EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ - ANALOG DEVICES

EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ User Guide

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Using the EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ Universal Input Analog Front End for Industrial

Process Control Systems

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FEATURES

Full-featured evaluation board for the AD4110-1

PC control in conjunction with Analog Devices, Inc., SDP

PC software for control

Compatible with Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10

EVALUATION BOARD KIT CONTENTS

EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ evaluation board

4 green screw block connectors, attached to the evaluation

board

2 plastic screws and washers to bolt the EVAL-SDP-CB1Z to

the EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ evaluation board

ADDITIONAL HARDWARE REQUIRED

EVAL-SDP-CB1Z (SDP-B) controller board

USB cable included

ADDITIONAL SOFTWARE REQUIRED

Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ evaluates the features of the AD4110-1

analog front end (AFE). The software executable file of the PC

controls the AD4110-1 via USB through the system demon-

stration platform (SDP) board. The SDP-B board controls the

evaluation board and can be connected to the USB port of any

PC running Windows® 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10-based

operating system using the AD4110-1 evaluation software.

The AD4110-1 is a complete, single-channel, universal input,

analog-to-digital front end for industrial process control systems

where sensor type flexibility is required.

The high voltage input is fully software configurable for current

or voltage ranges and allow direct interface to all standard

industrial analog signal sources, such as ±20 mA, ±4 mA to

±20 mA, ±10 V, and all thermocouple types. Field power can be

supplied for loop powered current output sensors. A range of

excitation current sources for resistance temperature detector

(RTD) sensors and other resistive sensors are included. The

integrated programmable gain amplifier (PGA) offers sixteen

gain settings from 0.2 to 24.

EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM

Σ-∆ ADC SERIAL

INTERFACE

SCLK

DIN

REFIN(+)REFIN(–)

BUFFERED

ADC INPUT

AD4110-1

DIGITAL

FILTERING,

PROCESSING,

AND

CONTROL

EXCITATION

CURRENT

FOR RTD

POWER

FOR FIELD

SENSE

CLOCK

HIGH VOLTAGE AFE

SWITCH

CONTROL

AND

DIAGNOSTICS

ININ-AMP

OVERTEMPERATURE

SENSOR

CHANNEL SELECTION

AND CONTROL

BUFFERED

REFERENCE

INPUT

LDO

IOVDDDGND

CLKIOAGND

ADR0

ADR1

C(+) C(–)

VDD

RTD

iREFS

iREFF

AIN(+)

EXRF

EXRS

AIN(–)

AINCOM(LV)AIN1(LV) AIN2(LV)

MULTIPLEXER

LOW VOLTAGE ANALOG INPUTS

BUFFERED

PRECISION

REFERENCE

REFOUT

INT

REF

VSS

DOUT/RDY

SYNC

LDO

ADCDVDDAVDD5ADCAVDD

VPP

ERR

PWR

IN(+)

IN(–)

RTD

AGND

FIELD SENSORS –15V

+15V

+5V

221Ω

SDP-B

POWER

SUPPLY

2-WIRE 3-WIRE 4-WIRE RTD

±4mA TO 20mA TRANSMITTER

THERMOCOUPLE

±10V TRANSDUCER

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Figure 1.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Features .............................................................................................. 1

Evaluation Board Kit Contents ....................................................... 1

Additional Hardware Required ...................................................... 1

Additional Software Required ........................................................ 1

General Description ......................................................................... 1

EVAL -AD4110-1SDZ Functional Block Diagram ....................... 1

Revision History ............................................................................... 2

Evaluation Board Hardware ............................................................ 3

EVAL -AD4110-1SDZ Basic Hardware Setup ........................... 3

Evaluation Board Schematic Location ....................................... 3

Power Supplies .............................................................................. 3

Connectors and Link Options ........................................................ 4

Default Link Option Setup .......................................................... 4

LED Indicators .............................................................................. 4

Evaluation Board Software Quick Start Procedures .................... 5

Evaluation Board Power-Up ........................................................5

Software Installation .....................................................................5

Evaluation Board Software ...............................................................8

Hardware and Drivers ..................................................................8

Launching the Software ................................................................8

Evaluation Software Main Window ............................................9

Overview of the Main Window ...................................................9

Main Window—Voltage Mode Tab ......................................... 10

Main Window—Histogram Tab ............................................... 12

Main Window—Thermocouple Mode .................................... 13

Main Window—RTD Mode ..................................................... 14

Main Window—Current Mode ................................................ 15

Manual Configuration of Registers .............................................. 16

Default Mode of Operation at Power-Up .................................... 17

REVISION HISTORY

3/2019—Revision 0: Initial Version

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EVALUATION BOARD HARDWARE

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Figure 2. Hardware Configuration—Setting Up the EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ

EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ BASIC HARDWARE SETUP

The EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ evaluation board connects to the

SDP-B controller board, which is the communication link

between the PC and the evaluation board. Connect the EVAL-

AD4110-1SDZ board to Connector A (CON A) on the SDP-B

board, as shown in Figure 2.

EVALUATION BOARD SCHEMATIC LOCATION

The evaluation board schematic diagram is included with the

supporting documentation located on the EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ

product page.

POWER SUPPLIES

The EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ requires external voltage supplies.

A ±15 V power supply is recommended and must be connected

to J14, as shown in Figure 2.

The following are acceptable power supply configurations:

 Connect +15 V to the VDD pin.

 Connect −15 V to the VSS pin.

 Connect 0 V to the GND pin.

The 5 V supply required on EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ evaluation

board is generated on-board where the 15 V supply is applied to

the ADP7102 low dropout regulator (LDO).

The SDP-B board is powered via USB.

The SDP-B board communicates to the EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ

board through the serial interface, which spans across the

ADuM1401 and ADuM1200 isolator devices. The SDP-B board

is powered from the USB connection to the PC and the logic on

the SDP-B board is 3.3 V. The EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ board runs

off a 5 V digital rail, which is applied to the hot side of the isolator.

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CONNECTORS AND LINK OPTIONS

Set the link options on the evaluation board for the required

operating setup before using the board. The functions of the

link options are described in Tabl e 1.

DEFAULT LINK OPTION SETUP

The default link options are listed in Table 1. By default, the

board is configured to operate from an external VDD and VSS

supplies. The 5 V supply required for the AD4110-1 is

generated by the on-board LDO (ADP7102), which takes the

15 V VDD supply as the input and generates the 5 V supply.

Table 2 describes the external connectors on the EVAL-

AD4110-1SDZ evaluation board.

LED INDICATORS

Table 3 describes the LED indicators on the EVAL-AD4110-

1SDZ evaluation board.

Table 1. Default Link and Solder Link Options

Link No. Position Description

SL1 A (default) Connects the 5 V output of the ADP7102 to the DVDD rail to supply the IOVDD pins of the AD4110-1.

B Connects an external 3.3 V and 5 V supplies to the DVDD rail to supply the IOVDD pins of the AD4110-1.

SL2 A (default) Valid SDP connection to evaluation board LED.

B Reserved.

SL3 A (default) Connects J8 AINCOM to Pin 26 (AINCOM(LV)) of the AD4110-1.

Connects the 2.5 V voltage reference (V

REF

) to Pin 26 (AINCOM(LV)) of the AD4110-1.

SL4 A (default) Connects GND to Pin 28 (AIN2(LV)) of the AD4110-1.

B Connects J8 AIN2(LV) to Pin 28 (AIN2(LV)) of the AD4110-1.

SL5 A (default) Connects VOUT of the TMP36 temperature sensor to Pin 27 (AIN1(LV)) of the AD4110-1.

B Connects J8 AIN1(LV) to Pin 27 (AIN1(LV)) of the AD4110-1.

Table 2. On-Board Connectors

Connector Function

J14 Power supply block. Apply VDD, VSS, and GND supplies to power the EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ board.

J12 Used to externally supply DVDD for the IOVDD and AVDD5 pins (optional).

J6 High voltage universal input.

J8 Low voltage inputs (analog-to-digital converter only).

J10 Thermocouple input.

J1 120-pin connector to mate with the SDP-B board.

Serial peripheral interface (SPI) PMOD (1 = CS, 2 = DIN, 3 = DOUT, 4 = SCLK, 5 = GND, 6 = 5 V external power supply from J12).

Table 3. On-Board Indicators

Connector Color Function

LED1 Green Indicates valid SDP connection to the evaluation board.

LED2 Red Indicates an error condition occurred on the analog input channel monitored by the AFE or an analog-to-digital

(ADC) overrange error.

LED3 Green Indicates 5 V supply to the EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ board.

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EVALUATION BOARD SOFTWARE QUICK START PROCEDURES

EVALUATION BOARD POWER-UP

To power up the evaluation board, take the following steps:

1. Install the EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ software. Do not connect

the SDP-B board to the PC until this software is installed.

The PC must be restarted after the installation.

2. Connect the SDP-B board to the EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ

board.

3. Screw these two boards together with the enclosed plastic

screws and washers to ensure that the boards connect

firmly together.

4. Apply the external voltage (±12 V to ±20 V) to the power

supply connector of the EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ board as

shown in Figure 2.

5. Connect the SDP-B board to the PC with the USB cable.

6. From Start, select Programs > Analog Devices >

AD4110-1_SDZ, and then AD4110-1. The main window

of the software displays.

7. From the main window menu bar, select the required

demo mode configuration, as shown in Figure 3.

8. The demo mode register configuration file automatically

downloads to the AD4110-1.

9. Connect the required sensor.

10. Click Sample to display the acquired sensor signal

waveform.

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Figure 3. Demo Modes Dropdown Menu

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

Install the evaluation software before connecting the evaluation

board and SDP-B board to the USB port of the PC to ensure

that the evaluation system is recognized successfully when

connected to the PC.

The EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ evaluation software is compatible

with Windows® 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10 operating

systems.

There are two steps to the software installation, as follows:

 EVAL-AD4110-1SDZ board software installation (see

Figure 4 to Figure 8).

 SDP-B board drivers installation (see Figure 9 to

Figure 13).

Installing the AD4110-1 Evaluation Board Software

To i nst a l l t h e AD4110-1 evaluation board software, take the

following steps:

1. Ensure that the SDP-B board is disconnected from the USB

port of the PC and unzip the evaluation software zip file.

2. Double-click the setup.exe file to begin the evaluation

board software installation.

3. A dialog box may appear asking for permission to allow

program changes to the PC (see Figure 4). Click Yes.

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Figure 4. User Account Control Window

4. The installer initialization window appears briefly (see

Figure 5).

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Figure 5. Installer Initialization Window

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5. Select the location to install the software and click Next>>.

To select another location, click Browse… (see Figure 6).

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Figure 6. File Location Selection Window

6. A license agreement may appear. Read the agreement and

select I accept the License Agreement and click Next>>.

7. A summary of the installation is displayed. Click Next>> to

continue (see Figure 7).

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Figure 7. Installation Summary Window

8. A dialog box informs the user when the installation is

complete. Click Next>> (see Figure 8).

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Figure 8. Installation Status Window

Installing the SDP-B Board Drivers

When the evaluation software installation is complete, a

welcome window is displayed for the installation of the SDP-B

board drivers.

Take the following steps to install the SDP-B drivers.

1. Ensure that the SDP-B board is disconnected from the USB

port of the PC and that all other applications are closed,

and then click Next>> (see Figure 9).

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Figure 9. SDP Drivers Setup Wizard

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2. Select the location to install the drivers and click Install

(see Figure 10).

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Figure 10. SDP Drivers Installation Location Window

3. An installation confirmation window may appear. Click

Install to confirm driver installation (see Figure 11).

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Figure 11. Installation Confirmation Window

4. Click Finish to complete the drivers installation (see

Figure 12).

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Figure 12. Installation Completion Window

5. Restart the PC before using the evaluation board (see

Figure 13).

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Figure 13. PC Restart Window

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EVALUATION BOARD SOFTWARE

HARDWARE AND DRIVERS

To install the evaluation board hardware and drivers, take the

following steps:

1. When both software installations are complete, power up

the AD4110-1 evaluation board as described in the

Evaluation Board Hardware section.

2. Ensure that the SDP-B board is connected to the AD4110-1

and the USB port of the PC via the USB cable.

3. The user can also check if the SDP-B board is connecting

to the PC properly by using the Device Manager of the PC.

4. Access the Device Manager as follows:

a. Click Start, Control Panel, and then click Device

Manager.

b. A dialog box can appear asking permission to allow

the program to make changes to the PC. Click Yes .

c. The Device Manager window appears.

d. Select ADI Development Tools (see Figure 14).

e. The SDP-B board appears under ADI Development

Tools option, indicating that the driver software is

installed and that the board is successfully connected

to the PC.

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Figure 14. Device Manager Window

LAUNCHING THE SOFTWARE

To launch the evaluation software, take the following steps:

1. Click Start, All Programs, Analog Devices, AD4110-1_

SDZ, then AD4110-1. The main window of the software

displays (see Figure 17).

2. If the evaluation system is not connected to the USB port

when the software is launched, a connectivity error displays

(see Figure 15). Connect the evaluation board to the USB

port of the PC, wait a few seconds, click Rescan, and follow

the instructions on the screen.

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Figure 15. Connectivity Error Alert

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Figure 16. Connectivity Confirmation

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EVALUATION SOFTWARE MAIN WINDOW

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Figure 17. AD4110-1 Evaluation Software Main Window

OVERVIEW OF THE MAIN WINDOW

The main window (Figure 17) shows the significant control

buttons and indicators of the AD4110-1 evaluation board

software. Using the demonstration modes automatically

configures the AD4110-1 device for connection to one of the

sensors. The main window functionality adapts to the chosen

demonstration mode.

The available demonstration modes are as follows:

 ± 10 V transducer

 4 mA to 20 mA transmitter

 4 mA to 20 mA transmitter that requires field power

 Thermocouple

 3-wire RTD

Demo Modes

In the main window menu bar, click Mode, and then Demo

Modes, and select the type of sensor connected to the input (see

Figure 3).

The evaluation software and the AD4110-1 device are

configured for the connected sensor.

Click Sample to begin sampling. To capture a defined number

of samples, select Single Capture from the Sampling Mode

dialog box and set the required number of samples in the

Samples dialog box.

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MAIN WINDOW—VOLTAGE MODE TAB

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Figure 18. Voltage Mode Waveform Tab

Sampling Controls

Click Sample to begin sampling. Captured data is displayed on

the waveform graph in the Waveform tab. The Sampling Mode

dropdown menu specifies whether the software performs a

single capture of the number of samples specified by the user in

the Samples setting, or continuously, one sample at a time. In

single capture mode, the number of samples is taken at the set

output data rate. In continuous mode, only one sample is taken

at a time and the time interval is determined by the PC and

operating system. The Samples field specifies the number of

samples per capture.

Waveform Graph

The waveform graph displays each successive sample captured

from the ADC input. All enabled channels can be shown in the

waveform plot. To remove any undesired channel(s) from the

graph, deselect that channel within the graph legend.

Error Status Pane

The LED icons in the Error Status pane indicate an ADC or

AFE error. Click View AFE Error Status to launch a dialog box

that shows the detailed status for the high voltage channel (see

Figure 19 and Figure 20).

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Figure 19. Error Details—Detailed Status Register Tab

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Figure 20. Error Details—Top Status Register Tab

Graph Options Pane

Y Scale and X Scale settings are used enable or disable the

autoscale function in each axis. When autoscale is disabled for

the x-axis, a second X Scale setting (# Samples) specifies the

number of data points to display in the x-axis. The Y Scale

setting allows the user to choose what units are used for the

y-axis.

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MAIN WINDOW—HISTOGRAM TAB

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Figure 21. Histogram Tab

Histogram Tab

Figure 21 shows the contents of the Histogram tab. This graph

plots codes vs. occurrence and can be used to test the ADC for

code distribution.

DC Analysis Pane

This pane displays histogram analysis (mean, maximum, and

minimum values) along with respective peak-to-peak and rms

noise values.

Analysis Parameters Pane

The Analysis Channel dropdown menu specifies what channel

the analysis is performed for. The Analysis Mode and # Samples

dropdown menus allow the user to select the data set to analyze.

These menus can be set to analyze all captured data or analyze a

subset of the captured data containing the last number of

samples specified by the # Samples setting.

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MAIN WINDOW—THERMOCOUPLE MODE

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Figure 22. Thermocouple Mode

Y-Axis Units for Thermocouple Mode

When the thermocouple demo mode (TC Mode, see Figure 3)

is selected, the y-axis units of the waveform display automatically

change to temperature (degrees Celsius).

DC Offset for Thermocouple Mode

Any dc offset can be compensated for. The value entered in the

DC Offset text box is subtracted from the ADC conversion

result.

Thermocouple Type Setting

This dropdown menu allows the user to select the thermocouple

type, and the corresponding temperature coefficient is used to

calculate the displayed temperature.

CJC TEMP

There is a digital temperature sensor (U5) placed underneath

the thermocouple connector. This sensor is used for cold junction

compensation (CJC). The value shown in the CJC TEMP field

shows temperature.

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MAIN WINDOW—RTD MODE

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Figure 23. RTD Mode

Y-Axis Units for RTD Mode

When the RTD Mode is selected from the Demo Modes drop-

down menu (see Figure 3), the y-axis units of the waveform display

automatically change to temperature (degrees Celsius).

DC Offset for RTD Mode

Any dc offset can be compensated for. The value entered in the

DC Offset text box is subtracted from the ADC conversion

result.

RTD Conversion Coefficient

Depending on the type of RTD sensor connected, the corre-

sponding temperature coefficient is used to calculate the displayed

temperature shown in the RTD Conversion Coeff. field.

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MAIN WINDOW—CURRENT MODE

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Figure 24. Current Mode

Y-Axis Units for Current Mode

When the 4-20mA Mode is selected from the Demo Modes

dropdown menu (see Figure 3) is selected, the y-axis units of

the waveform display automatically changes to current displayed as

amperes.

Field Power Supply Mode

The AD4110-1 provides an option to supply power to a current

output sensor connected between the AIN(+) and AIN(−) pins

up to ±24 mA.

When the 4-20mA Field Instrument is selected from the Demo

Modes dropdown menu (see Figure 3), the VDD and VSS power

supplies are connected to the AIN(+) and AIN(−) pins and

provide power to the connected sensor.

Resistor In Use Dropdown Menu

The AD4110-1 allows an internal or external sensing resistor to

be used. The user can select this sensing resistor here or in the

AFE_CNTRL2 register of the AD4110-1.

Resistor Value

When the Internal Resistor is selected from the Resistor In

Use dropdown menu, the Resistor Value field displays the

resistor value of 24 Ω. When the External Resistor is selected

from the Resistor In Use dropdown menu, the user can input

the value of the resistor connected in the Resistor Value field.

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MANUAL CONFIGURATION OF REGISTERS

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Figure 25. AD4110-1 Register Interface Window

Figure 25 shows the AD4110-1 Register Interface setup window

with the AFE Setup tab selected.

The status of the AFE, ADC, and ADC offset/gain register contents

are updated automatically from their respective device registers

when the Configure Registers window is launched. Select the

required tab and manually change the required register settings.

When finished manually configuring the registers, click Wri te

Changes to update all device registers and return to the main

software analysis window. Click Cancel to return to the main

software analysis window without writing changes.

Update Single AFE Register Pane

This pane allows the user to write to one register without

updating all of the registers. To use this feature, take the

following steps:

1. Select the register from dropdown menu.

2. Enter the new register value in hexadecimal format.

3. Click Update Register.

Click Cancel to close the window without updating any registers.

For full details on register programming options, see the AD4110-1

data sheet. When using the demo modes, the recommended

device (see the Demo Modes section).

Save/Load Configuration

After any register changes are made to the AD4110-1 device

and the main window is displayed, the new configuration can

be saved to a file for later use.

From the main window menu, click File, and then save the

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DEFAULT MODE OF OPERATION AT POWER-UP

The input pins of the AD4110-1, AIN(+) and AIN(−), can be

configured for voltage or current input. The factory default mode

of operation for the AD4110-1 is current mode. At power-up, the

AD4110-1 accepts an input current and routes it through a low

impedance sense resistor for measurement.

The default mode at power-up is also the mode of operation used

in a “No Power Mode” condition. The power-up mode for the

high voltage channel can be programmed.

From the main window menu, click Mode and then select the

No Power Supply Mode option (see Figure 3). The dialog box

in Figure 26 displays.

The dialog box prompts the user to confirm if they want to

change the default “No Power Mode” mode of operation to

Current Mode or Voltage Mo d e.

After a reset, the AD4110-1 defaults to the mode selected.

If the default mode is set to Current Mode and a current input

is connected to the AD4110-1 inputs, the AD4110-1 maintains

the loop current, even when a power supply is not connected.

The number of changes left for the user is indicated by the text

field shown in Figure 26.

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Figure 26. Default Mode Selection Dialog Box

ESD Caution

ESD (electrostatic discharge) sensitive device. Charged devices and circuit boards can discharge without detection. Although this product features patented or proprietary protection

circuitry, damage may occur on devices subjected to high energy ESD. Therefore, proper ESD precautions should be taken to avoid performance degradation or loss of functionality.

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