SEID-3I0A(G) User manual SEID-3I0A(G) User Manual V1.
SEID-3I0A(G) User manual 1. Functions and features 1.1 Special development environment LM studio, a configuration software independently developed by RISING, has the following characteristics： Language model for embedded real-time control system development High security and confidentiality Modular structure is adopted Short entry cycle, easy to use 1.
SEID-3I0A(G) User manual 2. Product appearance structure function description 2.1 Product appearance 2.
SEID-3I0A(G) User manual 3. Product port function details NAME FUNCTION Pin AI_V_1 J3-1 NOTE Analog voltage AI_ V sampling: sampling range Power 0-10V DC, sampling input AI_V_2 J3-9 Analog input accuracy 0.5%, resolution 0.025%; Resistor AI_R_1 J2-10 input AI_R_2 J2-13 PWM_1 J3-3 PWM_2 J3-4 50 ~ 2kHz, current: 0 ~ PWM_3 J3-5 2A, PWM_4 J3-6 DO_1 J2-5 0-200Ω，Accuracy 1% PWM PWM output: frequency: accuracy: 1%, resolution: 0.
SEID-3I0A(G) User manual DC Input +12VIn communicati on Rating: 12V, J3-11,12 range: 9V-16V CAN_H J2-6 There is no 120 inside Ω CAN_L J2-15 Terminal resistance； CAN 4. Product parameters and environmental indicators NO. NAME Detail 1 Kernel 2 Kernel frequency 180MHz 3 Working cycle ≤5 ms 4 CAN channel 5 Voltage input 9～16V.DC（Recommended voltage 12V.DC） 6 Output 5V.DC，300mA 7 Current 0.12A.DC（12V.
SEID-3I0A(G) User manual 5.NOTE All the sensors, loads and other input and output points connected with the display screen must be connected into a closed loop, that is, all the input and output ground must be connected with the corresponding ground of the controller.
FCC Statement： Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference,and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
