual.

ForacompletetechnicaldescriptionoftheNANDflashmemorypleaserefertotheMicronDataSheet.

MicronPartNumber: MT29F1G08ABBDAH4:D

SD Memory Card:

AmicroSDmemorycardsocketisconnectedtotheMultiMediaCardInterface(MCI)ofthe9G20processorviaSlotA.SlotAcanbeusedtobootanapplicationfromorbeusedtostoreapplicationdata.TheMCIiscomplaintwiththeSDMemoryCardSpecificationV1.0



400AP Peripherals continued: RS-232 Serial Communications:

TwoRS-232serialportsareavailableonthe400AP.The9G20debugserialportisexposedexternallyviaaDB9connectoronthefrontpanelofthe400AP.ThisportcanbeusedasaUniversalSynchronousAsynchronousReceiverTransceiver(USART)orastheserialinterfacetotheDebugUnit(DBGU)ofthe9G20processor.ThedebugUSARTisimplementedwithRXandTXsignaling.ThesecondRS-232serialportisexternallyexposedviathe20-pinlockingconnectorontherearpanelofthe400APandisconnectedtoUSART1ofthe9G20processor.USART1iscapableofusingRTS/CTShardwareflowcontrol.ForacompletedescriptionoftheDBGUandUSARTfunctionalityrefertotheAtmelAT91SAM9G20UserManual.

BothportsusethesameRS-232transceiverchipandcanbesimultaneousdisabledbyuseoftheFORCEONandNFORCEOFFcontrolinputs.ForacompletedescriptionofthisfunctionalitypleaserefertotheTexasInstrumentDataSheet.

TexasInstrumentPartNumber: MAX3238

RS-232 USART1 Connections: AT91SAM9G20 400AP – Locking Header 2x10PinName Function Pin Name FunctionPB6 TXD1 12 RS232-TX SerialDataOutputPB7 RXD1 14 RS232-RX SerialDataInputPB28 RTS1 16 RS232-RTS ReadyToSendOutputPB29 CTS1 18 RS232-CTS ClearToSendInput

RS-232 DBGU Connections: AT91SAM9G20 400AP – DB9PinName Function Pin Name FunctionPB15 DTXD 2 RS232-DTX SerialDataOutputPB14 DRXD 3 RS232-DRX SerialDataInput

RS-232 Transceiver Connections: AT91SAM9G20 MAX3238PinName Function Pin Name FunctionPA23 GPIO 13 FORCEON ForceOnInput(Pulled-High)PA24 GPIO 14 NFORCEOFF ForceOffInput(Pulled-High)

J1708 / RS-485 Serial Communications:

AsingleJ1708RS-485serialportisavailableonthe400AP.TheRS-485serialportisexternallyexposedviathe20-pinlockingconnectorontherearpanelofthe400AP.TheserialportisconnectedtoUSART2ofthe9G20processor.ForacompletedescriptionoftheUSARTandRS-485functionalityrefertotheAtmelAT91SAM9G20UserManual.

ForacompletedescriptionoftheRS-485transceiverpleaserefertotheMaximDataSheet.MaximPartNumber:MAX13430E.

RS-485 Connections: AT91SAM9G20 MAX13430E PinName Function Pin Name FunctionPB8 TXD2(Inverted) 3 DE DriverOutputEnablePB9 RXD2 2 RO ReceiverOutput

MAX13430E 400AP – Locking Header 2x10Pin Name Pin Function8 RS485ASerialDataI/OA 6 SerialDataI/OA9 RS485BSerialDataI/OB 8 SerialDataI/OB



400AP Peripherals continued: USB Host Serial Communications:

TherearetwoUSBhostportsonthe400AP.ChannelB-USBHostPort(UHP)controlstheJanusRemoteCommunicationsPlug-Incellularterminal.ChannelA-USBHostPort(UHP)isexternallyexposedonthefrontpanelofthe400AP.ForacompletedescriptionoftheUSBandUHPfunctionalityrefertotheAtmelAT91SAM9G20UserManual.

USB Device Serial Communications:

ThereisasingleUSBdeviceportexternallyexposedonthefrontpanelofthe400AP.TheUSBDevicePort(UDP)iscompliantwiththeUniversalSerialBus(USB)V2.0full-speeddevicespecification.ForacompletedescriptionoftheUSBandUDPfunctionalityrefertotheAtmelAT91SAM9G20UserManual.

Ethernet 10/100 PHY:

Aphysicallayertransceiverfor100BASE-TXand10BASE-Toperationsisavailableonthe400AP.ThephysicallayerfullycomplieswithIEEE802.3/IEEE802.3U10BASE-T/100BASE-TXstandards.ThephysicallayerisconnectedtotheEthernet10/100MACofthe9G20processorviaanRMIIinterface.ForacompletedescriptionoftheEthernet10/100MACrefertotheAtmelAT91SAM9G20UserManual.

ForacompletetechnicaldescriptionofthephysicallayerchippleaserefertotheDavicomDataSheet.

DavicomPartNumber: DM9161BIEP



400AP Peripherals continued: Controller Area Network (CAN):

Twostand-aloneControllerAreaNetwork(CAN)controllers/transceiversareavailableonthe400AP.TheCANcontrollerscomplywithversion2.0BoftheControllerAreaNetworkspecification.TheCANcontrollersareconnectedviatheSPIinterfaceofthe9G20processor.ForacompletedescriptionoftheSPIinterfacerefertotheAtmelAT91SAM9G20UserManual.

ForacompletetechnicaldescriptionoftheCANcontrollerandtransceiverchippleaserefertotheMicrochipDataSheets.

MicrochipPartNumber: MCP2515

NXPPartNumber: TJF1051

CAN0 Controller Connections:AT91SAM9G20 MCP2515PinName Function Pin Name FunctionNRST Reset 19 RESET ResetPA3 SPI0–NPCS0 18 CS ChipSelectPA0 SPI0–MISO 17 SO SerialDataOutPA1 SPI0–MOSI 16 SI SerialDataInPA2 SPI0–SPCK 14 SCK SerialClockPB20 GPIO 13 INT InterruptPB21 GPIO 12 RX0BF RXB0InterruptPB1 GPIO 11 RX1BF RXB1Interrupt

CAN0 Transceiver Connections:TJF1051 400AP – Locking Header 2x10Pin Name Function Pin Name Function 7 CANH CANHigh-LevelI/O 7 CANH0 CANHigh-LevelI/O 6 CANL CANLow-LevelI/O 9 CANL0 CANLow-LevelI/O

TJF1051 AT01SAM9G2C 8 S SilentModeEnable PB13 GPIO

CAN1 Controller Connections:AT91SAM9G20 MCP2515PinName Function Pin Name FunctionNRST Reset 19 RESET ResetPC16 SPI0–NPCS2 18 CS ChipSelectPA0 SPI0–MISO 17 SO SerialDataOutPA1 SPI0–MOSI 16 SI SerialDataInPA2 SPI0–SPCK 14 SCK SerialClockPB2 GPIO 13 INT InterruptPB3 GPIO 12 RX0BF RXB0InterruptPB16 GPIO 11 RX1BF RXB1Interrupt

CAN1 Transceiver Connections:TJF1051 400AP – Locking Header 2x10 Pin Name Function Pin Name Function 7 CANH CANHigh-LevelI/O 13 CANH1 CANHigh-LevelI/O 6 CANL CANLow-LevelI/O 15 CANL1 CANLow-LevelI/O

TJF1051 AT01SAM9G2C 8 S SilentModeEnable PB13 GPIO



400AP Peripherals continued: Real Time Clock (RTC):

AbatterybackedupRTCisavailableonthe400AP.TheRTChasabuilt-inpower-onresetcontrollerthatcontrolstheNRSTinputoftheAT91SAM9G20processor.TheRTCisconnectedviatheSPIinterfaceofthe9G20processor.ForacompletedescriptionoftheSPIinterfacerefertotheAtmelAT91SAM9G20UserManual.

ForacompletetechnicaldescriptionoftheRTCpleaserefertotheSTdatasheet.

STPartNumber: M41T94

AT91SAM9G20 M41T94PinName Function Pin Name FunctionNRST ResetInput 3 RST Power-onResetODoutputPC17 SPI0–NPCS3 15 CS ChipSelectPA0 SPI0–MISO 9 SO SerialDataOutPA1 SPI0–MOSI 12 SI SerialDataInPA2 SPI0–SPCK 10 SCK SerialClockPC18 GPIO 14 IRQ InterruptOutput 5 MR 400APExternalResetButton

RTC Backup Battery:

ACR1220primaryLithiumcoincellissuppliedwiththe400AP.Thebatterysockethasbeenprotectedfromreversebatteryinstallation.DuringreversebatteryinstallationtheRTCwillnotbeabletomaintaintimewhenpowerisremoved.

Accelerometer:

Athreeaxisdigitalaccelerometerisavailableonthe400AP.TheSPI/I2Cinterfaceoftheaccelerometerhasbeenconnectedvia9G20GPIO.

ForacompletetechnicaldescriptionoftheaccelerometerpleaserefertotheBoschdatasheet.

STPartNumber: BMA222

AT91SAM9G20 BMA222PinName Function Pin Name FunctionPC19 GPIO 2 SDA/SDI SPIDataInput,I2CDataPC20 GPIO 12 SCL/SCK SerialClockInputPC21 GPIO 1 SA0/SDO SPIDataOutput,I2CA0PC22 GPIO 10 CS ChipSelectPC23 GPIO 11 PS ProtocolSelectPC24 GPIO 6 INT2 InterruptOutput2PC25 GPIO 1 INT1 InterruptOutput1

Cellular Plug-In Terminal:

AsocketforaJanusRemoteCommunicationPlug-Interminalisavailableonthe400AP.ThereisaCDMA/1xRTT,HSPA+,EV-DO,andLTEversionofthePlug-Interminalavailable.AllrequiredI/OtocontrolthePlug-InterminalincludingUSB;USARTandGPIO’saredescribedbelow.ForacompletetechnicaldescriptionofthePlug-InTerminus,pleaserefertotheJanusRemoteCommunicationsUserGuide.

JanusRemoteCommunicationsPlug-InPartNumbers:CDMA910CF,EVDO910CF,HSPA910CFandLTE910CF



Plug-In MODEM Connections: AT91SAM9G20 Plug-In MODEM NotePinName Function Pin Name FunctionPC15 GPIO 3 ENABLESUPPLY Plug-InEnableInputPC8 GPIO 19 ON_OFF ONOFFToggleInputPC9 GPIO 20 RESET CellularResetInputPB31 GPIO 18 PWRMON PowerMonitorOutputPC12 GPIO 17 SERVICE ServiceInputPC10 GPIO 35 GPS_RESET MS20GPSResetInputPB11 RXD3 34 GPS_TX MS20NMEATXDOutputPB10 TXD3 33 GPS_RX MS20NMEARXDInputPA30 RXD4 13 TRACE_TX TraceSerialPort–TXDOutput 1PA31 TXD4 14 TRACE_RX TraceSerialPort–RXDInput 1PB4 TXD0 9 TXD DCESerialPort–TXDInput 1PB5 RXD0 4 RXD DCESerialPort–RXDOutput 1PB26 RTS0 11 RTS DCESerialPort–RTSInput 1PB27 CTS0 6 CTS DCESerialPort–CTSOutput 1PB22 DSR0 5 DSR DCESerialPort–DSROutput 1PB24 DTR0 10 DTR DCESerialPort–DTRInput 1PB23 DCD0 8 DCD DCESerialPort–DCDOutput 1PB25 RI0 7 RING DCESerialPort–RINGOutput 1HDPB USBData+ 28 USB_D+ USBD+HDMB USBData- 27 USB_D- USBD-Notes:1) Digital I/O is level converted to match I/O levels between the AT91SAM9G20 and the Plug-In MODEM. Level converted outputs from the AT91SAM9G20 can be set High-Z by use of UART_ENABLE input.

UART_ENABLE Truth Table:UART_ENABLE (PB30) Function 0 AT91SAM9G20digitaloutputsdrivingintoPlug-Interminalareenabled.Thisstate shouldbeenteredwhenthePlug-Interminalispoweredon. 1 AT91SAM9G20digitaloutputsdrivingintoPlug-InterminalaresettoHigh-Z.This stateshouldbeenteredwhenthePlug-Interminalispoweredoff.

ENABLE SUPPLY Truth Table:ENABLE SUPPLY (PC15) Function 0 Plug-InterminalpowersupplyisenabledandsupplyingpowertothePlug-Intermi-nal. 1 Plug-Interminalpowersupplyisdisabled.

ENABLE VBUS (PC3)ENABLE VBUS (PC3) Function 0 Plug-InterminalVBUSinputissettoground. 1 Plug-InterminalVBUSinputissetto5Vdc.



Plug-In MODEM Connections continued:

ON_OFF Truth Table:ON_OFF (PC8) Function 0 Runstate.InputshouldremaininthisstateafterthePlug-Interminalhasbeenturned OnorOff. Togglestate.Inputshouldremaininthisstateforaspecifiedamountoftimeinorder 1 toturnOnorOffthePlug-Interminal. HoldtimetoturnPlug-InterminalOn:>1s HoldtimetoturnPlug-InterminalOff:>2s

RESET Truth Table:RESET (PC9) Function 0 Runstate.InputshouldremaininthisstatewhenPlug-Interminalisoperational. 1 ResetState. HoldtimetoresetPlug-Interminal:>200ms

PWRMON Truth Table:PWRMON (PB31) Function 0 Plug-InterminalisinanOnState. 1 Plug-InterminalisinanOffState.

SERVICE Truth Table:SERVICE (PC12) Function 0 SERVICEstateisdisabled. 1 SERVICEstateisenabled;GSM400APmodelscanhaveGSMradiofirmware uploadedviaTRACEserialport.Note: Applies to GSM400AP models only

GPS_RESET Truth Table:GPS_RESET (PC10) Function 0 Runstate.InputshouldremaininthisstatewhenMS20GPSreceiverisoperational. 1 MS20GPSReceiverResetState. HoldtimetoresetMS20GPSreceiver:>1msNote: Applies to GSM400AP V1.00 model only



Plug-In MODEM Connections continued:OnpowerupthePlug-Interminalisinanoffstate.ToturnonthePlug-Interminalthefollowingstepsmustbefollowed.

1. EnablePlug-Interminalpowersupply.

PC15=LogicLow

2. ClearCellularReset.

PC9=LogicLow

3. High-ZalldigitaloutputsdrivingintothePlug-Interminal.

PB30=LogicHigh

4. ForGSM400APmodelsdisableServicemode.

PC12=LogicLow

5. ForGSM400APV1.00modelsclearMS20GPSreceiverreset.

PC10=LogicLow

6. SetON_OFFsignal

PC8=LogicHigh

7. Waitatleast3seconds

8. ClearON_OFFsignal

PC8=LogicLow

9. ReadPWRMONinputtodetermineifthePlug-InMODEMison.

PB31==LogicLow

10.EnableUSART.

PB30=LogicLow

AtthistimethePlug-InterminalisonandATcommandscanbesentviaUSART0.CDMAandUMTS400APmodelscanalsousetheATcommandvirtualserialportexposedviatheUSBport.

ToturnoffthePlug-Interminalthefollowingstepsmustbefollowed.

1.High-ZalldigitaloutputsdrivingintothePlug-Interminal.

PB30=LogicHigh

2. SetON_OFFsignal

PC8=LogicHigh

3. Waitatleast3second

4. ClearON_OFFsignal

PC8=LogicLow

5. ReadPWRMONinputtodetermineifthePlug-Interminalison.

PB31==LogicHigh

AtthispointthePlug-Interminalisturnedoff.



Momentary Buttons:

ResetButton: TheResetbuttonisconnectedtotheresetcontrollerofthe400AP.Whenpressedandreleasedthe 400APisreset.

ModeButton: TheModebuttonisusedtoplacethe400APintodifferentoperationalmodesduringboot. Afterboot,themodebuttonisavailabletotheApplicationvia9G2OGPI0PB18.

Mode 400AP Operation State Mode Entry ConditionsNormalRunMode 400APpowered. 1.Applypowerto400APordepress Afterresetisreleased,theredlight ResetButton willilluminate. 2.ModeButtonisnotpressed Applicationexecutesfromfirstbootable mediafound. Note:Ifnobootablemediaisfound the9G20willbootintoSAM-BAmode. ThegreenLEDwillnotilluminateinthiscase.SAM-BAMode 400APpowered. 1.PressModebutton 2.Applypowerto400APordepressResetButton 9G20bootsintoSAM-BAmodeand 3.DepressModeafterGreenLEDilluminates greenLEDilluminates. Note:UsingthismethodtoenterSAM-BAmode issupportedwhenusingthefactory-supplied bootloaderthatevaluatestheModebuttonduring boot.IfNANDFlashhasbeenerased,this functionalitywillnotexist.The400APapplication noteUploading Files into Flashexplains howtowritethebootloadertoflash..Application 400APisinNormalRunMode. 1.400APisinNormalRunModeInterruptMode 2.PressModebutton 9G20GPIOPB18issetlogichighwhen Modebuttonispressed. Note:The400APresponsetothemode buttonisdefinedbytheapplication thatwasexecutedduringboot.

LED’s:

Red LED: The Red LED is connected to GPIO PB12 of the 9G20 processor. This LED is on by default un-less the application defines its state.

Red LED State 400AP Operation Mode PermanentlyOn-duringboot 400APispowered Applicationdefinedafterboot BootedintoapplicationwhichcontrolsLEDstate

Yellow LED: The yellow LED indicates the Plug-in Terminal operation status. Yellow LED State 400AP Operation StatePermanentlyOff CellularradioisoffPermanentlyOn AcallisactiveFastBlinking(0.5secon/0.5secoff) Netsearch/notregistered/turningoffSlowBlinking(0.3secon/2.7secoff) Registered,fullservice

Green LED: The green LED is connected to GPIO PB17 of the 9G20 processor. This LED is off by default un-less the application defines its state.

Green LED State 400AP Operation StatePermanentlyOff–duringboot BootingintoapplicationPermanentlyOn–duringboot EnteredSAMBAModeApplicationdefined–afterboot BootedintoapplicationwhichcontrolsLEDstate



Cellular RF Port: SMA - FEMALE

Pin DescriptionCenterPin CellularSignalOuterConductor SIGNALGround

ForCellularRFPortdetails,viewthePlug-In Terminus Manualasreference.

GPS RF Port:

MCX - FEMALE

Pin DescriptionCenterPin GPSSignal,3.7VdcnominalsuppliedfromTerminustopoweractiveantenna.OuterConductor Signalground

Note:GPSAntennaInterfaceonlyavailablebyoption,otherwisenotpopulated.

ForGPSRFPortdetails,viewPlug-In Terminus User Manual asreference

Front Panel:

Rear Panel:



20 Pin Header PIN Description Direction LEVEL 1 9G20GPIO(PC0) IN/BI-DIR Analog/3.3vCMOS 2 9G20GPIO(PA5) BI-DIR 3.3vCMOS 3 9G20GPIO(PC1) IN/BI-DIR Analog/3.3vCMOS 4 9G20GPIO(PB19) BI-DIR 3.3vCMOS 5 GND N/A N/A 6 RS485_A BI-DIR RS-485 7 CAN0_HI BI-DIR CAN 8 RS485_B BI-DIR RS-485 9 CAN0_LO BI-DIR CAN 10 GND N/A N/A 11 GND N/A N/A 12 RS232TX OUTPUT RS-232 13 CAN1_HI BI-DIR CAN 14 RS232RX INPUT RS-232 15 CAN1_LO BI-DIR CAN 16 RS232RTS OUTPUT RS-232 17 Enable IN 12.0v(ActiveHigh) 18 RS232CTS INPUT RS-232 19 VIN IN 12.0v 20 GND N/A N/A

Samtac Part Numbers:

Housing: IPD1-10-D-K Contacts:CC79L-2024-01-L

JanusStorePartNumber: XT-478-G XT-479-G

Installing SIM Card into the GSM/ UMTS 400APStep1.Toaccessthe400APboard,removethefourTX-10screwsfromtheruggedizedaluminumenclosure.Thesescrewsarelocatedonthebackpanelofthe400APwheretheDB9andlockheaderarelocated. continued…



Installing SIM Card into the GSM/ UMTS 400AP continuedStep2.Slideoutthebackpanelwhichwillincludethe400APboard.

Step3.LocatetheSIMCardslotontopoftheTerminusPlug-Inboard.Step4.ToinserttheSIMcardintheSIMcardslot,slidethetopofthecoverbacktounlock.InserttheSIMcardinthecoverslotandclose.Slidebacktooriginalpositiontolockinplace.

Step5.Slidethebackpaneland400APboardintothealuminumenclosure.ReplacethefourTX-10screwsandtightenthembackontoenclosure.

Slidebacktounlock



Electrical Specifications:

Absolute Maximum Ratings:Parameter Minimum Nominal Maximum Unit NoteStorageTemperature -40 - 85 °C 1Supply(Supply&EnableInput) -36 - 36 Volt 1,2VIN(DigitalInputs3.3VCMOS) -0.3 - 3.6 Volt 1VIN(DigitalInputs1.8VCMOS) -0.3 - 2.1 Volt 1VIN(RS-232Inputs) -25 - 25 Volt 1VIN(RS-485Inputs) -8 - 13 Volt 1VIN(CANInputs) -42 - 42 Volt 1VIN(USBInputs) -0.3 - 3.6 Volt 1Notes:1) Operation of the device at these or any other conditions beyond those listed under Recommended Operating Conditions is not implied. Exposure to Absolute Maximum Rating conditions for extended periods of time may affect device reliability.2) The supply inputs are protected from reverse voltage and transients beyond the Recommended Operating Conditions. If transients persist the supply will be latched in a disable state. Once disabled the supply will need to be cycled off and on to reset.

Recommended Operating Conditions:Parameter Minimum Nominal Maximum Unit NoteOperationalTemperature: GSM400APV1.1 -20 - 65 GSM400APV2.0 -40 - 85 °C CDMA400AP -30 - 80 UMTS400AP -30 - 80Supply(Supply&EnableInput) 7 - 26 VoltPeakSupplyPower - - 12.5 Watts 1AverageSupplyCurrent - - TBD Amp 2Notes:1) Peak Supply Power specification is stated as the minimum amount of power the external power supply must supply during the TX burst of the embedded cellular radio. Please refer to the Plug-In User Manual for power supply characteristics of the embedded Plug-In Module embedded in the 400AP terminal. Plug-In User Manual can be downloaded at http://www.janus-rc.com/terminuscf.html2) Average Supply Current specification is stated as the maximum average current the 400AP terminal can draw while maintaining junction temperatures within the internal power supply IC’s specifications. It is the applications responsibility to maintain operation within this limit to maintain reliable operation over the life of this terminal product.

I/O Levels (3.3V CMOS)Parameter Minimum Nominal Maximum Unit NoteInputVoltageLow-Vil -0.3 - 0.8 VoltInputVoltageHigh-Vih 2 - 3.6 VoltOutputVoltageLow–Vol - - 0.4 Volt 1OutputVoltageHigh–Voh 2.9 - - Volt 1OutputCurrent-Io - - 8 mAPull-upResistance-RPULLUP 40 75 190 kohmNotes:1) Test conditions: Max Io.

I/O Levels (RS-232 Transceiver)PleaserefertotheTexasInstrumentsdatasheetforacompletelistingofspecificationsfortheRS-232transceiverusedinthe400APterminal.

TexasInstrumentPartNumber: MAX3238



Electrical Specifications continued:

I/O Levels (RS-485 Transceiver)PleaserefertotheMicrochipdatasheetforacompletelistingofspecificationsfortheRS-485transceiverusedinthe400APterminal.

MaximPartNumber: MAX13430

I/O Levels (CAN Transceiver)PleaserefertotheMaximdatasheetforacompletelistingofspecificationsfortheCANtransceiverusedinthe400APterminal.

MicrochipPartNumber:MCP2551

Mechanical Specifications:

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Cellular Terminal

CDMA CDMA400AP

HSPA+ HSPA400AP

EV-DO EVDO400AP LTE LTE400AP

Carrier Certified & Version CDMA V500 = Sprint V600 = Verizon V700 = Aeris HSPA+ GSM-GPRS, EDGE, UMTS V100 = AT&T w/GPS V101 = AT&T w/GPS New Firmware V200 = AT&T w/o GPS EV-DO V200 = Sprint V300 = Verizon V400 = Aeris LTE V100 = AT&T V300 = Verizon

Modem Provider

T = Telit

Connector

G for GSCU for U.FL

CDMA400AP V500 T G

Firmware

A = Standard

A

Ordering Information

Example:PartNumber–CDMA400APV500TAGFN=CDMAIntelligentCellularTerminal;SprintCertified;TelitModem;StandardFirmware

withaGSCConnectorwithaFixedVoltagewithnoconfigurationoptions.

Voltage

F = Fixed

V = Variable

Note 1

F

Config Options

N = No ConfigP = PositioningA = ActivationS = SIM

Note 2

N

Notes:

1.TheoriginalPlug-Inproductshaveafixedinterfacevoltageof2.85V.TheUART,TRACE,PWRMON,andGPIOpins3-7operateatanI/Ointerfacelevelof2.85V.TheDCbiasontheGPSantennais2.85V,andVaux(pin48)providesa2.85Vsourceofupto100mAwhenthecellularradioisen-abled,e.g.whenPWRMONishigh.Thenewversionallowstheoptionofavariable(userspecified)interfacevoltage.TheformerUSB_IDpin30isnowdesignatedasVL_INandservesasareferencetosetatheinterfacevoltage.Ifthispinisleftunconnected,themoduleswillbehavethesameastheoriginalversionandmaintainthe2.85Vlevelsontheaffectedsignals.IftheuserappliesavoltageleveltotheVL_INpinbetween1.8Vand5.0V,thentheaffectedsignalswilloperateatthatVL_INvoltagelevel.Ifanoriginal910CFboardisusedinacircuitdesignthatsupportsthenewVL_INpinbyapplyingavoltagetothatpin,itwillstilloper-ateat2.85Vlevels.Ifanewversionboardisusedinacircuitdesignedtosupporttheoriginalboard,itwillbehaveidenticallytotheoriginalboardwith2.85Vlevelsaslongastherearenoconnectionsmadetopin30.Ifexternalcircuitryisconnectedtopin30,contactJanustoevaluatethedesign.

2.Config Options: Provisioningisturningonadeviceonthenetwork.ActivationisassigningMEID’stoacustomeraccount.SIMdesignationisforinstallationoftheSIM

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