PIC-IO

OLIMEX© 2012 PIC-IO User's Manual PIC-IO development board User's Manual Rev.C, October 2012 Copyright(c) 2012, OLIMEX Ltd, All rights reserved All boards produced by Olimex are ROHS compliant OLIMEX© 2012 PIC-IO User's Manual INTRODUCTION: PIC-IO board was designed as simple platform which to allow control of appliances and devices with PIC, the idea was to build something like tiny PLC controller which is possible to program in C or assembler instead of the weird PLC relay language. Let’s see what we have on board: Four High voltage/ High Current relays – with NO-NC-COM contacts available on terminal block. The relay switching current is rated: 15A/125VAC, 10A/250VAC, 15A/24VDC. Note that these relays are good for switching resistive loads, but if you have to commutate inductive loads the relays will wear off quickly due to the sparking when disconnect the inductive loads (like motors). Each relay have status LED associated with it so you can easy see which relay is in ON and which in OFF state. O1 is connected to RA3 CMP1 and PIC CCP module can be used to generate ON/OFF pulses. O2-O3-O4 are connected to RA2-RA1-RA0. Four opto-isolated inputs will allow to detect voltages in range +5-24VDC. Opto-couplers are fast and switch On/Off for 10 uS, so quick signals could be detected. !NOTE for owners of MOD-IO prior to revision C1: the above information is correct only for the opto-isolated couplers – the board is capable to handle up to 22VDC for them. You need to swap R1, R2, R3, R4 - 330R resistors with 470R ones be able to use 24VDC! This has been fixed in the latest revision as seen in the schematics. I1 is connected to RA4 and is good for counting as this pin is connected to PIC T0CKI. I2 is connected to RB0 which is INT and generates interrupts. I3 is connected to CCP1 and is good for pulse width measurement. I4 is connected to RB4. The inputs have status LEDs so easy could be seen which input have voltage. Note that the optocouplers inverse the levels i.e. when on the input have +5V the PIC pin will read “0” and vice versa. Status LED is connected to RB5. PIC-IO have RS232 connector, but the driver is made by tricky level shifter which uses the other side RS232 negative levels to generate the PIC-IO levels, so on the other side you must OLIMEX© 2012 PIC-IO User's Manual have real RS232 driver (like PC) if you try to connect two PIC-IO boards by RS232 the connection will fail as no one of the boards will generate the negative levels. The on-board ICSP connector allow you to program the PIC on the board without pulling it of the socket, by ICSP programmer like PIC-MCP, PIC-MCP-USB, PIC-PG1, PIC-PG2, PICPG3, PIC-PG4 or to program and debug it with PIC-ICD2, PIC-ICD2-POCKET or PICICD2-TINY. IMPORTANT: all programmers provide power supply through ICSP connector during the programming PIC-IO should not be powered via the external power jack! The power supply circuit have protection diode for reverse connection. The positive point is the internal pin of the power jack. The input voltage could be in range 12–14V DC. The oscillator circuit is made with 20 Mhz crystal oscillator, so you can run your PIC at maximum performance. The RESET is connected with 10K to +5V and allow safe use of PIC-ICD2 or PIC-MCP programming. OLIMEX© 2012 PIC-IO User's Manual FEATURES: • • • • • • • • • • • ICSP/ICD connector for programming and debugging RS232 interface DIL18 socket Quartz crystal 20Mhz LED to RB5 through jumper Four opto-isolated inputs with status LEDs Four Relays 10A/250VAC with status LEDs Power plug-in jack, accept AC and DC input Four mounting holes 3,3 mm (0,13") FR-4, 1.5 mm (0,062"), green soldermask, white silkscreen component print Dimensions 100x80 mm (3,9x3,15") OLIMEX© 2012 PIC-IO User's Manual HARDWARE: +12V PWR+ IN -2 -1 C1 1N4004 +12VDC 6 5 2 4 R19 470K R2 IN2-2 LED2 1 6 5 D2 1N4148 2 4 R20 470K 4N37 R3 IN3-1 IN3-2 LED3 6 5 2 4 R21 470K 4N37 R4 IN4-1 IN4-2 LED4 10K C4 20p C5 20p +5V 16 Q1 20MHz R9 15 RESET 4 10K VDD 6 5 2 4 5 R26 I4 R22 470K 4N37 10K GND RB7/T1OSI RB6/T1CKI RB5 RB4/PGM RB3/CCP1 RB2/TX/CK RB1/RX/DT RB0/INT RA7/OSC1 RA6/OSC2 RA5/MCLR RA4/T0CKI/CMP2 RA3/AN3/CMP1 RA2/AN2/VREF RA1/AN1 RA0/AN0 OK4 1 470 D4 1N4148 U1 14 C7 100n R25 I3 GND +5V 10K OK3 1 470 D3 1N4148 RESET +5V R24 I2 R5 T1 2N3904 2K OUT1-2 OUT1-1 10K OK2 470 OUT1-3 REL1 O1 100uF/16VDC GND R23 I1 4N37 IN2-1 100n R27 1 220uF/25VDC C3 VSS PICICSP +12V 1 2 3 4 5 6 REL2 H200 D7 1N4004 R16 1.5K ICSP 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 I4 I3 T XD RXD I2 3 2 1 18 17 I1 O1 O2 O3 O4 R14 PIC_18pin OUT2-3 REL2 O2 330 R6 T2 2N3904 2K LED9 OUT2-2 OUT2-1 GND +12V REL3 H200 D8 1N4004 +5V LED6 10K IN1-2 LED1 D1 1N4148 C2 LED5 R15 1.5K OUT GND +5V OK1 470 D6 1N4004 R28 R1 IN1-1 +5V 10K D5 REL1 H200 VR 78L05 +12V LED7 R17 1.5K +5V OUT3-3 REL3 RXD R11 4,7K GND D10 R12 1N4148 10K C6 10uF/25VDC + 1 2 3 4 5 GND T3 2N3904 2K R13 10K 10K R7 OUT3-1 T6 2N3904 +12V D11 1N4148 GND OUT3-2 10K RS232 6 7 8 9 O3 T XD R29 R10 T5 PNP2N3906 REL4 H200 D9 1N4004 LED8 R18 1.5K OUT4-3 REL4 Copyright (C) 2002, OLIMEX Ltd http://www.olimex.com/dev T4 2N3904 2K OUT4-2 10K PIC-IO_rev_C1 R8 R30 O4 OUT4-1 OLIMEX© 2012 PIC-IO User's Manual SOFTWARE: DEMO1: PIC16F628-I/P CONTROL SOFTWARE This is demo code, which allow control of the PIC-IO inputs/outputs via PC with Hyper terminal. Connect PIC-IO RS232 with cable to your PC and run Hyper terminal with these settings: 9600,8,N,1,NONE. When you apply power this will be seen on the Hyper terminal window: *************************** * PIC-IO CONTROL * * (C) 2007, OLIMEX Ltd* *************************** >_ To read the inputs in binary format type “r”, PIC-IO will respond with something like: %0000 if all inputs are 0 or %1111 if all inputs are 1 (i.e. +5V is applied) the inputs are with right less significant bit i.e. the order is: I4 I3 I2 I1 To read the inputs in HEX format type “R”, PIC-IO will respond with something like: $0 if all inputs are 0 or $F if all inputs are 1 To change the outputs type “w0101”, this will switch on relay 1 and relay 3 and will switch off relay 2 and relay 4. If you want to use HEX value you can write “W5” for instance which will switch on relay 4 and relay 1 and will switch off relay 2 and relay 3. Any other commands will not be recognized and PIC-IO will respond with “ERR” OLIMEX© 2012 PIC-IO User's Manual ORDER CODE: PIC-PIO – assembled and tested (no kit, no soldering required) How to order? You can order directly from us or from any of our distributors. Check our web https://www.olimex.com for more info. Revision history: REV.A - created June 2007 REV.B - added info about the maximum voltage possible on the opto-couplers, 22VDC by default REV.C - changed schematic with the latest one, revision C1 of the board has adjusted resistors on the relay inputs (330R were replaced with 470R); added a note about differences in different revisions; updated disclaimer; added support and warranty info OLIMEX© 2012 PIC-IO User's Manual DISCLAIMER © 2012 Olimex Ltd. Olimex®, logo and combinations thereof, are registered trademarks of Olimex Ltd. Other product names may be trademarks of others and the rights belong to their respective owners. 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